The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-02-15
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IITY AND COUNTY.
FEBRUIRY IS, 1883.


new stand to-day.
W. A. WALKER was elected Grad
Foreman of the A. O. y. W.
OLD sailors say navigation will not be
open before May 1, this year.
THE Manitowoc Volunteers have
masquerade ball on the 22nd inst.
DAN TRACY of Liberty discussed local
matters In our sanctum yesterday.
Found A large stock of albums at re-
| duced prices at Melendy & Packards.
FL. TRUMAN is at present in Detroit
on business connected with the harbor
| work.
ADoLPH WHITMAN claims the travel of
this winter has almost made him an in
valid.
Z. W. WIEBoLDT the Assembly post
master has been spending few days at
home
Mr.. b. L. RICHTER of Two Rivers was
IN the city on Tuesday and made The
Pilot Office call.
Mrs. o. SwENsoN of this city died on
Saturday morning last, She was q resi-
dent of the 4th ward.
A WOMAN named Powers gave birth to
triplets at Bloomington, ILL.,, lately.
The children are healthy.
cIRCUT COURT adjourned on Monday
of this week. Judge Gibson left on
Monday for Fond du Lac.
THE young people are all agog over
the proposed private masquerade one
week from Saturday next.
THE tug Arctic and the propeller
Michigan are both stuck in the ice ten
miles off the Michigan shore.
THE State Agricultural and Horticul-
tural societies met at Madison last week
and had very profitable session.
TIE young folks arc getting up
private masquerade to be held at Woods
Hall on the evening of February "a.
FoUND-A studio where they make the
latest style of large panel photos in all
latest poses. At Melendy & Packards.
CALL at Barnes, Mendlik & Mulholland
and look over their sample cards of cloths
and get prices if in want OF spring suits.
A CHINESE paper has been started in
city of New York. It no doubt will be
used largely for wrapping up laundried
linen.
TwIGs and branches had so liberal q
coating of ice yesterday, that their rust
ling and friction had the music of cas-
tenets.
Mess. BECKER & TEITGEN open go in
this issue With standing advertisement.
Read it with care and see what they have
to offer.
ANY ONE wishing to re2t a costume for
the masquerade on the evening of the
24th, will please apply at once to Chas.
F. Fechter.
JOHN d. KRUMDIOK aged rs years,
dled at his home in the city on Sunday
last. He has been in feeble health for
long time.
ANY ONE in need of cast iron soil pipe
and fittings for drainage purposes, are
reminded that Becker & Teitgen carry a
large stock of it.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore.
ness. For sale at Robinson & H1nricbs'.
Cure guaranteed.
Ex'SHERFF MURPHY doesn't take
kindly to being unemployed. He has
gone to work for the Wagner & Rand
Hardware Company.
FoCND-The only studio in the city
that uses dry plates to take pictures of
babies and groups instantaneously. At
Melendy & Packard's.
A LARGE STOCK of brewers, railway.
and engineers supplies has Just been
added to Becker & Teitgen's already COM
plete line of hardware.
ROADS are so badly blocked that even
country stores complain they can sell
only such articles as can be carried home
by means Of snow shoes.
DEvLIN u Co., the most fashionable
taiiors II the city of New York, have ap-
pointed Barnes, Afendlik & Mulholland
their agents for this city.
HE law giving state certificates to
teachers who have taught within the state
q years will probably be repealed at
this session of the legislature.
The weather thus far this week has been
simply superb. Notwithstanding. thore
have been few farmers in town, the state
OF the roads precluding travel.
Mr.. HOPKINS, the state agent for the
Equitable Life Insurance Company is in
the city and with the assistance of MIR.
L. L. jones is rushing business at
rapid rate.
A NEW use for paper has been discover
ed, nothing less than making railroad
rails. The steel rail manufacturers
should look for protection from this
threatening rival.
CINCINNATI Is the paradise of young
people nowa days. There is no light o.
nights and no need of turning down the
gas. Real, genuine counting may begin
as soon as the sun sets.
PERRY Il. SMITH of Chicago, million
alre quite well known in this state had
a guardian appointed by the probate
court lately, he having become mentally