The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-04-28
1flauitowof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. APRIL 28, 1891.

PATENT MEDICINES, all sorts, at Star
Pharmacy.
FLOWER SEEDS, all varieties, at Robin
son i Hinrichs.
MAIN street bridge underwent some
repairs this week.
LOOK sharp for your umbrellas. The
ubiquitous thief is around.
LADKs.-For real elegant hat or bon
net, go to Mrs. B. Wimpf.
THE new STOW built for Chas. Book
was launched on Tuesday last.
THE tug Gagnon was in the harbor last
week with a cargo Of fresh fish.
Lay away the little overcoat and take
down the shovel and the hoe.
TIE best brands of fine cut, plug and
smoking tobaccos, at Manheimer's.
SHERIFF MURPHY took Patrick O'Neil
to the Oshkosh Asylum last Friday.
EMIL KRUMMBEUER has received a
large stock of boots and shoes. APPS
WHEAT sowing will probably begin in
this county the latter part of the week.
FROGS have their voices tuned up and
have started in on their melodious re-
frain.
THE schooner Woodstock is going to
be hauled out at Richards Yard for re-
pairs.
THE Chronicle of last week failed to
put in an appearance at this city until
Friday.
The City Council has passed resolu-
ton to give the city printing to the low
est bidder.
4 SPECIAL session of the county board
will probably be held during the latter
part OF May.
PAUL NELSON'S schooner, Melitta, was
launched last Thursday from Hanson &
Seove's Yard
The new barge built by Rand & Berger
for the Menominee line, will be launched
next Saturday.
TIE Cheap John managed to escape
from the clutches of the sheriff and is
again at large.
A MILWAUKEE, young lady lately fell
heires5 to $4,000. She will have no
end OF suitors.
THE Chicago made her first trip of the
season on Sunday, under command of
Captain Sweeney.
A NEy carrier this week, will account
for any errors that may be made in the
delivery Of papers.
THE Boys have started into the preli-
minaries Of base ball, known by the mod
est title cf "Catch."
We tbs week present our readers with
a supplement containing the laws passed
by the lie legislature.
For tp finest cigars, cigarettes and
tobaccos, go to Manheimer's. He has
the Iarges stock in the city.
WHAT with the heavy snow storms and
spring fools, railroads have suffered con
siderably within the last four months.
DRUds, c4emicals, dye stuffs, fine Gig
ars and tobacos, at
kCRALLERN &, JANECEK's.
ASK John Barnes what he knows about
Hamlet and he'll Just 'fswar" a little be-
fore giving you the desired information,
4 CHEESE factory and creamery are
about to be established at Mishicott.
/ Northward the stan of progress takes its
way.
MAY flowers are already blooming.
Glasses in botany will form an intimate
acquaintance with the iuterminable crow
foots.
The rain Of Monday was just what was
needed to hasten the exit of the snow
which lay in the woods secure from the
suns rays.
THERE is not bridge left on the Man
itOwoc River from Clark's Mills to Man
itowoc Rapids. The dam at the Branch
has also broken away.
WM. STEPHAN was elected chief of the
fire department. on Monday night. We
predict that William will prove to be {
good man in the place.
The steam barge Hilton waterlogged
off Little Point Sauble. She had on {
cargo of lumbsr and was rebuilt last win
ter at Sheb0ygan.
4 SUFFICIENT number of persons have
subscribed for The establishment Of :
tele2hone exchange at this place. vii
Demo viii manage the main Office.
". SCHUErTE & Bios Plaster Mills il
: NV running on plaster and is now pre-
pred to furnish all which may b.
unted. Mays.
WALL paper, beautiful patterns chesl
o Heineman's. If you have paper hang
ig to do, Fred will tell you who will d.
% well aud at reasonable figures. t
GEORGE PANKRATz undertook to ge
own his logs from the Branch River
! but found the breaking away of dams
se hindraDca which caused postponemen
Eof tho work.
j STUDY our price list, make up you
mind to buy the best, and come aud Sc,
Gus. A. LANDRETH.
/ SEED Warehouse. Platt's old store