The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-03-17

THIRTY FIVE persons were present q.
the examination OF teachers held at Two
Rizers on Friday and Saturday OF last
/ week.
THE Manitowoc Manfg. Co. has for sale
dry hard wood, stove wood at 500 per
load delivered. Leave orders al The
Office. If
MARCH seems to be busy gathering up
the fragments of winter and manufactur-
ing Herewith a good sample of cold
weather.
TONIGHT at the Turner's Opera House
"Gorton's Original New Orleans Min
strels' Reserved seats only 30 cts DO
not miss it,
HE committee on commerce IN It's re-
port to congress recommended the allow
az ce of $500 for steam fog whistle tor
Manitowoc.
DIR. LUHMANs, Charles Fechter and
Carl Hanson have purchased all the
swamp lands in the county which were
owned by the state.
The Advancement Association is max
ing arrangements 10 hold horse and
cattle fair monthly on the grounds Of the
Agricultural society.
HISRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CUEE cure
quickly and does not cause pain orsore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist
Do not fail to see a good thing If you
have the chance. Ths Boston Comedy
Company will be at the Turner Opera
House Tuesday March 22nd.
A BILL has been introduced in congress
providing for government buildings for
every city IN which the receipts Of the
post Office are $4,000 or over.
Cry SURVEYOR ERTz has just COM
pleted a fine large map Of the city. It
has been prepared with unusual care and
Is a very creditable piece OF work.
BURGER & BURGER have been at work
VI
wider last year The work nov being
done on the dock will lengtilen It 60 feet.
\ BARGAIN IN KID GLOVES.
We are Offering a lot Of Kid Gloves. il
black and tans-all sizes 6 to :, at - c S.
reduced from one dollar II
ocHUETrh BK0s.
THE Sixth ward of this city Is the ouly
one which has no saloon. 1t Will be years
before 1t will have a saloon as there seems
to be no point at which people congTe-
gate.
REBATE.
Tie undersigned will sell heavy over
coats during the rest of the season allow
ing a rebate of 10 per cent on all sales
c. HoYFR &SUN.
TIE Osceola reached Frankfort from
Kewaunee on the 18th. This was the
first trip she made IN four weeks owing
to the ice blocking up the Kewaunee
harbor.
We are going to do very large busi-
ness in cloaks this season. Our stock of
spring garments is large. Styles are
beautiful and onr prices are the lowest.
O. ToRR1soN e Co.
SHERIFF BoLRN took trip Of about 50
miles on Monday over the rough roads
and on Tuesday was 80 weary that per-
son could mention Hill in his presence
and not get word in response.
A SUIT TO ORDER.
A large new assortment OF elegant pat
terms of Cloths and Cassimeres to select
SUIT, Pants, &c, to order from, at
IL SCHuETrE BRos.
PATRICK DOYLE of Maple Grove has
sold his farm of 50 acres 10 Patrick Ka--
anaugh, for $1,000. Mr.. Doyle Intends
to move to Minnesota. He viii auction
OF his personal property on tho 18th
inst.
WHEN You see our Embroideries you
will notice that we are showing as large
a line aud as good an assortment asaoy
of the stores IN the large cities.
.. I'oERIsON 4 CO.
A FIRE broke out in the basement Of
Plumb x Nelson's store on Sunday morn
ing Fortunately 1t was discovered before
1t had made much Roadway and was put
Qua before the arrival of the fire deParC-
meGIt.
GEORGE BEAN has moved his barber
shop to the Williams House block.