The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-01-25
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THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1900.

Mrs. HENRY HANSEN of Two Rivers
died on Sunday last.
ITs fun TO hear the three horse experts
now say they knew it all the time.
IT seems impossible to get rid OF this
fine weather and people are growing
tired of it.
LIVERY stable keepers mourned the
departure of the snow as if it were the
death Of u near friend.
THE cold Of last W. 49, FPS whoOping
it up quite lively whe" the yeaf was as
far advanced as this nov -.
SATURDAY was II great day for chill
dren to hitch on" Farmers were quite
complaisant in the matter too.
II. X. REA who for some years had
his headquarters at San Antonio Texas,
is now located at Shreveport, La.
THOSE who take pleasure in seeing
the lake in an angry mood, should have
WhbtifI lIDlIl iil' b'''i y'0l'iihg'
THE Kiel National Zeitung has been
sold to the proprietors Of the Sheboygan
Zeitung who will continue its publica-
ton
THE Municipal Court is never busy
while circuit court is in session and is
for this reason in quiescent state at
present.
The Sheboygan papers announce That
The Business College Of that city will
be discontinued ut the close of the pres.
ent school year.
PROMINENT Odd Fellows in this city
say there will not be an opera house in
the new building they are to erect in
this city this year.
SHIPPER a. CROLL, butchers, have
gone out Of business. There are rumors
of number of dissolutiOns of partner
ships soon to take place IN the city.
A FLAG staff 80 feet high was erected
on the large elevator on Tuesday and
the Stars and Stripes floatcd over the
building for the first time ON that day
THE Norwegian Lutheran church ON
Eighth street grows in beauty as it nears
completion Though one of the least
costly in the city ii is one Of the most
beautiful
THE Postal Department has issued an
order that no postmaster or postal clerk
shall visit Washington for the purpose
IF getting his influence ON any legisla-
ton whatever,
FARMERS say the sleighing of Thurs
day and Friday was the finest they ever
saw. 1t lay perfectly level and the
ground was 80 smooth that the condi
tons were perfect,
ICE men feel that the ice is not yet of
sufficient thickness TO warrant putting
it mp The winter is wearing away and
they are becoming triile anxious lest
there be no harvest.
HENRY BORCHERDT of the Central
House secured possession of n valuable
coin in the ordinary course of business.
1t is dollar coined IN l79s and it WIS
paid him over the bar
Bon SLEIGH coasting was the whole
thing on Sixth street on Saturday last
II was an ideal day for the sport and the
Lads engaged in il showed skill in the
management Of their hobs.
SLEIGHlNG parties in the good, old
fashioned country style of hobs and
wagon box We're quite common last
week The wee bit of snow has prov
81 quite fruitful Of healthy amusement
QUITE number Of farmers took ad
vantage Of the good slcighing Of Friday
ana Saturday last TO bring produce to
the city 4 couple Of weeks Of good
sleighing would help business consider
ably.
SLEIGHS replaced wagons on the
streets Of this city on Friday The
weather got "A little below the freezing
point the night preceding and this made
the slcighing excellent The jingle of
sleigh bells was pleasing To every one.
In IS said the postmaster general has
decided 10 put mp postage stamps in the
form of little books This il for the
convenience of those who wish to have
stamps with them for use M any time.
The books are to contain only few
number Of stamps
CHAPPED hands, cracked lips and
roughness Of the skin cured quickly by
Banner Saive. most healing ointment in
the world. Henry Hinrichs.