The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-07-01

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Road. 1t is a part of the regular city
exchange.
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.
HISRICHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or Sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
| Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
4 Hinr1chs.
A YOUNG fellow, sailor, who has been
at the city hospital for some time, was
sent home by the propeller Lawrence on
Sunday night. The poor fellow will
hardly recover.
IT is said that Paris green when scat.
tered on patato vines kill number Of
small birds. 1t is too bad the English
sparrow could not be induced to visit
potato patches.
THE city council extended the time for
the saloonEeepers who have not yet paid
their license to Wednesday, July 7. at
which time the marshal Will close them
up if the licenses are not paid.
A FINE two story dwelling and lots,
adjoining my residence, for sale or rent.
also a two acre lot across the road north
of Fair Ground, for sale cheap. En-
quire of Ell. L. MARKHAM.
A BALL will be given at Temperance
Hall, Meme on Monday evening, July
5. The music will be furnished by
Wildgrube's Family Band. Tickets
S1.00 for one class, and SOC. for aDother.
REINHARDT RAHR has a couple of
curiosities in the shape of two white
crows which he purchased from farmer
near KeIlnersville. These birds are very
rare and Reinhardt paid good price for
them.
The fence signs lately put along the
country roads have attracted the mis-
chievous propensity of the average boy
and the aforesaid signs are made to say
things entirely at variance with the pur-
pose of their origin.
AT the late term of court there were
eight divorces granted, and one applica-
ton taken under advisement by the
Judge. There were in all ten cases of
that kind on the calendar. Divorces will
soon be as common as marriages.
THERE is some talk of compelling the
owners of boat houses at the head of
York street to vamose with their houses.
There does not seem to be much reason
in the demand as the boat houses do not
seem to be in the way of anyone.
10 bars soap, with basket, $l.00.
80 lbs. dried apples, LOO.
IL lbs. green rio coffee, LOO.
lbs. good roasted coffee, loo.
Sugar syrup, per key, Ito, I.25 and LAO.
s SCHUETTE BROS.
1T is q rather tough thing when per-
son gets off what he thinks is good
joke, to be compelled to go around and
show the point, and when this is the case
with man as quick to see as Hersch
Smalley, it positively becomes an outrage.
Mr.. BURCH of Two Rivers spends his
vacation in very pleasant as we'll as
health-giving manner. He sets out with
horse and buggy and travels by easy
stages through the state spending the
heat of the day in the shade or botanizing.
JUDGE gibson in sentencing Peter
michel, gave him the full extent of pun
ishment allowed by the law for the
offense of which he was found guilty.
He stated that the jury should have
found him guilty of higher grade of
offense.
MANITowoC is getting to be quite a
market for horses. During the last two
weeks there have been three persons at
the Windiate House from Sturgeon Bay
and one from Manistique. They paid
good prices and secured number of fine
horses.
In no other medicinal preparation have
the results of the most intelligent study
and scientific inquiry been so steadily
and progressively utilized as in Ayers
Sarsaparilla. 1t leads the list as truly
scientific preparation for all blood
diseases.
LoN SMITH of st. Louis, who with his
family is spending his vacation in the
city, was made happy yesterday by the
advent to the family circle of a baby
boy. The boy is all the more welcome
for having first put in an appearance at
his papa's old home.
JUDGING from the material sold by
farmers on the streets these days, there is
a return to primitive times; wood and
railroad ties seem to have crowded out
sales of wheat. Indeed there is nothing
which farmer can raise now which pays
as poorly as wheat.
Mr.. WERNECKE of Newton owns an
old mare which is now 81 years of age
and this spring had a colt. He has
raised from her in all, % colts. The old
animal is still spry enough to take milk
to the cheese factory every morning.
the only work she performs.
THERE will be no public celebration
of Independence Day in Manitowoc this
year. There may be some picnics by
| other societies than the G. A. r., which
will have a picnic. The excursion by
| lake to Kevaunee seems to be the only
thing of a public character. Balls