The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-08-05

their dimes this week.
The crops have improved immensely
during the last few weeks.
THE circus crowd are not unlike Gyp-
sizes in their mode of living.
HARVESTING has begun this week in
the western part of the county.
The evenings are SO chilly now as to
be decidedly suggestive of frost.
ALL the hunters are putting their guns
in shape preparatory to work on the 18th.
AN excursion from Appleton on Sun
dav last to Sheboygan was quite well
attended.
TIE Mishicott man arrested on civil
warrant for starting fires was discharged
by Justice Cratic.
The county fair pamphlets are now
being distributed throughout this and
counties.
The schooner Reindeer brought a
cargo of coal to this place on Sunday for
the railroad company.
The schooner Zack Chandler reached
here on Monday with cargo of coal for
the Goodrich Company.
DAVID MULoAHY, it is said, has con-
Guided to return to Ireland and spend
the rest of his days there.
JOHN c. CAMP graduate of the Osh-
kosh Normal School has been engaged
as principal of the Kiel school.
JUST about one week more and the
crack of the sportsman's rifle need not
indicate that the law is broken.
WE have in stock very large line of
handsome summer silks at extremely low
prices. SCHUETTE Bros.
SOME weather prophet who claims he
knows what he is talking about, says the
drouth will extend clear into September.
DR.. HAYES of st. Nazians is again
home from the hospital but is still quite
feeble though he has resumed his
practice.
TIE city council of Two Rivers APP
pointed Fred Eggers member of The
county board vice Joseph Gagnon,
resigned.
The Chinese laundrymen draw a large
crowd of children to the windows of their
den, if they do not get much to do al
seiled linen.
THE drowning of the little girl two
weeks ago has In no sense reduced the
number of children who take ride on
the bridge.
The Manistee crowd made the "welkin
ring" on Sunday night. They were away
from home and were little "keerles'
as to conduct.
A NEW potato bug has put in an ap
pesrance. 1t is longer, simmer and
more active, but is no more voracious
than the old one.
GRoFFMAN & WHITNEY have moved 8
large dry house for Chladek & Stupecky.
This firm is doing good business in the
house moving line.
EMIL FIsoHEL and John WahraniI
completed their course in the Chicago
college of pharmacy and received theil
diplomas last week.
Miss AGGIE SCOTT of Two Rivers and
Miss Mamie Solberg of this city have
been employed in the Ahnapee graded
schools at good salaries.
Mrs. DIR. SowEICHLER who was lately
divorced from DR.. Schweichler, was
lately married to Rudolph Hottelman, @
former resident of this city.
A MAN on the streets last week played
five different instruments at one time and
played each well. He was whole band
and raked in nickels right lively.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures So, 1000 if killed
and S15 weekly indemnity if injured.
THE tug Delta brought in the schooner
James f. Joy to this place on Sunday
last. The Joy was ashore near Escana-
ba and was brought here to be locked.
ALL kinds of machine oils at Becker
& Teitgen's from 12c. up. We are sell
ing oils great deal cheaper this wear
than last. BECKER & TErrGEs.
THE people of the county should care
fully examine the county fair pamphlet
to see how much the officers have done
to insure the success of the fair this
year.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment Farms for Sale" Any person de
string to exchange small farm for {
larger one has here the opportunity offer
ed him.
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE curel
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale b,
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrlchs.
THREE charcoal kilns are to be erected
in Franklin little west of the tow,
house. A gentleman from Chicago ha,
undertaken the enterprise. The char
coal will be sent to Chicago from Cato
There is an abundance of timber in tn