The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-03
nlanitomof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1882.
MAIN street bridge is receiving some

repairs.
FRANK ZEMAN received cargo of
lumber this week.
HORSES begin to wear their accustomed
suits of fly netting.
LARGE assortment of Toilet Soaps at
the City Drug Store.
RYE and fall wheat are harvested
throughout this county.
A NEW freight house has been erected
at the depot IN this city.
Mr.. MAfTrN has purchased the dwell
ing house of Mr.. Thomson.
PARIS GREEN, strictly pure, at Robin
son & Hinrichs' drug store.
SUMNER visitors are rather a scarce
article in the city this season.
AN elegant line of pocket books just
received at the City Drug Store.
a sTENoGRAPHER sits in the Presbyter-
ian church now and reports the sermons.
THE Yield of wheat on the Missouri
slope in Dakota is said to be enormous.
THERE seemed to be regular mania
for going into the country on Sunday
last.
WHEN harvest begins doctors business
decreases. The people are too busy to
be sick.
THE Union Sunday school picnic will
take place in the course of couple of
weeks.
MONDAYS rain proved blessing; the
earth in this vicinity was becoming
parched.
A FAMILY of Russian Jews, refugees,
have come to this city and are making it
their home.
NIGHT calls at the City Drug Store are
promptly attended to by competent pre-
scription clerk.
THE Corona went into the dry dock
at this place on Saturday last and came
out on Sunday.
TIE storm of Thursday morning last
was like Sahara wind. 1t failed to do
any damage to crops.
The scow Tallahassee broke her main
mast near Michigan and came to this
place to get new one.
AUGUST opened up in rather disagree
able way. A dense fog doesn't contrib
ute much to enjoyment.
THE Milwaukee and Northern has cut
loose from the Wisconsin central and is
now managing its own line.
ANassortmento of Palmer's Woodwork
and Lazell, Marsh and Gardeners per-
fumes at the City Drug Store.
CANDIDATES for sheriff and for treas
urer are seemingly the only active work.
ers in the vineyard of politics.
THE schooner @. @. Barnes came into
port last week and after discharding her
cargo of coal, left for Escanaba.
IT is very probable that the New York
authorizes will prevent the proposed meet
ing between Sullivan and Wilson.
j. SoHUETTE & BROS. are displaying
bargains in summer goods, read their
new advertisement in another column.
GEORGE PANKRATz sold his dwelling
house on the south side to Mr.. Obrland
and will build new one On the north
side.
THE city authorities talk of digging an
artesian well. It is something very de-
sirable and no doubt would be appre-
ciated.
FoR SALE.-Three valuable new mich
cows and one pair of heavy work horses,
seven years old. Inquire of P. J. Pierce,
Manitowoc.
LAST week Rahr Bros. sent 100 kegs
| of beer into the the town of Kossuth.
This is an immense sale for the time and
the territory.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore.
ness. For sale at Robinson 4 Hinrichs'.
| Cure guaranteed.
KATE KANE cries in court, woman fash
ion, when she is reprimanded. A wo-
man can't overcome the weakness of her
sex in one generation.
| THE Wisconsin Millers Mutual Asso.
citation is now an established fact, and
the company is q strong and reliable one.
Guy Miles acts as agent.
| COMPLAINTS are made that vessels from
Chicago and Toledo are loaded too deep
and that many disasters will result iii the
fall when the weather is bad.
QUITE number of prominent educa
tional men will accompany the editors on
their excursion next week. They go as
representatives of local papers.
THE editor of this paper will find it
necessary to be again absent from his
post for the next two weeks. The paper
will be left in competent hands.
TIE fish sent to Pigeon Lake from the
state Matching house have amounted to
nothing and probably made few good
meals for the voracious pickerels.
MILWAUKEE is coming to the store
'front.' in pugilism. Challenges are is
sued and accepted without stint but
there seems to be no blood letting.
THE schooner @. @. Barnes had her
centerboard chain unshackled on Tues
day morning. Captain Williams dove
into the water and made things right.
RUMoR has it that the MIL, l.. s. &
W., in building up other places along
the line, has brought the prosperity OF
| Wausau and Marrill RI n crddo,, close