The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-06-05
NEXT Monday will be circus day.

THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1884.
NEXT Monday will be circus day.
Two Hinrichs' prescription druggists.
VERY few of the country schools are
in session now.
The woods seem to be full of runaway
bank presidents.
DIAMOND Wall Finish in all colors at
Henry Hinrichs'.
A FINE line of Peninsular cook stoves
at Becker & Teitgen's.
E. K. RAND was south portion OF
this week on business.
Mrs. ED. CONWAY has been visiting
friends at Milwaukee this week.
EGGERT & HOWARD have now large
boot sign in front of their store.
PRESCRIPTION druggist always in at
tendence at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
ADoLPH WHITMAN JR., and Miss Helms
visited friends in this city last week.
IT is very doubtful whether a nomina-
ton will be made at Chicago day.
Mr.. KnIBALL, court reporter, "handled
an oar" with the boat club last night.
FRANK Halloran of Cato offers his farm
for sale. See notice in another place.
Hon. JOSEPH RANKIN reached home
for few days visit on Monday evening.
GERPHEIDE's garden opened formally
with the usual ceremonies on Sunday
last.
c.. E. EsTABRooK left for Chicago on
Saturday to assist in nominating a presi-
dent.
FARMERS are busy rummaging gran
airy attics for the scare-crows of last
season.
LAST Monday was Pentecost Monday.
The Catholics had picnic at Gerpheide's
Gardens.
DIAMOND Wall Finish is the best and
cheapest in the world, for sale at Henry
Hinrichs'.
CAPTAIN BUNDY the missionary was IN
the city last week. He didn't try to
convert anyone.
Boss KEYEs' star is again in the ascend
ant; he was chosen chairman of the Wis
consin delegation.
The south side schools had quite a
lengthy vacation because of Decoration
Day and Pentecost.
SCARLET fever is quite common in the
city. The children of several families
are down with it.
JOHN HAYES of Meme occupied a
chair for a brief period in The Pilot
sanctum on Monday.
If you wish to beautify your home
use Diamond Wall Finish" All colors
at Henry Hinrichs'.
BECKER & TEITGEN have big line of
new stoves on hand. Look at them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
J. NJ Craig and a. S. Hubbard are
in Madison this week attending an Odd
Fellows conclave.
PARIS GREEN.-Warranted strictly
pure. wholesale and retail at Oscar A.
Alters Drug Store.
W. A. COLE and his son of Gibson
left for Lake Mills on Tuesday to visit
R. ". Cole and wife.
PATRICK GRAY of Meme who disposed
of his farm lately, left with his family
for Ledyard this week.
QUITE large number of farmers were
in the city yesterday. This is the farm
er's season of rest.
A VERY heavy shower of rain came on
Sunday afternoon. The usual fog and
dreary weather followed.
QUITE a heavy frost visited this section
on Wednesday night of last week. 1t
did considerable damage.
P. J. CONWAY of Meme dropped into
The Pilot office on Tuesday to have a
chat on auld lang syne.
JAMES NOBLE of Reedsville and M. II.
Egan of Centerville were callers at The
Pilot Office on Friday last.
DIAMOND Wall Finish is easily applied
and will not get sticky. Look at samples
of colors at Henry Hinrichs'.
VESSEL owners are determined to
advance freights. They claim they are
unable to live at present rates.
JUDGE gibson reached Manitowoc on
Monday and opened court on Tuesday.
The calendar is a very light one.
THE days will soon have attained their
greatest length and then spring may feel
inclined to put in an appearance.
THE schooner Sage which went ashore
at Fisherman's Shoal was released on
Sunday and brought to Escanaba.
WEBER thinks he never struck place
which can compare with Manitowoc for
unIisturbed prosecution of business.
1t may not be improper for the spring
poet to blossom out now. The state of
the season will warrant little rhyme.
Mr.. GEIBKE has about completed lis
work of assessment. He has done his
work conscientiously and thoroughly.
THE picnic given by the st. Boneface
Society was in all respects a success.
The proceeds went to the Catholic church.
The mosquito seems to have taken
time by the forelock this year. He is
buzzing around regardless of night frosts.