The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-03-20
Mlanitowof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, MARCE 90.

HoN. Jos. Villas is In the city to-day.
A PERSON without cold these days is
rarity.
MORTGAGES wanted at the First Ma
tional Bank.
1884 AImanacs given away at Robin
son & Hinrichs.
LOCAL politics begin to show signs of
returning animation.
ATTORNEY PHALEN of Sheboygan was
in the city yesterday.
DYE-sTUFFs, the most beautiful colors
st Robinson & Hinrichs.
LOUIS GUTHEn of Kiel was caller at
The Pilot Office on Tuesday.
Mrs. KEEN advertises fine line of
wall paper in to-day's Pilot.
Two SAIL vessels were observed in the
lake off this port on Tuesday.
Miss ALICE CANR1eHT has organized
a writing class at Kewaunee.
The people in the county expect can
didates to do their full duty next fall.
RAHR Bros. packed considerable
quantity of clear heavy ice last week.
STEPHEN STEPHAN, a Two Rivers
saloon keeper, died on Tuesday night.
W. F. NASH of Two Rivers has become
| a paid contributor to an American maya
zine.
THE first day of spring is upon Us but
the first robin has not yet registered his
arrival.
MISS BLANCHE RArR came home from
Milwaukee on Friday, remaining until
Monday.
J. @. MoCARTY of Kossuth transacted
business before the probate court on
Tuesday.
Mrs. FARBUsH of the city fell on the
sidewalk on Monday evening and broke
her arm.
INSTANTANEOUS Pictures on dry plates.
Bring your Baby's to Hentscher s
Klingholz.
PHYSICIANS find these times that they
earn every cent their country practice
brings them.
THE roads are now in bad condition
and there is no hope for improvement
for some time.
Mrs. HENRY BREY died on Thursday
afternoon of consumption and was bur
led on Monday.
PRINCIPAL BURcH of the Two Rivers
schools spent Tuesday visiting the
schools of this city.
THE average small boy now seeks a
bare and sunny spot and talks the Ian
guage of the marble.
ST. PATRIoK's DAY gave the shamrock
pretty thorough drowning by means of
deluge of snow water.
A LARGE brass key has been found and
left at this office. The owner can have
| it by paying for this notice.
A YOUNG man named Stollenburg cut
one of his feet very badly on Tuesday.
He resides near Mann's Pier.
Mr.. JOHN LANDRETH has determined
to make Manitowoc his future home and
will bring his family here soon.
W. 81. WERNEcKE has an advertise
ment in this issue which farmers will find
to their advantage to look over.
CAPTAIN ALBRIGHT is in Milwaukee
looking over his schooner, preparatory
to beginning the seasons work.
CATTLE owners in the west are growing
alarmed over the breaking out of foot
and mouth disease among their stock.
THIRTEEN pupils presented themselves
for examination on the Course of Study
during the late series of examinations.
In order to get the full value for the
money, nobody should neglect to buy
| W. A. Buses selfmade boots and shoes.
TIE city of Two Rivers was full of
Irishmen on Patrick's Day. "The chosen
leaf of bard and chief" was in great de-
mand.
| A WOMAN has secured a verdict for
$4,000 against the city of Lancaster for
injuries sustained by fall on a sidewalk
at that place.
THE new literary society which held
its first meeting Oh Friday last, is Wig
orous shoot, and will no doubt soon be a
credit to the city.
ANTON JOHNSON has sold his store
building and fixtures at the Branch to
Frank Shaffer of Cato who will con-
tinue the business.
The fire department of the city was
the occasion of the passage of an ordi-
nance about the average length of the
presidents message.
DIR. CANRIeHr of Waukesha, nephew
of c. S. Canright of this city, has been
looking the field over at Two Rivers with
a view OF locating there.
DIR. CURRENs of Two Rivers. who has
30 long been on the sick list, is now
gaining health so rapidly that if it con-
tinues he will be an athlete.
THE Board of examiners for state GER
ti6cates for this year consists of John
Maggie. Manitowoc; W. 81. Beach, Beloit;
and Albert Hardy, Lacrosse.
TWENTY FIVE new freight cars have
just been added to the rolling stock of
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