The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-03-22
manitomoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2a, 1883.

GREAT bargains at E. Krumheuer's.
LAST Tuesday was the first day of
spring.
ONE. week from next Tuesday is cleo.
ton day.
The next State Fair will be held at
Eau Claire.
IT will soon be moving and house :
cleaning time.
FAYKTTE ARMsBY of Neenah was in the
city this week.
NEXT Sunday is Easter and ends the
Lenten season.
EASTER Eee DYES, all shades at the
Star Pharmacy.
r. ". WAY of Milwaukee, was in the
city on Tuesday.
A LARGE variety of Easter Cards at
Piening & Fechter.
EAU CLA,Es is preparing to build a
$40. 900 opera house.
CANDIDATES for municipal offices are
getting in their work.
PATRICK EGAN, the land Lacquer, will
visit Milwaukee soon.
PATENT MEDICINES, a large assortment
at the Star Pharmacy.
GEO. B. BURNETT visited the state
metropolis on Tuesday.
SHEBoYGAN last week invested "a. 500
in new steam fire engine.
CHOICE brands of Cigars, always on
hand at the Star Pharmacy.
CHEESE Factory supplies of all descrip-
tons at Becker & Teitgen's.
IT is doubtful if the LIST of May finds
the Straits of Mackinaw open.
THE republican city convention will be
held on Saturday, March 31st.
ALL sizes of Pictures framed on short
notice at Peiuing & Fechter's.
THE scholars of the First Ward school
will have vacation next week.
Mrs. FRANK SoHUs of Lincoln, Neb.,
is visiting her parents in this city.
Round and square Bird Cages. full
assortment at Piening & Fechter's.
A LOT of new novelties in fancy goods,
just received at Piening 4 Fechter's.
Mrs. Jos. RANKIN returned from a
weeks visit in Madison on Saturday.
A VERY fine line of pocket knives at
low figures at Fleming and Fechter's.
Found A large stock of albums at re.
duced prices at Melendy & Packards.
AN examination of teachers is in pro-
gress at the North Side school to-day.
THE largest and most elegant assort-
ment of Wall Paper, ETC., at KERN's.
OSHKOSH is all torn up over the mar
riage of young white girl to negro.
For Wall Paper, Windos0 Shades,
ETC., go to KERN's.
GEO. DUsoLD announces himself as
candidate for the Office Of city treasurer.
ST.. PATRICK DAY was observed in all
the larger cities of the Union by parades,
etc.
THERE has not even been runaway to
break the monotony of the streets this
week.
TEACHERS and pupils of the Third
Ward school enjoyed a vacation during
last week.
That unfailing harbinger of spring,
the organ grinder, made his appearance
last week.
WORK on the extension of the Lake
Shore & Western Road will be resumed
on April LIST.
A BILL incorporating the city of De-
pere has passed both branches of the
legislature.
Mrs. J. B. MILLER of Chicago, spent
Sunday in this city, the guest of Mrs.
Jos. Rankin.
THIS is maple syrup-making time with
those who are in position to engage in
that industry.
Mr.. j. W. TooMBs has been confined
to his home a portion of this week by
indisposition.
Mrs. CoAKLEY has rented her residence
to Jere Collins and will remove to her
farm in Dakota.
CAPT. Louis LARSON is in Chicago on
business connected with his recently-in-
vented fire escape.
7. o. SHEA of Eaton advertises his
large farm and all his personal property
for sale by auction.
THE Williams House is to be supplied
with lumber of Capt. Larson's recently
invented fire escapes.
STRAWBERRIES were offered for sale in
Milwaukee last Saturday. Only million
aries purchased them.
Mr.. A. d. SMITH of the Williams
House has been confined to his bed for
few days by sickness.
The propeller City of Ludington has
been put on the Milwaukee and Grand
Haven route for the present.
HAVING had over four months of I'M
broken sleighing this winter, the break
up cannot come any too soon.
RAAB's warehouse and Hinckley's sail
loft In Sheboygan were burned on Mon
day, involving loss of $4,000.
HE largest assortment of Paints and