The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-05-12
Alanitowof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
I THURSDAY. M-4Y 72tk, 1891.

HAaTmacy.
THERE is a rush for wall paper at Fred
Heineman's.
GEORGE PANKRArz's mill is now run
ming steadily.
THE Goodrich depot ia receiving some
improvements.
FLOWER SEEDS, all varieties, at Robin
son & Hinrichs.
A TRAMP was arrested on Monday night
and lodged in jail.
THE Goodrich boats start in this spring
with a good business.
c. G. BARNES is fixing up his brick
block in admirable style.
HUNTERS are tusy thinning out TIE
game, regardless OF law.
FALL wheat looks well, reports to the
contrary, Notwithstanding.
LADIEs.-For a real elegant hat or bon
net, go to Mrs. B. Wimpf.
CEoQUET SETS, the very best, at mod
crate figures at Heineman's.
The county board will convene in spec
ial session on the 31st inst.
LUMBER dealers find that business is
picking up well and becoming brisk.
MANTT0woo county will soon rival She
boygan in the manufacture of cheese.
SUNSHINE and shadow contended for
the mastery on Tuesday of this week.
HORSE and cattle medicines, the very
best, at Robinson & Hinrichs. If
a MAN was drawn on the jury for the
June term who has been dead for some
time.
The county buildings are being clean
ed up and offices are purified by white
wash.
Forty different brands Of smoking and
chewing tobacco can be found at Man
heimer's.
RAHR Bros. sold over l, 500 bushels of
barley to farmers in this county, for seed
this spring.
WHERE children do love to eongregate
is at Heineman's. Its good place and
they know it.
ED. HAMILTON has made arrangements
to furnish Culver, Page & Hoyne with
his wood type.
THE assessor has already begun his Of
fcal visits. Be frank and truthful and
he viii love you.
BICYCLES have become the rage and
are as fashionable in the city as week
kneed mustaches.
SUMNER and winter have managed to
squeeze ''gentle spring" into rather small
compass this year.
The little people are awaiting the ex.
pected arrival of Forepaugh with no little
degree of impotence.
THERE will be considerable bridge
building along the Manitowoc River in
this county this year.
THE rain Of Sunday and Monday de-
layed sowing for some time but gave
vegetation quite an impetus.
The favorite stand for buying fishing
tackle is at Heinemans, so say the boys
and they are supposed to know.
You must not forget my stock of gro
ceries, which is large and at the lowest
prices. CHARLES Book.
THE land plaster ground in j. .Schuette
&c Bros. Plaster Nh even if it should be
higher in price would be cheaper in the
end.
JIM ANDREWS, workman in the ship
yard, fell while hosting a boat on its
davits on Tuesday and injured himself
rather seriously.
JAMES MoCARTY, of Kossuth, lately
lost a valuable horse by having the an
imal slip while in a slough and thus
breaking its leg.
MANITowoC is to have a telephone ex-
change. The success Of the enterprise is
mainly owing to the efforts of Messrs
Delano and Rand.
Foes and mists and winds and rains,
no animal that crawls upon the land, IN
less he be .amphibious, can be pleased
with this weather.
\ RENEWED search has been made for
the body of Zebel but without result.
Il is now believed that the body was
taken out in the lake.
''GRACE and Beauty every where are
bursting into life" but it would be Just
as well if the same end could be secured
witl>-,tt so much rain.
WHEN you want fine violin go to
Heineman's. He is reputed the best
Judge on the quality of that kind of an
instrument in the city.
THE Journal and Tribune had almost
a neck and neck race for the city printing.
| The former would have had it but for its
feminine propensity to blab.
TIE finest line of cigars, cigarettes,
tine-cut, plug and smoking tobacco ever
shown III the city can be found at Man
heimer's popular cigar store.
ANGLE worms were as thick on the
sidewalks Monday morning as ''autumnal
leaves in Vallombrosa." They render
ed walking little precarious.
FoND DU LAC is said to have an San
cient and fish like SMELL a consequence
of the flood and the lack of precaution in
| failing to have an ark prepared.
The graduating exercises Of the Two
Rivers high school take place tomorrow.
The schools are in charge of Mr.. Alfred
Thomas, formerly of Green Bay.
THE plaster ground in j. Schuette' s
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