The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-03-27
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, MARCH 81.

EASTER CARDS,
PLAIN and Fringed,
At Piening & Fechter's.
THE last robin is now here.
MORTGAGES wanted at the First Ma.
tional Bank.
NJ. 81. MURPHY is now at work in the
Registers Office.
THE life saving station at Two Rivers
will open April LIST.
DYE-sTUFFs, the most beautiful colors
ut Robinson & Hinrichs.
THE ice in the river is breaking up.
It is no longer safe to cross.
New style-of mems spring hats at Bar
mes, Mendlik & Mulholland's
Mr.. MICHAEL O'CoNNoR left yesterday
for Dakota, where he owns farm.
QUITE a number of persons are learning
the art of photography in the city.
1t is by no means an uncommon sight
to see sail on the lakes these day.
THE nor easter which set in on Tues
day churned up the ice pretty we'll.
TEE marine department of the daily
papers is now studied with eager eyes.
! MAX RAHR has been spending few
weeks in Ledyard on business matters.
Door COUNTY seems to emphatically
oppose issuing bonds in aid of a railroad.
| THE blue bird, even has come, bringing
promise of spring which is always at
par.
Two circus companies write I'VE shall
certainly be in your city the coming sum-
mer."
THERE seems to be no strife for any
Office in the city except for justice of the
peace.
WHEAT dropped on Monday 81 c. per
bushel. The age of high priced wheat
is over.
GEORGE, the ebon hued, claims to be
able to distinguish the different drinks
at sight.
THE price Of wood is up little al
ready, although there is no suffering for
want of it.
INSTANTANEOUS Pictures on dry plates.
Bring your Baby's to Hentscher &
Klingholz.
CAPTAIN STEVE ToRRIsoN and Sam
Nelson have purchased the scow Gladi-
ator for $4,000.
JOHN MURPHY of Cato was in the city
on Saturday and talked farm business
in The Pilot Office.
RARELY hath the world known of such
beautiful March weather, as we have
been blessed with.
THE choicest Glover and Timothy seed
in the city at low prices at Barnes, Men
| dix & Mulholland's
A REPUBLICAN caucus for the First
ward will be held at Klingholz Hall on
| Friday evening at o'clock.
l.. J. NASH has been in Milwaukee
this week attending to case before the
United States District Court.
TIE Chronicle editor feared to say
anything about the first robin and threw
the responsibility on Felix Walsh.
HAVING more horses than we can use,
we offer several for sale.
3 j. SCHUETTE & Bros.
In order to get the full value for the
money, nobody should neglect to buy
w. A. Buses selfmade boots and shoes.
a CHIMNEY on the south side burned
out on Tuesday night. 1t made quite a
display and the fire department was rung
out.
M. n. EGAN and P. J. Conway of
Meme let the light of their countenance
rest upon The Pilot Office one day this
week.
Mr.. A. JOHNSON of the Branch, who
lately sold his store, will move to the
city and probably engage in the hotel
| business.
The bottom is dropping out of roads
IN quite number places throughout the
county. Jack Frost is about to yield up
the ghost.
MICHAEL FELLOWS of this city has his
vegetables already under way in his hot
house. He always takes time oy the
| forelock.
SOME people have been searching the
scriptures for their linen busters. The
fine weather has turned their attention
to light matters.
A MAN who was injured by pulley in
the sash and door factory of Two RiT srs
demands damages of that institution to
the amount of SIS, 900.
THE next meeting of the Manitowoc
Literary and Art Association will be held
on Saturday evening of this week instead
of Friday the usual time.
DIR. THEILE, formerly student of DR..
Luhman, graduated lately at Rush and
was Immediately offered position in the
college, which he accepted.
The Free High School principals Of
the state have chosen I. N. Stewart one
of their representatives, and given him a
membership in that society.
CAPTAIN TIM KELLY lately received
his commission as master of the steam
barge Monahansett. He probably will
not leave for few weeks yet.