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

CoOTWAY 4 HERZRoG have new open
bus.
Go to HaukohTs for good boots and
shoes.
JERSEYS at 2oc and upwards at Schu-
cite Bros.
BATHING has become the popular sport
these days.
A NEW lot of fall style dress prints at
Schuette Bros.
LADIES, if you want cheap laces go to
the New York store.
An addition is to be made to the Will
liams House next year.
THERE are still few of those &c CASH
meres at Schuette Bros.
IT seems we are going to have circuses
| this year until we can't rest.
PARIS GREEN, warranted strictly
| pure, at Hinrichs' drug store.
| VERY cheap: All Wool Bunting only
1910 at The New York Store.
PARIS GREEN the very best
cheap at Hinrichs' drug store.
The county fair pamphlets are now
| bound and ready for distribution.
AT the New York store one case dress
/ ginghams at &c. worth y! yard.
/ In the New York store they sell large
remnants of all silk ribbons at sc.
Prescription druggist always in at
tendence at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
AT The New York Store: Atlanta A
Unbleached Shooting at &c. a yard.
STRICTLY pure Paris Green, at whole
sale and retail, at Becker & Teitgen's.
AT The New York Store: 100 dozen
Ladies Striped Hose, only sc. pair.
A LINE of new dress ginghams in the
early fall styles just in at Schuette Bros.
In the New York store they opened 5
cases of calico-spring style, at Sc yard.
LADIES shoes from $500 upward; call
and see them, at Haukohls, South Side.
AT The New York Store: 4O-inch black
French Bunting, extra quality, at 25c.
yard.
A PENSION agent has been in the city
making examination of claims for pen
sions.
LADIES fine turned kid shoes are the
best; call for them at Z. Haukohls Shoe
Store
1T is wonderful to see how they sell
dress lawns at the New York store at 3 &c.
worth Zoe.
BECKER 4 TEITGEN sold from Jan. 1st,
| $4,000 lbs, fence wire; that shows they
sell cheap.
JUST received at the New York store,
80 dozen brocaded silk handkerchiefs at
25c piece.
SCHOOL clerks in need of lady teachers
can be supplied by applying to the
superintendent.
LADIES Balbriggan hose at 15c., sold
elsewhere at 22c and 25c a pair, At the
New York Store
The Queen Of the Lyceum, Miss
Helen Potter, at the Opera House next
Tuesday, August 4.
AT the New York store. JUST LOOK
at these good black Jerseys, all sizes, at
only 35c piece.
GENERAL KREz Of Sheboygan has been
appointed Collector of Customs for Mil
waukee instead of Collector Hall.
LARGE assortment of infants, children,
ladies and gents fine shoes at G. Hau
kohl's Shoe Store.
LOOK at this at the New York store!
Towels, 17x32 Huck towels, all linen,
$i.20 a dozen or Zoe. apiece.
A HOUSE on Ninth street south side
took fire on Wednesday morning about
one o'clock. 1t was wholly destroyed.
OUR 4c., sc. and SIC. heavy sheeting
| are SUN zig iCotN1hio H1oi 10.
SCHURTTE Bros.
The cheapest, best and incest line of
dress goods, shawls, jerseys, summer
cloaks you find in the New York store.
LARGE assortment of mems and boys
shoes, the latest styles at G. Haukohl's
shoe store, Woods Block, south side.
Go and get your figures for building
material of Becker n Teitgen. A saving
of Upper cent. is worthy of consideration.
QUITE number Of persons did not
begin to cut hay until this week. Rye
and winterwheatare now being harvested.
| A NEW school house is to be built in
the Lueloff district in Schleswig, but not
to be ready for occupancy before next
year.
| AT the New York store, 265 dozen
| ladies bordered handkerchiefs, worth
from 10 to 25c. piece, only AMI Be. a
piece.
At the New York store, slightly dam
| aged by water, one case of ladies' cash
mere hose, worth not less than SOC pair,
at BE pair.
QUITE q number of the business houses
of the city are draped in mourning this
week in honor of General Grant. Flags
are also at half mast.
AT the New York store. The biggest
bargain ever seen, 81 dozen ladies' scarlet
merino vests, worth not less THAI $50
a piece, at 65c piece.
THE late bad weather has done consid-
cradle damage to growing grain. 1t has
caused it to lodge in many places and
rust has also struck in.
If your horse has no appetite feed
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