The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-04-22
THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1886.

peppers on the comet.
Doors and shoes at wholesale prices a
2. M. Peters shoe store.
BLACK SILKS at S1.15--worth S1.65-.
at the New York Store.
| SILKS, all colors, at 70 cents-wortf
81. 25-at the New York Store.
| EMERALDs Comedy Co., of Is artists al
the Opera House all next week.
PEOPLE have grown heartily sick o.
the mufled tones of the fog bell.
FoR CASH ONLY-boots and shoes al
wholesale prices, at p. M. Peters.
ONE does not see much else than avn
ings and baby carriages these days.
MONDAY was the finest day of the year
and could not be beaten by any cline.
CoRNIcE poles brass trimmed in black
cherry, and plush at Piening & Fechter's.
TIE scow Gladiator was dry. locked al
this place on Sunday last to be re-calksd.
BLACK Gros Grain Silk at 80 cents
worth double-at the New York Store.
THE city council didn't stand ''six and
six after all. The 'tsand" was all on one
side.
100 PIECES French Calico at cents a
yard-worth II cents-at the New York
Store.
TIE new barge Rand came down the
river on Monday and left on her first trip
that evening.
MANILA and Sisal rope of all sizes, is
sold at low prices by the Rand & Roemer
Hardware Co.
A LIVERY stable keeper from Manis-
tique is here buying horses. He wants
quite number.
LADIES linen standing collars, worth
10, Is and 20c., at 6, s and 10c., all sizes,
at the New York Store.
MANILA and Sisal Rope of all sizes,
is sold at low prices by Rand & Roemer
Hardware Company.
GRoFFMAN & WHITNEY have purchased
the house moving outfit of E. Cone and
are now ready to take orders.
AT the New York store: Great clear
ing out sale of remnants of dress goods
in all colors at very low prices.
Two CASES of dress prints worth 6 cts.
per yard for 4 cts. per yard.
% SCHUETTE Bros.
WHITNEY CHILDREN CARRIAGES, and
other makes, are cheaper than ever at
M. J. KERN
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
81. L. MARKHAM.
Hay Carriers and hay forks of the best
makes, are sold at lower prices than ever
before by Rand & Roemer Hardware Co.
WoLCoTT's REMEDIEs.-C atarrh Ami
hilator; Pain Paint and Beauty for face
and hands. For sale at Hinrichs drug
store.
FRED MnLER's big elephant of dog
had TO be shot last week. He was bitten
by another dog so badly that his lip was
torn away.
HE thermometer showed tempera.
ture of 79o on Tuesday of this week;
something exceptionally good for the
Goth of April.
65 PIECES lace curtains slightly dam
aged by water, worth from 20 to 40. we
sell all round at 10 cents at the New
York Store.
EMERALDs Comedy Co., should and
positively will have ''packed" houses
every night and therefore secure your
seats early.
The Rectangular" churn, (Which is
the best in the market) is for sale at man
ufacturSrs' prices by Rand & Roemer
Hardware Co.
SHADE trees are being slashed down
at great rate in the city this spring
The people begin to appreciate the de-
lights of the sun.
F. G, SHULTz has just received COM
plete line of straw hats at his store on
South Eight Street. The stock embraces
oil the pewant stvlas
Docs are being killed and are dying
from natural causes at quite a lively rate
in the city. The lord has not wholly
gone back on Manitowoc.
PEoPLE take fence rail along in their
buggies these days when travelling
through the country, so as to pry their
buggies out of mud holes.
The Sisters of Silver Lake have pur-
chased the farm of Martin Smith in
Manitowoc Rapids, thus considerably
enlarging the Convent farm.
CAPTAIN BUNDY is already out with
his gospel ship and is saving souls at a
spanking rate. The captain knows that
the early bird gets the worm.
IT is too bad that ducks are not allowed
to nest around these "diggins" and raise
their young unmolested. The hunter
should be shot in the spring.
Our line of wall paper, borders, cell
ing decorations, window shading, etc.,
bought from the largest houses, is now
complete. (29) M. J. KERN.
We OFFER pure sugar syrup in four
gall. kegs at S1.10 per key; also very
choice quality at ST. 40 per key.
% SCHURTTE Bros.
OSHKOSH is making an effort to close
the saloons on Sunday. The argument
used is that if the law is bad one the