The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-02-01
FEBRUARY I, 1883.

Comic valentines.
| HIr EN- HARD valentines.
| FAULT FINDER valentines in large va
rieties at Piening & Fechters.
The January thaw struck in on Mon
day.
| r. d. CONWAY was in the city on Sun
day last.
THE blood-hounds will promenade to-
morrow.
SAM RANDOLPH has been quite i'll for
| some time.
THE season for masquerade balls is
approaching.
DIR. WIN. KEMPER is about to remove
to Kewaunee.
FASHION Boquet, the latest perfume
at Oscar Alters.
A Largo number of farmers were in
town on Monday.
The propeller City of Ludington was
III pOTt yesterday.
The largest assortment of masks at
Piening 81 Fechter's.
Rev. Nh. CRAIG has resumed his Sun
day evening lectures.
The petit jury was discharged by
Judge Gibson yesterday.
A GRANDCHILD of Charles Dickens is
about to become an actress.
BUSINESS was almost at standstilI
the greater part of last week.
BYRON OAKLEY's familiar phiz was
visible on the streets this week.
LAST Sunday was glorious day for
those who enjoy sleigh rides.
MR. LOUIS GUTHEh of Keil was WIS.,
itor at The Pilot Office on Tuesday.
a NEW grocery store will soon be
started at the north side in this city.
FOUND A large stock of albums at re-
duced prices at Mtlendy & Packard's.
TIE croakers are now predicting a
financial crash and hard times in 1884.
J.C. McCARTHY of Kossuth was call
er at the Pilot Office sometime last week
The Roberts Brothers of Kewaunee
have purchased the Ahnapee drug store.
The roads are all hummocks, and a
sleigh goes like boat over heavy swells.
GREAT Bargains offered in the few hol-
iday goods that are left, at Oscar Alters.
Ma. Mills of Colorado, brother in law
of J. S. Anderson, is visiting friends in
the city.
sSNIvE1 SERVICE" reform is the name
it goes by now. The people like that
kind best.
The roads in the country gre improv-
ing and large quantity of grain is being
marketed.
THE propeller Favorite was taken out
of the dry dock last week and the schoon-
er Bronson let in.
PIENING & FIGHTER have already
received their stock of wall paper for
the spring trade.
4 NUAIBER of persons were frozen to
death in various parts Of the state during
the late cold snap.
THE Maori, Mace's wonder jumps like
a frog ION all fours." Jem will back him
only when he squats.
GEORGE ". PECK lately purchased
residence property in Milwaukee paying
therefor $1,000 cash.
MEMORIAL services for the late George
Reed were held in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday last.
WAGNER RAND & Co. have in their
Office in q large frame the portrait of all
their employees, % in all.
AND still the man how is busy getting
out timber, complains that the frost has
not made the swamps solid.
FARMERS IN the lake shore towns of
this county begin to think that they have
little interest in tariff matters.
THE railroad pay car came through
last week and made the hearts of the
boys glad aud their pockets full.
CHARLES BREssLER, JR., now travel
ing for J. FL. Labaree & Co., of New
York, was in the city this week.
Schuette Bros. are finishing up the
basementundert their grocery department
and will use it for crockery room.
A MAN was ''held up" and robbed of
$40 by three ruffians on East Water
street, Milwaukee, on Monday night.
FoUND-A studio where they make the
latest style of large panel photos in all
latest poses. AT Melendy & Paekard's.
TRAINS were very irregular last week.
and it will take but an insignificant storm
to block roads in their present condition.
Mr.. SHoMER of Oshkosh. lumberman,
steam wagon man and genial good fellow.
was in the city for few days this week.
THE Committee on Commerce have re-
commended an appropriation of 50, 900
for the Manitowoc harbor for the year
1888.
A BILL has been introduced repeating
the law granting life certificates to those
who have taught 81 years within the
state.
THE Chicago Tribune in commenting
upon Oscar Wilde's complaint that Amer
lea has no ruins, remarks that we have a
navy.
EDITOR Nash of the Chronicle came To
Manitowoc one day last week to see how
things were running at the commercial