The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-06-17

/ including genuine MakiuaW, Mhuula,
Boys Sailor and knock about hats al
ISchuette Bros.
| Two large parties of capitalists and
foundrymen from Cleveland. Pittsburg
and Sharpsville passed through here on
Monday over the Lake Shore road for
the Gogebic Range.
THE rain of Sunday morning was by
no means general. There vas hardly
enough in the southern part Of the county
to lay the dust while to the north and
west it was quite heavy.
| THE railroad fare from Chicago to ST.
Paul is only 50 now; and from Chicago
to Council Bluffs only 81. If they would
only throw in grub it would be cheaper
to travel than to stay at home.
THE next baby horse Tom Halloran
gets he will call 'Anchylosis. Tom
thinks there is no language like the
Greek and he'll try little of it in i'm
proving the breed of his horses.
| OCCASIONALLY a countryman comes to
the city these days with she regulation
Fourth of July linen coat. When the
cold air from the lake strikes him he
hugs himself in an attempt to keep warm.
MONDAY was an intensely hot day in
the country at distance from the lake.
At 7 o'clock in the morning the ther-
mometer showed 90o. Here in Mani
towoc, winter clothing would be pleas
ant.
THE skeleton which was brought into
court in the ''doctor CASE was bashful
! awkward looking skeleton, reminding a
person of the attitude and vacinity of
country boy speaking his peace" in
| school.
The street. on which the Smalley
works front, has been cleaned up, thereby
adding great deal to the appearance of
the building anu contributing to the
convenience of those living in the neigh
| borhood.
The city of Chicago proposes to do
away with what is known as window
advertising, hanging posters and past
ing dodgers on windows. 1t is thought
the plan will be adopted everywhere, and
| it should be.
AYERS SARsAPARILLA operates radi-
cally upon and through the blood, and is
q safe and absolute cure for the various
diseases, complaints, and disorders, due
to debility, or to any constitutional faint
or infection.
J1E people of Meme have been with
out priest for period of four weeks,
and the probability is that a still longer
time will elapse before they are supplied
as there are no clergymen in the diocese,
| without missions.
Mr.. n. A. HARRIS died at Waldo,
Florida, on June 4. He lived at one
| time in Cato and Is father of John z.
Harris of this city. He moved to Florida
five years ago and at the time of his
death was in his 65th year.
! SEYMOUR Bros, have sold out the
| northern Michigan line to P. J. Klein
/ aud Simon Burke of Milwaukee. The
steamers on the line are the propellers
Champlain and Lawrence. The boats
will continue on the same route.
Rev. Mr.. EvERsoN OF New York
preached on Tuesday in the Norwegian
Lutheran church of this city to very
| large congregation. On Sunday the
pulpit in the same church will be &C.
cupied by Mr.. Hans Mogelson, diyin-
| ity student and son of the resident pastor.
THE care, precision, neatness and per,
lection exhibited by the very appearance
of Simmons Liver Regulator proves that
it is the best prepared medicine in the
market, fully carrying out the motto:
"Purissima ct Optima" (purest and
best.)
COLLECTOR CONWAY received a tele-
gram from kenosha on Thursday stating
that the yacht Mamie had been stolen
! from KeDosha. The Revenue Cutter
Andy Johnson overhaulued the yacht at
Grand Haven, and the three men who
had her in their possession were arrested
and sent to Racine.
The county of Manitowoc is entitled
to the sum of 19,273.59 state school
money this year. This is the greatest
sum yet drawn by the county in any
one year and is due to the one mill tax
levied for school purposes by the last
| Legislature. The wisdom of this law
grows more doubtful as time progresses.
AVOID by all means the use Of calomel
for bilious complaints. Ayers Cathar-
tic Pills compounded entirely of vegeta-
able ingredients, have been tested for
forty years, and are acknowledged to be
the best remedy ever devised for torpid
| ity of the liver, costiveness, and all de-
engagements of the digestive apparatus.
ONE of the most touching. truthful
and withal, elegant eulogiums, is that of
Senator Spooner on Mr.. Rankin in the
United States Senate on Friday last. 1t
is the language of the heart as spoken
by an orator. The senator evidently
knew the man of whom he spoke and in
his tribute every friend of 10 sees him
as he was.
NIB. RICHTER has taken his two sons,
Max and Hugo, into partnership with him
and the firm in future will be known as
Richter q Sons. This firm is doing q
fine business, manufacturing vinegar.
mustard, compressed yeast, and put
ting up pickles. 1t is an institution well