The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-04-13
1ttanitomof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. APRIL -, 1882.
CAKES Bros. tomorrow evening.

CAKES Bros. tomorrow evening.
The cash balance in the city treasury
is SO, 818 %.
SAFE-BLowERs are getting in their
work in Wausau.
TRAFFIC on the Lake Shore Road con-
| tinues to 'tboom."
! WALLPAPER-the latest designs, at
Piening & Fechter's.
The city schools began the spring
term on Monday last.
THE steamer Chicago is in the dry
dock for re caulking.
AN adopted daughter of Frank Stern
was buried on Monday.
EASTER EGG DYES, in beautiful colors,
at Robinson & Hinrichs'.
THE new tug built for Pankratz & Co.,
will be launched this week.
"A MAJORITY of the business houses
were closed Friday afternoon.
CURrAINs-cloth and paper, plain or
figured at Piening & Fecbter's.
The schooner Yankee Blade was driven
ashore at Jacksonport on Saturday.
WHITNEY carriages with patent elliptic
springs, a. Piening & Fechter's.
JOHN MFIDL1K will put up a S400
monument in the Kewaunee cemetery.
FRANK STEINER will build brick barn
on the site of the one burned last week.
The storm signal is now displayed
from staff on top of the telegraph Office.
ROBINS and blackbirds are numerous
but they are not good weather prophets.
AN elegant new hearse has recently
been received by Cootway, Moran & Her
zog.
Our new job press sis a daisy" and
has been kept pretty busy since its ar
rival.
THE city marshal reports tramps on the
| increase. Two were recently arrested in
one day.
THE dredge has been hauled out at
Hanson & Scove's yard and will be re-
caulked.
You will miss a rare entertainment if
you fail to go to the concert tomorrow
evening.
The schooner Tallahassee was launched
on Tuesday after having been entirely
remodeled.
Will. HINRICHs, for some months in
the employ of his brother here, has gone
to Milwaukee.
A SIDEWALK is to be built on the west
side 18th street, between Washington
and Franklin.
Toy CARTS, express wagons, veloci-
pedes and bycicles, at Piening & Fech-
ter's book store.
CHARLEY LEYKoM, one of the rising
young merchants OF Antigo, was in the
| city on Tuesday.
A FIRM in Chippewa Falls recently
made an assignment with liabilities ag-
gregating 100000.
THE contest in the Fourth ward is not
yet over. White and Sandford are now
| berating each other.
JACOB FLIEGLER was in Milwaukee on
Tuesday attending meeting of the State
| Millers' Association.
THE Wisconsin State Miller's Associa-
ton held its sixth annual meeting in Mil
waukee on Tuesday.
The northeastern of Sunday and Mon
day drove a large fleet of vessels into the
river and bay for shelter.
THE largest and most complete assert
ment of wallpaper and borders of all
grades at Piening & Fechter's.
THE storm of Sunday night and Mon
day was unusually severe and did con-
siderable damage to vessel property.
QUITE number of farmers were in the
city yesterday. The cold weather had
kind of bridged the muddy places.
Mr.. LAMBETH recently received a
large order for seeds from Nebraska
through his advertisement in The Pilot.
LARGE quantities of Kaukauna stone
are being received by John Mendlik who
is preparing it for use in Torrison's new
block
GEORGE GUYLEs put in an appearance
at Milwaukee last week with an eye to
the furtherance of his already extensive
business.
THE country roads continue in an al
most impossible condition, and the pros
pect of their speedy improvement is not
hattering.
Our millers are greatly Inconvenience
by the bad roads, finding much difficulty
N procuring grain enough to keep their
mills going.
DEN HAGGERTY, as soon as he was let
at large, went on hurrah and was again
locked up. Den is never happy except
when in Jail.
SHERIFF MURPHY took two insane per-
sons to the Oshkosh asylum last week.
Martin Mahnke of Two Rivers and Mrs.
Koran of Cato.
HINR1cHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnfiens'
Cure guaranteed.
A FLURRY of snow on Sunday was fol-
lowed by two days of genuine January