The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-17

! W. 81. HORN has sold the schooner
| Australia to Perry Fl. Edwards, formerly
of this city. Andrew Anderson has also
sold one-fourth of the schooner Four
Brothers to Halvor Nicholson.
TREASURER GIELow has been grading
down the resident site which he lately
purchased in the Third ward in the
neighborhood of the depot. It is now
one of the neatest sites in the city.
A No. l TABLE BUTTER.-We have
made special arrangements by which we
can supply our customers with the best
and freshest OF butter for table use.
VoGELsANG & WEINsCHENK.
MARKHAM & MARKHAM have opened
Land agency IN connection with their in
surance business and would be pleased
to have people who wish to buy or sell
property to call on them,-over Torrison's
store.
MCKEE RANKIN, the celebrated actor,
viii appear at the Opera House in this
city May %. An opportunity to hear a
first class actor is not often presented to
Manitowoc audience. Rankin needs
no notice as his fame is national.
ALL the latest styles Of ladies', mems,
misses, boys and children's shoes have
arrived and we can show now, not alone
the largest and finest assortment in the
city, but also the lowest prices. Please
give us call and convince yourself.
EMIL KRUMMHEUER.
Ten pieces of fancy suiting, 30 in. wide
doublefold, for 10 cents a yard, former
price 20 cents. These are cheap dress
goods indeed, and they cannot be manu-
featured for anywhere near our price.
We cannot get any more to sell for 10
cents when these are sold out.
E, II SCHUETTE Bros.
Mr.. HUBBARD while in Chicago lately.
saw Mr.. Dickerman, who stated that
there was no doubt of the American
Desk & Seating Company coming to
ManitOwoc. Mr.. Healy intends to visit
the city soon to get estimates on the
material to be used in the construction
OF the factory, so that all things will be
ready to begin work by July l.
A DOG nipped Mr.. Paulus's horse on
Sunday last, causing the animal to
plunge so badly as to almost upset the
buggy. Mr.. Paulus had his little boy
with him and in his efforts to control the
horse and keep his child on the seat had
his hands full. He has become a dog
hater and insists that every dog which
appears on the street should be shot.
Who wouldn't have brussels carpet?
We do not propose to be outdone by the
carpet houses in the large cities in their
present run" on carpet prices-not
much! We are now offering fine as
sortment of BRUSSELS at scots q yaTd:
a splendid line of Body Brussels at 95cts,
or $1.00 made up. How do you like this?
a SCHUErTE BROS.
KAUFMAN, who is now serving SEN
tence in the county jail at this place for il
licilty manufacturing whisky, and VIM.
KloOs have formed a partnership and will
engage in the manufacture of whisky in the
city of Two Rivers, paying such tribute to
Uncle Sam as the revenue laws require.
They have purchased a complete outfit
and will begin work in the near future.
THE Monguagon, a schooner loaded
with coal and lying at dock in Milwau-
kee, was struck by the iron propeller
Clarion on Sunday last and sank so
quickly that those on board had to quit
it promptly in order to save their lives.
II is charged that the Clarion and pro-
peller Milwaukee were racing into the
harbor, but the captain of the Clarion
denies this.
w. A. WALKER and NJ. H. Murphy of
this city and John Murphy OF Cato have
purchased the Schuette farm just north
OF the city limits on the extension of
Eighth street, for $4,000. John Murphy
intends to dispose of his farm in Cato
and move on to portion of this recent
purchase and give his whole attention to
horse breeding The south portion of
the land will be plated and sold as resi-
dent sites.