The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-04-24

Monday.
instantaneous Pictures on dry plates.
Bring your Baby's to Hentscher &
| Klingholz.
| MEMS Plow Boots, calf boots, brewer
boots and hand sewed boots at G. Hau-
kohl & Sons. "a
M. b. EGAN of Centerville is again
able to be around although he travels by
the aid of cane.
The publication of the proceedings of
the County Board will be begun in the
next issue Of The Pilot.
SHBaIFF BIBINGER now drives stylish
new blackboard of which he came in
possession a short while ago.
PETER HERMANN the enterprising
business man of the Branch, made The
Pilot office a call on Monday.
Ed CONWAY returned on Thursday
from trip to Michigan. He does not
feel like tempting the raging main again.
| In order to get the full value for the
money, nobody should neglect to buy
W. A. Buses selfmade boots and shoes.
Max RAHR was around town short
while this week. He is away from home
most of the time working up booms for
| his business.
MARTIN SHANNAHAN sold the McCarty
farm which he purchased lately, to
Phillips, Hoffman and Schrum, each
taking 40 acres.
THE north east storm of last Saturday
did considerable damage to vessel pro-
perty. Quite large number of vessels
were driven on the beach.
THE new Buck Cigar is acknowledged
to be the finest Havana filled 5 cent CT
gar in the United States. For sale only
by EMIL FIsCHEL.
Mr.. DUMKE lately got patent on a
new engine which he claims will require
one-third less steam than the average
FRED SCHULTZ is again able to be
about although he finds walking labor
ious Fred never grows dispirited and
bears his Affections like man.
ACCIDENTS will happen. Prudence
provides an absolute safeguard by insur-
ing with the Fidelity & Casualty Co. of
Ny. NJ. J. JANEoEK, Agent.
EDITOR NASH was in the city one day
last week. Some people took him for
a q. S. senator and others for mis-
sionary.
Mrs. ANDREW O'NEILL of Newton
died on Tuesday of last week and was
buried on Thursday, She was an old
lady quite generally respected.
THE old reliable Fidelity and Casualty
Co., Of n. T., insures life. against acct
dent at lowest reliable rates.
NJ. J. JANEcEK, Agent
JOHN MCCAY's humorous conceptions
would almost make a grave n image laugh.
His sister has the sweetest voice we have
ever heard on the stage.-Manistee
AdUOcGte.
HENRY GoEREs the Kiel lawyer was in
the city last week and paid The Pilot
Office visit. Henry can give as thor
ough a word flashing to an enemy as the
best lawyer of them.
LADIES, misses and children's fine kid
and goat shoes. Children, misses and
servicable shoe made, at G. Haukohl &
Sons, south side. "a
PLANT plenty of peas in the garden;
they are luxury and You cannot buy
them as fresh as when picked from the
vines. Get Wisconsin grown seed with
out bugs, of Albert Landreth.
Mrs PATRICK HoBEN of Meme died
on Monday last. She leaves family of
eight children most of whom are young.
Her husband is entitled to the sympathy
of the community in his bereavement.
LECTURE-G. A. r.
| Mr.. Smith of Evansville, Wis, will
deliver his lecture Sin and out of Ander-
Vile in Manitowoc, Thursday evening
May 1st next.
Mr.. KELLOGG of Green Bay advertises
some of his stations in this weeks issue
of The Pilot. He is doing great deal
toward improving the stock of this
section of the state.
SELECTIONS by Mr.. and Miss McCay
from Gatschalk, Belline and Others, were
finely rendered. The representations by
Mr. McCay were surprisingly perfect
Bay City EUening Press.
SHERIFF BIBINGER took an old lady
named Gullichson to the Oshkosh Asy-
lum on Tuesday. He brough. back five
incurables. He will bring the remaining
five which the county is required to take,
in few days.
NOTICE.
A meeting of the Manitowoc Medical
Society will be held at the Williams
House on Saturday, May 8, 1881, at 7
P. NJ. All members are requested to be
present.
| Dr.. R. S. O'CoSSEIL, Secy.