The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-06-24

Turner'S opera house ON Neunesday,
July7.
HAVE 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.
THE rain of Tuesday and that of yes
terday morning did not extend very far
westward or to the south. In the south
ern part of the county there was no rain
whatever.
! 4 FLOWER has been found in the 18th
mus OF Tehauntepec which is red, white
and blue. ''Tell it not in Gath, whisper
not in Askelon." 1t will be new boom
for Jere Rusk.
DR.. REINIKING of Franklin, Sheboygan,
who spent some time in Germany 10
travelling and gaining more extended
knowledge of his profession, will reach
home in August.
MARTIN HANSON of this city, last week
took orders in Door Co., for 81 wagons
and other wheeled vehicles. This speeks
we'll for the business of the firm and the
goods they manufacture.
The party of capitalists who went TO
the Gogebic Range last week passed
through this place on their return on
Sunday last. They invested 100000 in
mines on the the Range.
TO-DAY is Corpus Christi. Services
appropriate to the day will be held at
Clarks Mills with all the accomplishments
of the olden time. The band from this
city will be in attendance.
OSCAR LINDHoLM, the postmaster at
Manitowoc Rapids, doesn't want to con-
tinue IN Office but can find no one to
assume the burdens. Here is chance
for some one ''crazy for office.
CONGRESSMAN HUDD has bill on its
passage in the senate, providing for the
printing of II, 500 copies of the eulogies
upon Mr.. Rankin, bound. In addition an
engraving of Mr.. Rankin is to be made.
THE first Monday in July is an i'm
portant one in the conduct of public
affairs and as it is legal holiday this
year, the question of transacting public
business on that day is yexatious one.
The Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
hold their annual session in Milwaukee
on the 18th prox. NJ II. Murphy is the
delegate from the Branch of this place.
The society now has a membership of
2,100 in the state.
40 bars soap, with basket, $1.00.
30 lbs. dried apples, 100.
III lbs. green rio coffee, LOO.
s lbs. good roasted coffee, LOO.
Sugar syrup, per keg, Ito, 1,25 and LAO.
g SoHUErrE Bros.
The town board of Maple Grove will
next Saturday act on a petition to open
road running from the church to
Reedsville. There is a great deal of feel
ing in the matter, some being very anx-
ious for the road and others are bitterly
opposed.
A LARGE party took an excursion on
the schooner Lydia on Sunday. Every
one prayed for a brief storm while the
vessel was out, just to see how readily
landsman can get a seaman's legs. But
the storm, like the rain, would not come
for prayers.
IAN selling considerable of your valu-
able medicine, Athlophoros. My sales
are increasing every day. 1t is curing
one case of severe rheumatism
of years standing in which all doctors
had failed. J. NJ. Evans, druggist,
Evansville, Wis.
The concentrated power and curative
virtues of Ayers Sarsaparilla render it
the most reliable and economical medi-
cine that can be used. Safe for patients of
all ages. The best medicine that can be
obtained is none to good, and is the
cheapest, whatever its cost.
ANOTHER lot of lawns from two cents
a yard up, just received. We have now
the greatest variety, the best assortment
and the most handsome styles of lawns
we ever carried before. The organizes
in figured styles as well as in the opera
shades are especially attractive.
| "a SCHUETTE Bros.
! THE three fellows who stole the yacht
| Mamie from Kenosha find themselves in
much more serious scrape than they
believed it possible to place themselves
by the commission of the act for which
! they were arrested. 1t appears that they
are guilty of piracy and the penalty for
this crime is death. There is the clear
est proof, besides, of their guilt.
The Valedictorian of the graduating
class of the north side school, Miss Olson,
| is a young lady who has done two years
work during the school year just closing.
She requested permission of the Principal
at the opening of the school year to be
allowed to do extra work. She was in
formed of the difficulties but resolved
to make the attempt and did, with the
splendid success mentioned.
A WEEK ago woman was arrested on
the streets for being drunk and disorder
ly. She got 20 days in the county jail
Her reputed husband skipped after the
arrest and this week a man from Horton
vile put in an appearance looking for an
absconding son-in-law who proved to be
the fellow who took leg bail. The
Hortonville man claims he is supporting
the fellows wife and two children.