The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-08-13

kEWAUNEE county mas Increased Gull
siderably within the last years. 1t has
now population of 1880 an increase
of 1913 over that of 1880.
MEMORIAL services were held at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday evening.
Quite a number of persons pronounced
euloguims on General Grant.
If your horse has no appetite feed
''Hinrichs Improved Horse Powders
and he soon Will be al right. For sale
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
WILL LUEPs has beautiful young
deer hound waich he purchased from
Mr.. Zorn of Schleswig. 1t is the finest
animal of the kind il the county.
PLUMB d NELSON have thrown their
two stores together by taking out the
partition which separated them. The
new store will be used for hardware.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. &c. day secures s., GOO if killed
and $15 weekly indemnity if injured.
WAGNER the saloonkeeper who at
tempted to shoot himself near Two
Rivers lately has recovered to such an
extent that he is going to give picnic.
THE people of the northern part of
CooperstowD and the southern part of
Brown county adjoining have petitioned
for post Office to be known as Rankin.
RAHR BROTHERS have now fine herd
of cattle. This herd will do great deal
TO improve the horned stock of the coun-
ty. something which should have been
done earlier.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
K HinrIchs.
THE expenses Of the services COM
memorative of General Grant in this city
will amount TO $50. And now the
parties who took part want to know where
the money is to come from2
The Rand & Roemer Hardware Com
pany have purchased q hardware store in
Sturgeon Bay. They viii send a general
manager there. Atpresent it is in charge
of brother of Mr.. Jacob Roemer.
For the past three years harvest has
been very late in this county. In former
years grain of all description was cut
before August Is; now the farmers of the
county hardly begin before that time.
TIE Fourth Quarterly Meeting of the
conference year will be held on Sunday
next. Love feast at $50 A. NJ. The
service, morning and evening, by Rev.
T. G. Wilson of Neenah. ~
THE people Of the village of Kiel have
voted on the question of free high
school and were unanimously in
favor of it. This makes the second
legally organized high school in the
county.
QUITE large number of the "old
soldiers came TO the city to be present
at the services appropriate to the day Of
General Grants burial. But the rain
came and the celebration was put off
until the next day.
One Cooperstown man called another
a 'sd-n bullhead" and the fellow thus
dubbed came to the city and had war
rant sworn out for bis enemy. The law
is one OF the finest institutions in the
land-to be abused.
RA8o & BURGER have taken a contract
TO build tug for the II. Witbeck Lum-
Der Co., of MariHette Wis. It's dimen-
sions are so feet keel; 18 feet beam;
depth of hold feet. The tug is to be
completed in November.
HUNTERS may tackle the wild duck
next Sunday as the law does not afford
the poor birds protection after the 18th.
Fred Hinrichs has already fitted up his
arsenal aud says he viii soon have feast
which king might envy.
The Ladies" base bail club organized
in indianapolis seemed to be determined
to come to Manitowoc to show themselves
though the local club sternly refuses TO
play with them. The "ladies" will give
an exhibition game anyway"
At the meeting OF the business Mems
Association on Tuesday night of this
weel, the following persons were chosen
as directors: John Schuette, Thomas
Torrison, Charles Book, VIM. Rahr, T.
G. Shove. s set Of bylaws was adopted.
THE fine building which the Smalley
Manufacturing Co., is putting up begins
to assume shape. Tom Windiate takes
as much pride in it as if it was his own.
Toms heart is in the building up of the
city end he is happy when he sees pro-
gress made.
ONE of the Manitowoc volunteers in
camp at Appleton put IN his time in hay
mighty good drunk and while in that
condition insulted some ladies. The
company took his case under consider
ation and he was stripped of his uniform
and drummed out of the camp.
From The Journal, Lansing, Mich. ::
The Vescelius Sisters, Louise, Frank
and Eva, assisted by other talented ar
fists, presented our people with rich
musical feast last evening. The numer-
GUS encores attested their popularity and
success in pleasing the audience.
TIE rain of last week ended with
deluge on Saturday night. The lightning
was terrific and the flood-gates OF heaven
seemed TO be opened, Judging from the
manner in which the rain came down.