The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-03-17
nla1silomof 1)ilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. MIRCH II 1891.
TINS is st. Patrick's Day in the morn

| WHAT VIII tue weather Go! ASKS alnlo5t
every person, these days.
PAS EASTER EGG DYES, price 5 cents,
at Robinson & Hinrich's.
RAILROAD accidents viii be Of frequent
occurrence until the snow has disappear
ed.
TIE snow storm on Saturday last found
the Windiate House well filed with
guests.
NONE but the main roads in the county
are open. Cross roads must depend on
Old Sol.
Stow blindness is the fashion these
days. Goggles are worn by all the rail
road boys.
TIE young people OF this city give a
basket parry at Klingholz Hall next Sat
urday evening.
''NIZ viva voce vote" is how Nash puts
it, and then proceeds to argue as if he
was Rufus Choate.
ABOUT twenty five teachers were pres
ent at the examination in this city on
Friday and Saturday.
~ old lady from Maple Grove was ad
judged insane on Monday and viii proba-
bly, be sent 20 Oshkosh.
A BRorHEa-IS LAW produces & kind of
rabies in Carl II. Schmidt Hatred Of
this class is a mania with him.
Two WEEKS had ''rolled their course"
before the snow blockade was raised on
the western division Of the railroad.
Town caucuses for the nomination of
local candidates viii be held in a number
OF the towns Of this county this week.
MAT CARPENTER used to say he liked
the Irish because, like himself, they be
long to Gods great chprch-the Poor.
DURING the storm the telegraph Office
il this city paid handsomely, exceeding
the average receipts of the busiest season.
LIQUOR is not allowed to be sold in the
village OF Ledyard. Thirsty mortals
must cross the river to Kaukauna to get
dram.
THERE is a rumor Of Il mans being
found dead in a snow drift between Two
Rivers and DIisbicott, lately, but it is not
well authenticated
NEXT Saturday IS the day set for the
democratic Judicial convention. The re
publican convention will be hell on
Wednesday Of next week.
: HORSE tanner was trying his art on a
kicking horse owned by Ramus, Schmidt
< Co., last Monday. The treatment at
tracte1 quite 4 large crowd.
THE few farmers that came to town on
Saturday were on the anxious seat until
they reached home. 1T looked toe much
like the beginning of a blizzard
THE funeral Of J. NJ. Read took place
on Sunday last. Quite a number from
this city would be present but for the
state of the roads, which procluded all
travel.
THE freight train going west on Tues
day, jumped the track near Kaukauna
station. Two box cars and a sleeper suf-
fered considerable damage, nobody was
injured.
IT will be necessary to keep the gut
tiers open until this snow will have dis
appeared. Quite anumber of merchants
are drawing the piles of snow opposite
their business places, to the river.
PERSONAL enmity is the only thing that
can make Carl Il. Schmidt industrious.
! His paper has been overfowing with at
tacks on Judge Kirwan lately. For al
most year before it had in it very little
that was original.
QUITE a number of our German citi-
zens who are Disguised with the late
course Of Carl Il. Schmidt, are agitatiue
the subject of establishing another Ger
man paper here. This IS step that viii
be taken before long.
G. HAUKoHI & Son have large stock
OF boots and shoes and oyershoes aIwaye
on hand. Those wanting boots or shoes
for winter wear viii ind just what they
want at this shoe store, and at reasonable
prices, near Wagner's hardware store.
FRED SEEGER wouldn't spoil a joke
even fit be on himself. Lately We tried
\ to dnd from him the condition of the
pork market, and he took us aside very
mysteriously and whispered. '.aIl my
/ hogs are gone but myself aud an a big
one"
LAST Saturday morning new snow
storm set in. kilograms from Milwau-
kee stated that it was the severest storm
of the year at that place. All trains OF
the Lake Shore & Western were stopped
Fortunately the storm did not last an,
length of time and trains began to run
regularly on Monday.
TIE following attorneys in Msnitowo
have signed the call for justices Cole an,
Cassoday: G.. 4. Forrest, r. ?. Eaton
Chas. W. White. C. G. Sedgwicl, Z. G
Nash and L. j. Nash. The call for Gas
soday is signed by every republican
member Of the legislature but not by
+ single democrat
TIE regulations permitting certain
documents partially written and PARTIAL,
printed through the mails, at the sam
rate as those wholly printed, has bee
revoked and hereafter any mail matte
containing writing must be paid for q
letter postage. Printed bills cannot no,
be sent for one cent as has been the cas-