The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-03-23

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FRANK ZEMAN's cord wood pile is a
regular Comstock lode.
ELSEWHERE Will be found notices of
city caucuses and conventions.
CURTAINs-cloth and paper, plain OF
figured at Pieaing & Fecbter's.
LOCAL talent has brought out the play
Robert Emmett, at Whitewater.
CAUoUsEs will claim the attention OF
local politicians for week, or more.
CHEAP for cash, one New Buckeye
Seeder, $500. II. D. SMALLEY.
A RUNAWAY last Friday made things a
little lively for while on the streets.
PICTURE framing neatly done on short
notice, at Piening & Fechter's. If
THE weevil has found his way into the
wheat in two large elevators in Chicago.
THERE is considerable horse stealing
going on in counties adjoining Manito-
voc.
THE barge Daisy Day had some little
difficulty in getting down the river yes
terday.
Toy CARTS, express wagons, veloci-
pedes and bycicles, at Piening s. Fech-
ter's book store.
GENTLE ANNIE must have become rath-
err savage this year. Spring poets, will
please take notice.
JAMES BUTLER has taken a contract to
build a scow. Some little preparatory
work is now being done.
IT seems that winter iu st fairly began
this year when the time was set for spring
! to commence operations.
FROM present appearances we should
Judge Manitowoc will have no end of cir
cuses the coming summer.
REINHART RAHR deceived us grievous-
ly last week. He didn't kill an owl and
we might safely say he cannot.
THE Anderson brick block, near Pien.
ing & Fechter's is being fitted up for a
grocery store, we understand.
1Rs. LANTRY was buried in the Cath
Ole cemetry on Saturday. The funeral
was quite largely attended.
THE largest and most complete assert
ment of wallpaper and borders of all
grades at Piening 4 Fechter's.
MANITowoC county will remain SEN
ate district and will also constitute three
assembly districts as heretofore.
By referring to notice published else
where, it will be found that Mr.. Conley
wishes to dispose of his gravel road.
HAVE your horses scratches? We have
an excellent remedy for them.
Robinson & HIRICHs.
W. J. TURNER sold his residence in
this city to Charles Spindler of the firm
of Barnhart Bros. & Spindler, of Chicago.
THE scows Success and Felicitous have
their sails bent ready to start for the
seasons work when the weather permits.
THE largest assortment of boots, shoes
and slippers, containing the latest styles,
has arrived at E. Krummheuer's APT
"SPRING, where are you waiting now?'
The little birds are singing, the sun has
crossed the lines but winter refuses to
bulge.
The city of Manitowoc is getting to be
a very poor place for book agents. The
History of Wisconsin has taught people
caution.
The Kewaunee Enterprise intimates
that we steered clear of the truth when
we stated that wheat had been sown in
that county.
APPLETON is growing to be mighty
moral place. The authorities lately re
fused the British Blondes license to ex
hibit at that place.
CAPTAIN BARNES will take charge o.
Mann Bros. tug, now being built at Mil
waukee, which will tow logs from Pesh
tigo to Two Rivers.
The Litta concert drew one of tEt
largest audiences ever assembled at Tur
ner Hall. The majority went away vel
satisfied with the entertainment.
EMIL KRUNrMHEUER is making boot
and shoes speciality, he buys of larg,
manufacturers, saves the jobbers prof
and therefore is able to sell so cheap.
THE north side store of Wagner, Ran6
& %. has been undergoing some changes
in its internal arrangements. Mr.. Ranc
is restless in the matter of improvements
Z. c. BUERsTATTE has secured the
agency for the world renowned Estey
Organ, the Story and Camp Organ ani
also for the splendid Decker Brother:
Pianos. If
ST. PATRICK's DAY was not observed
in the city. Services were held in The
Catholic church in the evening, and
sermon was preached by Father Rice, O
Maple Grove.
The schooner Mediator was launched
on Saturday last at the yard OF Hanson
| & Scove. She has been chartered t.
transport ice and cedar from Sturgeon
Bay to Chicago.
THE receipts at the Opera House il
Milwaukee on Saturday night last TO
Booths Hamlet were 81, Alb, the larges
at any performance ever given in Mil
YANKEE before