The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-12-29

| WHICH, 40 inoH uehTls cQdlu Hi5H.
THE late legislature read newspapers
at an expense to the state of a2,717.
JUDGE SMART will resign his position
of Deputy Collector on Saturday next.
JACK WARBURToN held forth to the
Temple of Honor in this city last week.
HEAvEY horses ere relieved and often
cured by use of our Specific for Heaves.
ROBINSON & H1NRIcHs.
MEMBERS of the legislature are bios
soming out with railroad passes these
days.
DAVID ATWOOD drew from the state
treasury for printing the snug sum of
$13,396.
HAVE your horses scratches We have
an excellent remedy for them.
ROBINSON & HINRIoHs.
THE militia of this state was source
of expense to the state to the amount of
$l8,646.
THE city treasurer is quite busy these
days receiving taxes and giving receipts
therefor.
Coal beating stoves in endless varie-
ties and sizes at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S,
at either store.
SMALL pox has broken out at Fort
Howard and there is great alarm in con-
sequence.
RAMUs, SCHMIDT & Co. have again
taken up their quarters at their North
Side Stable.
THE Oshkosh faculty presented Prof.
Graham with silver tea set, at the close
of the fall term.
TRUssEs, bandages, shoulder braces
a very large variety, and cheap, at Rob
inson & Hinrich's.
MOTHER SHIProN has more days left
in which to s'strike fiat the thick rotundi-
ty of the world.
Our carrier boy will present his com
pliments to the patrons of The Pilot ON
New Years Day.
The weather is indeed delightful al
though it does not prove the best imagin-
able for business.
RUBBER and leather betting, packing,
hose, &C., at prices that defy competi-
ton, at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S.
FREE HIGH schools in Wisconsin re-
| ceive assistance from the state to the
amount of $25, 609.
"PooR Tom was a'cold" and they took
him in. ga mule" is 8 favorite appella
ton with Tom now.
POSTAGE exclusive of legislative ex-
| travsgance in this direction, costs the
state 1852 annually.
JENNIE RANKIN took the lead in Christ
mas presents this year, receiving splen
did upright Steinway piano.
MINISTERS prayed for tho late legisla-
ture to the extent of $3.50, and the pray
ers of the just men availed not.
Don't forget to order your New Years
cards at The Pilot Office. You have O.
large assortment to select from.
TIE ice has finally ''gone back" Oh the
young people aud the beautiful weather
has lost great deal of its charms.
Our correspondents are suffering from
indigestion or too much happiness this
week and have failed to collect news.
LAST Tuesday was st. Johns Day.
People of that name are rather numerous
and all somewhat sanity in character.
COUNTY agricultural societies received
i,onus of $1,000 from the state last
year. Each society is entitled to 300.
MONDAY YVES quite generally observed
as holiday in this city. The stores
opened at 10 A. NJ. and closed at 3 p. NJ.
THE Secretary of state in his report
says that many more wild animals are
! killed in the older than in the new coun.
| ties.
MERCHANTS express themselves quite
we'll pleased with the holiday trade not
withstanding the bad character of the
roads.
A NUMBER Of balls were given through
out the county on Monday night and
some slight disturbances" are also re-
ported.
p. J. SMAILEY has been out at Dead
wood and has ~;ilten o series of letters
for bis paper from that place that are very
interesting.
CoLD has become an epidemic in Man.
itowoc. The man without cold is SO
out of the fashion as to be almost a
monstrosity.
| LII is seldom that the Christmas season
brings such lovely weather as it did this
year. 1t seemed to be the long DELAYED
Indian summer.
SMALL Pox is said to have broken on.
in the numbering camps on the Wolf
River in this State. This is bringing ii
pretty near home.
| A CHILD of Adolph Schmitz has been
quite sick and grave doubts are enter
tanned of her recovery. Mr.. Schmitz is
now able to 81. ZIP.
| ROBINSON g. ErNRrcuc sell fine hasi
! coagh medicine. They have confidence
n IL, and are willing to refund the money
II IL does no good. Ask for Piso's Cure fol