The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-05-04

figured at Piening & Fechter's.
WHITNEY carriages with patent elliptic
springs, at Piening & Fechter's.
THERE was very large attendance at
the supplementary examination.
WINTER overcoats are still worn and
found to be exceedingly comfortable.
THERE will be theater every evening
next week. 1t never rains by it pours.
PICTURE framing neatly done on short
notice, at Piening & Fechter's. If
Mr.. KRUMHEUER has set out number
of fine shade trees around his residence.
THE steambarge Buckeye has gone into
Wolf IL Davidson's dry dock at Milwau-
kee.
A DRoUTH is the next thing to be
dreaded. Our weather always comes in
Jumps.
ROLLER SKATING has considerable at
traction for the young people of Mani :
towoc.
NORTH RossBERG set out a we'll filled
table for his customers on Saturday even
ing last.
CLIFFORD is the favorite actor of the
people of Wisconsin and always has a
good house.
AUGUST GRossTUEoK has moved few
doors to the south of his old quarters on
Eighth street.
THERE did seven persons work for GER
tifcates of the higher grades at the late
examinations.
MILWAUKEE is having q few cases of
smallpox, just enough to keep the thing
from dying out.
JOHN BACON has tackled the dust on
the streets and is having fair success in
keeping it down.
Toy CARTS, express wagons, veloci-
pedes and bycicles, at Piening & Fech
ter's book store.
PANKRATZ' new tug made her first trip
to Peshtigo on Sunday last. She is a
trim looking craft.
WE this week issue supplement con-
tanning the laws of Wisconsin passed by
the late legislature.
The wind blew steadily from the south
on Tuesday and seemed to come from
the very lungs of winter.
The steambarge Rube Richards and
her consort the May Richards left for the
seasons work on Tuesday.
THE largest and most complete assert
| ment of wallpaper and borders of all
grades at Piening & Fechter's.
THE schooner G. G. Barnes has been
discharging cargo of coal at the Good
rich dock in this city this week.
The steambarge John B. Whiting and
consort were in the harbor this week tax
ing on cargoes for lake Superior.
The country roads are still rough, ex
oept the single track which is travelled
Dust is by no means thick as yet.
Town clerks are requested to send &
list of the different school clerks in theil
respective towns to the superintendent Of
schools.
THE steamer Milwaukee left to take
her place on her regular run between
Milwaukee and Grand Haven on Sunday
morning.
THERE were 80 many farmers at Schuet
te's mill on Monday that it took until {
o'clock in the evening to weigh and I'M
load the grain.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & HInrichs'
Cure guaranteed.
NOTICE change in the business card OF
Sedgwick & Forrest in this issue of The
Pilot. The legend now runs, sc. G.
Sedgwick, Attorney"
j. SoHUErTE & Bros, have new ad
vertisement in this weeks issue. Theil
fsir dealing and liberal policy have made
this the reading firm of the county.
THE country away from the lake shore
"where the wild flowers WOO the SUM- il
now quite pleasant as vegetation is jus
starting and the suns rays are genial.
The steambarge Daisy Day was ii
serious danger in one of the storms O
last week. The waves dashed over he
and the fires were almost extinguishei
The Milwaukee Wisconsin complain,
that country merchants when they 90 Il
that city on business purposes, also in
clude in the business "having night o
it."
a LAD named Malinofsky was sen
fenced to the Reform School by Judg,
Smart last Thursday. Sheriff Murph,
brought him to his new abode las
Tuesday.
Slooo per year can be easily madc a
nome working for E. G. Rideout & Co
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send TO
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