The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-04-15
manitowoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. APRIL 49, 1880.

THE Mil, L. S. & W. received two new
engines this week.
GARDEN SEEDS, fresh and good. Sold
by Robinson & Hinrichs.
The scow Blue Bell has gone into the
dry dock to receive repairs.
| The steamer Muskegon left her winter
quarters at this place on Monday.
a SPECIAL SESSION of the county board
will be held on the 25th day of May.
ONE hundred tons of Michigan Land
Plaster for sale by Barnes & Mendlik.
( GRATING WAX at the Central Drug
Store. ROBINSON i HINRIcHs.
THE session laws for 1880 willaoe found
in supplement form in this issue of THE
| PILOT.
| BIBNGER & DAY have sold more seed
ers this season than any other agricultur-
al firm in the city.
TREASURER DAMLER's annual contribu-
ton to tax literature will be found in this
issue of THE Pilot.
CHAs. HOVER has already put up the
frame of his new building, occupying the
site of the building lately burned.
| QUITE crowd were present at the last
meeting of the city council The attrac
ton was the election of city officers.
| SATURDAY NIGHT was cold enough for
January. The ice was strong enough on
Sunday morning to bear up horse.
THE most complete stock of boots and
shoes, slippers and rubbers, in the city,
can be found at G. Haukohl & Sons.
The Seeger Bros. have put in neat
floor in their barber shop. These boys
have now one of the neatest shops in the
| state.
QUITE large number of farmers were
in the city this week. The roads have SO
| far improved that produce can be brought
| to market.
OK Tuesday of last week the Lake
Shore railway station at Appleton was
destroyed by fire. 1t is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
ELECTION is over for the time. The
victors have finished rejoicing and the
defeated have footed up the costs and
charged to profit and loss.
VIM. RAHR now has one of the finest
draught teams in the state. They are
large black horses, both weighing 5000
pounds, and are splendidly matched.
The Milwaukee Signal says the new
barge being built by Hanson Il Scove for
| Jacobs & Guyles will be named Daisy
Day, after Milwaukee young lady.
HATS. HATsi-Don't forget to look at
my assortment of hats. A large, choice
stock just opened at prices that will GER
tainly please you, at CHAs. Books.
\ THE pigeons have left this part of the
world. The only game left is the valiant
blackbird, and he is growing scarce from
the fact that he must furnish exercise for
all sportsmen.
| The schooner Elvina, which has been
| lying idle here for almost two years, has
been purchased by Buffalo parties, and
will Immediately undergo repairs and go
| into commission.
FROM Mr.. Torrey, of Gibson, We learn
of fire at Sheboygan on Tuesday night
by which the dwelling house of Charles
| Abel was destroyed. The building was
| insured for its full value.
| THE new statute providing for the
punishment of people using abusive Ian
| guage is being taken advantage of quite
fully. Some parties from Kossuth lately
brought an action under 1t.
Two hundred dozen hats just received,
in all new and desirable styles for men,
youths and boys, and at prices that will
please the closest buyers, st
BARNES & MENDLIKs
THE schooner. Imperial struck against
one of the harbor piers last week and
carried away her bob stays. There was
a swift current at the time which caused
| her to drift so as to cause the collision.
GRocER1Es-always large assortment
on hand. Particular attention is called
to our syrups, which are guaranteed al
sugar goods, and at lower prices than
| elsewhere. CHAs. Book.
A TELEGRAM from Madison to the
Eucning Wisconsin says Hon. j. Carey,
member of assembly from the First Dist.
of Manitowoc, has sent his resignation to
the governor to take effect Immediately.
A YOUNG man, a resident of Appleton,
was badly injured at Hortonville on
Tuesday of last week, by falling under a
moving freight train. Both his legs
were badly broken and his ankles crush
| ed.
THE tug Kitty Smoke left here on Sun
day for Milwaukee to tow up the old
! COudSnhSo biopASliSi ouoIuSuaua. ohc
arrived here with her tow on Tuesday.
There is some talk of building hull for
the machinery of the old propeller.
In the list of chairmen of the different
towns published in last weeks issue, Mr..
Zander is mentioned as the chairman of
Gibson. This is incorrect. Mr.. Stein
brecher was elected there. Otherwise
the list as published is correct.
PLAIN and Brocaded Trimming Silks.
| in all the fashionable shades and at vari
GUS prices, Pekiu Silks in various shades
and full line of Satins, and at prices
that cannot fail to please, at
BARNES & MENDLIK's.
GEORGE HAMILTON has become sole
u \ n