The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-02-04
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4th

CIRCUIT court adjourned on Saturday
OF last week.
CoAn dealers find no fault with the
cold weather.
The ice crop has been harvested and
is q good one.
SKATING has been excellent on the
river this week.
THE steambarge G. B. Heath was in
port on Monday.
THE thermometer went below zero on
Saturday morning.
OSHKOSH will be supplied with q new
hotel to cost $4,000.
BLACK SILKS at $1.15-worth $1.85-
at the New York Store.
THERE is but little going on in the way
| of public amussments now.
SILKS, all colors, at 70 cents-worth
$1.25-at the New York Store.
But few people attended the German
theater at Turner Hall last Friday evening.
BLACK Gros Grain Silk at 80 cents
worth double-at the New York Store.
EIGHTH street was crowded in true
Chicago style on Thursday of last week.
TIE Wisconsin State Farmers Con-
vention is in session at Madison this
week.
100 PIECES French Calico at 8 cents q
yard-worth IL cents-at the New York
Stora.
The Badger Paper Company's pulp
mill at Kaukauna was started up on
Friday.
A PROCLAMATION by the governor call
ing a special election will be found in
another column.
ATTENTION is called to the new adver-
tisement of the M. L. 8. & W. Ry in
another column.
EIGHTEEN below zero was the story
told by thermometers in this city on
Tuesday morning.
GENERAL BRAGG returned directly to
Washington after the funeral of Con-
gresham Rankin.
WANrED.-10O0 babies to photograph
by the instantaneous process at Melendy
& Packard's studio.
Hon. JOSEPH Villas will be candidate
for the nomination before the Chiffon
convention on Tuesday next.
CHARLES HOVER, ST., has made ar
rangements to build a residence on
South Eighth street in the spring.
A LECTURE by Father Graves at
Temperance Hall in Meme on Sunday
night last drew quite large crowd.
LADIES cloths, all colors, from the
Chicago fire only So cents-all wool and
worth dollar. New YORK STORE.
JOSEPH MILLER of this city has rented
his hotel to A. Wellner of Mishicott. Mr..
Miller Will go to work for Rahr Bros.
MONEY to losn on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
=. L. MARKHAM.
NOTICE the calls for County and As
sembly District Conventions .and local
caucuses in another column of this paper.
ASK your dealer for Per Light-ths
family safety burning oil. Take no 9TH
or. 1t is high test, water white, sweet
and clean.
J. B. COLE, for many years promi-
nent resident of Sheboygan and we'll
known in this city, died, at Sheboygan
last week.
THE large chair and coffin factory of
| Buckstaff, Edwards & & Go. at Oshkosh
was burned on Saturday involving loss
of s35, 200.
IS 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.
The work Of repairing the Goodrich
boats has been commenced and those
popular steamers will come out "as good
as new" in the spring.
THE Wausau board of education is to
try the experiment of having night
schools for the benefit of those who can
| not oftopI I,,r;r, &h1 J.-
| LUMsERMEN are grumbling at the
| depth of snow in the woods. In some
parts of the state it is eaid to be three
feet deep and very "mealy."
THE Ulks have decided to hold their
annual masquerade ball on the evening
! of Saturday, Feb. 81. Invitations to
attend will be issued in few days.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
| insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures So GOO if killed
and SIS weekly indemnity if injured.
"WALENT1NEs" are now being purchas-
ed by simpering dames, and Uncle Sam
will reap revenue through folly to
| which people have become attached.
GENERAL KREz speaks of Ed. Conway
Esq, as the most efficient deputy col
lector in his district. That Office has
always been well managed in this city.
LADIES of Manitowoc and vicinity:
We cordially invite you to call at the
New York Store and convince yourselves
of the extreme bargains we are Offering.
The great accumulation of snow
upon the roofs Of buildings has neces-
STATED considerable shoveling to prevent
its coming through in the form of water.
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