The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-07-30

BECKER & TEITGEN, hardware store, sell
cheaper than any other firm in the city.
Give them call, and you will find you
are saving money.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures 5000 if killed
and S15 weekly indemnity if injured.
We have just received another line of
those gray mixed Belgian Cords and
Surahs that are SO popular with us.
ScHUETTE Bros.
SOME untoward influences prevented
Mr.. Pierce's appointment to the Indian
Agency at Keshena. A man named
Jennings of Shawano county secured it.
THE north side park is receiving some
needed attention. The chennel worn
away by the water has been filed up
with clay and layer of gravel oyerlias it.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor. to Robinson
& Hinrlchs.
A FELLOW has been visiting the Offices
of physicians at Sheboygan and stealing
their Instruments. That probably is the
same fellow who appropriated DR.. Pritch-
ards instrument.
THE series of entertainments to be
given at the Opera House during the
month of August will be opened by Miss
Helen Potter in readings and imperson-
atoms, August 4th.
HELEN POTTER has never failed to
leave pleasing impression wherever she
has given an entertainment and she will
certainly satisfy her audience at the OPP
era House, Tuesday, August 4.
FRED SCHUETTE looked at the match
game last Sunday for short while and
remarked that he always thought it diff
icult thing to play base ball, but he had
changed his mind; it is very easy.
THE extremely disagreeable weather
which seemed to haunt the month of
July, spent itself on Saturday and Sun
day ushered in a superb day with a
cloudless sky and gentle breeze.
THE Sheboygan Democrat viii have no
reason to find fault with the administra-
ton. Its foreman is made deputy col
lector of revenue and its editor will be
postmaster. 1t is German paper.
LAST Sunday man was thrown from
his buggy while his horse was running
away, in Cooperstown and was SO severe
Iy injured that his recovery is not looked
for. His name has not been learned.
HENRY BUHsE is again in the county
clerks Office, he having discontinued
fishing for while so as to aid in COM
niling the census returns of the clerks.
The fishing business at CentervilIe is
paying we'll.
A NUMBER of young ladies went from
this city 20 Kewaunee last week and
spent a few days visiting. They were
accompanied home by some of the Ke-
waunee young ladies who spent few
days in the city.
The Holloran which went ashore at
Spider Island some time ago was towed
10 this port by the tug Delta and Will go
into the dry dock as soon as the tug
which is now in the dock will have its
repairs completed.
COLLECTOR WELLS was in the city one
day last week. He informed tie editor
of The Pilot that he didn't care a ''cuss
word" what the papers said of him, but
that he proposed to do his duty well.
He left here for Sheboygan.
JOSEPH STEPHENSON and family who
sold their property in Liberty this spring
and moved to Florida some weeks ago
returned on Monday, all SO sick as to be
almost wholly helpless. They were at
tackled by malaria and relative from this
county rad to go to their assistance.
The Appleton Post gives quite an ex-
tended notice to the real estate business
of W. II. Killen. Mr.. Killen is perhaps
the most successful business man raised
IN Manitowoc county. He won his spurs
while young and now his name gives
strength to any business undertaking.
GREvE & FALGE have started to build
a planning mill and sash and blind factory
at the corner Of York and 18th streets,
near the river. Some of the machinery
now used III Mr.. Greve's factory will be
used in the new mill. The location is
an excellent one and the firm enterpris-
ing.
Two well-to-do farmers of Schleswig
had a serious quarrel lately and one was
severely hurt. Hehad the 1therarrested
for assault with intent to kill and an
examination was held before Judge
Smart. A dog played an important part
in the fuss and helped to eat up part of
the injured mans leg.
IL accordance with a request of the
business men of the city, Mayor Pankratz
has issued proclamation recommending
that business places be closed from l to
i P. NJ. on Saturday, August s, the day
of General Grants death. Programme
for the observance of the day Will be
published next week.
REMEMBER that the course to be given
at the Opera House is under the man
agement of U. S. Lyceum Bureau, and
our citizens can therefore rely upon each
entertainment being first class in its line.
Course tickets 81 80 g entertainments
Purchasers of course tickets may hold
their seats for the entire series.