The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-05-27

Miss ALICE MoLoUGHLIN of Mantle
voc, aged 81, died at Rochester, n. T.,
on the 18th inst. Her remains were in
tered at that place on the Doth.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures 1000 if killed
and S15 weekly indemnity if injured.
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.
ANOTHER lot of dress trimmings, among
which good assortment OF drop beads
of different colors to match dress goods
| just received. ScHUETTE Bros.
IRA CLARK has his carding mill in run
ming order, and is now ready to card wool.
Building on the east side of grist mill.
IRA CLARK.
WE have opened lot of beautiful
Toilet Sets of many different grades, and
of as many different designs in shapes
and colors. 3 SCHUErTE Bros.
WE have added 80 patterns more since
last week and can now say that our line of
Wall Paper is one of the completest in
town. III. j. KERN.
PARAsoLs in great variety from 10c up.
We have fine line of the new 'tAlameda"
as also in other styles.
81 SCHUETTE BROS.
A FINE line of fresh roasted coffee
always in stock. Will grind without
extra charge any quantity desired.
3 SCHUETTB Bros.
HAVE 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 Buerstattes
drug store.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore.
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry H1nrichs, successor to Robinson
& HinrIchs.
THERE is cluster of boat houses at
the head of York street near the river and
about as neat a lot of boats as can be
found anywhere. They are all "private,"
however, and none are to let.
SOME stupid BURGERS tried to effect an
,Nutrance to the safe of Klingholz & Bro,
Inst week but made rather a wretched
Job of it. Hugo says he's willing to
leave his safe tHoen O. nights.
THE increase in he earnings OF the
Nil. L. S. & W., road, % phenomenal.
The increase for the 3rd weeI[[ OF May
this year over the earnings for the cor
responding week of 1885, is $17,475.
THE new bridge across the Little
Manitowoc is completed The lake has
been pushing the sluggish stream back
ward and unless means are taken to pro-
tect the new bridge it will soon be washed
away.
WILL NASH is through house cleaning
and he spends his time sitting on the
door step rubbing white wash from his
clothes and grumbing that he can't find
anything around the house but loose
tacks.
J. S. JOHNSON, the sailmaker, died at
his home in this city on Friday of con
sumption. For some years he has been
an invalid, though he managed to keep
at work quite steadily. He was in all
respects good citizen.
CHARLES BEERS has fixed up anew his
bath rooms having constructed a much
larger tank so that an abundance of warm
water can be kept. The bath rooms will
be open every Saturday and will be in
charge of Mrs. Luebke.
\ LOT of shoes was stolen from Good
rich boat lying at this place this week.
The shoes were consigned to some dealer
north of here. 4 house in the vicinity
whose occupants were suspected, was
searched, but nothing was found.
lHAvE been selling your Athlophoros
for few months and have sold between
one and two dozen. it gives better salts
faction for rheumatism than any other
preparation of the kind [ have ever sold.
G. NJ. Treat, druggist, Adrian Mich.
The "Indigo blue prints" we adver-
tised last week at sc. we find are not in
digo dye, consequently not "fast colors"
as stamped by the manufacturer, being
no better than ordinary prints.
q SCHUETTE Bros.
A NARROW road and deep ditch on
the Neshoto road came near proving
dangerous to Penn Tillson on Tuesday.
While driving along there his horse
SHE'D, tipping the buggy and its &C.
cupants into the ditch which is quite
deep. PEN escaped with a few slight
bruises.
The L. Hanna brought cargo of coal
| to this place for the Goodrich Company
| last week. She had 1413 tons aboard and
| drew IA feet 10 inches of water. Captain
Sherwood says this is a grand harbor
and it is too bad it does not receive the
little improvements needed to develop
its possibilities.
HUGo ToERPE, the world renowned
cornetist, is in the city. After the close
of the Milwaukee Saengerfest he intends
to give concert in this city. This will
| be one of the finest entertainments ever
presented to a Manitowoc audience, as
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