The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-04-09

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ceediug admirably.
THE Pilot and The Post are even de.
MED the poor privilege of rejoicing
with those who do rejoice, or weeplni
with those who weep"
THE robins sing early in the morning
these days. The cats seem to get sh'
early worm though, as they are on tn
q,ti rive through the night.
If your horse has no appetite feet
''Hinrichs Improved Horse Powders
and he soon will be all right. For salt
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
CHRoMos, oil paintings, steel engraV
ings, oleographs and large variety o
other pictures entirely new, just received
at Piening 4 Fechter's bookstore.
PIENING Il FECHTEs are receiving daily
their new spring styles OF wallpaper auo
borders, and when all in will show one
of the finest and most complete assert
ments ever heretofore shown.
THE Chicago schools are considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of including type writing
and short hand among the regular schoo
studies. Type-writing has already beer
introduced and the other will soon follow,
A COUPLE of burglars broke into the
house of an old widow living in the Sec
ond ward one evening last week. She
was awakened by the noise and quit the
house 'hurriedly. The burglars seeing
her go, decamped without taking any
thing.
AT the Catholic church on Easter Sun
day collection was taken ID to aid IN
building the new church. The proceeds
reached Sl75; very generous donation
when it is considered that all the heads
of families have literally subscribed
before.
On account of the large attendance at
the spring examinations, the applicants
will not hear the result of their work as
quickly as heretofore. The papers pre-
pared by those working in the course OF
instruction will be examined after teach.
ers' certificates are issued.
MARCH of this year was the dryes'
month that occurred since 1870 in this
state with the exception of two others.
The lowest temperature for the month as
observed ia Milwaukee is 4.3 degrees
below zero. Last year the lowest tenn
perature was s. degrees below.
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II. C. BUHsE aud Albert Schneider
have now perfected their arrangements
aud will begin the seasons work of fish
ing in Centerville Bay next week. They
have made a contract with a person to
keep the creek at the place open into
which they can run with their fish.
GOVERNOR RUsK vetoed the bill pro-
viding for the sentence of Migrants to
ninety days Imprisonment on bread and
water diet, on the ground that it was 8
"cruel and unusual punishment" and
hence unconstitutional. Poor fare and
hard work is certainly an excellent cure
for vagabondage.
CAPTAIN PETER CHRIsTIANsRN has pur
chased a one-fourth interest in the steam
barge Rube Richards and the tow barge
Nav Richards for $4,000. He has beer
in command of the Rube Richards fol
the last two years and will remain il
command this year. The property was
purchased from Mrs. Richards.
REVIVAL meetings are being held il
the MethIdis church in this city during
the week, and are to continue until fur
Their notice. Rev. james Young of Can.
ada and others from abroad are in atten'
dance. Already considerable interest il
manifest. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all tobe present. ~
The high license bill has passed and
it will soon have the force of law. The
minimum license for cities and villages
of 500 inhabitants or over. is 5000. Fol
towns, 500; except such towns az have
village of 500 Inhabitants or over il
which case the license in the town i!
5000. 1t will no doubt cause many
saloons to close up.
DR.. MGAvIN, q native of Cumnock
Ayrshire, who has for many years beer
in practice in Paris as physician, ha
had conferred upon him by the French
Government the honour of being made
Knight of the Legion of Honor-Scot
fish american Journal.
The doctor is brother of Mr.. Rober
M Gavin of this city.
ALBERT LANDRETH has little storm
signal of his own which means COCO
seeds if not pleasant weather. Or, may
hap, Albert has taste for the drama auC
being gifted with a fine voice, gather
inspiration from the flag when be give
Macbeth's fiery order to chang my ban
ner on the outer wall" The flag il
there however and so are the seeds.
ADAM BLEsER, local agent for thu
Whitehill and White sewing machines
was deservingly awarded the first prem
Jun for samples of work done with sait
machines, by the judges of the Mani
towoc County Industrial Association Fai
hal6 at Mapitowac from Sent Al to Oct