The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-05-12

| Mn for the last eight years has proven
to be more satisfactory than any other.
WALL paper, beautiful patterns cheap
at Heineman's. If you have paper hang
| ing to do, Fred will tell you who will do
it well and at reasonable figures. If
| a FEW Heather Cinese have put in an
appearance il the city with queues in
traditional shape. There is some talk of
the Celestials going into the washee bus
mess.
THE railroad bridge at Sheboygan is
now complete and cars run without q
break or transfer. THE company pushed
| forward repairs with commendable en-
ergy.
Mr.. LULING leaves next Monday for
Madison to meet the other members of
the State Board for the purpose of organ
izing. They begin their duties next
month.
THE tug Margaret had her smoke stack
knocked off while at Milwaukee last
week. The cost of fishing the thing out
OF the river was the sole expense Of the
accident.
JUSTICE business is rather quiet. Law
yers say they have large amount of col
lections to make but the roads are SO bad
that officers are unable to call upon de-
linquents.
A NEGRO brute outraged German girl
near Sheboygan lately. The officers are
on his track. A little experience III
lynching would be just what that negro's
case demands.
THERE is a movement afoot to extend
the Lake Shore road through the PENN
sula but the parties fail to agree on the
amount of aid to be given by the places
to be benefited.
WHEN in need OF anything in the line
of merschaum, imitation, or fine briar
pipes, do not fail to examine the large
assortment to be found at Manheimers,
on South Eighth street.
STORMS seem to be prejudiced in favor
OF northern points this year. Every
storm of consequence whether rain, snow
or wind has come down on us like the
Mortimer in the olden time.
I HAVE just received large assortment
of dolmans, jackets and circulars Of all
descriptions, in silks and woolens, to be
sold at small margin above cost.
CHARLES Book.
The Chronicle relates singular oc-
currence near Two Rivers lately. One
of flock of wild ducks in its fight,
struck the telegraph wire and had it's
head completely severed from the body.
WINTER terms in many of the country
schools have been extended late into the
spring because of the snow storms of last
winter which caused temporary discon-
tinuance of the schools during that sea-
son.
ORDERS have been received by the Of
ficers Of the revenue cutter, Andrew
Johnson, to take the steamer to Milwau-
kee and report for duty. The officers
and their families will be missed by many
of our citizens.
IIUGH MoRRIsoN is terror to evil
doors but kindhearted man to children.
On Tuesday he picked up little waif
who had strayed away from home and
tramped the city from Dan to Bersheba
to find the lads parents.
Mr.. WAY opened his dancing school
last Monday with large class of schol
ars. The next two lessons will be given
on Thursday and Friday. Those who
have not yet joined the class can still do
so on the days mentioned.
Who would think of buying imported
ground coffee, cinnamon, pepper, &C.,
if genuine article can be obtained at
the same price?-No one Therefore buy
your ta1ad plaster ground at J. Schuette's
Plaster Mill which is kaaoaOl to be gen
| zine.
LAST Saturday cable was laid across
the river where the telegraph wire used
cross. There was considerable trouble
with the ordinary wire and some time ago
the company decided to either remove
the Office to the south side or put in a
cable.
THE 'Old Plug Club" is going to be
recognized on q new basis. We have
not been appraised of the nature of the
change, but have no doubt that it relates
to the standing of Kirwan and Walker,
two VIGOROUSLY unworthy disciples of the
national game.
j. ?. Nolan and Den, Sheahan, of
Maple Grove, brought Martin Mahony,
Of that town to the city on Monday last
to be examined as preliminary to COM
mitment to the Oshkosh Asylum. Judge
| kirwan made an order committing him
to the asylum.
Ny STOCK of dress goods is now COM
plete, also white goods, gloves, hosiery,
and trimmings. A nice line of ladies
neck wear, from Is cts. each to two doll
airs, fancy goods of all kinds, staples in
large variety, aud other goods too numer-
Gus TO mention, at Chas. Books.
Poor rejected plaster rock or refuse
can not be shipped, but can be imported
here into ground plaster, therefore be-
a0are of all such, and if you want to be
sure in getting genuine article buy no
other but that ground in j. Schuette &
Bros. Plaster Nh, from select Michigan
plaster rock.
L. Fl. ROGERS of New York has issu-
ed "Bird's Eye View" of the English
language which will prove a valuable