The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-06-17
TIE Andy Johnson was in this port on

TIE Andy Johnson was in this port on
Monday.
The fremen had their semi-annual
review on Monday.
EG-AT The New York Store: Bleached
Muslin at 1!c, a yard.
gAT the New York Store: The beat
dennims at lie. yard.
The "Flag Drill" entertainment was
quite a successful affair.
FgAT The New York Store: Mems
suits at 1915 to S22.00 suit.
The German editors held their annual
meeting at Madison last week.
A LOT of GA (36 inch) Cashmeres for
cts. yard, at Schuette Bros.
A LARGE new stock of Boys and Child
ren's Clothing at Schuette Bros.
80 AT The New York Store: One case
check ginghams only 3kc. yard.
THERE are a greater number of saloons
in Manitowoc this year than last.
CoRNIoE poles brass trimmed in black
cherry, and plush at Piening & Fechter's.
MONDAY last was observed as holiday
by the Catholic and Lutheran churches.
rsS~AT The New York Store: 70 dozen
ladies' bordered hd'k'fs only &c. piece.
Fs-AT 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.
r9AT The New York Store: Child
ren's short pants for 35c., worth double
the money.
E8~AT the New York Store: White
corded piqua at &c. yard, generally sold
at &c. a yard.
No clergyman, as yet, has been secured
to take the place made vacant by Mr..
Craig's resignation.
CALL signs fail in dry times" and
Tuesdays rain came without being
heralded by any signs.
sqrAT The New York Store: 80 pieces
Washington turkey red calico in elegant
styles only DC. yard.
THE tug Owen was il the dry dock this
week receiving repairs on her machinery
and new screw wheel
AT The New York Store: Just re-
ceiyed a lot Of crockery sold cheaper than
ever before in the city.
THE Appleton Crescent has reached
its 34th year and gives evidence of the
vigor suited to that age.
E8-AT The New York Store: Nice
ahildren's suits for 95c. $1.25 and 81 80,
worth double the money.
GOODS taken back and money refunded
at Schuette Bros, if goods or prices are
not satisfactory to the purchaser.
AT The New York Store: A fine line
of ladies' silk gloves and rcitts in all the
leading shades at extreme low prices.
THE Great Slaughter Sale of boots,
shoes and slippers is taking place at
jus E. KRUMMHEUER's
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
FL. L. MARKHAM.
JUDGE gibson adjourned court on
Saturday last until Monday of next week.
He did it at the request of the lawyers.
THERE is comparatively little grain
coming to market. Farmers are holding
it as long as their circumstances will per
NIT.
THE lively fire cracker will soon be
sputtering IN the streets and the tow
headed urchin will be king with de-
light.
SICK people in this county had an ex-
cellent chance to recover last week: all
the physicians were busy in the court
room.
HARPER's MAGAZINE is ''going for" the
practice of wearing stuffed birds on the
bat. 1t denounces the practice as cruel
ty to birds.
Fs65 AT The New York Store: Summer
skirts for 20, 40 and Coo, such as you
have been paying double the price for
heretofore.
AT the New York Store: 80 ladies'
embroidered dresses at 81. 65 and 81. 90
a dress, (sold elsewhere for So. 5O,) worth
double the money.
AT The New York Store: The biggest
bargain ever offered to close our line of
gros grain silks In all colors at 623c. a
yard, worth positively $1.25.
A BAND of Gypsies passed through
this place one day last week. They were
somewhat in a hurry as officers from
Sheboygan were on their track.
On Monday next the sun will have
reached his northern limit and will pro-
oesd on its journey southwark, and we
have not suffered from the heat yet.
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 FULL line of Whitney children car
riages, the best made and cheapest wagon
in the market. Every one guaranteed
for one year, at Piening L Fechter's.
Our prices are ALWAYS at Innst or Io,r