The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-06-09

matters.
STEP in at Piening's, the popular book
seller, next to Post Office, and look at
his new stock of books at astonishing
low prices.
TRUMAN & COOPER will use the dredge
lately purchased in connection with har-
Dor contracts and will also do custom
dredging.
TIE average small boy dreams of Fore
pangh and racks his brain to devise a
'sscheme" by which he can raise the ne
cessary % cents.
! JOHN EDWARDS, who has been sick for
Some time of brain fever, died in this
city last Saturday. He leaves wife and
five small children.
For a good genuine unauthorized art
ice of Paris Green, go to the Star Phar-
macy. We warrant ours strictly pure.
ScHAILERN & JANEcEK. 16
THERE is bat one school in the county
that uses Lunn's Register. This is an
admirable school register and should be
used quite generally.
PANKRATz & Co.'S. logs are afioat, and
the tug Margaret viii leave for Peshtigo
with her scow after a load of logs the
latter part Of this week.
COMMENCEMENT week for Lawrence
University opens on the 18th inst The
Baccalaureate sermon will be delivered
by Rev. A. G. George.
WALL paper, beautiful patterns cheap
at Heineman's. Ii you have paper hang
ing to do, Fred will tell you who will do
it well and at reasonable figures. If
PEOPLE from the south have begun to
engage boarding places for the summer
season at this place. A few warm days
will bring about hegira.
THE Masons celebrate the 25th ami
verSary of their existence as lodge, on
the 18Th inst. A picnic will be given on
that day at Gerpheide's.
The editor of the Ahnapee Record was
lately married under circumstances not
pleasing to him and he refuses to live
with his newly made wife.
For any of the leading preparations or
patent remedies to be found in the market
call at the Star Pharmacy, we keep a COM
plete assortment always on hand.
The calendar for the June term of the
circuit court for this county contains six
ty-one cases. The criminal cases are not
numerous, being limited to three.
FLAGS were displayed at half-mast
from the vessels in the harbor during
Tuesday in respect to Capt. John Ed
wards, who was buried on. that day.
Try our Freckle Lotion. It is an in
fallibleremedy for the permanent removal
of tan, moth patches and freckles. Is
SCHALLERN & JANEcEK.
ga LITTLE more rain wouldn't hurt
now," is the mild intimation given by
farmers, that in one week more "unless
there is a change" the crops will be
failure.
HE laying of the corner stone of
new catholic church in Norhheim last
Monday was celebrated by a grand pic
mic. A number from this city were
present.
FRANK JONES will not feel easy now
until he tackles some of the celebrated
marksmen of the nation. Nineteen out
of possible twenty is not record to be
sneezed at.
FANCY figured lawns, white piuues,
Swiss mulls, victoria lawns, etc., the
finest lot we, or anybody else, ever
brought here before.
J. SCHUETTE & Bros.
The new steamer City of Milwaukee
is now running regularly between Mil
waukee and Grand Haven. She is said
to be by far the finest steamer on the
chain of lakes.
The schooner David Bows, for which
a carrying capacity of 80, 900 bushels of
oats was claimed. went out of Chicago
the other day with only 116, 900 bushels,
which filled her full.
Hay IS coming to market faster than
IL can be taken care of. Truman &
Cooper, although they have a steam press,
were compelled to fill their coal sheds
with hay during the rush.
GOOD mower, warranted to do good
work, no money asked for until the ma
chine is fully tried. may be purchased by
inquiring at The Pilot Office. The mower
Is new and will be sold cheap.
PROF. LIEBIG's Corn Cure we warra Mt
for the removal of all corns, bunions,
warts and moles. Money refunded in
any case of failure. Price SOC. 16
SCHALLERN & JANEoEK.
The County Board disposed of con-
siderable business during the brief time
they We're In session last week. TIE
principal part of the business was the
allowance of bills against the county.
Mrs. MARGARET Carey, of Newton,
was brought to the city on Monday by
for a number of years and will be taken
from here to the asylum at Oshkosh.
< Crops wear promising appearance al
present and grass is unusually fine
Farmers complain that there is kind Of
bug working in the wheat and that if his
ravages continue serious loss will ensue
ARTICLES on Decoration Day and pic
lures of Forepaugh's elephants and the