The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-04-03

/ EASTER CARDS,
PLAIN and Fringed,
AT Piening & Fechter's.
A WET election day is traditional.
| NOTHING but slush now for some days
MARCH went out like fearful maiden
this year.
THE safe for the new bank will weigh
five tons.
THE sleigh bells took final jingle
yesterday.
MORTGAGES wanted at the First Ma
| tional Bank.
THE south side schools will have theil
vacation next week.
THE tendency in the price of wheat is
decidedly downward.
| DYE-sTUFFs, the most beautiful colors
at Robinson & Hinrichs.
THERE is some talk of establishing q
business college at this place.
The ice in the river has gone out
without doing any damage.
JOHN SoHUErTE & Bros, have change
this week in their regular ad.
A MILWAUKEE poultryman has now an
incubator for Matching chickens.
The Second Ward seems to be poor
people by a tremendous majority.
SOME of the east and west roads were
badly drifted on Wednesday morning.
JOHN ROBINSON and family of Green
Bay were visiting in this city last week.
J. L. HEMPToN returned to his bust
ness on Monday fully restored to health.
CONSIDERABLY excitement came in to
make the election interesting at the 11th
hour.
SPoRTsNEN are out looking for game.
They get but little to reward their
search.
INSTANTANEOUS Pictures on dry plates.
Bring your Baby's to Hentscher &
Klingholz.
THE students from the Oshkosh Nor.
nal School are at home on their regular
spring vacation.
ALBERT LANDRETH returned on Tues
day from his trip to Chicago whittier he
went on Saturday.
FARMERS expect to be sowing grain
| next week. The frost is about wholly
out of the ground.
THE last day of March was a regular
April day and was full of the traditional
showers of that month.
The propeller Menominee came down
the river on Monday, looking clean and
tidy as if newly made.
WIcKE-.f will write J. P. before his
name in spite of their refusal to allow
him to place them after it.
AN erring sister was picked up in q
state of intoxication on the streets last
week and taken to the jail.
ONE county in California has seventeen
candidates for sheriff. Manitowoc coun-
ty is good second, at least.
WILL KI11EN was doing little odds and
ends of business in the city last week and
left for the woods this week.
GEORGE BURNETT is now left handler.
lie wants to give his right rest and so
makes the left guide the pen.
WINTER gave people little remind
er that he was not dead yet on Tuesday.
But then it was All-fool's -day.
THE schooner Birdie of Manistee came
into this port on Monday morning, the
first sail arrival of the season.
FARMERS came to the conclusion on
Tuesday that they would postpone the
business of planting for short while.
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 seIfmade boots and shoes.
Ed. IvERsoN formerly of Liberty, but
now travelling agent for Chicago firm,
was a caller at The Pilot office on Satur-
day.
The north side school is enjoying a
vacation this week. Tho other city
schools are waiting for the Easter holt
days.
BILL HENCHMAN is candidate for city
marshal. Bill says he has special
qualifications and is man of "infioo-
ence."
J. E. Luce, formerly principal of the
Bird Ward school at this place is now q
practicing physician at Spencer this
state.
CANDIDATES for justices of the peace
and constables gave the people taste of
the good old times when beer saved the
country.
The spearing of suckers is now the
Legitimate employment of the average
young man whose time lies heavily on
his hands.
Mr.. LOBE paid double price for the
Voshardt COW. He saw she was good
one and did not choose to let her go back
to Two Rivers.
VESSEL owners are quite indignant at
the rates of insurance being asked and
insist they won't pay, preferring to take
their own risks.