The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-09-03
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Rev. FATHER GERHARD of Silver Lake,
lately pastor of the congregation there,
has moved to st. Nazians and has been
succeeded by Rev. J. Van Treck.
VIXEN you travel take out al accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures $1,000 if killed
and $15 weekly indemnity if injured.
The iremen of the city have decided
upon Sunday, September ID, as the day
for their excursion to Ledyard. The
fare for the round trip will be 80 cents.
A WOOD. SHED near Mr.. Rankin's house
caught fire quite early on Saturday morn
ing and caused the fire bells to ring
The fire was quenched without difficulty.
Coop TEA zoe. per Id. at P. J. Rockers.
4 WOMAN named Rosso committed
suicide by hanging, last week. She is
supposed to have been affected by fit
of temporary insanity. She lived inNew-
ton.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Com CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
Il Hinrlchs.
THE reservoir near the corner of Wash
ington and Eighth streets is nearly COM
pleted. 1t is built in three sections and
will hold between six and seven hundred
barrels of water.
SOME of the clerks have been spending
their vacations lately. If one may Judge
from the amount of business being done
it is safe to say that more Of them might
go out on long lark.
WITH favorable weather, the next
county fair promises to be better in every
respect than the one of last year-the
one which Governor Rusk spoke of as
the best in Wisconsin.
AT ball held somewhere il Frank
lin last Sunday night, several parties i'm
bibed too freely and finally began to
punch oneanother, and kept the fun up
until they were over-satisfed.
BURR ROBBINS circns and menagerie,
which visited Ravenna Monday, was one
of the most satisfactory shows taken rs
a whole, that has visited this place for
years.-Rarehna CO.. Republican,.
P.J. KoELzER sells lime at 40c. p Dbl.
SUpT, H. G. H. REED will purchase
farm near Green Lake after retiring from
his position on the road He will also
purchase residence in Florida where
himself and family Will spend the winter
TIE rainy weather of the past week
has kept harvesting back considerably.
There is a great deal Of grain in the
shock along the lake shore and consider
able also in various parts Of the county.
The Fair Association has during the
past summer done much work in improv-
ing grounds, and putting up additional
buildings. SO that now everything is in
complete shape for the coming exhibi-
ton.
"ZIP" at Turner's Opera House on
Wednesday of last week was an unquali
fed success, though the house was very
small. Some excellent acting was done
and there Was not even ''poor spot" IN
the whole affair.
A PARTY consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luling, Mr.. and Mrs. Villas and Mr.. and
Mrs. Meade Of Sheboygan, leave next
week for trip to Duluth and through
Minnesota by special car. The car will
be their hotel while out.
The ladies base ball club, the family
Of tIamps seeking to reach Detroit, and
the Gypsies with bears and monkeys,
seem to be having run on this section
of tho state. But the ''base balIists"
are the biggest swinlle Of the three.
GREAT clearing sale of boots, shoes
and slippers. We offer for the next 80
days our stock at reduced prices in or
der to make room for fall and winter
goods. Come and convince yourself.
sep24 E. KRUAIMHEUER.
A FIGHT took place in the city one day
last week between a Norwegian farmer
ana a man named Smith. The con-
stables so prompt to arrest men who nse
abusive language made no arrests il this
case. 1t takes a man OF some pluck to
arrest Smith.
! THE Burr Robbins circus was a good
show and the bareback riding was GER
tainIy the best ever witnessed in this city.
The show was a success, and the huge
canvass was crowded with g delighted
audience in the evening.-F'Ort IF0yRc
| Daily Sentinel.
ON The 22nd ult., reception ceremonies
were Eeld at the convent at Silver Lake,
II young ladies having taken the white
veil. Arch Bishop Heiss conducted the
ceremony assisted by Fathers Schweizar
and Never. Father Isidor of Milwaukee
gave the retreat.
4 PARTY called the Anti Prohibitionists
now exists IN this state and is distribut-
ing tracts to beat down the growth of
prohibition. This is a great age for
organizations. What would we poor
mortals do if we did not have some of
these organizations to look after US?
THE leading scientists Of the country
have been in convention at Ann Arbor
during the past ten days. \ professor
Muller made a startling announcement
in economics by which he endeayored to
show that people can live well on forty
cents per day. he ont Beechers Beecher.
THE street parade of the Burr Robbins
circus on Saturday, though quite up to
,g,a nraro,a raS lT7k a foiut Indication