The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-04-02

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security. Enquire of
81. L. MARKHAM.
| We have received large assortment
of spring goods. Call and examine at G.
Haukohl & Sons shoe store. apr23
A TELEGRAM was received in this city
on Monday stating that Gen. Grant was
dead. 1t was contradicted later in the
day.
A RIDING CLUB has been organized in
the city with Chas. Paulus as president
and Geo. Koehler, secretary and treas
| urer.
Miss ANNIE HEINEMAN who has been
engaged in teaching at Kewaunee, is
spending a short vacation with relatives
in this city.
T. A. CHAPMAN will open his new store
in Milwaukee next Monday. 1t is said
to be one of the finest structures in the
Northwest.
LADIES, misses, children and infants
shoes and slippers, a large assortment
Just received at Raukohl's shoe store,
South Side.
On many of the country roads travel is
better with sleighs than wagons, while in
the city the snow has almost entirely
disappeared.
RAHR Bros. have eighty five hogs left
out of thsir drove of three hundred
Their experience with hog cholera has
been very expensive.
The first thunder of the season rumbl-
ed last night. Those no heard it were
not prepared to find the ground covered
with snow this morning.
THE propeller Wisconsin, for whose
safety considerable uneasiness has been
felt, WAS sighted on Tuesday about II
miles out from Muskegon.
THE city council has very properly
taken steps to have the refuse and other
Objectionable matter cleared from the
streets and alleys of the city.
IF your horse has no appetite feed
"Hinrichs Improved Horse Powders"
and he soon will be ali right. For sale
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
REGISTERED Holstein bull lately
purchased by Rahr Bros. will be shipped
to them next week. 1t was purchased
from cattle raiser near Madison.
Miss MINNIE KEIsER won the prize
pair of club skates offered at the Clipper
City Rink last Saturday evening for the
best and most graceful lady skater.
The ball at Frank Gehbe's in Cato on
Easter Monday promises to be quite an
event in that part of the county. Frank
knows how to entertain his friends.
H1NRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore.
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrlchs.
THE roads are now in fearful condi-
ton. There is no snow in the fields and
in portions of the road, while the i'm
mense drifts in other parts make wheel
ing impossible.
MRS. JULIUS JOHNSON, IA other of the
little boy who was so badly injured by
horse kicking him on the head some
weeks since, died on Tuesday morning
of consumption.
MONDAY mo ming at three story building
in Ahpapee known 80 the Fax Block was
burned together with an sdlolnIng build
ing owned by Frank Muench. The loss
was about 81 900.
A FAMILY of seven German immigrants
arrived in this city last Thursday even
ing. The fare paid by the entire party
from Hamburg to Manitowoc was less
than eighty dollars.
Four of the crew of the tug Arctic, in
the ice fourteen miles off Port Sheldon,
made their way to the shore on Tuesday.
They report shortage of provisions on
the imprisoned craft.
Don 4. SHOVE died at the Dakota Hos
pital for the Insane at Yankton on the
9th of March, Of softening of the brain,
with which malady he had been afflicted
for a considerable time.
The stockholders of the ice skating
rink held q meeting yesterday at which
the first regular dividend on the stock
was paid-out. The fence enclosing the
premises was sold for $40.
A M1sHICoTT shoemaker last week gave
a young fellow SO to bring to this city
for the payment of note. Instead of
making the payment the fellow pocketed
the money and skipped"
REMEMBER the entertainment to be
given by the children of st. Bonifsce
School at Turner Hall next Monday
evening. An excellent programme of
exercises has been selected.
PIENING & FIGHTER are receiving daily
their new spring styles of wallpaper aud
borders, and when all in will show one
of the finest and most complete assert
ments ever heretofore shown.
HAVE again taken up my residence
in Manitowoc and may now be consulted
professionally at the drug store of E.
Fischel in this city. VIM. HALL,
Veterinary Surgeon.
FROM present appearances the license
bill will receive its death blow in the
senate. 1t Is so late in the season that
no other bill will be prepared, and the
license will probably remain where it is.
MILWAUKEE city authorities have just
discovered that eight one thousand dol
lar bonds are missing and were probably