The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-03
THURSDAY. jan. 47tk, 1891.
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AIDED on Tuesday.
| TIE snow shovel was the implement
most in use on Tuesday.
The FREEZER Saengerbund give concert
| at Turner Hall next Sunday.
| TIE court room is crowded every day
during the trial Of Anna Stroke.
JUDGE gibson is the youngest circuit
Judge ia the state aud is unmarried.
Rev. GEORGE FEssIER is in charge Of
the SILVER Lake Catholic congregation.
WITNESSES, jurors and lawyers are the
only people who earn money these days.
TEE snow blockade is pretty thorough.
+ There is very little communication with
the country.
JUDGE GnsoS has not once left the
county since he opened the January term
Of court here.
Rev. 4. L. Ross0cHowTrz, of Coopers-
| town, wa5 a Welcome caller at our Office
on Monday last.
1IR. AID Mrs. Gro. CoopER gave q
pleasant party to their friends on Friday
evening Of last week.
TRAINS are again running regularly,
the snow blockade being raised by the
locomotive snow plow.
''MAcRAxIE" lace thread for working
Lambraquins, laces, working bags &C.,
at J. Schuette & Bros.
Los. SMITH IS again able to be around
and is looking quite well considering the
severity Of his sickness.
OUR thanks are due to Mr.. Ed. G.
Nash for weekly report of the proceed
ings of the circuit court.
JOIN; CAREY is one of the happiest
men in Christendom. a son and heir is
the cause of his rejoicing.
THE prospects are decidedly encour-
aging for the eleven feet of snow which
some kind seer set down for 1880.
QUTrE a number Of teachers from this
county are preparing to attend the state
teachers examination next summer.
Hon. THOMAS GLEASON came home
from Madison on Thursday. he return
ed TO his legislative duties on Monday.
FEED CUTTERS for s., 81. $40, sl5,
$50, $50, $50, S45, and $50. feb10
w. II. KILLEN, Cato.
POSTERS are out announcing the read
ing Of Miss Rose NJ. Cody tonight, at
the N. E. Church. She will be assisted
by her sister.
3LR. EsTABRooK is being quite prom
ioently mentioned as 4 candidate for at
t5ruoy general. His name finds place
on most Of the states.
i DONATION PARTY will be given at the
parsonage Of the II. T. church on We'd
nesday evening February 9, for the ben
eft Of Rev. G. II. MouIton.
Az electric head light for locomotives
is one Of the new things brought about
by the restless spirit of improvement.
The thing is soon to be tested.
Hon. IRA P. SMITH is a member Of the
committee on Interpretations. Hon.
Thos. Gleason is a member of the COM
mittee on Public improvements.
HAVE a full line Of ladies' hosiery,
gloves, skirts, hoods, leggins, underwear,
shawls, &c. Call in and look at them. at
CEAs. Book.
EVERY person IS inclined toRay 'Shold,
enough" to the weather ci6Tk. The
neglect of late winters is to be amply
compensated for during the present one.
HAVING bought a very large quantity
of cheese cloth we are prepared to offer
the same to cheese manufacturers, in lots
to suit, ct special low prices.
J. SoHUErrE & Bros.
LAST Sunday you could tell the 'spoor
unGortuGjts" who didn't own a nag and
had no friend who did. They walked
disconsolately along the sidewalk and
looked as if earth had no charms for
them.
No MATTER what The basis Of represen-
tation from the present number, 293 to
500, the representation of Wisconsin in
congress remains the same, eight. When
the superintendent is made on basis Of
32l it gains one.
\ NOTE in the Two Rivers Chronicle
speaks Of Miss Myra Barrie, formerly of
this city, as earning quite a reputation as
a singer. We learn from good authority
that Miss Barrie is paid $1,000 per week
during her engagement.
THE Chronicle mentions the almost "a,
tai poisoning Of VIM. Taylor of Two
Creeks, by accident. He was using car
boiic acid for a wound, and through mis-
take drank some of it. fortunately the
family used the proper antidote, and Mr..
Taylor's life was saved.
G. HAUKoHL & SoS do large business
in custom work. They keep number of
workmen so that orders will receive
prompt attention. If you want . pair of
boots or shoes made promptly, good fit
aud good material, go to G. Haukohl &
Son, near Wagner's hardware store.
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