The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-07-11

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Some of The youngsters pronounce
Forepaugh's name 50 as to give it the
twang Of profanity.
THE pupils of the Two Rivers public
schools enjoyed picnic given by the
school board, last Friday.
MILWAUKEE now finds that the waters
of Lake Michigan are mineral and have
highly curative properties.
A LITTLE son of Mr.. Whites, another
Charley" had his face badly burned
with powder on the Fourth.
THE glory Of the ''Piety Hills" has de-
parted Last Saturday they sustained
the first defeat Of the season.
MosT of our exchanges think the
Appleton Crescent is justly severe on the
business men of Manitowoc.
Mr.. RUEss has been making some
changes in his hotel which adds consid-
erably to its convenience.
The news items furnished by orr Nee
me correspondent are copied quite extern
sively by the state papers.
SUPT. WALKER has been assigned five
weeks institute work,-at Manitowoc,
Kewaunee and Sturgeon Bay.
SHADE trees are luxury these warm
DAYS. Manitowoc has made ample pro
vision for comfort in this direction.
EVERY building in town which does
not display the legend Post no Bills, "
is decorated by Forepaugh's agents.
Tom WINDIATE mustered all his friends
Sunday night and Toasted them on Brook
trout, fresh from the Superior region.
QUERY:-' 'Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Marburg
Bros. ".Steal Of North Caroiino," at the
same price 2"
WE understand Prof Graham is to be
principal of the institute to be held this
year in Manitowoe This will insure a
large attendance.
Mr.. BRIGGS of Racine, brother of L.
w. Briggs former principal has been en-
gagged by the school board at salary of
$140O per annum.
ARE your horses or cattle sick? If so,
go to I. Il. J. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
Mr. BRIGGS gave reception at his
residence on Wednesday night last to the
graduating class of this year and the
former graduates of the school.
WE can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because we buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ex.
penses. L. &. J. ROBINSON.
WM. DAVIS, the heroic engineer who
was 50 severely hurt, near Menasha, is
said to be in fair way to recover, though
he will be badly maimd for life.
CHRIST koEBKE has q parrot which
will discount the most voluble woman in
the city. The bird is quite a linguist,
being acquainted with many languages.
THE report that Gen. Phil. Sheridan
is to be in the city tomorrow night, made
the ''melish' active in Furnishing their
arms and brushing their uniforms.
Tom WINDIATE is now shipping his ice
to Chicago and receiving therefor 50 per
ton. Tom thinks the warm weather a
blessing which people do not properly
appreciate.
Tom WINpIATE and Mr.. Emerson have
each got a bat large enough to cover the
state of Rhode Island. Tom looks like
pirate and Emerson like a three card
monte man.
\ GERMAN theater Will be given at
Turner Hail next Sunday. Mrs. Otto,
b. Mosier and A. Whitman are the
principal actors TIE orchestra will be
particularly fine.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
meut of the State Aurn Fest at Shebov-
gan, on July 18th, 18th and 14th, and the
rates OF !. S. +. Il. to tourists, publish
ed in this issue.
BE wise in time and get bottle of DR..
Marshall's lung syrup, which always
cares coughs, colds, and prevents con-
sGmp ion. Price 25 cents bottle. Sold
by L. 4 ]. Robinson.
WHAT, oh, what are we coming to in
the matter Of heat. This climate is warm
enough for the man whom HAYES wished
20 send to hot climate It may even
hatch oat Returning Boards.
GEo. GUYLEs has box of cigars which
would soon decimate Sitting Bulls
braves if they could be induced to smoke
them. Garry Nash is the only one who
can smoke them with immunity.