The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-06-10

drug store.
HINR1oHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
| & Hinrichs.
A LARGE new stock OF mems, young
mems, boys and children's Straao Hats
including genuine Makinaw, Manila,
Boys Sailor and knock about hats al
Schuette Bros.
THE little steam launch which played
so important part in many pleasant
excursions here few years ago, was in
the harbor one day this week on its way
Sheboygan.
ANDREW SMITH of this city feels that
a little family is nice thing to have and
in accordance with this wish a little boy
put in an appearance at his place on
Thursday last.
"Go1NG to Dakota" is the latest in
direct way of announcing it. When a
young lady says she is "going to Dakota
rest assured that all arrangements for the
future are perfected.
THE sure effects of Ayers Sarsaparilla
are thorough and permanent. If there
is lurking faint of scrofula about you.
Ayers Sarsaparilla will dislodge it, and
expel it from your system.
The Security Milling and Mining Co.,
Of Colorado in which many Manitowoc
people have stock is going to be changed
to an assessable company. Heretofore
no assessment could be made.
The cool weather is god while
the drouth lasts. If the weather should
be warm as Junes are as rule, the crops
would suffer irreparable damage. They
are not il the best condition now.
JIM PATTERSON took an involuntary
bath in the river yesterday. He tumb
led out of his boat, but clutched it 80
that only half of him WAS immersed.
He called for help and some boys rescued
him.
Nor much testimony was taken in the
examination of Petermichel for stabbing
Holzen. The injured mans testimony
Sas ALL Petermichel then waived exam
ipation and will have his trial at this
term of court.
A GAME of base ball was played between
two middle weight clubs of this city and
Two Rivers on Sunday last. The Two
Rivers boys were badly worsted the score
standing at the seventh inning, when the
game closed, 81 to in favor of Man.
itowoc.
IT is seldom that four generations of
one family, linerally descended, consti
tute one domestic family. But such is
the case in the family of Henry Hinrichs.
His little child is in the same house with
mother, grandmother and great grand
mother.
MAYOR RAHR had the largest audience
on Friday night at the literary meeting,
which has thus far been accorded any
person in meetings of that body. There
was decided preponderance of young
ladies in attendance which gives evidence
of Reinhardt's popularity.
1 HAVE your goods, Athlophoros, on
my shelf, and have had for some time.
hear only good reports from it among
my customers. A. G. Jepson, druggist,
Muskegon Mich. A sample of thousands
of similar testimonials to the great
rheumatism and neuralgia cure.
On Tuesday man and little boy set
out in a boat from the beach near the
Goodrich dock. The man hoisted a tiny
sail and soon after the little boat went
over. The water was just deep enough
"a reach his mouth, but he shouldered
ths little boy and waded ashore amid
the lauo','ter of the spectators.
SHERIFF N,tGBPHY on Monday of this
week arrested a Two Rivers man, gar
dener named Fred lHartung, who is
charged by girl named oaranto with
an attempt to despoil her of htNr virtue.
The man arrested insists the girl is aot
as good as she should be and that he is
wholly innocent of criminality.
THE graduating class of the north side
school very wisely concluded not to have
graduating exercises in the evening, and
they will not be held in any public hall.
The exercises will be held in the assem-
bly, room of the school, on the afternoon
of the last day of school and there will be
no circus feature in the proceedings.
HENRY HINRIcHs hung out the red flag
from his drug store on Thursday, which
was signal that cigars and soda water
were to be given to all callers "without
money and without price" He had an
addition to his family in the shape of a
little girl and his heart grew warm and
prompted him to do good to all who came
in sight.
BARRETT the piano-tuner and girl
masber who cut such figure in Green
Bay that he had to leave hastily, writes
to The Oshkosh Times that he is not so
bad as he is painted. Meanwhile from
many places in which he piled his voca-
ton come uncomplimentary notices.
He was everywhere hero among fool
ish girls.
THE Second ward of this city will
hardly be like its former self with Tom
Windiate living elsewhere. For years
and years Tom has been shining light,
"a kind of business and political oracle
Now he has become a rustic and has
quit city life and city ways. 1t won t