The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-10

LAWYERS have Hau quite rlch harvest
during the month of January.
a soCABLE was held at the residence
OF Judge Reed on Tuesday night
A SEVENTH son Of a seventh son is per
forming miraculous cures at Waupaca.
YESTERDAY the sun shone his brightest
and dispelled the gloom of the last few
days.
BOYS have been utilizing the ice on the
lake for the last week. 1t makes fine
rink.
TODAY is the last day allowed in the
legislature for the introduction of new
bills.
A JUDGE at Wilmington, Delaware,
wants Bob Ingersoll indicted for bias
phemy.
Mr.. WAGNER talks of beginning pro-
ceedings against the editor of the Tribune
for libel.
WHEN caucus packing is properly re-
buked at the polls, it will be discontinue
ed and not before.
The Chronicle says the Nord- Weston
is trying to plant the Prussian flag on
the Probate Office.
Do NOT forget the masquerade ball on
Saturday night next. The proceeds will
go to the city hospital.
MONDAY next is the time set for the
Hanlan-L aycock sculling match. Bet.
ting is 5 to on Hanlan.
ST. LOUIS had a fire Saturday night
which destroyed property to the amount
of one half million dollars.
The soft weather has improved rather
than injured the sleighing, as the snow
was somewhat mealy before.
IT is probable that the river and har-
Dor appropriation bill will pass the house
under suspension of the rules.
QUITE large number of Manitowoc
people attended the funeral of Sam Stone
of Two Rivers, on Sunday last.
YOU'VE men and maidens are giving
more attention to st. Valentine now than
to any other saint in the calendar.
FEED CUTTERS for SIS, 81, $40, SIS,
$50, $25, $50, S45, and $50. feblO
W. 81. KILLEN, Cato.
The Vanderhoofs and Harper were
bound over on Tuesday at Sheboygan in
the sum of $1,000 each for train wrecking.
ONE of the most expensive trials the
county ever had, was that of Anna Stro-
ka. The cost will reach if it does not ex.
coed $1,000.
If you are in need of good overcoat,
which is very useful article in this
kind of weather, you find large assort-
ment at Chas. Books.
BRATz, the Rockland man who was
lately acquitted of the charge of incest
wants to bring an action for malicious
prosecution against his son.
JUDGE gibson will adjourn court to
morrow, as he must hold special tern
in Fond du Lac next week. He has done
great amount of work while here.
HEAVY rain storms in the west anG
south have caused the rivers in those
regions to rise to dangerous hight an6
considerable trouble is anticipated.
THE city marshal is contemplating the
pulling" of some dens of infamy loca
ted in this city. The city board should
take steps to aid the marshal in this.
REPUBLICAN members of the Legislature
are sorely puzzled to solve the problem
of how to re-district the state SO as tc
make seven Of the districts republican.
If you need dress goods of all descrip
tons, qualities and colors, come au lool
over my goods and you will find wha
you want. CHAs. Book.
LEDYARD is the name of the village
laid out near Kaukauna. The site is
graded and laid out with excellent taste.
Corner lots sell as high as S175 apiece.
THE Meme Fire Insurance COMPANY
gives evidence of prosperity by contest
ing the payment of loss, which has
suspicious circumstances connected will
! it.
THERE is already strife for the posi-
ton of Register of Deeds made vacant by
the death of Anton Braasch. Petitions
are being circulated in the interests Of
aspirants.
REV. Mr.. CRAIG Is becoming quit,
| popular as preacher. He delivers lee
lures Sunday evenings which are said t.
be remarkable for their Iberahty ant
scholarship.
Fred HEINEMAN has two young alliga
tors ii his book store. Fred is a gooi
| deal of naturalist and is also the onl,
man who can made book store pay a
the moth side.
We have heard Of but two men in th
city who expressed delight at the ares
inssisated by Mclean, while it was quit
generally condemned. This is particu
larry gratifying and we can afford to des
plse the manifestations of delight which
had 70 be loud to be heard because soil
tary. ''>''o WA