The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-07-28

Claire.
"I'M going out to Cato to dig for gold
has taken place Of the oft quoted purpost
to go out west and grow up with the
country.
REPORTS from Minnesota and low
regarding the wheat crop, are quite favor.
able. The yield will be large and the
| quality good.
i COMPLETE stock of stoves and shell
hardware has just been received by Beck,
er & Teitgen. They guarantee prices as
low as any.
PASSENGER rates from Chicago to New
York have lately been reduced to IS. II
is cheaper to go to New York than to
stay at home.
NASH is evidently trying to get even
with julie Linstedt. Wen bet our bot
tom nickel julie never attempted riding a
log, voluntarily.
THE lessons given by Predmore are
bearing fruit. You will see quite a num-
Der of young horses driven with the pc
culiar rope bride.
The shooting of Garfield and the bull
letins issued by the attending physicians,
have made people familiar with a num-
Der OF medical terms.
THE man who carried the first mail
between Milwaukee and Chicago, during
the Black Hawk war, died on the 22nd
OF this month, aged 70 years.
EETGRPRIsING newspapers after the at
tempted assassination, started in publish
ing old pictures CT Garfield from cuts re-
ceived during last years campaign.
ANOTHER boy in Eaton died from the
effects Of bathing. He was heated from
exercise when he plunged into the water
He died from the shock to his system.
THE tug Margaret won quite a victory
over some other tugs in pulling off the
large tug Boscobel last Sunday morning,
which had ran aground at Sturgeon Bay.
70 DAY the Corona took her place be-
tween Milwaukee and Manitowoc; the
other side wheeIers having taken their
places between Milwaukee and Chicago.
QCTE a pleasant time was had at the
Presbyterian festival given at the north
side Park on Tuesday. A brass band was
in attendance and enliyened the occasion.
WE are offering new bargains in sever
al departments daily and are selling them
off very fast, SO if you wish to see all we
have in that line you should call every
day. j. ScHUETTE & Bros.
\ BRAKEMAN had his hand so badly in
iured while coupling cars at the yard in
this city on Thursday last, that it was
found necessary to amputate one Of his
fingers.
A FELLOW jumped from cliff 1875 feet
high to the rocky bed of creek at Troy,
n. Y, lately while in a fit of delirium
tremens. He was badly hurt but will
recover.
WAGNER, RAND & Co. are doing quite
a nice business with furnaces in Kewau-
nee county. Mr.. Roemer is now at work
putting in a furnace for Mr.. Duyau of
that place.
THE following is a complete list of
teachers engaged in the 3rd ward: Prin-
cipal, .. S. Brown; assistants, c. Patzer,
Ida KIin8holz, Jennie Koelzer, Nellie
O'Counor.
TINS morning the sunlight was of that
softoued subdued kind (which poets love
to laud." 1t was like morning in our
Wisconsin September, month unmatch-
ed in delights.
WE learn from The Chronicle that Mr..
Kramer of Two Rivers has purchased a
half interest in The Manitowoc Post.
Mr.. Kramer lately received quite legacy
from Germany.
J'HE Sheboygan Herald wants the cap
italists OF that place to pool their wealth
and put up first class summer hotel
which will attract summer visitors. It
isn't bad idea.
TIE question which is agitating the
people of Wisconsin is how did Grass
hopper Nichol get money enough to start
bank! 1t is whispered that Sawyer is
at the bottom of it.
SHEEP killing was becoming so COM
mon in portion Of Virginia, that the
farmers banded together and made war
upon the dogs until not one was left in
the neighborhood.
Mr.. Mason, of Cato, informs us that
the chinch-bug is doing considerable
damage in that town. Wheat is subject
to variety of pests during the last few
years, in this county.
JOHN BARNES has obtained the plans
and specifications for his new house. He
has already begun the work of excavation
ana viii have the building almost com
pIeted before winter sets in.
THE Temple Of Honor will hold open
meetings at their Hall every other Sun
day at o'clock P. NJ, commencing on
the first Sunday in August. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
MACHINE men are busy these days set
ting up reapers and using all their
persuasive powers on farmers to make
them believe that threshing machines are
essential to their happiness.
Mr.. THOMAS WALSH has secured the
principaIship of the Sturgeon Bay public
schools. Mr. Walsh is one Of the ener
getic, active young teachers of the coun
ty, although among the youngest.
SHERIFF MURPHY is going around the