The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-05-21


cloaks you find in the New York store.
A "nor- easter" set in on Sunday ana
continued all day Monday. 1t was
warm rain and made the farmers rejoice.
Go and get your figures for building
of - per cent. is worthy of consideration.
PRoF. j. W. STEARNs should draw
good house on Friday evening. There
are few people in the lecture field who
are his superiors.
BECKER & TEITeEN, hardware store, sell
cheaper than any other firm in the city.
Give them call, and you will find you
are saving money.
CONSTABLE HALvERsoN went out to
Chiffon on Tuesday night to arrest a
man charged With stealing some wheat
from Mr.. Abby of Rockland.
If your horse has no appetite feed
"Hinrichs Improved Horse Powders"
and he soon will be all right. For sale
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
THE time card of the Milwaukee &
Lake Shore road has been changed some
what. The change will be found in the
time card published in this paper.
CHRoMos, Oil paintings, steel engrav
ings, oleographs and large variety of
other pictures entirely new, just received
at Piening 4 Fechter's bookstore.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry HInrichs, SUCCESSOR to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
The entertainment given at the Francis
Greek school on Saturday evening last,
Melted SHIP. The money will be ex-
pended in the purchase of books for
school library.
FRED HoRN attributes his failure to
receive the marshalship TO Gen. Bragg's |
opposition. SO, it seems that Bragg has
more power when he oppose than when
he recommends.
PIENING & FIGHTER are receiving daily
their new spring styles of wallpaper aud
! borders, and when all in will show one
of he finest and most complete assort-
ments ever heretofore shown
The new high arm improved Singer
Sewing Mach inc, decidedly the best |
machine in the market for all kinds of
work, is sold in this county by Hartmann
Bros. only. Call and examine 1t.
DAKOTA towns have been reducing the |
price of beer. 1t did sell for l5c glass,
but through village ordinances or more
generous production Of the good lager
beer, it is now retailod at DC a schooner,
| Dakota is growing more liberal.
! THE wheat belt in Kansas and Nebras-
ka will not give its usual yield this year.
/ 1t is said there is lot much over half as
much graiu sowed there this year as last,
and the planting season has been SO late
that this will further affect the yield.
THOSE intending to purchase sewing
new Improved Singer (genuine) with high
arm and oscillating shuttle-the most
desirable for range OF work, perfection
of stitch, case of operation, speed and
durability. Sold only by Hartmann
/ Brothers.
The schooner Anna Laura collided
with the steamer Milwaukee on Friday
evening last. The former sustained con-
siderable damage and the captain received
serious injuries. The injuries to the
schooner were all above the water line so
that she reached Chicago in safety where
she was put in dry dock.
| A MILWAUKEE man has a unique way
OF bringing up his children in the fear of
the lord. He has his cellar decorated
with Dantean figures, -painted flames
and souls of wood suffering eternal tor
ments. Here he takes his children
regularly to show them what is in store
for them if they keep not in the straight
path.
! The Northern Wisconsin Fair and Elk
position will be held at Oshkosh Septem-
Der IA to Is inclusive. School children
/ under Is years of age will be admitted
1 free to the grounds on the 18th. Should
ally school children in this county, of the
ages indicated, dssire to attend the Fair,
/ by sen ding their names to the superin-
tendent Of schools they will be furnished
with tickets.
THE Two Rivers school is furnished
with fine banner upon which is inscrib-
ed in gilt letters the words 1.-THE Banner
Room" All the departments but the
high school compete for the banner and
it finds place in the room which has
not had case of tardiness for a month
unless some other room shows better
record. 1t has practically broken up
tardy habits among the pupils.
The Oldest play goers who witness the
play, and live and weep with Louise
Miss Claxton), are wrought up to a
degree of excitement almost painful.
The audience waits with anxious interest
for the elimination of the story This
play is the best in construction which
has been put upon the stage within the
! memory of the Oldest patrons of the
drama, -NeaO York Spirit Of the times
A MONUMENTAL liar from Ledyard
stated in the city last Saturday that a
gang of men from Pc. nns,iyania, attracted
to that place by announcements that
Joseph Villas Esq, wanted 1UC"men at 81
per day to work for him, ha,. taken
possession OF the mace and threatened to