The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-26
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.

THE measles is having a run in Two
Rivers.
THE Henry G. Richards is receiving
some repairs.
The boys are using the lake for skat-
ing rink this winter.
TAXES are being paid with their usual
promptness this year.
KIoKAPoo Indian Medicines sold at
Hinrichs' Drug store.
THE new ice house has been completed
and is now being filled with ice.
TRAINS from the west were delayed
considerably by snow yesterday.
PEOPLE didn't know how to take the
beautiful weather of last Monday.
SELLING OUT lot of mems caps at q
cents. New YORK STORE.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security,
IN sums to suit. NASH Il NASH.
PINK and quilting at cents.
NEW YORK STORE.
THE ice being taken out of the river
does not seem to be of first class quality.
THIS is the time of the year when forest
fires would be looked upon with kindly
eye.
wonder if this cold weather isn't
due to the leap year privileges of the
year?
NOTICE change in the standing adver-
tisement of the railroad company in this
issue
IF reports are true to-day's issue of
The Manitowoc Tribune will be holy
terror"
THERE is no need of any north pole
crank going to the Arctic region this
winter.
f. A. HUEBNER read paper before the
Farmers Institute in Sheboygan on
Monday.
The Chronicle has ceased to boast Of
its wood pile. The Pilot takes the lead
on wood.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
ONE of Rahr's Sons heavy draft horses
was found dead in his stall yesterday
morning.
THE county superintendent are hold
ing two days meeting at Milwaukee
this week.
THOSE who know" say the city water
works will be in running order by August
of this year.
IT is rumored that station for the
distribution of oil is soon to be located
at this place.
LINAs LAWRENCE knew as early as No
vember, just the kind of winter we were
going to have.
The bridge tenders earned their salary
this winter in shoveling snow if in no
other manner.
WANTED.-Good sound horses. Inquire
at f. W. Seidl's Hotel, Quay ST., opposite
Mill.
MONDAY last was the first day farmers
came to the city in any considerable
for weeks.
THE wind came from the south on
Tuesday, but it was not the balmy zephyr
that poets tell about.
AT the meeting of the city council next
Monday the revised charter will be pre-
sented for acceptance.
The iurymen were discharged on Fri
day last. The Judge has been occupied
with court cases since.
A MASQUERADE ball will be given at
Schaefer's Hall in Branch village, on
February 4.
The next teachers meeting OF the city
teachers will be held at Two Rivers Oh
Saturday, February a
JUDGE BAENscH will resign the city
and there are already candidates
in the field looking for the position.
A FREIGHT train ran off the track near
the Two Rivers junction on Saturday
last and caused blockade for time.
SELLING OUT large lot of good over
alls and jumpers at % cents.
New YORK STORE.
THE Cleaners" will give sociable at
the old Masonic Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 1,
1888. Con-.
SELLING OUT lot of boys heavy wool
suits at $50 former price $3.50.
NEW YORK STORE.
The teachers meeting which was to
have been held at Louis Corners January
IA, has been postponed until February 4.
PARTIES searching for the North Pole
need only to cross Eighth street bridge of
this city to find it, if intense cold is a
sign.
The Farmers Institute for Manitowoc
county will be held at Turner Hall next
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 81 and
Feb. l.
FRANK MoNsEAU was in the city on
Friday, having driven down from Kewau-
nee. Frank has yet to learn what it is to
be cold.
SOME of the witnesses in the trial of
Sammonds Of Gibson charged with
forgery came to the city on Friday with
ears frozen.
QUITE a number of men employed in
the logging camps OF Northern Wiscon-
sin have been frozen to death within the
past few weeks.
WILLIAM SPIEGEL, young man aged
26, died in this city on Friday last. He
had been sick with consumption for the
last four years.
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