The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-04-06
manitowoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
Z THURSDAY. APRIL 9TH, 1882.
NEXT Sunday is Easter.

OSHKOSH has determined to have a
street railway.
THERE will be German theater next
Sunday evening.
THE roller skating season closed on
Monday evening.
THERE are number of cases of scarlet
fever in the city.
You may address Hersch Smalley now
as ''Your Honor"
PUPILS of the city schools are enjoying
weeks vacation.
81 JAMES church will soon be with
out rector again.
THE wife of Emil Hecker died yester-
day in childbirth.
WALLPAPER-th latest designs, at
Piening & Fechters.
The heavy rain of Tuesday settled the
roads considerably.
THE steamer Muskegon left her winter
quarters yesterday.
J. E. MCMULLEN, of Chiffon, is in the
city on legal business.
EASTER EGG DYES, in beautiful colors,
at Robinson & Hinrichs'.
HOUSE CLEANING time approaches
''the saddest of the year"
THE public debt was decreased nearly
SIC. 800, 600 during march.
THE Superintendent is holding teach
ers' examinations this week.
OWNERS of cheese factories are getting
ready for the seasons work.
A RUNAWAY occurred on the streets this
morning. No damage done.
QUITE number of new pianos have
been sold in the city recently.
CURrA1Ns-cloth and paper, plain or
figured at Piening & Fecbter's.
GEe. M. BEAoH's planning mill at Bril-
lion was burned on Thursday.
OUR market gardeners are already on
hand with radishes and lettuce.
a BUSINESS Mems Association has
been organized at Green Bay.
Two RIVERS developed first class
case of smallpox on Saturday.
MARCH went out in furry of snow
and April came in with smile.
WHITNEY carriages with patent elliptic
springs, at Piening & Fechter's.
SAM NELSON has sold his interest in
the schooner Felicitous for 5000.
SOME of the Easter cards displayed by
our dealers are real works of art.
STUDENTS at the different state institu-
tons are enjoying a holiday week.
J. S. HAY, one of the live men of Aim
apee, was in the city on Tuesday.
THE young folks had q basket party at
Kingholz Hall on Sunday evening.
A BEAUTIFUL line of plain and fringed
Easter cards at Piening & Fechter's.
THESE pleasant moonlight nights seem
to draw out the young man with a girl.
A NEW train has been put on the road.
1t leaves Manitowoc for the west at 7 so.
OSCAR FIGHTER, a state University
student, is at home for a short vacation.
EASTER cards, plain and fringed, in
elegant designs, at Piening & Fechter's.
CRoQUET grounds are receiving atten-
ton, sure sign of the advent of spring.
A LARGE number of children were con-
| firmed in the Lutheran church last Sun
day.
NEARLY thu entire fleet of vessels that
wintered here has been put in commits
sion.
WILL ANDREW left his studies at Mad
icon for few days this week and came
home.
SENATOR RANKIN and assemblyman
Estabrook returned to their homes on
Friday.
CAPT. ALBRIGHT has left to take com.
mand of his fine schooner, the @. @.
Barnes.
MISSES BERTHA and Emma Kostomlat
sky are visiting friends in Sheboygan
this week.
| THE French Greek Fair is the only in.
stitution in the county that bad roads
can not effect.
jim BUTLER and Peter Larson are
building scow to be used as lighter
at Muskegon.
THE Turn Verein intends making ex-
tensive improvements in Turner Hall
this summer.
The first "April shower" Ct the season
on Tuesday, was little more than the
name implied.
CAPT, GEO. hartley has purchased a
fourth interest in the tug Owen, paying
$500 therefor.
Toy CARTS, express wagons, veloci-
pedes and bycicles, at Piening & Fech.
ter's book store.
A STIFF northeast gale on Tuesday
drove considerable fleet of vessels into
the harbor for shelter.
MARK and George Waldo and Emil
Prochaska came up from Madison to
spend week at home.
A LARGE show-window has been placed
In the south side of Anderson's block on
South Eighth street.
DIR. P. E. NAeLE has removed bis
Office to the rooms over Haukohl's store,
on South Eighth street.
THE tugs Arctic, Kitty Smoke and
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