The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-02-28

JOHN P. WICKET announces himself
as candidate for justice of the peace in
the 3rd ward.
1T soon will be time for spring poets
to bud out The Chronicles crop will
soon bear fruit.
A NUMBER of private masquerades are
on old Times programme. to come off in
the near future.
IT will be cold day when Fred Schu-
cite and Will Walker will be allowed to
act as ushers again.
THE propeller Menominee of the
Goodrich line is receiving very thorough
repairs at this place.
PRIN. E. r. SMITH entertained the
boys of the high school room at his
house on Monday evening.
This morning came out with can
eager and nipping air." Ones ear
could feel the truth of this.
CERTIFICATES for the use of schools
placed under the Course of instruction,
for sale at Piening & Fechter's.
A FIGHT occurred between two young
men from the Third ward this week and
now the tight is in the courts.
If reports be true, there will be no
end to the number of marriages to take
place in this city at an early day.
In order to get the full value for the
money, nobody should neglect to buy
W. A. Buses selfmade boots and shoes.
SOME roads are said to be quite badly
drifted There is hardly teaming enough
to make it an object to keep them open.
A YOUNG man named Oberg, resident
of the First ward of this city died of
consumption on Tuesday of this week.
AN article on Washington's Birthday
came too late for insertion last week,
and the time is too late for its insertion
now.
Miss ELIZA WALSH who has been
teaching in Ahnapee is spending three
weeks vacation with her parents in Two
Rivers.
THE masquerades thus far have been
quite we'll attended. The professions
on Washington's Birthday were rather
imposing.
MONDAY was q compromise between
winter and spring. Although disagree
able day a large number of farmers were
in the city.
TANNERS are laying in large supply
of hemlock bark this winter. Large
quantities of itare coming in from Kewau-
nee county.
FARHER RYAN is delivering lectures in
all the cities in this neighborhood. Mgr.
Capel will lecture some time next month
in Oshkosh.
K. X. RoBuY one of Liberty's most
intelligent and enterprising farmers was
in the city on Monday and made The
Pilot Office call.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnrichs'.
Cure guaranteed.
MERCHANTS keep their clerks out of
mischief these days by having them
regularly employed in sweeping snow
from the sidewalk.
COUNTRY masqueradss are rapidly
coming into fashion. The thing must
be overdone before they will become
BEAUTIFULLY unpopular.
THE masquerade on Tuesday night
was one of the biggest things" of the
season. It is estimated there were fully
600 people in the hall.
WHY is it that all bald headed men are
married? Do they LARRY because they
have no hair or do they have no hair
because of being married?
f. c. BRADLEY and wife of Milwaukee,
well known in Two Rivers, died quite
suddenly last week; she of an apoplectio
fit and he of heart disease.
QUITE large number of the G. K. A.
from this city attended the funeral of
Dennis Hayes on Sunday. He was
member of the organization.
If feeling old-renew your youthful
vigor by using Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
will vitalize the blood, recruit the wasting
energies, aud build up the system.
CHTLDRENs white dresses perhaps
prettier than any you have ever seen-a
good assortment of all sizes ana prices
lust received. J. ScHUETTE & Bios.
PEN TmLsoN lately purchased a French
Canadian stallion. The animal is
beauty so far as muscle goes and no
doubt will be well patronized by farmers.
LOOK out for burglars and sneak
thieves. Two hundred of the fellows
have been driven out of Chicago and for
3 season must ply their vocation in smc IL
er places.