The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-05-05

THURSDAY. MAY 5th, 1891.
APRIL went out of existence this year
in frost
THE city has exceptionally good officers
this year.
PATENT MEDICINES, all sorts, at Star
Pharmacy.
FLOWER SEEDS, ali varieties, at Robin
son & Hinrichs.
THE weather continues cold and vege-
| tation is backward.
FERRY's SEEDS, large assortment, at
Robinson & Hinrichs.
CURTAINS, plain and figured, all shades
and styles at Piening's.
FARMERS are quite busy this week
with their spring sowing.
LADRs.-For real elegant hat or bon
net, go-to Mrs. B. Wimpf.
Mr.. KBUAnlHEUER is fixing up his
grounds in first class style.
Snow drifts are yet to be found on
roads running east and west.
SEVERAL of our lawyers are attending
court III Kewannee this week.
THERE was public reading at the II.
T. Church yesterday evening.
Book BEER flowed pretty freely for its
country's good on Sunday last.
NEW aud elegant designs in wall paper,
dados and borders at Piening's.
JONAH RICHARDS new barge will prob
ably be launched next Saturday.
THE keel for new 165 foot schooner
has been laid by Hanson & Scoye.
LET no one fail to attend the Jones
Library Concert omorrow evening.
SHERIFF MURPHY brought Newton
girl to the Oshkosh Asylum last week.
HORSE and cattle medicines, the very
best. at Robinson & Hinrichs. If
SHERIFF MURPHY is busy this week
summoning jurymen for the June term.
The steamer Sheboygan left her win
ter quarters for the seasons work, to-
day.
A DONATION party was given at the
residence of Rev. Mr.. Averill ON the Ord
inst.
QUITE a number of county schools be-
gan their summer term on Monday of
this week.
Town supervisors will find their Office
no sinecure this year. Bridges will keep
them busy.
ALBERT BECKER has again started a
hardware store Ia Schmitz' $ Block at the
| South Side.
REMEMBER the concert for the benefit
of the Jones Library Association tomor-
row evening.
THE schooner CITY Of Woodstock is
being hauled out at Buffers Yard. She
will be rebuilt.
THE new board on charitable and pen
al institutions begin their duties on or
about June 1st
THE Daisy Day brought cargo of
| lumber for George Guyles, on Monday,
| from Ludington.
| The steam barge Hilton was towed in
| to Maukegon harbor and lies there in the
bottom of the river.
G. @. BARNES is putting the finishing
| touches on tie front of his new block on
North Eighth street.
THIS was a week of amusement in
Nanitowoc. Every evening "there was
something going on"
The high water of this spring deposit
| ed SO much dirt in the river that nayiga
ton is greatly impeded.
THE pier at Centerville went the way
of the bridges this spring and Carpenters
are at work repairing it.
! VINO will be the next chairman of the
county board? is question that is now
receiving some attention.
EVERY school district in Centerville
has q teacher employed for the summer
and they are all male teachers.
| OVER 1000 immigrants arrived at Mil.
waukee during April, large proportion
of whom will remain in this state.
! SALT Will be used quite extensively
this year on land. It will pay dealers in
this article to make note OF this.
THE Lake Shore Cheese Factory at
Centerville, is now completed and Is be
ing run by competent manager.
| THE Lake Shore Railway Go. have pur-
chased 224 new cars, most of them to be
used in the transportation of lumber.
DIR. STmlting, late graduate of Rush
\ Medical College. has located at Center
vile and is building up fair practice.
DRUGS, chemicals, dye stuffs, fine Gig
airs and tobaccos, &c
SCHALLERN & JANECEKs s.
OUR Meeme letter Is full of wit ano
quips this week, and makes UP largely
for the other shortcomings of this week
issue
TEUNkE ( COOPER finished up harbol
work at lively rate this spring. They
completed their contract ii less than two
weeks.
G. G. LADE is the agent for the Ma
deau Washing Machine, q new invention
which recommends itself. Go and ex
anime ii.
THOSE who are fond OF the product o