The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-08-07


Monday.
THE tow barge York State WAS towed
into port last Sunday. She had partial
load of coal On.
THE Ladies Aid Society are going to
give an entertainment in Turner's Hall
in the near future.
JERE COLLINS went to Chicago last
week and took in the battle of Gettysburg
and other sights.
JOHN SoHRIEHART left for PhiIadel-
phia yesterday. Mr.. Schriehart will be
| absent for some time.
The tug Hoffnung OF Sheboygan, went
into Rand & Berger's yard at this place,
last week to be rebuilt.
GEo. G. Min the ex Chicago preacher
| and Shaksperian tragedian will play in
| this city on September LIST.
THE new tug that is being built by
Rand & Berger is rapidly approaching
completion. 1t is beauty.
BECKER & TErrGEN have big line of
new stoves on hand. Look at them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
MARX WALDO went to Milwaukee last
week in quest of employment in his bust
ness Of mechanical engineer.
THERE was quite an enjoyable picnic
at Silver Lake on Saturday last. Quite
number of city folks attended.
DAVE DAY returned from an extensive
business campaign in the northern part
of the state on Monday night last.
MISS MARGARET BLEsER aged IA, of
this city died on Friday last. Her iunsr-
al obsequies took place on Sunday.
JOHN RANKIN of New York spent Sun
day and Monday OF this week with his
brother Hon. Jos. Rankin in this CITY.
We are closing out our river boots at
81 and $3.50 pair. Former prices s.
and $3.50. f. KRUMMHEUER.
TRUMAN Il COOPER are shipping large
quantities of flour to points on Lake
Superior and in Northern Michigan.
The Rankin Guards and Manitowoc
Volunteers left for Sheboygsn Monday,
where they will go into camp for week.
Mr.. NAGLE returned from his western
trip Monday night feeling quite ill. Hs
will be around all right in day or two.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Jos. Villas and Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Barnes and Mrs. Jos.
Rankin are spending few days at Lake
Gogebic.
The prohibitionists will nominate an
entire state ticket and also candidates for
county Offices in many of the counties of
the state.
The steam barge Buckeye towed the
Sam Flint lnto port last week. The
barge Flint has load of coal for Truman
& Cooper.
JUSTICE WHITE wrestled nearly q
| whole week, with a law suit recently.
| 1t was civil suit between residents OF
Maple Grove.
THE Turner's gave an agreeable exhibit
ton at Turner Hall on Sunday night
last. The dance at the close was an
enjoyable affair.
CAPTAIN ALBRIGHT of the @. @. Barnes
left his vessel to be unloaded in
Milwaukee and spent Sunday with bis
family in this city.
QUITE large party went on a short
excursion out on the lake last Sunday on
the soow Mishicott. She was towsd by
the tug Commodore Mutt.
JOE LANaLo1s, once familiar figure
on our streets, but now rarely seen here,
was in town last Tuesday. Joe seems to
stand prosperity first rate.
Two wagons collided on the North side
| on Saturday and Mr.. Pasewalk the occu-
pant of one of them was thrown on the
| street and quite badly bruised.
A COUPLE of enterprising fellows were
| exhibiting large brown bear on the
! streets of this town last week and picked
up quite number of pennies.
We will sell boots. shoes and slippers
at reduced prices in order to get room
for fall and winter goods. %
E. KRUMMHEUER.
THE new Buck Cigar is acknowledged
to be the finest Havana filed 5 cent CT
gar in the United States. For sale only
by EMIL FIsoHEL.
| MARSHAL PIERCE made a couple of
arrests on Saturday last. Some parties
had been indulging little too freely in
bug poison and became public nuisance
The Milwaukee Dime Museum will
open up August 25th. All who desire to
see curiosities at low rates for cash would
do well to call and pay the museum a
visit.
| W. A. BUssE is building new house
| which he intends to use for a shoe store
on the corner of Main and JAY streets.
The dimensions of the new building are
| 30x50.
JOHN DEMRow, the engineer who got
hurt some time ago, is so far recovered
! as 10 be able to be around. He expects
to be able to start to work again in a
month.
THE Manitowoc River is not in a fiat
tering sanitary condition. After rains
and during foggy weather, the smell
that emanates from it is anything but
| aromatic.
SEEGER Brothers lave recently en-
larged their dental Office and furnished
it up in regal style. They now have a
suite of five rooms which are elegantly