The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-06-24
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1886.

Eg Ar The New York Store: Bleachee
Muslin at &c. yard.
E8-AT the New York Store; The bes
dennims at lie. yard.
ALoT of low priced striped velvetS
received at Schuette Bros.
eE~AT The New York Store: Mems
suits at S2.75 TO S22.00 suit.
A GOOD assortment of infants lace caps
Just received at Schuette Bros.
A1oT of Ga (36 inch) Cashmeres for
7 cts. a yard, at Schuette Bros.
THE days are now growing short. Not
enough as yet to be appreciable.
CAPTAIN BUSDY is again around with
his gospel ship fishing for souls.
E8-AT The New York Store: One case
check ginghams only Sc. yard.
Two RIVERS has now Grand Army
Post named in honor of 10 Rankin.
POTATO BUG POISON, the best
and cheapest at Hinrichs' drug store.
The new bridge at Manitowoc Rapids
will be completed some time in August.
E8-AT The New York Store: Is dozen
ladies' bordered hd'k'fs only &c. piece.
EXAMINATION" were the whole topic
of discussion with the little ones this
week.
FAT The New York Store: Dress
Satines assorted colors and figures at Sc.
yard.
AT the New York store: Just received
one case of lace bunting in all colors at
Sc. yard.
E8"AT The New York Store: Child
rens short pants for 35c., worth double
the money.
IA AT the New York Store: White
corded piqua at Sc. yard, generally sold
at &c. yard.
EMBROIDERED robes for ladies dresses
at $1.O0, $3.50, $500 and upwards, at
Schuette Bros.
Miss ANNIE KELLNER succeeds Miss
Katie Walsh in the Kindergarten of the
First ward school.
KEUD FIsKELsoN of Liberty, lately
sold five year old colt to Mr.. Torrison
OF this city for $3.50.
The publication of the proceedings of
the county board in special session was
completed last week.
ALL the schools in this city close this
week. The south side schools closed
with the usual picnic.
EMERY person who has any style about
him, has cold these days as big as the
boom for Jerry Rusk.
fsG-AT The New York Store: 80 pieces
Washington turkey red calico in elegant
styles only DC. a yard.
AT The New York Store: Just re-
ceived lot of crockery sold cheaper than
aver before in the city.
HE Saith annual session of the State
Teachers Association will be held at
Madison July 6, and s.
AT The New York Store: Nice
children's suits for 95c. $I.25 and $50,
worth double the money.
PARIS GREEN. buy it of Hinrichs
the druggist; he will give you the best
article for the least money.
TRUMAN d COOPER got all necessary
things at this place last week and began
the work of dredging on Monday.
AT The New York Store: A fine line
of ladies' silk gloves and mitts in all the
leading shades at extreme low prices.
THE Great Slaughter Sale of boots,
shoes and slippers is taking place at
jus f. KRUMMHEUER's.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire Of
Fl. L. MARKHAM.
ALL the little folks want to know what S
the matter with the circus? Newspaper
men find the question on the lip, as well.
Work on the Catholic church in this
city is progressing. The interior of the
church is being fitted up in excellent
style.
Mrs. Tony KRUKo of Oshkosh, daugh-
ter of IL. Drewsen, formerly of this place,
died on Monday and was buried here
yesterday.
EEFA AT The New York Store: Summer
skirts for 20, 40 and 60c., such as you
have been paying double the price for
heretofore.
FARMERS have had no possible chance
to growl about the weather for the last
couple of weeks. This of itself is good
deal of trial.
VERY large quantities of brick are
being shipped from this place. It is
said the price is SO low that there's not
much money in it.
EB-AT the New York Store: 80 ladies
embroidered dresses at 81. 65 and 81 sc
a dress, (sold elsewhere for $500 worth
dolble the money.
A LITTLE scrimmage at Gerpheide's
Gardens on Sunday night gave a little
variety to the species of entertainment.
| common to that place.
AT The New York Store: The bigges
| bargain ever offered to close our line o
gros grain silks IN all colors at 62gc.
yard, worth positively 1925.
| CoUsT REPORTER KMBALL attende,
the Dairy Maids convention and wore
bouquet on his ''fut" the following da
as memento of the occasion.