The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-01-19
Manitomor pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 18th.

GEORGE PHIPPS IS visiting frlenos In
the city.
WHEAT buyers SC cght shady hooks on
Tuesday.
REAL fine Perfumes, at Robinson &
Hinrichs.
THE thermometer reached zero on Sat-
urday last.
The Rankin Guards will give ball on
the 28th inst
r. W. Cole, of Gibson, was IN the
city yesterday.
THERE were % deaths in Chicago last
week from small pox.
SATURDAY was day to "stir the blood
in an old mans heart"
THE Tribune is making war on the
''north side Waterman"
Miss STEWART has taken orders in the
city for ''Great Events"
THE sleigbing was utilized to the full
est extent on Sunday last.
THE snow in sandy districts is 'spure
as the perfume of parting"
GEORGE PECK talked funny for Chica-
go editors one day last week.
The present speaker of the Assembly
lie a brother of Judge ellison.
Mrs. RYDER spent few days in the
city last week visiting friends.
We are under obligation to General
Bragg for valuable documents.
CHICAGO is going to make demonstra-
ton in opposition to polygamy.
The Indians have not yet reached their
annual encampment at Schleswig.
PLUMB & NELSON now advertise regu-
larly in The Kewaunee Enterprise.
TEACHERS meetings are now being
held regularly throughout the county.
CUTTERS were as thick on the streets
last Sunday as 'leaves in VaIambrosa.
SOME of the roads throughout this
county are as lumpy as Guiteau's skull.
A COUPLE of new correspondents make
their bows to The Pilot readers to- day.
HAVE your horses scratches2 We have
an excellent remedy for them.
ROBINSON & HINRICHs.
Mrs. DENNIS SHALLEU is now slowly
| improving and is considered out of dan
ger.
Mrs. GILBERT was buried on Sunday
last. The funeral was an unusually large
one.
Hon. GEORGE GRIMMRR, of Kewaunee,
has some thoughts of settling in Manito-
| voc.
A GREAT many people pronounce Gui-
| teau's name as if it were sneeze. Ker
| chew.
Mrs. SEEGER's funeral on Friday last
was one of the largest ever seeu in the
county.
CAPTAIN J. f. MCCARTHY, of Harvard,
Ill, was in the city visiting Captain Tim
Kelley.
HEAvEY horses are relieved and often
cured by use of our Specific for Heaves.
ROBINSON & HINRIcHs.
| ALL the criminal cases OH the calendar
have been put over until the June term
of court.
Mr.. A. d. JONES and family are max
| ing preparations to leave Manitowoc at
an early day.
CoAT heating stoves in endless varie-
| ties and sizes at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S,
| at either store.
SLEIGHs have finally superseded
wagons, something unhoped for about
two weeks ago.
| Or. O'CoNNELn and Mr.. Robinson,
both of Cato, were welcome callers at our
office on Tuesday.
*. K. JONES, an old settler and liber.
al donor to the library which bears his
name, IS in the city.
TRUssEs, bandages. shoulder braces
very large variety, and cheap, at Rob
inson & Hinrich's.
ALL the sailors speak very highly Of
the competency of tho lighthouse keeper
at Two Rivers Point.
THE weather began to tighten up q
little on Monday and made quite a re-
spectacle winter day.
| A COUPLE of teach ,ers of this county
formed partnership, lately, which is de.
signed to be life-lor g.
FIFTEEN person were drowned by the
sinking of mail steamer Oh the Swedish
coast on Thursd' ~ last.
SIE1GHINe III. the country is good il
some places, tolerable in others ani
powerful poo" in spots.
A NUMBRR of tramps served out thei
sentence anc' were discharged by Mar
shall Morrison on Tuesday.
THREE degrees below zero is the mos
refiabie report of the condition of the
weather Tuesday morning.
EVERY school in the county is now in
session, although it was pretty hare
matter to secure, teachers.
THE writs Of certiorari from the actor
OF the tax commission were argued be
fore Judge ellison last week.
hUBBER and leather betting, packing
hose, &C., at prices that defy competi
ton, at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S.
1T is said that the Mil, L. s. g. W. r
II. Will be made to pay higher icens
fee by the present legislature.