The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-14
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. APRIL II, 1891.

| NEAI AIOHudg TIC CAY SOoiiS' wa S'S~'
| new officers.
| BIRD cages, canes, baskets, at Heine-
mans book store. tt
| SHEBoYGAN is indulging in the luxury
of new bridges.
SHEBoYeAN was visited by destructive
fire on Monday.
THERE are four candidates for the
Office Of city clerk.
| A PERSON without cold is out of the
fashion, these days.
BRIDGE tenders find return to active
duty rather pleasant
THERE are quite number of suits
pending against the city.
TIE roads are bottomless; SO say those
who are forced to travel.
LARGE stock of new laces and lace
goods at j. Schuette g. Bros.
SLEIGHs are entirely discarded, and
| wheeled vehicles have the run.
a TRAMP is going the rounds collecting
money for charitable purposes.
HORSE and cattle medicines, the very
best, at Robinson & Hinrichs. If
GRATING WAX Grating wax! The
best at Robinson & Hinrichs'.
THE merry month of May gives prom
Use of being muddy one this year.
GREEN RAND has begun suit against
vessel for over $4,000 FOR repairs done.
EMIL KRUMMHEUER has received a
large stock of boots and shoes. APPS
THE straits are not yet open nor are
they likely to be before the first of May.
Byron BURME1sTER has purchased the
scow W. B. Sloan for 81, 200 from Detroit
| parties.
MAJOR ROBERT has advertised for bids
for government improvements during the
summer.
" HUNTsArEN are beginning to fix up guns
preparatory to the slaughter of expected
pigeons.
EVERY north and south street has been
lined with streams of water for the last
two weeks.
FIX ATTORNEY GENERAL DEvENs has
been appointed to the supreme court of
Massachusetts,.
THERE are very encouraging prospects
that number of telephone lines will be
run through the city.
". T. ALBERs has purchased house
in the village of Centerville and is now
resident of that burg.
Tom WINDIArE has cut channel in
the ice up to the dry dock on a contract
with Rand & Berger.
SPRING and summer styles in millinery
and trimmings just received at Mrs. B.
Wimpf's, York street.
JUDGING from county superintendent
reports, the present compulsory school
law is enforced nowhere.
THERE are quite anumber Of applicants
for the 3rd ward school in the event of
Mr.. Browns resignation.
PLUMB & NELSON would like you to
look over their list of D. Lambeth &c Son
seeds, appearing in this issue.
OLD winter fixed his grip on the wealth
er on Tuesday. Spring is rather coy,
sand the villain still pursues her.
HINRIoHs' starch polish must be COM
manding a large sale. We have printed
for him 20, 900 labels during the year.
The question that is agitating the pub
lie mind in the city at present is, who
| will be sealer of weights and measures.
SPRING aud summer styles in millinery
and trimmings just received.
MRs. B. WnIPF, York st,
Mr.. LOBE purchased number of
very fine cattle from an Eaton farmer
lately. They were delivered to-day.
CHEESE manufacturers supplies of all
kinds constantly on hand, at
% J. SCHUETTE & Bros.
FRED HEISRMAN always carries some
thing new and nice in his line. Have
you seen his wire -four stands7 If
THINGS are at a pretty pass when one
can walk over fences five feet high on
snow drifts, as late as the 18th of April.
''SENp me an answer from over the
sea-" Song and chorus at Heineman's.
warrior Bold" is another at the same
place. If
SHEBoYGAN Falls elected solid green
back ticket this spring. ''The Falls" is
sither far in advance of the times or away
behind.
Has the ATarinette North Star been
"whelmed meath the waye?" 1t has fall
ed to reach this Office for the last two
months.
ALDERMAN PLATT was quite active in
cutting bitches through street crossings
SO as to prevent the flooding and erosion
of streets.
THE Cakes Bros. concert contrary to
expectations, proved to be very enjoy
able affair. They played TO fair sized
audience.
TIE robins are chirping and calling
themselves "demnition fools" for not
putting off emigration for at least one
month more.
CAPT. ROBERTS of Chicago has pur-
chased the schooner City of Woodstock
for $500. The Woodstock will prob
ably be repaired here.
New Hamburg and Swiss Embroider-
les from two cents to one dollar and fifty
Gently per yard, AN elegant assortment,
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