The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-06-23
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. JUNE 23a, 1891.
"SopA" at Robinson & Hinrichs'

INSECT DESTROYER. the very best, at
Robinson & Hinrich's'
PARIS GREEN and London Purple, the
best, at Robinson & Hinrichs. If
HORSE and cattle medicines, the very
best, at Robinson & Hinriehs. If
LONDON PURPLE and Paris Green, the
best, at Robinson Il Hinrichs. If
HENRY MULHoLLAND, SEN, of Mime
sofa, is IN the city on a few weeks visit.
Circus day seems to have been order
ed specially for those who keep lemonade
stands.
TIE proceedings OF tbe-couaty board
had at the spring session are completed
in this issue. ~ :
FINE Mems Hand Sewed Button Shoes
and low shoes just received at Emil
Krummheuer's.
TRUssEs, bandages, shoulder braces
q very large variety, and cheap, at Rob
lnsOn q hlnflcl 8.
The continuation of the proceedings
of the county board will be found on the
first page this week.
THE largest and best selected stock of
boots, shoes and slippers can be found at
Emil Krummheuer's
EVERY person says that this cold
weather is inst what crops need. Queer
taste on the part of the crops.
VIM. EAToUGH, of the Branch, enter
tafGed quite large number of the Tenn
p4e.o Honor boys en- Sunday last.
The funeral of a. Z. Bean was quite
'IaTgeiy sit5aded on Sunday last. Eighty.
two carriages we're in the procession.
RtLEf OLSEN of Cato, was injured last
Monday by being thrown from a buggy
while diving on the streets Of the city.
You viii always fad the largest assert,
ment of boots and shoes and slippers at
the lowest prices at L, Krummheuer's.
SOME farmers who bring hay to market
at this place, cart it home again rather
than sell it for the present ruling price.
QUITE number OF teachers from this
county viii attend the meeting of the
State Teachers Association at Appleton.
THE commissioners appointed to re-
view the equalization of the county board
hold their session i'll the rooms of the city
council.
Mr.. THOMAS, principal of the Two
Rivers schools, has formed literary So
ciety in that city which meets every Fri
day evening.
THE Supt. of the Madison State Asy-
lum has handed in his resignation to the
Board of Control. Supt. Kempster has
been re-engaged.
OUR southern brethren evince no great
haste in escaping from the heat of the
summer, the last if Mother Shipton's
prophecy prove reliable.
ANY one in want of first class farming
land, located near Amigo, on the NJ, l..
S. & w. R. r. can buy it of W. Il. Kill
len Of Cato, on very easy terms.
HEruG, the man who charged char
ivari party with a shot gun, was found
guilty of assault with dangerous weapon.
he has not yet received his sentence.
JUNE is not such a warm month as
Yennor led us to believe it would be, al
though che had right, by Golly," as to
the frequency of the thunder showers.
TIE Andy Johnson was in the harbor
Tuesday Lieutenant Slamm and Engi-
neers Collins and Schwartz were aboard
and "smiled" upon their many friends
here.
BY reference to programme published
elsewhere, 1t will be seen that some of
the young men of the county have or
ganized lyceum whose meetings will be
held in this city.
Mr.. NELSON is determined to list all
taxable property this year Household
furniture is no longer conspicuous for
its absence. Watches are ferreted out
altough to do so requires considerable
ingenuity.
LADIEs.-Please examine my line of
millinery goods before purchasing else
where, for you will find that not only
keep the largest, best and finest variety,
but that sell everything very reasonable.
$685. Mrs. B, Wnpr.
TIE body of Tom O'NIeila was found
in the river at Cleveland and brought to
this city Tuesday morning and inferred
in the Catholic cemetery. O'Meila was
lost last fall and although it was believed
he was drowned nothing was positively
known of his fate.
THE north side school closes the school
year tomorrow. That of the First ward
continues one week later, and the Third
ward closes on Wednesday next. The
Two Rivers schools close tomorrow with
the exception of the principals depart
ment which remains in session one week
more.
4 POCKET BOOK containing some papers
and little currency which was neatly
abstraoted from some PERSONS pocket on
circus day by some deft fingered profess
sional, was found inside the court house
gate Saturday morning. 1t is believed
it was in the possession of the fellow ar
rested on Friday.
A. T. BEAN died on Thursday last af-
ter long and painful illness. Mr.. Bean
was quite an old resident of the city and
was once quite a prominent business