The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-01-12
THURSDAY. TAWUARY 18th.

SHIP timber is being brought to town.
Mr.. TRUMAN left for Washington last
week.
The Nord Weston talks of starting a
daily.
ALL the schools in the county are again
in session.
REAL fne Perfumes, at Robinson &
Rinrichs.
Louis MENDLIK of Amigo is in the
city this week.
D. S. DAY returned from his trip to
Minnesota on Saturday last.
Mrs. BONN of the Lake House gave a
farewell party on Thursday last.
Ez-SUPERINTENDENT WHITFoRD has
again taken charge of Milton college.
HoN. G. r. Zorn was in the city on
Tuesday attending to probate matters.
On CAKE by the ton or any less guam
tity, at j. Schuette & Bros. ianI2
LITTLE Bert Windiate, who has been
sick for SO long time is now convelesent.
CONSIDERABLE cord wood and hemlock
bark are being brought to town these
days.
GEO. HAMILTON and wife of Detroit,
Mimi, are visiting friends in Two Riy-
ers.
HENRY LEvENHAGEN and Dennis Shea
han are Attending officers on court this
term.
JACK FROST has not yet fettered the
running brooks and they still flow un-
vexed.
JUDGE gibson arrived in the city on
Monday and promptly opened court on
Tuesday.
SHERIFF MURPHY made trip to Bara-
| boo last week on business connected with
the county.
Coal heating stoves in endless varie-
ties and sizes at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S,
| at either store.
THERE was quite large attendance at
the teachers meeting held at Meme on
Saturday last.
a DEATH from small pox is reported
from Depere. It is said to be the only
case in the city.
COUNTY SURVEYOR O'HARA is quite
busy these days in locating disputed
boundary lines.
THE Chiffon Times comes out in a new
dress and in all respects is quite a credit
able local paper.
VIM. HEMPscHEMEYER, the new deputy
| collector, will have his Office with Esta-
| brook & Walker.
People are running wild over the
''Young Esthete" Oscar Wilde. He is a
| beauty and poet.
The German Lutherans of this city
are about to build parsonage at an esti-
| mated cost of So, 900.
THE Honorable members from this
| county left on Monday for their legisla-
tive duties at Madison.
TRUssEs, bandages, shoulder-bracos--
a very large variety, and cheap, at Rob
inson & Hinrich's.
Mr.. LEE of Stevens Point, democrat
&c editor was in the city on Tuesday,
He had business in court.
TIE January thaw put in an appear
ance on Saturday last and threatened
another general "break up"
| WOOD is dropping down" little in
price and is just at present in the border
land between necessity and luxury.
HEAvEY horses are relieved and often
cured by use of our Specific for Heaves.
ROBINSON & HINRIoHs.
CONSIDERABLE clover seed is raised In
the towns of Eaton, Rockland and Liber.
ty, and clover threshers are now busy.
RUBBER and leather betting, packing,
hose, &C., at prices that defy COMPETE
ton, at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S.
MEEnE has the unenviable reputation
Of having the worst roads in the county.
There was time when it ranked first.
| DIR. JOHN e. CAREY, of Stockbridge,
was married on January LIST to Miss En-,
ma Hicks. So says the Chiffon Times.
GREEN RAND returned on Saturday last
from business trip to Chicago. Green
is making ship yard business boom this
year.
MRS. DENNIS SHALLEU, of Meme, has
oeen quite seriously sick of typhoid fe-
yer. Her recovery was for some time
doubtful.
| HAVE your horses scratches2 We have
an excellent remedy for them.
ROBINSON & HINRICHs.
Town treasurers report unparalleled
promptness on the part of tax payers this
year, to meet their obligations to the
| government.
THERE may be more snow than we can
use yet this winter Snow didn't begin
to boom last year until quite time after
the holidays.
A BRAKEMAN on the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore & Western was killed at Oshkosh
lately while coupling cars. He was cut
in two lengthwise.
A COUPLE of old maids, sisters, got In
to serious quarrel over a frying pan, at
Depere lately, and used edged instru-
meDts as arguments.
w. Il. SEAMAN Of Sheboygan, one CT