The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-01-14
manitowoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, TAVUIRY 18th
ATTEND the Farmers Institute.

ATTEND the Farmers Institute.
E "BUBBLE PARTIES are the newes
: society wrinkle
The masquerade season at the roller
Kinks will open soon.
BLACK SILKS at S1.15--worth SI.65-
at the New York Store.
MILWAUKEE, policemen are busy al
present in shooting dogs.
Thus FAR lake steamers have had nc
Arctic experience this year.
HoN. ". II. SEAMAN of SheboYgan is
in the city on legal business.
TIE Kellogg saw and grist mills at
Amigo burned on Monday.
THE people in central Franklin are
still pushing for post Office.
TAXES are pouring into the city treas
ury and they are oo0fuy high.
SILKS, all colors, at 70 cents-worth
| 81 25-at the New York Store.
Do not forget the Joues Library enter
tainment on Friday evening next.
THE propeller Depere and steambarge
G.. P. Heath were in port yesterday.
The roads are bad, worse, worse.
Nothing you can say of them is too bad
| BLACK Gros Grain Silk at so cents
"orsh double-at the New York Store.
WHAT has become of the electric light
| scheme that was promised for this city?
CLOSING the stores at seven in the
evening makes the city look dead after
dark.
100 PIECES French Calico at s cents a
yard-worth II cents-at the New York
Store.
TEE exposition skating rink in Milwau-
kee has been closed because the thing
didn't pay.
The boys are now enjoying the skat
ing season and have no fears of sudden
and cold bath.
The little schooner Clara arrived at
this port Yesterday morning, the first
sail arrival for 1886.
WANTED. 1000 babies to photograph
by the instantaneous process at Melendy
& Packard's studio.
STRAWBERRIES are selling in New York
at 81 per box. Have a strawberry ? Is
how the walters put it.
QUITE number of farmers from he
waunee will attend the Institute at this
place to day and tomorrow.
TIE people in the city should turn out
to the Farmers Institute and see what
stuff the granger is made of.
TIE TbaIia Theater Company OF Mil
Yankee will give a German theatrical
performance in this city coon.
USE PER LIGHT-it il high test, 1T is
water white,-it is sweet and clean,-it
Is the family safety Burning oil.
The concert for the benefit of the
jones In;>rary Association tomorrow
evening should. be largely attended.
LADIES cloths, all coIors, from the
Chicago fire only IS ce'ts-all wool and
worth dollar. New YoRK STORE.
MONEY to loan On approved real estate
security. Enquire of
Ell. L. MARKHAM.
ASK your dealer for Per Light--the
family safety burning oil. Take no 9TH
er. 1t IS high test, water white, sweet
AID clean.
60 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.
POSTMASTER PENINe encountered u
opposition from the senate committee
which considered the Presidents ap-
poiutments.
The Ulk Climb had meeting on Satur-
day evening last and decided to give
grand masquerade ball when the proper
season arrives.
THERE are some school boards in this
county which would hire tramp as
teacher if be would only chang out" and
insist upon it.
JOHN TUFTS feels as happy as lark.
The arrival of little boy at his home is
what makes Jack feel a few pegs above
common people.
HE cold wave struck this place hard
OIL Sunday. The thermometer showed
temperature considerably below zero on
Monday morning.
WILLIAM BoEDER of this city died on
Thursday of last week, II years old. He
had worked for VIM. Rahr and for Rahr
Bros. for 20 years.
WEATHER experts predict heavy falls
of snow during the latter part of this
mouth and February. No great degree
| of cold is expected.
HERE are many people born without
backbone but why on earth this should
| be deemed a qualification for school
| officer no one can tell.
MISS MINNIE ToRRIsoN Of Manitowoc
| Sat IDS, formerly teacher in this county
aad Mr.. p A. Bjorn were married ou
| Thursday Of last week.
| ~. d. HTCHCoCK If Evanston was in
,hs city on Tuesday. He has great
Lumber of friends in this city who are
always glad to meet him.
| SEvEBALo of our citizens have heard Mrs.
Forbes sing aud pronounce her first class.
She appears at the Jones Library enter