The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-02-23

IN sums to suit. NASH Il NASH
SELLING OUT lot Of mems caps at 81
cents. New YORK STORE.
PINK and quilting at 5 cents.
New YORK STORE.
NOTICE advertisement of Mr.. Cornish,
the well-digger, in this issue of The Pilot.
The city schools were closed yesterday
IN respect to the memory of Washington.
TRUMAN q COOPER shipped cargo of
flour on Sunday last consigned to Lon
don.
Rev. Mr.. LAsERoN is giving instruction
in German to quite number of pupils in
this city.
The wind shifted around to the west
on Monday morning and brought colder
weather.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
SIDEWALKS have been kept in better
condition in this city this winter than
ever before.
EVERY snow storm this winter has been
accompanied by heavy wind and follow
ed by severe cold.
JOSEPH GUIDINGER the teacher at Cen
tervllle has been awarded patent for an
automatic grain scale.
THERE is said to be an immense quanti-
ty Of ice in the lake, and it keeps con-
stantly increasing.
OEE of the militia companies paraded
the streets yesterday in honor of the
Father of his Country.
LAKE captains are now consulting cal
endars to count up the weeks to come
before navigation opens.
SELLING OUT a large lot of good over
alls and jumpers at % cents.
New YORK STORE.
SELLING OUT lot of mems heavy wool
suits at $3.50 former price $3.50.
New YORK STORE.
A PETITION has been circulated in this
city asking that the wages of the men,
bers of the life saving crew OF Two Rivers
be raised.
A COMMUNICATION from Taus has been
received at this Office, but as the writer
forgot to append his name the letter is
not published.
A NUMBER of the country schools have
been closed for some time because of sick
ness in the neighborhood- notably those
of Maple Grove.
THE west wind of Monday night did
not blow up a very severe degree of cold.
The thermometer showed degrees above
on Tuesday morning.
MICHAEL KELLY of Cato had the mis-
fortune to break one of his legs at Clarks
Mills on Tuesday of this week. 1t was
done in friendly scuftie.
THE Inter Ocean Transportation Co.
has sold one of its steam barges and con-
sort. The Co. will build larger ones to
take the place of those sold.
The tug Cyclone will be brought here
next season to tow the dredge dump
scows. The Cyclone can pass the bridges
without having them swung.
Hon. T. r. HUDD has introduced bills
for government buildings at this city,
Sheboygan and Green Bay, ranging in
amounts from $4,000 to 100000.
CANNED FISH for Leuten Season.-An-
chovies, Rrook-Trout, Caviar, Ciscoes.
HOLSTERS, Mackerel, Cove oysters, Sal
mon, Sardines ETC. at Schuette Bros. l
Town politics begin to receive little
attention these days. Tickets are being
formulated, in many cases with a view to
nationality and geographical distribution
A MILL owner in this city say that not
over one-half enough of wheat to keep
the mills of the city running to their full
capacity, was raised in this county last
year.
AUGUST NJ. GUIDNaER formerly of Lib
erty this county, but who went to Cali
fornia few years ago, was married at
San Francisco on the 9Th instant to Miss
Emma T. Hall.
GENERAL Braces law Office at Fond
du Lac viii remain open while the latter
is in Mexico and viii be in charge of
james kirwan, a brother of Judge Kir-
wan OF this city.
The condition of the roads this winter
and the discussion caused thereby, will
doubtless cause some change next season.
The first step should be to make the
roads of legal width.
PARTIES from Buffalo have been here
looking over the L. S. Tice and the II. c..
Richards with view to purchasing them.
They We're quite profuse in their praise
OF the work done by Burger & Burger.
YOU ought to have one or more pairs
OF our white 10-4 blankets that we are
selling for S1.00 pair. We think they
are bargain.
IS SCHUETTE Bros.
On March 4 next, Mr.. Emil Ffschel
formerly of this city and Miss Nora
Rubens OF Chicago will be married. Mr..
Fischel was III business in this city for
some time and S young gentleman OF
| the highest character.