The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-04-08
Doors and shoes at Wholesale prices at

IHE Hubbard d Noble factory Will
soon be located at this place.
A WILD freight train was wrecked near
Reedsville on Thursday last.
| SILKS, all colors, at 70 cents-worth
81. 25-at the New York Store.
FoR CASH OsLY-boots and shoes at
Wholesale prices, at P. NJ. Peters.
CoRNIcE poles brass trimmed in black
cherry, and plush at Piening & Fechter's.
BLACK Gros Grain Silk at 80 cents
| worth double-at the New York Store.
| 100 PIECES French Calico at cents a
yard-worth II cents-at the New York
| Store.
JUDGE SMART was nominated for MAYOR
by the republicans. but declined to make
the run.
The latest harbinger of spring to put
in an appearance at this place is the
| bobolink.
WILL RUDOLPH of this city has dis
| posed of his business and will move to
Kansas City.
MANILA and Sisal rope of all sizes, is
sold at low prices by the Rand & Roemer
| Hardware Co.
LADIES linen standing collars, worth
10, Is and 20c., at 6, 8 and 10c., all sizes,
at the New York Store.
of Sheboygan had n the county Jail a
daily average of 80 tramos.
THE Pilot has this week its first bit of
official patronage. 1t is hardly bonanza
but may be promise of more.
AT the New York store: Great clear
ing out sale of remnants of dress goods
in all colors at very low prices.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
H. l.. MARKHAM.
Mr.. KRAINIK lately lost four swarms
of bees by freezing. The mild weather
brought them out too early for their own
good.
ANDERSON & DIDRICK, the BARRIERS
near the bridge have put in some very
choice cigars. They will keep the best
brands.
ONE night last week the temperature
sank to the neighborhood of zero. 1t
was doing as we'll as could be expected
from April.
65 PIECES lace curtains slightly dam
aged by water, worth from 20 to 40, we
sell all round at Is cents at the New
York Store.
The Sheboygan County News says so
hands who quit work in Two Rivers
have been engaged in the factories Of
Sheboygan.
The Giblin Fire Distinguishing Go.
lately won in the suit brought against it
for Infringement of patent by the Hand
| Grenade Co.
IF the number of persons who loaf on
the street corners would only go out and
| hunt foxes, they would earn a penny and
make the sidewalks passable.
ADAM FISCHER of Gibson, and mem
Der for some time of the county board,
| will take charge of a hotel in this city
| about the first of next month.
A FULL line of Whitney children car
riages, the best made and cheapest wagon
in the market. Every one guaranteed
for one year, at Piening & Fechter's.
APPEARANCES at first indicated an early
spring but that hope has long since been
abandoned. At the best not much plant
| ing can be done before the first of May
81. HINRIcHs and F. G. Buerstatte state
that indigestion prepares every one for
disease, but guarantee Acker's Dyspepsia
| Tablets to cure all forms of Indigestion.
JOSEPH CHERMAK, teacher of the
Gallagher district in Newton has resigned
| his position because of serious i'll health.
He is being cared for at the city hospital
CALL at F. G. Schultz gents furnish
ing store near the post Office and look
over one of the finest and most complete
lines of goods ever brought to the city.
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cures
| quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrlchs.
FoR anything in the line of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. go to F. G.
| Schultz's new store next TO the post
Office. You will fnd a complete stock at
bottom prices.
Why is it that the first few urmistak-
ably fine days of spring, dealers in baby
carriages display their goods in front of
their stores? Is this the season when
babies are born?
THINGS are never without uss though
they might cease to minister to the want
for which they were designed. Where
would Sam Jones be if it were not for
the skating rink?
G. G.. RAGENow of RockIand has been
selected as assistant superintendent of
the county asylum. Mr.. Hagenow is a
man of excellent habits and is peculiarly
well fitted for the position.
THE beekeepers of this section had a
meeting at Kiel lately and organized an
association. Jesse Roberts of Meme
was chosen vice president and f. Zas-
trow of Skhleswig, secretary.
KossUTH is the banner town of the