The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-07-29


an inferior quality this year.
YESTERDAY touched up the mercury
until it grew large with heat.
NOTICE of teachers institute will be
found elsewhere in this issue.
THE Lydia had her repairs completed
and was launched on Saturday.
THERE are a couple OF Chinese in the
city who have started laundry.
In the western part of the county
harvesting will begin next week.
THE bathing house is being quite iber-
ally patronized by travelling men.
THE Glen Cuyler is to be hauled out
and will receive extensive repairs.
Our Summer Shawls have all been
marked clear down at Schuette Bros.
THE first of the farmers institutes will
be held this year in November at River
Falls.
SUNDAYS rain grew lighter toward the
south and in Milwaukee did not amount
to much.
No better weather for grain "to fill''
could be had than that given by the last
two weeks.
A PRESBYTERIAN sociable was held at
the residence of DR.. Pritchard on Tues
day evening.
Will LUEPs expects good yield of
wheat this year, Notwithstanding the
| general drouth.
Politics in the outside towns has
begun to simmer and before long will be
boiling furiously.
THE railroad company will erect car
shops at Kauk2una and hereafter manu-
| faeture its own cars.
As we'll expect life without air, as
health without pure blood. Cleanse the
blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla.
GRAIN freights to Buffalo and Kings.
| ton have improved a little and vessel
| owners are correspondingly elated.
| WE have reduced prices on all our
| embroidered robes for summer dresses.
20 SCHUETTE Bros.
THE gardener, Stole, is selling
cucumbers of immense proportions which
he raises on bis garden near the river.
| THERE are numerous forest fires in
northern Mishicott and the people are in
the greatest alarm lest the fires spread.
THE Hall school district has purchased
| patent seats of Andrews, manufacture for
| the new school house erected this sum
| mer.
| AN excursion from Manistee to this
city on the Goodrich line is set down for
August l. A big time is confidently
expected.
| On Sundays at the bath house, from
the hours of to 10 A. NJ, are for ladies.
In the afternoon from 4 until fo1
gentlemen.
| JAMES HowARTH of this city died on
| Monday. He was born in England, was
81 years old and had lived 80 years in
Manitowoc.
TIE Sunday Telegraph last week gave
@. Z. Estabrook honorable mention and
a bit of boom Tor the position of attor.
ney general.
MANY local papers are calling upon
parties who can afford it, to follow Mr..
Kemper's example and do something for
| the public schools.
The drouthy season seems to have had
a depressing effect on the tramp. He
seems to have vanished with the hopes
of a good harvest.
QUITE party of Sheboygan people
came up on the Goodrich beat last Fri
day, paraded the streets for while and
| returned that evening.
+. MALLETT, at one time Manitowoe
boy has become interested in the
Gogebic Range and stands in fair way
of becoming millionaire.
THERE were $4,000 kegs of beer dis.
posed of in Milwaukee during the
Saengerfest week. Miller & Holz' daily
receipts at the bar were $1,000.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures So, 600 if killed
and SO weekly indemnity if injured.
| A. Il. ANDREWS & Co., of Chicago dea
in general school furniture and all kind:
of apparatus. r. W. Martin is theil
general agent. His address is Oshkosh
Wis.
} Do You want to save money? Their
hum along to The Wagner Hardware
Co., ana set some Binding Irvine before
it is all gone. they have the best Irvine
in the city and will fit all machines anC
they sell it at cost rs long as they have
any left.