The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-02-23

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CAPTAIN TosrENsoN is erecting We
neered brick house on his farm outside
the city.
THERE were 1900 masks and dominoes
on the floor at the Mardi-Gras at Mil
waukee.
TWENTY inches of snow fell on the level
in some parts of Wisconsin during the
late storm.
CANDIDATES for local offices are bestir-
ring themselves and calling TO see the
dear people.
TRUssEs, bandages, shoulder-braces-
very large variety, and cheap, at Rob-
inson & Hinrich's.
SENATOR CAMERON has post-routes in
Vulnerable which he wants incorporated
in the post route bill.
jim BUTLER even, would hardly call
the late weather we've been having SO
daisy" in point of loneliness.
The ability of Wisconsin to get up a
good section of severe winter on short
notice is not to be questioned.
FRANK ZEMAN doesn't care how many
billiards. may come. He has wood
enough for the next ten years.
GENERAL GINTY and his wife have gone
to Boston with their daughter who is to
take lessons in elocution in that city.
MASKS! Masks! Masks! The largest
assortment at lowest prices, at Piening
& Fechter's. If
HAVE your horses scratches2 We have
an excellent remedy for them.
Robinson &, HINnzoHs.
The Prima donna Marie Litta has been
engaged to come to Manitowoc. She
will be hero about the middle of March.
Mr.. CHARNLEY has sold his steam
yacht to Supt. Donohue. The only yacht
now left is that belonging to Rahr Bros.
VENNoR came near touching the truth
in his predicted blizzard for the close OF
last week. 1t did spur up kind of lively
for while.
The snow storm of Monday and Tues.
day was quite general throughout the
northwest extending into Iowa, Nebraska
and Minnesota.
A VERY large crowd attended the mas
querade ball of the Rifle Company or
Saturday night last. Some of the masks
were rather neat
In Austria bounty is offered for spar
rows heads, so great has the nuisance be.
come. Will not our English sparrows
prove likewise pest9
We will tie to Vennor hereafter nc
matter how many dispitefully use him
and persecute him. He knows more
than wild goose after all.
THE few May days that went astray and
wandered into this climate the last few
weeks were quickly routed by old Boreal
when he got his cheeks filed.
CAPITAL punishment will certainly b.
restored by the present legislature. Th,
law will give the court or jury discretion
airy power to hang or imprson for lifo.
WE are now paying 81 for red oaE
bolts, 80 inches long, So for 3S inch bass
wood bolts. and the highest prices fol-
ties. J. ScHUETrE & Bros. feb32
WAsHINGToN's birthday was but littl,
observed in the city. One or two flag
were flying to the breeze, but all the bus
mess houses were open through the day
$500 per year can be easily mado a
home working for E. G.. Rideout & Co.
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send fol
their catalogue and full particulars. ocsS:
THE instinct of the wild goose must b.
at fault. The plaintive note of that mi
gratory fowl is heard too early. TIL,
bird has been beguiled by the weathe
clerk.
THE Chronicle should not be so per
sonal in its remarks anent homely editors
The editor of The Nord- Weston hasn'
deserved any such unkind remarks from
| Nash.
An employe of the G. M. & st. z. wa
blown off the top of car at Milwaukee
on Monday by the wind, and fell unde
the cars. He was crushed beyond re-
cognition.
ST.. VALENTINE is to be found only il
the "fools' calendar" Still he has larg
number of votaries. Perhaps a bette
Introductory word to the last sentenc
would be consequently.
THE Tribune IS hardly consisten.
When Judge Smart was elected it insist
ed that it wanted no printing from him
wouldn't have it, in short. Now it seem
quite anxious to absorb little.
MICHAEL KELLNER Jr., was in the cit
one day last week when it was as easy
ride over the roads as to be driven over
cobbls stone pavement on wheelborrou
Michael has supreme contemp. for ba
roads.
hEAvEY horses are relieved and ofte