The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-04-20
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TONIGHT.
JANE CooNBEs.
In "Romeo and Juliet"
No ONE will fail to hear Romeo and
Juliet to night.
THE northern lights are giving exhibi-
tons these evenings.
| WALLPAPER-the latest designs, at
Piening & Fechter's.
THE First Ward school is OVERLOOKING
with pupils this term.
TIE stock of Knud Teigen is being
sold out at less than cost.
GRATING WAx,-the very best-at
Robinson & Hinrichs.
PICTURE framing neatly done on short
notice, at Piening & Fechter's. If
BUTTERICK' s Fashion sheets and spring
patterns at j. Schuette & Bros.
/ CHURCH bells ring little later Sun
day evenings now than was their wont.
MAURICE RossBERG is becoming pop
ular hotel proprietor, and deservedly so.
SUPr. DoSoHUE engaged 15Om at
this place on Monday to work on the ex-
tension.
THE Lake Shore Times and The Post
are official. "Times noblest offering is
it's last
The next regular meeting of the Royal
Arcanium viii be held in the hall in
Woods block.
Toy CARTS, express wagons, veloci-
pedes and bycicles, at Piening & Fech-
tar's book store.
TIE improvement in the condition of
the roads must fill the hearts of livery
horses with joy.
WILCOX is making some improvements
| in his building. Mohrhusen is doing
likewise with his.
"BETsEY and the baby and I" think it
was worth more than $1,000 to shoot
through a window.
NOTICE of jury drawing for the June
term of the circuit court will be found
! elSgvbere in this issue
THE largest and most complete assort-
ment of wallpaper and borders of all
grades at Fleming & Fechter's.
GEORGE BYRON had scarcely DOTTED his
| Judicial robes when he was called upon to
take up the burdens of paternity.
IT seems strange to have roads dry in
Manitowoc county, and one can hardly
realize that the weather is settled.
NOTWITHSTANDING the wretched winter
and spring we have had, fall wheat is by
no means unpromising in this county.
FULLY $50 persons attended the teach.
ers' examinations held in this county this
| spring,-an unusually large attendance.
PLU8B & NELSON are still pushing
their business. They are now making
arrangements to open store at Kewau-
nee.
| The ball given by the Rankin Guards
on Saturday evening last was quite a
pleasant affair. About 40 couple were
present.
SOMETHING should be done to make
the loungers on Eighth street bridge seek
other quarters whereat to spend their
leisure time.
The Oconto Reporter is wildly indig-
nant over the congressional apportion.
ment and bestows unstinted abuse upon
Joe Rankin.
| HANS. CHRISTENSEN is making prepa-
rations to take charge OF his saloon Nav
LIST. He is going to have it fitted out in
grand style.
THE Chronicle says the SMALLPOX pa.
tent in that city will be out in a few DAYS.
Bless you; We thought he had broken
out long ago.
ROMEO and Juliet will draw an i'm
mense house tonight. The sale of re-
served seats began on Monday and soon
all were taken.
HISRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnrichs'
Cure guaranteed.
THE business of the Mil, L. S. 6 W.
for each month this year is just about
double what it was for the corresponding
mouths of last year.
PAT SULLIVAN is going to give the
board banquet or else run for some
thing in which his expert manipulation
will be more needed.
PLUMB & NELSON have opened up their
store at Appleton and adopt there the
same liberal tactics they do here in the
matter of advertising.
THE supplementary examination for
certificates of the higher grades will be
held at the court house on Friday and
Saturday of next week.
KUNz, the Mishicott man confined to
the county jail for assaulting woman is
somewhat unsteady disposed and is q
nuisance in consequence.
4 NUMBER of farmers began sowing
grain on Monday of this week. Many
more who had no blowing done set about
this necessary cultivation.
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