The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-03-29
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1888
ELECTION next Tuesday.

ELECTION next Tuesday.
CAUCUsEs tomorrow night.
Four inches of snow fell during Sun
day night.
THE ice on the river shows no signs of
breaking up.
OUR merchants are preparing for the
spring trade.
HENRY SBREE has been quite serious
ly sick for some time.
SLEIGHs are still in use and the final
breakup fails to come.
CAPT. JOHN JACOBS has purchased the
steam barge Daisy Day.
The snow of Sunday night gave one
day Of excellent sleighing.
The normal school at Oshkosh closes
Its winter term this week.
CHOICE brands of Cigars, always on
hand at the Star Pharmacy.
CHEESE FACrory supplies of all descrip-
tions at Becker e. Teitgen's.
ALL sizes of Pictures framed on short
notice at Peining & Fechter's.
CHARLEY BREsLER greeted his numer-
Gus friends in this city on Monday.
Round and square Bird Cages, full
assortment at Piening & Fechter's
PEcK's Sun has now a circulation of
$4,000. He is bloated monopolist.
The regular spring examinations were
concluded on Tuesday of this week.
HENRY WALSH of Ahnapee was
caller at The Pilot Office on Monday.
A LOT of new novelties in fancy goods,
just received at Piening & Fechter's.
The Saengerbund will give concert
at Turner Hall next Sunday evening.
CAUCUsEs hold undisputed sway in the
several towns of the county this week.
A VERY fiue line of pocket knives at
low figures at Fleming and Fechter's.
Found a large stock of albums at re-
dnced prices at Melendy e. Packard's.
KEwAUNEE is now city. The people
of that burg don't notice any difference.
THE largest and most elegant assort-
ment of Val Paper, etc., at KERN's.
THE clerks Of the assembly presented
the chief clerk with watch worth S16O.
For Val Paper, Uindoa0 She des,
etc, go to KERN's.
EAU CLAIRE has been selected as the
place at which the next state fair will be
held.
CHARLES SPINDLER has returned from
Chicago and will remain at home few
days.
SAILORS do not expect to do much on
the wild waves before the latter part of
April.
WARMERS Kidney and Liver cure
genuine-for sale at Robinson & Hin
rich's.
ScHUETrE Bros. have put up hand
some awning over their new plate glass
front.
The propeller Menominee made her
first visit of the season to this port on
Monday.
A BOOK BINDERY has been started on
Quay street, near Eighth, by FL. J..
Ripiinger.
Hon. JOHN CAREY spent Monday and
Tuesday of this week at home attending
TO town business.
FIRE at Amigo last week destroyed
Hermann Bros. saw mill. Loss 81, 0OO
with no insurance..
On and after Monday next the publish
ers of the Fond du Lac Reporter will
issue daily paper.
MISS CARRIE PIERpoNT left for ST.
Paul on Tuesday last to take charge of
her school in that city.
The books and office furniture in
Mr.. Henry Sibree's Office will be sold at
P. NJ. on Saturday next.
HE Young folks had very pleasant
dancing party at the Slovanska Lipe
Hall last Sunday evening.
The schooner Ellen G. Cocharen has
been sold by Capt. Byron Burmeister to
Gustaye Mueller for 1925.
\ SERIES of revival meetings are being
held at the nj. E. church of this city.
They are quite well attended.
The Candle Light Club will meet
Monday evening, April 2, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ii. G. Turner.
ARTHUR NoLLAU will make an extended
western trip next week in the interests
OF Messrs. Truman & Cooper.
JOHN BARNES left his studies at the
State University last week for a brief
visit to relatives in this county.
A'Auos oohN lhEAD hGWauUGS mas
sold her interest in the mercantile firm
of Smith & Read atMerrill, Wis.
THE largest assortment of Paints and
Oils and lowest prices at both stores
of Wagner & Rand Hardware Co.
A PETITION was presented to the city
council on Monday asking for the divis-
ion of Joint School District No. l.
PRESENT indications are that only q
limited number of new buildings will be
erected in Manitowac this summer.
Mrs. FRANK JONES, who has been
visiting friends in the interior of the
state for some weeks, has returned.
We have large stock of the best paints
and oils. Inquire for prices.