The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-01-27
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. jan. z7th, 1891.


News is as scarce an article as wheat
in this county this week.
ROBERT RUDOLPH is spending the win
ter in Leesburg, Florida.
DOWN! DOWN!-Oysters reduced
to old prices at Il. Wilcox.
TIE trains have not been delayed much
by reason of the late snow storm.
". II. KmLEN, of Cato, sells Cutters
that are nicely upholstered for s25.
TIE regular jury are having quite a
rest during the trial of Anna Straka.
''THE best sleighing we've had for
years, is the verdict of every person.
The trial of Magee in the circuit court
last week attracted quite a large crowd.
THE Lake Shore & Western is making
considerable improvements in Wausau.
Mr.. RICHTER of Oshkosh is visiting
his brother, a. NJ. Richter, of this city.
THE railroad company sent ont a snow
plow Gil Sunday last to make the way
clear.
FRANK MoNsEAU successful lawyer of
Kewaunee, was attending court in this city
this week.
r. D. SMART helped to fight the good
fight at Madison and is now spending his
time at home.
4 CHURCH sociable was given at the
residence Of Mr.. & Mrs. E. K. Rand on
Tuesday evening.
LUMBERMEN are happy this year and
not without reason. 1t is an excellent
winter for logging.
THE days are so long now that days
work of ten hours can be done without
cropping in the dark. =
EDDIE PIERPoNT, of Two Rivers, has
been quite seriously sick. He is now
recovering quite rapidly.
The Temple of Honor has engaged
Miss Rose NJ. Cody to give reading in
this city on February 3rd.
HENRY BUHsE has made some changes
in the Office of the county clerk, which
add a great deal to its convenience.
TIE city treasurer says taxes are being
paid with unusual promptitude this year.
Mr.. Gelbke is quite an efficient officer.
FEED CUTTERS for S., st, $40, sl5,
500, SO, $50, S45, and $50. feb1O
W. FL. KILLEN, Cato.
One would Judge from the small guam
tity of wheat sold in this market, that the
raising of that cereal is among the lost
arts.
The storm prevented there being a
large attendance at the meeting of the
County Teachers Association, last Satur-
day.
CAPTAIN JACOBS arrived with his barge
here this week. He was frozen in at
huntington and had to stay there for over
q week.
ALL tho town and the city treasurers of !
the county have paid in their full quota
of the state tax to the county treasurer,
Mr. DAIMLER.
JONAH RICHARDS has secured a con
tract for carrying ore from Escanaba to
Chicago at one dollar per ton. There's
millions in it.
WE expected to be able to publish the
secretary's report of the county teachers
association this week, but did not re
ceive it in season.
The family Anthony Taugher, of Lib
erty, are suffering with diphtheria He
has lost three children this winter through
this dreadful disease.
RICHARD Copy, ESQ, was examined in
open court on Saturday last and duly ad
mitted to the bar. Mr.. Cody is very
industrious worker.
THE Kewauuee Enterprise states that
school matters in that village are rather
tangled up" Some of the teachers
have resigned and others threaten to do
so.
AssEMBLYMAS EsTABRooK is placed up
on two of the most important committees.
Judiciary and Education. He has been
teacher and is q lawyer and is well
placed.
OYSTERS are scarce, but the prices of
those sold by L. L. Mohrhusen have ad
vanced but a trife. He keeps the best
qualities only. For sale by the can, case,
or dish.
THE Sheboygon Herald is going for
some Of the assemblymen from that
county who promised Sawyer, but who
held the word of promise to the ear while
breaking it to the hope.
Trip, of Sheboygan, who was charged
with having promised to vote for Sawyer
aud with having voted in the caucus for
Reyes, denies the soft impeachment and
says his voice was for Sawyer.
FATHER JACOBS is working industrious.
~ to secure the permanent establishment
of the hospital. Through his efforts this
movement viii prove blessing to the
afflicted of the city and county.
In this Issue of the Pilot will be found
the prospectus OF The Prairie Farmer. |
unquestionably the, best agricultural
paper In the country. 1t should find
place in the home OF every farmer.
CONSIDERABLY difficulty was experience
ed IN selecting jury for the trial of Anna
Stroka. The court adjourned for several
hours to give the sheriff al opportunity
to bring il jurors on a special venire.
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