The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-06-15
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY JUNE 18Th, 1889.

FOREST fires are raging in the interior
of the state.
TRUMAN & COOPER received cargo of
coal last week.
a CARGO of coal was received by Rahr
| Bros. last week.
WALLPAPER-th latest designs, at
Piening & Fechter's.
DARWIN G. PAvEY is about to start a
paper at Fort Howard.
A CARGO of lumber for George Guyles
yard arrived last week.
Mr.. SroLz's flower gardens are ''things
OF beauty" at present.
PARIS GREEN, strictly pure, at Robin
son & Hinrichs' drug store.
Two thirds of the steambarge Daisy
Day has been sold for $4,000.
QUITE an amount of repairing is being
made on sidewalks in the city.
CURTANs-cloth and paper, plain or
figured at Piening & Fecbter's.
A NUMBER of people from Kewaunee
county attend the circus to-day.
WHITNEY carriages with patent elliptic
springs, at Piening & Fechter's.
The German Lutherans gave a picnic
at Croll's gardens on Sunday last.
The June term of the circuit court will
probably be concluded next week.
JUDGE SMART is disposing of quite
number of assault and battery cases.
TRUDELL & BARr1EME disposed of
their steam yacht to Michigan parties.
QUITE lot of farm machinery is being
disposed of in this county this month.
PICTURE framing neatly done on short
notice, at Piening & Fechter's. If
AND still the number of candidates for
county office next fall keeps increasing.
APPROPRIATE services were held in all
the Catholic churches on Corpus Christie.
The best and largest stock of Boots,
Shoes and Slippers at e. Krummheuer'
DIR. GRIDLEY has organized gun club
at Sturgeon Bay, consisting of % mem
bers.
Four extra policemen have been placed
on the force to day to keep the hoodlums
straight.
PLUMB & NELSON seem to have stirred
the merchants Of Two Rivers up to ad-
vertising.
GERPHE1DE hangs out his stars every
Sunday and there is "sound of revelry
by night.
FREIGHTs are improving a little. Corn
from Chicago TO Buffalo now pays cents
per bushel.
COLLEGES and high schools are now
busted with programmes for commence
ment exercises.
The gun club began practice on Sat
urday last. DIR. Gridley took the lions
sha.e of glory.
FARMERS are quite busy in bringing
grain to market This is their season of
greatest leisure.
The tug Crowell, of Manistee, came
here en- Friday and went into the dry
dock for repairs.
Mr.. WAILsoHLRGER viii start q branch
hardware store in tine corner building
opposite Brandeis'.
The dredge is now working steadily
and adding considerably to the depth of
water In the harbor.
Buy where you can buy the cheapest,
and in Boots and Shoes you can do so at
Emil Krummheuer's.
QUITE a number of Jurymen were ex-
cused at the opening of court and spec
ial venire was ordered.
THE largest and most complete assert
ment of wallpaper and borders of all
grades at Piening & Fechter's.
ZwosrA and Brooks are aching for
little more gore, just $25 worth to be
drawn by means of soft gloves.
QUITE large number attended the
| German theater on Sunday night last.
The play is said to be very fair.
THERE will be many, many grown per-
sons who will find it necessary to take
the children to the circus to-day.
BATHING hasn't begun yet and Charley
Beers bathing house stands in solitary
| grandeur on the banks of the river.
The weather soon grew weary of WELL
| doing and Saturday, overcoats were bro't
into use to ward off the oreaster.
THE sale of reserved seats for the Litta
concert commences Friday, June 10th,
at Piening & Fechter's book store.
A NEW school house will be built in
the school district of which j. 2. Nolan
is chairman. 1t was much needed.
MERCHANTS begin to feel as if they had
oOiAIC iStsooh ~ give tutuhSs Lli2C Las
been unusually good for some time.
THE cheapest, largest and most reliable
line of clothing at j. A. Koehler's one
price clothing house. Si3t
PAT SULLIVAN will smile upon you to-
day and give youa cool, refreshing drink
or some rare fruit for consideration.
IT strikes US that the weather is now
favorable fer spring poets to vegetate.
A little spring poetry would be in order.
The strike at Bay View, Milwaukee,
is practically settled, and the men will
go to work in their old places in short
while.
THE officers of the Manitowoc county
Agricultural Society are determined to