The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-03-11
manitomoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1886

BLACK SILKS at s1.15--worth $1.S5-
at the New York Store.
SILKS, all colors, at 70 csnts-worth
S1.25-at the New York Store.
| SENATOR HUDD was sworn in as MEN,
Der of the house on Monday last.
IT is nov predicted that wheat will go
up to 90c. bushel before April 1.
BLACK Gros Grain Silk at 80 cents
worth double-at the New York Store.
The ice which filled the bay for some
time, was driven off by the west winds.
100 PIECES French Calico at cents a
yard-worth IL cents-at the New York
Store.
AN elegant line of Gold and Bronze
Frames just received at Melendy &
Packard's.
| VESSEL owners are complaining that
some parties are stealing the blocks from
their rigging.
FRED SCHULTZ of this city purchas ed
the skin of a wild cat killed in Meme
by young fellow.
This is the season Of lent and if people
live according to directions great deal
of dyspepsia will vanish.
LADIES linen standing collars, worth
10, Is and 2Oc., at 6, 8 and 1Oc., all sizes,
at the New York Store.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
| security. Enquire of
81. L. MARKHAM.
The three old masts in the schooner
Imperial have been taken out this week
and new ones will be put in their place.
THE masquerade season closed in this
city with ball by the Turner's on Tues
day night. The attendance was very
large.
65 PIECES lace curtains slightly dam
aged by water, worth from 20 to 40. we
sell all round at Is cents at the New
York Store.
Miss LUCY NIoUETTE has resigned her
position as teacher of the grammar de-
partmant of the Two Rivers school, to
take effect April 1.
THE beautiful weather came to an end
all too soon on Sunday afternoon. But
there's one satisfaction in knowing that
we had one solid week of it.
WHEN you travel take out g. accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures GOO if killed
and SIS weekly indemnity if injured.
II. HINR1CHs and F. c. Buerstatte state
tGat Indigestion prepares every one for
disease, but guarantee Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets to cure all forms of indigestion.
The editor Ct The Chronicle has been
so badly scooped Oh the first robin that
be has tackled the blue bird. Any bird
would look mighty blue "a Two Rivers
in March.
HE daily weather indications will
hereafter be posted in the window of the
Telegraph Office each morning, the same
being furnished free by the Wisconsin
Telephone Co.
On Monday there was peculiar pro-
cession through the streets, and no one
seemed to know the object of it. The
singular feature was a couple of large
dolls which kept rotating in life like
manner on a wheel.
Round trip tickets to California points,
from Milwaukee good for six months are
now sold by the G. & N. W., and the G.
NJ. & st. P, for $9S; good for 30 days
1873. That makes pretty cheap travelling
across the continent.
HAVING on hand very large stock of
No. Trout, warranted sound, we have
reduced price to So 80 per half barrel,
full weight. Also good supply of 9th
er fish at bottom prices. 10
ScHUETTE Bros.
The two young men who were arrested
in this city last fall for stealing coats
from a clothing store in Sheboygau,
lately escaped from the Jail at that place.
1t is supposed they effected their escape
by means of skeleton keys as neither bars
or locks were broken.
SENATOR SAWYER on Monday last pre-
sented to the senate the memorial of
mayor and city council of Nanitowoc,
and ship owners, lake captains and mer
chants of Manitowoc, Milwaukee and
Chicago, for breakwater at the mouth
of the harbor at this place.
LOCAL election matters begin to show
signs of life. People in the rural dis
tricts are considering what combination
to make in order to command success
and justices and constables in the city
are studying the situation with a view
toward capturing the voices of the dear
people. Election takes place April 6.
GENERAL BRAGG was not in Fond du
Lac when the call on Judge Gibson was
prepared and his name did not appear in
the published call. When he learned of
the move he telegraphed that his name
be appended to the call, but the telegram
came to late. The addition of Bragg's
name makes the call unanimous in tho
Fourth judicial circuit.
A CORRESPONDENT of The Sentinel
writing from Madison says Woodward,
Walker and Fay are going to Washing
ton to push the latter for position of
public printer. A part of private letter
IS given stating how influential Wood
ward aud Fay are and as for sour Will'
i. says "Walker is daisy anywhere"