The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-01-19

QUITE number of people from Mani
towoc went up to Two Rivers Saturday
night to be present at Peter Rau's open
ing.
THE Rahr Brothers have built large
ice house near their brewery and will
soon begin to store away the cooling
stuff.
Mr.. WALLICH won his case again st the
city recovering damages about the same
in amount as those allowed in the lower
court.
The Spuyten Duyvil wreck was duy-
vii of an affair, truly. Wagner, of the
palace cars of that name was among the
killed.
EVERY person whose business compels
him to travel through the county. finds
fault with the Green Bay road south of
this city.
The people of Rockville are going to
make an effort to secure post-office at
that place. 1t would prove quite con-
venience.
Rev. DANIEL BROWN did not put in APP
pearance at Maniiowoc on Friday, very
much to the disappointment of his many
admirers.
VENNoR is hardly proving infallible in
his knowledge of the weather of late.
We had rather trust to Linas Lawrence s
experience.
W. @. KIMBALL, the court reporter for
this session is, perhaps, the youngest in
the state. It doesn't interfere with his
efficiency, however.
"FRoM morn till noon, from noon till
dewy eve," c'dewy'' isn't just right, but
we can't spoil the quotation sleigh bells
keep ringing merrily.
The Tribune has finally succeeded in
making title stick. The Sunday Tele
graph now speaks of Captain j. S. An
derson of Manitowoc.
NOTWITHSTANDING that the roads are
tolerable and the price of wheat good.
there is not great amount of grain be-
ing marketed at this place.
l.. J. CONWAY has purchased the resi-
dence of A. D. Jones. Mr.. Jones will
soon remove to one of the eastern states
o,l oaoarxo -, l.,o;no,, %l,oxo
l.. G. SENGLAUB, the competent town
clerk of Schleswig and juryman at the
present session of court, was welcome
caller at our Office on Tuesday.
JOHN HEssEL has sold cut his business
at Amigo to August Kohl of this city.
Mr.. Kohl has for number of years been
book keeper at G. Books store.
PRoF. LOCKWOOD will go into journal
ism. Mr.. lockwood is an able writer
and man of considerable force. He
will make very successful editor.
JOHN J. ORION, of Milwaukee, has
sued Matt Finch for $50, 900 and is abon'
to institute proceedings against Judge
Small laying damages at S250,000.
RAND & BERGER have started in to
build another new vessel for Ole John
son of Chicago. This makes the third
one for Mr.. johnson since last spring.
$500 per year can be easily made at
home working for E. G. Rideout & Co.
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send fol
their catalogue and full particulars. oct82
JAY PACKARD has formed partnership
with A. B. Melendy. Jay has had con
siderable experience and will make as
good shadow for you as any other mar
can.
THERE is some talk that Goodrich viii
run steamer between this place ani
Sturgeon Bay next season, thus giving
Sturgeon Bay daily connection with this
place.
simply states that he is suffering from
dipsomania. This is but restoration o.
the euphuism of the reign of the Virgin
Queen.
QUITE large number of teachers were
present at the meeting held in Two
Rivers on Saturday last. The city o
Manitowoc was particularly well repro
sented.
GEORGE PECK is the latest clainan
for the authorship of Beautiful Snow. I
strikes us that the color is hardly suitabl,
to the development of poetic inspiration
in Peck.
EMIL BAENsCH has impressed the say
age muse into service in war agains
hostile newspapers and sings in the met
rical style of punch, brothers, puncl
with care"
ALL persons knowing themselves in
debted to me in any way are respectful.
requested to call and settle. In order t,
pay my own debts l must have what i
due to me. t. o. HALRoN.
THE tramp is rather persistent nui
sancs. 1t was thought the good times o
the year past would cure the peripatetit
evil. But ii seems TO have broken GU
as badly as ever.
If you are in need of good set of ar
tifcial teeth, or if you want your teetl
filled in good substantial and durabl
style, go to W. NJ. Seeger, two door
south of the post Office. tt
A FARMER in Portage went into
saloon on Saturday with a loaded rife
The hammer caught in the railing of tn
stove and discharged the gun, the bal
passing through his head.
FINE Hoes.-T. o. Halron, of Cato
has some of the finest Poland China hog
| to be found anywhere. Farmers wishin