The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-02

day and Wednesday of this week.
PICTURE framing neatly done on short
notice, at Piening & Fechter's. tt
Rev. Mr.. CRAIG will continue his lee
ture on Evolution next Sunday evening.
AS HIGH es S25 cash was paid for tick
cts of admission to the Garfield Memorial.
He is indeed poor man who can't af-
ford little lake at his own doorstep these
days.
THERE were about three buyers for
every load of wood that came to market
last week.
TRUssEs, bandages, shoulder-braces-
very large variety, and cheap, at Rob-
inson & Hinrich's.
Rev. DANIEL Brown has seeded from
the colored people of Fond du Lac and
is now Caucasian.
The first cargo of ties for the year was
sent out this week ON the VIM. Jones by
J. Schuette & Bros.
THE smallpox is in Kewaunee. A
person died from the effects of the dis.
ease at that place last week.
THE Oshkosh Times is in love with Z.
A. Calkins of The Telegraph, 1t is very
demonstrative in its affection.
LAKE captains are beginning to spit on
their hands preparatory to taking ''fresh
holt for the work of the season.
Ir has lately been discovered that
cream of tartar water is sure preventive
against the infection of smallpox.
VACoINArING has burned itself out and
is gone where the woodbine twineth for
want of material on which to operate.
THERE was ''laugh from the brook as
it flowed to the sea" on Monday last.
The snow vanished as if it were July.
HEAvEY horses are relieved and often
cured by use of our Specific for Heaves.
ROBINSON & HINRICHs.
We learn from l.. j. Conway that
wheat has already been sown in portions
OF Kewaunee county, in gravelly knobs.
A FEW farmers managed to wallow
through the mud just to show the people
of Manitowoc what determined granger
can do.
The snow storm of last week has left
its legacy in wretched roads which will
now remain SO until the May flowers
bloom.
PADDY RYAN the pugilist is to be in
Milwaukee on Friday and Saturday and
will give an exhibition of his skill in the
manly art.
THE bill interdicting the sale of the
''little toy pistol has been indefinitely
postponed. Too bad. The little toy
pistol should go.
IT is said that John g. Gault will soon
return to his old position as General
Superintendent of the Nil. & st. p. ct a
salary of $4,000.
AN Illinois firm has received an order
for 500, 900 corn cobs to be manufactured
into pipes. Good cobs are worth one
quarter of cent each.
III. G. II. REED offers reward of $40
to any person giving such information as
will lead to conviction for violation of
laws in regard to fishing.
POTATOES are now being shipped from
Great Britain and Continental Europe to
the United States. They sell in New
York at one dollar per bushel.
THE Irish of Milwaukee will celebrate
Emmett's Birthday on Saturday next.
Father Cleary and VIM. Kennedy of APP
pleton will deliver speeches.
$500 per year can be easily mado at
home working for E. G. Rideout & Go.
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send for
their catalogue and full particulars. octS2
II. ID. SMALLEY tackled the Rankin
Guards on Friday last with drum. The
battle was short, sharp and decisive and
at its close Hersch and the drum were
on top.
ALoIs PREFER of this city, died on
Friday morning. He has been unwell
for some time but managed to give his
personal attention to his business until
quite recently.
THE rain of Tuesday caused consider
able alarm in various portions of the state
on account of the already swollen condi-
ton of streams. But little damage was
down however.
MANN Bros. have completed contract
with Wolf & Davidson of Milwaukee for
the building of a tug to be used to tow
RATS from Peshtigo to Two Rivers. She
will cost sl1.5OO.
.DwoRAK, the man who was arrested for
incendiarism was discharged by Judge
Smart, it appearing to his satisfaction
that there was not sufficient evidence to
| hold nim for trial.
Mr.. JOHN SHELTON, the cornetist, is q
wonderful performer. His mastery and
artistic performances place him in the
front rank of the cornetists of the day
Courier, ZaaesuiHe, Ohio.
MASKS! Masksl Masksl The larges
assortment at lowest prices, at Pienine