The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-08-04
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. AUGUST +, 1881.
"SoDA" at Robinson & Hinrichs'.

SODA at hoDInSon 4 hInflcns
WIZARD OH, sold by Robinson &
Hinrichs.
CHICAGO doesn't want to claim Guiteau
| as a citizen.
INSECT DESTROYER, the very best, at
Robinson i Hinrich's.
RAHR BRoTHERs have fixed up the
boiler in their yacht.
THE Minnesota wheat crop viii not be
so good as that Of last year.
THERE are very few farmers to be
found in the city these days.
HORSE and cattle medicines, the very
best, at Robinson & Hinrichs.
MACHINE Quail kinds at lowest
price5-at Becker & Teitgen's.
"CoUoNIEs" are what st. Louis people
have established in Manitowoc.
The Depere papers are busy just now
IN heaping abuse Oh each other.
THE tug Commodore Mutt is in port.
Her boiler Is undergoing repairs.
The tug Margaret came into port yes
terday with large scow load of logs.
ARCHBISHOP HESS confirmed 100 per-
sons at Meme during his last visit there.
Betting and packing of all kinds at
Becker L Teitgen's new hardware store.
The seats in the Park increase the
value Of that piece Of property about 100
per cent.
TIE county clerk has an advertisement
in this issue which it may be well for
some TO read.
The boys are getting a little bit tired
Of the glass balls and long for the duck
killing season.
THERE are now three steam yachts in
tie city and two more are in process of
construction.
FoR doors and sash call on Becker &
Teitgen at their new store on South
Eighth Street.
WILBUR j. STOREY is spending the
summer at Green Lake. The old fellow
IS helpless invalid
A PICNIC was given at Francis Creek
on Sunday last. Quite a number from
the city were present.
TRUssEs, bandages, shoulder braces
a very large variety, and cheap, at Rob
inson & Hinrichs.
THE German Ladies' Society gave a
picnic in the garden of Mr.. Nielsen of
this city, last Sunday.
WANTED.-A boy to learn the Pilot
ogIophic business. Inquire at
HUGO KLINGHoLz.
Mn. VTEBAHS has sold his house and
lot to Mr.. Ernst Wagner. Mr.. Viebahn
will reside at Watertown in the future.
PAINTS, oils and brushes-a large fresh
stock-just received by Becker & Teit-
gen, South Eighth Street jul21tf
RAHR BRoTHERs want to buy 300, 900
bushels of barley the coming year. They
will pay right up to Milwaukee prices for
it.
TIE Duluth and Peerless will not come
into Manitowoc any more. Their places
have been taken by the Hurd and Ere
mont.
THERE was quite heavy rain in the
western part of this county Tuesday
night, but the lake shore towns were not
visited.
OCCASIONALLY a case of small pox is
found in Milwaukee. The health officers
are quite diligcnt in preventing its
spread.
THOMAS HALRoN, of Cato, lately sold
team of colts for $500. 1t pays to raise
blooded stock when such a price can be
obtained.
\ COMPLETE stock OF stoves and shelf
hardware has Just been received by Beck
err 4 Teitgen. They guarantee prices as
low as any.
The railroads continue their cutting.
The fare on the Grand Trunk from Chi
cago to New York is now only S5. Just
think of it.
Thomas HALRoN of Cato, is going to
exhibit sc young horses, the Issue of his
stallion, Marvel, at the county fair to be
held next month.
SOME Of the leading educators of the
state are making extensive preparations
for exhibiting school matters at the Mil
waukee exposition.
LATELY Sheriff Murphy brought back
two incurable insane people from Osh-
kosh SO as to make room for more hope
full cases from this county.
ORIGNAToRS of slang phrases may find
| q hint toward a new word for their vo-
cabulary in the term "named" as used in
the English house of parliament.
CoNKLINd has fees from foreign cap
italists, each amounting to $50, 1000.
There is no good reason why Roscoe
should want to so back to the Senate and
| $4,000 year.
/ The pastor of the Lutheran church at
Two Rivers died on Thursday morning.
His funeral took place on Sunday and
was quite largely attended, a number
from this city being present.
TIE Fond du Lac Commonwealth sug-
| gests that the editors of The Journal and
! The Tribune be invited to deliver adj