The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-01-07

JUsr received at Sch 4ltz the halter a
\ complete line of Mems fall and winter
| over shirts.
TIE output of the Manitowoc Manu-
featuring Co. for the month OF December
was CT the valne of $4,000.
MUsIcAl Instruments, largest assert
ment and lowest prices at
L. ScHMIDTMAN.
The numerous balls on New Years
Eve and New Years night throughout
this county were well atten ded.
MILWAUKEE physicians say that the
attacks OF the grip are by no means as
violent as they were two years ago.
THERE is rumor to the effect that The
Milwaukee News is to he sold to a syndi-
cate and converted into a republican
paper.
1t seems that Kewaunee has had no
boat from across the lake as yet though
flour has been sent to that point for ship
ment.
DIR. HENRY has formed a partnership
with DR.. Louis Seeger and the dental
| rooms in the TorrisCn block are again
| open.
MANITowoC had quite respectable
delegation at the meeting of the State
| Teachers Association at Madison last
week.
PROF HOLDEN of the Manitowoc Man
[ ufacturing Co. secured a fine contract
| to furnish a school building at Tigcrton
| last week.
THE Pilot carrier boy was treated quite
literally by the patrons of the paper on
New Years for which he returns his
| thanks.
kEwAUNEE has not yet made any ship
ment of flour, though a quantity of -four
Is IN the warehouse at that place await
ing shipment.
The court calendar for the coming
term of court includes greater number
OF cases than any calendar for this county
for years past.
MADISON is overrun with tramps and
Judge Reyes advises all persons to refuse
to give them food or clothing as this in
creases the evil.
Z. t. NIEBAHN of WatertOwn has been
sick for Soma tima He 10 noun ca for no
covered that he is able to resume work in
the school room.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain OF sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
The f. Il 2. NJ. No ), had to lie over
here through Friday and Saturday owing
to the impossibility of getting into the
harbor on The other side.
A horse took it into his head to run
away on North Sixth street on Monday
last. He made smithereens of the cutter
while carrying out his purpose.
TIE Nil. L. S. & w. has not yet form
ally passed into the hands of the North
Western; that is the latter corporation
has not yet assumed the management.
MONDAY of this week wss the first real
good day the proprietors Of livery stables
had this season. The holiday week was
particularly bad one and livery business
suffered.
ALL the young men and women from
this city who are teaching school or at
tending school elsewhere left for their
work the early part of this or the latter
part of of last week,
IT blew great guns on Saturday and
the little snow which fell was piled up
in drifts which blocked the roads. There
was practically no travel on Saturday
and but very little on Sunday.
w. II. kIbLEN of the Nil. Lake Shole
IL Western was IL the city on Tuesday.
He says that from all he can learn the
transfer of the road to the North Western
will work no change in management.
KELLOGG and John Hall went out in
the neighborhood of Reedsville some
time ago with two other hunters. and
killed 100 rabbits. Kellogg brought
home only one and the cat ate that one.
CAPTAIN THOMAS Roche has purchased
Captain Hanson's interest in the Schooner
Naiad and will act as her master next
year. The boat is now owned by CAPTAIN
Roche, Captain Kelley and Mr.. Nyhagen.
We direct the attention of our readers
to the announcement of Barnes, Mendlik
X Mulho.land in this issue reducing the
prices IN Cloaks, Jackets, Refers, Shawls
Oyercoats, sc. They offer great bargains.
HERE were no farmers in the city on
Saturday last; few put in an appear
ance on Monday and all came on runners.
They say the sleighing would have been
tolerable had the wind not sent the snow
scurrying.