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

witness this week 1eelS ike moving 10 a
country where there is no such thing as
law.
PEOPLE having shade trees in front Of
their residences are looping off branches
and doing other needful things to add
to their beauty.
THE biting weather of Monday admon-
ished those who took to wearing light
clothing, that they were little hasty in
making the change.
NOTICE the advertisement in another
column of the anntial meeting of the
stockholders of the NJ, L. s. & ". R'y.,
to be held June oth.
SATURDAY morning was SO cold that
overcoats were brought out of their hid
ing places where they had been slowed
away for the summer.
1T was believed that the body of Zer-
bel was buried beneath the debris caused
by the washout. But a search for the
body proved unavailing.
THE marshal escorted two tramps to
the city limits on Monday and started
them Tor more congenial chimes with an
admonition not to return.
If the efforts to release the schooner
Peoria, ashore in Bailey's Harbor, are
successful, the schooner will be brought
to this city to be repaired.
THERE will not be as large an acreage
of grain sown this spring as usual. Far
mers are turning their attention to stock
raising and dairy products.
DIR. CoAKLEY will move his Office to
the LOT Immediately west of the one on
which it now stands and put up new
building on the present site.
The celebrated Whitney children car
riages-unsurpassed for beauty of style
and finish and durability-can be seen at
Piening's popular book store.
The "pampered child of fortune" is
coming out with his new suit of spring
clothes nova days. He is not found on
the staff of any of the newspapers.
SOME young ladies have interested
themselves in the sale of tickets to the
Jones Library Concert and they have
struck bonanza-for the concert. &.
JUDGE gibson opened his first term of
court for Kewaunee county on Monday
last. There are quite number of the
leading attorneys of this city present.
J. SoHUETrE & Bros Plaster Mills is
now running on plaster and is now pre-
pared to furnish all which may be
wanted. Mays.
THE barge A. A. Carpenter was launch
ed on Saturday last at the ship yard of
Rand & Berger. 1t slid off the stocks
gracefully as soon as the ropes were cut.
THE announcement that Billy Herzog
had purchased the livery stable of Mr..
Klingholz, was little premature. Ra-
mus, Schmidt & Co. are the purchasers.
WALL paper, beautiful patterns cheap
at Heineman's. If you have paper hang
ing to do, Fred will tell you who will do
it well and at reasonable figures. If
The schooner D. G.. Norris sprung a
leak and was towed into the harbor at
this place yesterday. Last night she
left for Milwaukee in tow of the Mar
garet.
A ONCE wealthy man named THEM was
arrested in Milwaukee on Tuesday for
stealing q sack of rye flour. The poor
fellow keenly feels the degradation of his
position.
The streets are crowded with farmers
wagons loaded with potatoes. The price
is good and farmers feel happy that they
have one article of produce which brings
some coin.
RAND & BERGER have contracted to
build a steam barge for Sturgeon Bay
parties, the estimated cost of which is to
be 925, 900. 1t is to be completed by the
10Th of July.
For any thing in the pipe line, go to
Manheimer's. He has just added to his
stock fine lot of Mearschaum goods that
are very desirable. Prices will be found
satisfactory.
THE sbipcarperters can depend upon
steady work during the entire year, as
our builders have contracted for all the
work that can be done in the next six or
eight months.
COUNTRY roads are in better condi
ton now than they have been for the
last four months. They are at least soi
cradle and during that time they were
barely passable.
FARMERS in Manitowoc county found
it necessary to purchase seed wheat this
spring and have in many instances chang.
ed the variety. This will no doubt prove
advantageous.
CAPTAIN WrTTENBERe does not want to
cultivate any more intimate acquaintance
with perambulatory clothes press. He
has had all the experience in that line
that he desires.
1T is now believed that the man whose
body was found floating in the river last
Wednesday, committed suicide. His In
sanity took the form of fear of arrest
for some imaginary crime.
WE take pleasure in calling attention
TO our choice line OF Garden and Vegeta
BILE Seeds which De o5tser in packages OF
in bulk at lowest market prices.
SCHAILERN & JANEcEK
4 TRAMP was picked up on the streets
last week, an old veteran of the Mexican
war, after being confined in the Jail fol