The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-02-17

LIE bOfCihOA h1aS hOe yct aPPoAAiCee
any person as register of deeds for this
county.
A. D. JONES will in all probability be
the appointee Of the governor for regis
ter of deeds.
a HEAVY freshet is what might be e1-
pected next spring if the snow should go
off suddenly.
If woman suffrage will relieve US of
the evil of caucus packing, let US have it
by all means.
The people of Kewaunse are iubilant
over the prospect of the improvement of
their harbor.
Tom WINDIATE became a good ga
marian last Sunday and sent out his
snow plow.
THE Tribune and Nord- Weston have
joined hands for the purpose Of defeating
Judge Kirwan.
ONE of the blood-hounds which were
apart of the Uncle Tom Troupe, died, a
little over week ago.
MERCHANTS are busy drawing away the
huge snow drifts which block the way to
their business houses.
YoUNG folks unused to more serious
subjects are busy discussing the new
dance-the Raquette.
TEr masquerade ball which was to take
place IN Monday last was postponed on
account Of the storm.
L. J. NASH has taken his brother E.
G. Nash into partnership with him. The
firm name is Nash & Nash.
ANNA STRAKA says the lawyers and
people don't know anything about the
murder of Nancy Haywood.
MANITowoC has the best hardware
stores in the state and the competition
between them is intensely active.
Or account of the depth of snow, it is
extremely difficult to get cord wood from
those places in the woods where it has
been piled.
If you are in need of good overcoat,
which is O very useful article in this
kind of weather, you find a large assort-
ment at Chas. Books.
JUDGE gibson adjourned court on Fri
day. He remained in the city steadily
from the opening of court to the closing.
He left for Fond du Lac Friday noon.
A BILL authorizing the sheriff to com
pei prisoners to work at hard labor for
the benefit of the county has been intro
duced in the legislature and should be-
come law.
LANDRETH has a fine stock of fresh
Garden Seeds direct from the growers.
They should not be compared with the
seeds sent out on Commission through
out the country.
The propeller City Of Ludington reach
ed Milwaukee on Thursday last having
been out fifteen days. Vegetables had
given out and fuel was scarce, but there
was no suffering.
The committee on commerce has re-
commended an appropriation of $4,000
for the Manitowoc harbor. The daily
papers failed to mention the fact in the
first reports given.
"PIER extension" is the work mapped
out for the Manitowoc harbor next year.
If the government should conclude that
dredging would be of more benefit ii
would act wisely.
The county school superintendent OF
Door county got into a little difficulty
with young lady and although he was
acquitted, some of the papers state that
the affair has spoiled his usefulness.
THERE was to be teachers meeting at
Two Rivers last Saturday. It's needless
to say that the attendance was IS small
as circumstances would allow" A teach.
er or no other person could withstand the
storm of Saturday.
OK Tuesday Lext the militia company
will parade. They have new accoutre-
| meats and will make fine showing. In
the evening masquerade ball will be
given at Turner Hall under the manage
ment of the company.
A GENTLEMAN from GAINESVILLE is in the
| city looking over the ground with view
70 establishing wooden mill here. We
understand he has already purchased his
machinery. We shall be able to give
more particulars next week,
w. II. KLLEN, of Cato, was quite
badly bitten by fierce bull dog one day
last week. The dogs teeth penetrated
through the fieshy part of the forearm
clear to the bone. Will sent the brute tC
the happy hunting grounds shortly after
Go TO the Central Drug Store for Mrs
Freeman's New Nationa, Dyes. Fol
brightness and durability -
uneanaln7 !, VI color, ar
Color from 2 to s nounds
Price, Is cents, 80,