The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-06-02
NEXT Sunday is P'fngSten.

NEXT sunday is fHngSt6n.
''SoDA" at Robinson & Hinrichs
FRIDAY was day of wrath with Jupiter
Pluvius.
VEGETATION is booming since the re-
| cent rains.
FLOWER SEEDS, all varieties, at Robin
son & Hinrichs.
FRED HE1NEMAN keeps a nice line of
Baby Carriages.
IcE CREAM rooms are well patronized
these sultry evenings.
WALTER WHITMAN and family have
returned to the city.
FERRY's SEEDS. a large assortment, at
Robinson & Hinrichs
EIGHTH street bridge was swung dur
ing Tuesday for repairs.
COLLECTOR SMART has finished up the
business of issuing licenses.
REv. Nh. De FORREST was visiting
friends in the city last week.
THERE seems to be a mania for build
ing new sidewalks just now.
A NUMBER of new residences are being
built in the city this summer.
The schooner Pfster, rebuilt here,
cleared for Chicago on Saturday.
YESNoE predicts wet June, marked
by severe heat, wind and thunder.
The tug Gagnon is hauled out at one
of the yards in this city for repairs.
CIRCUIT COURT will convene on Tues
day. The calendar is not long one.
HORSE and cattle medicines, the very
best, at Robinson 81 Hinrichs. If
CARL SCHMIDT intends taking posses
sion Of his new printing Office tomorrow.
FoREPAUGH's advertising car was quite
an attraction for the curious on Monday.
ALL the vessels in port on Monday had
their flags flying in honor of Decoration
Day.
THE little yacht built for Mr.. Wrabetz
of Kewaunee, left for that place on Sat
urday.
STRAWBERRIES are becoming quite
plentiful in the market at shilling
quart.
little boys are saving their nickels so
as to be ready for Forepaugh when he
comes.
TIE yacht race announced to come off
last Thursday afterdoon was indefinitely
postponed.
FINE Mems Hand Sewed Button Shoes
and low shoes just received at Emil
Krummheuer's.
TRUssEs, bandages, shoulder-bracos-
a very large variety, and cheap, at Rob
inson & Hinrich's.
FRED HUEBSEE sen. died last Saturday
after a brief illness. His funeral took
place on Wednesday.
THE largest and best selected stock of
boots, shoes and slippers can be found at
Emil Krummheuer's
Dir. PATCHEN and wife returned from
a somewhat extended visit to their farm
in Dakota, yesterday.
FRED SCHULTZ has purchased Mr.. T.
A. Beams interest in the tannery former
" owned by them Jointly
4 LARGE share of this issue is taken up
with Forepaugh. The only excuse we
can offer is that the thing pays.
THE saw mills at Birnamwood and
Wittenberg have been sold by the rail-
road company to Milwaukee parties.
EoREPAUGH's men made the county
blossom with posters on Monday last.
1t was decoration day for the county.
AUGUST GRossTEUCK' S towing alley is
becoming a popular place of resort for
those who fancy bowling as an exercise.
THE members of the Temple OF Honor
have chartered the tug Margaret for an
excursion to Two Rivers next Saturday.
GARDEN SEEDS, guaranteed the best in
the market, cheap, at
ROBINSON & HINRIcHs.
MILLINERY GooDs.-Something real
splendid just received at
26may4t MRs. WIMPF's.
4 NIsHIOoTT man is going into the
piscatorial business. He is preparing
pond which, when complete, he will stock
with carp.
DECORATION DAY was quite generally
Observed in this city, nearly all of the
business houses being closed during the
afternoon.
The city schools were not in session on
Monday. Some of the teachers went to
Gibson to study the limestone formation
Of the county.