The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-07-22

called for September 8.
II the pastures do not improve there
will be a scarcity of fat stock.
TIE Third ward school will put in new
seats IN its primary department.
| THE remains of Mrs. Turner were
| taken to Milwaukee for interment.
A VERY heavy hail storm on Friday last
did some damage in Cooperstown.
OUR Summer Shawls have all been
| marked clear down at Schuette Bros.
THE rain of Monday was quite local.
1t did not reach Newton or Centerville.
FRIDAYS wind storm did some damage
to the orchards throughout the county.
THE county fair pamphlet is now
printed and is in the hands of the book
binder.
The crop of news this week seems to
be in perfect sympathy with the crops
very light.
THE rain of last Friday was a shoe
string affair extending only along the
lake shore.
AN excursion from this city and She
boygan to Milwaukee by rail, is set down
for Sunday next.
The collection of birds which Mr..
kemper presented the north side school
is valued at $500.
BARNUM is travelling along the line of
the G. & n. W. and never thinks of look
ing into Manitowoc.
JOHN DILLON is around in the neigh
horhood but manifests no disposition to
come to Manitowoc.
QUITE number of people from this
city are attending the Saengerfest at
Milwaukee this week.
A. BURCH of Two Rivers and F. G..
Young will conduct the teachers institute
at Kewaunee this year.
THE Temple of Honor open meeting
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening last was lively one.
The tug 0. O. Williams and the
schooner Mary A. Gregory have gone
into the dry dock for repairs.
THE schooner Edward Kelley reached
here on Friday with cargo of 1870 tons
of coal for the Goodrich Company.
YESTERDAY was quite warm day
The signal service reports continuance
| of warm dry weather for some time.
THE cabinet of birds presented the
| north side school by Mr.. Kemper, has
been removed to the school building.
The ladies are patronizing the bath
house quite Literally this summer. 1t is
| devoted to their use during the forenoon
| of each day.
LII is said more applications are made
| for accommodations through the summer
! in this city this summer than il any
| former season.
| HE county fair pamphlet would not
be bad place for candidates for office
to present their claims to the dear peo-
pie. Only SO page.
THE fellow who cut the harnesses and
was hauled up for the offense was convict
ed, and his brother paid the fine, though
he could hardly afford to.
SHERIFF MURPHY has been around the
county considerably Of late and reports
that the crops do not by any means wear
the appearance of failure.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark.
ham. 25c. a day secures $1,000 if killed
and SO weekly indemnity if injured.
THERE is one country school district
in the county which demands good ser
vices and is willing to pay for them. 1t
pays $40 per month to lady teacher.
The schooner Parana came to port
yesterday morning to take on cargo of
lumber for Ogdensburg. This is her
| secold trip to this place this summer.
PASTURES are so badly withered that
they do not furnish food enough for
stock, and farmers are driven to many
expedients to provide the necessary fod-
der.
Rave a small assortment of organs on
hand which will be sold at cost to close
out. Please step in and examine them
and get prices and terms at Buerstatte s
drug store.
HINRICRs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrlchs.
DAVID LONG, engineer on the steamer
Corona, slipped and was struck by the
machinery on the head. No serious in.
jury was received but ne had to lie over
for one trip.
At o. Torrison's you can now secure
seersu,H ker coats and vests at $500.
These goods are stylish and just the
thing for Sumner wear. The price is
remarkably low.
SCHOOL bosrds this year met the
teachers on their own ground. Many OF
the teachers applied for a number oil
schools, and in few cases school boards,