The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-31

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and will remove it from the wreak.
An attempt is being made to bring
Sullivan and Tug Wilson to Chicago
to give sparring exhibition. Should
Sullivan refuse, Ryan will be tried.
THE Mil. L. s. & W. purchased the
town site at Summer Lake and sold it
out in lots. 1t is now discovered that
the title of the company is defective.
THE heavy northeast wind and sea
of yesterday and to-day has driven q
large PARTON of the north bound feet
into our harbor and bay for shelter.
The latest styles of photographs, al
buns, (cards, Victoria and cabinet sizesl
in all styles of bindings, at bottom prices
at Pening & Fechter's bookstore. If
A SHAWL was found near the residence
of Mr.. Sibree nearly two weeks ago.
The owner can have the same by proving
property and calling at the Windiate
House.
THE success attending the planting Of
| winter wheat, this year, will influence
farmers considerably the coming fall, and
no doubt larger acreage than usual will
be sown.
JOHN HALL lately threshed 760 bushels
of winter wheat, the Yield Of 20 acres.
q oct sol1 of
bushels had all the wheat been well
harvested.
The steambarge Grace Patterson has
been abandoned after many ineffective
attempts to get her off. Her machinery
has been purchased by the owners of the
tug Leviathan.
CHARLES A. GARDNER will not appear
as our inimitable Carl on the 9th if he
did it would be as would-be political
boss, sour and sniveling because no one
heeds his threats.
A LADY pedestrian is in Milwaukee
and wants to make match, not mat
rimonial one, but walking or running.
She has run miles in 34s minutes, and
made one mile in Clio.
COMMENCING Sept. 9Th railroad tickets
will be sold at the CenterviIle office for
tho Milwaukee and Chicago exposition
as follows: To Milwaukee and return,
3,25; to chicago, $6,55.
THE change in the school law bringing
the annual school meeting in June, will
make the spring examinations the prin--
cipal ones, as teachers want certificates
in force when applying for schools.
PAPERS in the Eastern States urge
the brewers to get their beer analysed
and have the analyses published, so as
to meet the objections of prohibitionists
who charge that the material is unhealthy.
ONE week has passed and not SUBJ
scription paper has gone the rounds of
the city. What is upa Isn't there a
church debt, base ball club, cotton
factory or some other institution in need
of charity9
The Cyclone brought the machinery
of the old tug which in former years
piled between Two Rivers and Neshoto
to this port on Tuesday evening. The
tug had been sunk in the river near
Neshoto for years.
Mich. KELLNER JR. has been feasting
on suicides lately. Wherever Mich.
went for the last few days man was
sure to commit suicide. He will live
hermit for few days in order to
break up the business.
SERGEANT GUMBLEToN of Mr.. Charles
A. Gardner was welcome character.
His dialect was worthy of praise, and il
his songs he smacked somewhat of the
manner which makes Emmett SO popular
cleveland Plaiaadealer.
PEN. TIELsoN secured the contract
for grading Sixteenth street between
Clark and Washington streets, for $751;
"A. Trastik & Co. contracted for the
grading of Washington street between
Eight and Ninth, for $415,44.
WE were in error when we made the
statement, two weeks ago, that Frank
Zeman had sold his hotel property in
this city. The trade fell through at the
last moment and Frank is still the land
lord Of the North Cape House.
IT is astonishing how fashion will be
guided by folly. When Oscar Wilde
came to the United States with his sun
flower, the ''posy" was fruitful of nothing
| but derision. But it kept growing slow
ly in public estimation and now it is re .
cognized as a highly fashionable and
respectable flower.
AND now comes Engineer Hayes and
with supreme disregard for the opinion of
those older than himself, acknowledges
that it is not good to be bachelor and
that he will show the boys soon, how
quickly man can quit that state when
it ceases to be desirable. He was q good
sensible fellow once.
PRECEDENT A1BEE did considerable
work at the Teachers Institute on Thurs
day last. 1t was expected by our citizens
that he would lecture in the evening and
there was considerable disappointment
when it was known he would not.
President Albee has great number of
admirers in this section.
A RAILROAD collision occurred at Bear
Greek on Wednesday night of last week.
The train going west was late, and one
coming from the west was engaged in
switching. When the belated train came
near the depot, the switching train was
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