The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-05-11


printing business, at this Office.
THERE were four funerals in the city
On Sunday last.
NASH wants telephone communication
with Manitowoc.
TOWING rates at Detroit have been re-
diced 20 per cent.
Nh. STEPHANI is making some improve
ments in his soloon.
WALLPAPER-the latest designs, at
Piening & Fechter's.
JOHN HALL lately shipped a car load OF
fine cattle southwark.
GRATING WAx,-the very best-at
Robinson & Hinrichs.
The steamer Nickel is being fitted up
for wrecking purposes.
MANITowoo is the coaling station of
the Goodrich Company.
VERY many of our citizens have e1-
tensive farms out in Dakota.
TRAVEL on the lakes has not been very
pleasant thus far this season.
JOHN RoEMER has purchased the store
OF Louis Klein at Two Rivers.
CURTAINs-cloth and paper, plain or
figured at Piening & Fecbter's.
WHITNEY carriages with patent elliptic
springs, at Piening & Fechter's.
The late rains were local in character.
The western towns were sighted.
CARL PANaBURN may now be found in
the basement of the express Office.
Mrs. SOPHIA TUFTs of Clay Banks has
purchased the tug Commodore Mutt.
A CHILD belonging to Ray Flint died
last week and was buried on Sunday.
THE revenue cutter Andy johnson
started out on trial trip on Tuesday.
PICTURE framing neatly done on short
notice, at Piening & Fechter's.' If
OUR cad" changes every week. Read
1T. PLUMB & NELSON.
THE Mil. Lake Shore & Western keeps
on doubling on its earnings of last year.
A LIFE saving station is to be establish
ed at the lake entrance to Sturgeon Bay.
BILL posters have struck bonanza in
the rush of dramatic companies to this
city.
The rain of Monday morning proved
an excellent thing for vegetation gener-
ally.
Miss IDA WINDIATE entertained par
ty of young friends on Thursday evening
last.
EzRoM KNAPP OF CIark's Mills ia now
the sole owner of the paint mine at that
place.
HANS OHRIsTIANsoN opened his saloon
on Saturday. He has it gorgeously fur
nished.
QUITE large number of shade trees
are being set out in the court house
square.
Sow1Na is about through and farmers
are turning their attention to repairing
of roads.
On Monday morning fog spread over
the lake and the muffled bell was pressed
into duty.
ATTENTION is called to the business
card of Schmitz & Kirwan which appears
in this issue.
Mrs. JOHN M. READ and Mrs. Schnie-
derman of Kewaunee, were in the city on
Sunday night.
QUITE large number of teachers at
tended the meeting at Two Rivers on
Saturday last.
THE old homestead of Postmaster Gen.
eral Howe at Green Bay was lately de-
stroyed by fire.
Toy CARTS, express wagons, veloci-
pedes and bycicles, at Piening & Fech-
ter's book store.
BECKER & TEITeEN will occupy the
new building to be erected by Mr.. Heck
er on South 9Th street.
JUDGE SMART averages almost one di-
vorce case day, lately, in the settlement
of preliminary matters.
Mrs. STONE of Milwaukee will lecture
on temperance at the M. E. church in
this city on the 18th inst.
MILWAUKEE is trying hard to get up q
reputation for shoulder hitters, but finds
it difficult to get up mill.
The Chicago base ball club start out
with luck or the "heaviest battalions"
against them this season.
GEORGE GUYLEs will build new Office.
The fire injured his present one SO much
that it will not pay to repair it.
Mr.. NELSON is around calling upon
property holders to ascertain the figures
at which they rate themselves.
Mrs. SCovILLE will soon sue for d.
vorce. She should make application for
admission to some lunatic asylum.
TRUMAN & COOPER of this city have
purchased the tug Cyclone and will use
it in connection with their dredge.
THE Goodrich steamer, Corona, seems
to be doing large business on the new
run between Menominee and here.
The water at the head of Lake Super
ior is one and half feet lower than last
fall and vessel men are complaining.
THE 1rishmen of Boston have offered
$4,000 reward for the apprehension of the
murderers of Cavendish and Burke.