The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-06-27

! will picnic at Gerphelda's Park to-nlor-
row. The school will march to the
music of a brass band. A pleasant time
/ is anticipated.
MOTHERS need not be kept awake
nights by the incessant coughing Of their
children if they have DR.. Marshall's
Lung Syrup at hand, and give one or
two doses in season. Price only % cents.
Sold by L & J. Robinson.
The property of the Milwaukee base
! ball club has been threatened with at
4 tachment and confscation for debt. If
! they could keep their expenses down as
/ low as their score, it would not require
much money to run the nine.
| THE First National Bank OF st.
/ Joseph, Mo-, was robbed OF SO, 700 in
broad daylight, on the Dist. The cashier
didn't have the eagle eye of Geo. Burnet
/ to guard the treasures of the bank.
! WITH entertainments at Turner Hall
tomorrow, Saturday and Monday eve
nings ana an excursion party and picnic
on Sunday, our citizens will be able to
find amusement sufficient for few days
at least.
THE candy factory recently started by
r. E. Harrison & Co. on Franklin street
is now in full blast. The candy made
there compares favorablY with any in the
market and our citizens have the privi-
lege of getting it fresh every day. Try it,
For your dry goods, notions, etc.. go
to j. L. Brandies. His stock is unusu-
ally complete and is being added to daily.
A dollar saved is as good as dollar
earned, and one way to save it is by buy
ing your dry goods there.
| WHEN in want of boots or shoes, our
readers will do well to call on J. L.
Brandeis and examine the fine stock he
! has on hand. The assortment embraces
everything from the finest to the coars-
est, in all sizes, and at uniformly low
prices.
| FRED SEEGER has been having Eighth
street between his corner building and
the river turned upside down this week
to put in drain. He is always "dry"
! dition.
CONSIDERABLE difficulty was exper
fenced by vessel owners here this week
in securing men to load. The strike in
augurated by tle Polack railroad hands
on Saturday seems to have become gen
eral among representatives of that ma
tionality at least.
THOSE warm days have come. Now,
! ladies, remember those fans and sun
shades which | sell at low prices.
G. Book.
THOUSANDS of potato bugs are to be
encountered on the lake miles from the
shore. In almost every instance they
are observed floating on their backs, but
''alive and kicking" evidently aschipper
| as when on their native heath or potato
vine.
ABOUT one-half of the country papers
of the state have sent correspondents to
the Paris Exposition-at least, they pub
lish letters written by ''our own cores
pondent." The PILOT must take back
seat in that respect, our finances being
inadequate.
A RUNAWAY TEAM starting from Guyles'
lumber yard collided with buggy con-
tanning Mr.. Lehmkuhl and wife, on the
draw of Main street bridge, yesterday,
overturning the buggy and throwing the
occupants to the ground. Fortunately,
no serious injuries were sustained by
either of them.
LADIES. wish you to understand that
! goods that are made and warranted at my
store will prove satisfactory. 1t is my
aim to sell you all the shoes and slippers
| you need, and l think by purchasing the
best goods you will save the most money.
G. Book.
NASH, of the Two Rivers Chronicle, is
soon to be enrolled with the noble army
of Benedicts. He has escaped the tribu-
lations incident to house cleaning this
spring, but will come in for his full share
of exercises next fall in banking up his
house and treading down his winter g
supply of kraut. -Kevaunee Enterprise
Our advertisement in 4th column this
week is particularly interesting and you
should make note of it. The Fourth
is almost here and we can save you lots
of money on fire works, candy, nuts, and
we mean, and are able to do, what We
say. PLUMB X NELSON.
THE Wisconsin Editorial Association
convened in Madison on Monday evening.
Yesterday morning the members started
on an excursion to Ashland. The PILoI
is represented in the person of Mr.. Ma
gle, who is undoubtedly having a jolly
time with the clever gentlemen who com
prise the Association.
Now that Fred Seeger has purchased
the lot and buildings on the corner OF
Eighth and Commercial streets, there is
very good prospect for the erection OF
first class brick block to take the place
of the old rookery now standing there
There is no end to Fred's enterprise, and
the city will profit by it.
THE art exhibition and festival given
by the ladies of the Episcopal church Oh
Monday and Tuesday was quite success
full. Among the pictures exhibited were
some very creditable ones painted by
Mrs. r. X. Paine and others by Mis-.
Ida Patchen. The number contributed