The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-31

great bargains at h. krummheuer S.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH Il NASH.
WE Will be pleased to show our goods
and prices. E. kRUMMHEUER.
MEMORIAL services were held at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday evening
last.
Work in grading Seventh street be
tween Park and st. Clair has been com.
menced.
A CONFERENCE of the clergymen of the
reformed church was held in Newton
last week.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
HANsEN's Celebrated Cheese Coloring
and Cheese Rennet for sale by Vogelsang
& Weinschenk.
THE river and harbor bill as reported
by the committee to the senate appropri-
ates so, $685.
Mr.. SEEKER, father of William and
Charles SEEKER, died on Sunday and was
buried yesterday.
CABBAGE, Cucumbers, Beans ETC., can
be found constantly in stock at Vogel-
sang Il Woinschenk's.
Mr.. Villas lately lost fine colt recent
ly dropped. The colt was sired by Phal-
las and was valued at $1,000.
A GENTLEMAN from Cincinnati will take
charge of the coal docks at this place
after Mr.. Ingersoll's departure.
CEMENT of the best quality, in any
quantity, at lowest prices.
7 SCHUErTE Bros.
WALL PAPER is away down in price; we
carry an entirely new line, exquisite in
design and coloring. NJ. J. KERN
THE farmers are by no means in despair
just at present. The weather for the last
two weeks has been all they could wish
THE local rain season has begun
Sunshine in one portion of the county.
and rain In the other are now the order.
THE hay crop Will be simply immense
this year. Never before thus early in the
year has grass looked as well as at
present.
TILLsoN & SCHMIDT have the contract
for moving stone to the point where the
stand pipe for the water works is to be
located.
FRANK SIEDL is authority for the state
ment that the prospects for a good har-
vest in this county were never better
than now.
THE court calendar for the coming term
of court contains fewer cases than any
other within the memory of the oldest
inhabitant.
CIRCUIT court for this county opens on
Tuesday next, June 5. There are l.
criminal cases on the calendar, but none
of Importance.
Miss Eta SHERMAN OF this city, aged
26 died at the home of her mother on
Saturday last. She was a sister of MIR.
Eugene Sherman.
SHEBoYGAN keeps adding to its metro
politan features. A prize fight in the
neighborhood of that city on Sunday last
was the cap-sheaf.
A MILWAUKEE bridge builder is in the
city awaiting the action of the county
board on the bridge question in the towns
of Cato and Rockland
OK Saturday last Mr.. Fred Creole and
Miss Emma Schmitz of Newton were
married. The bride is a sister of A. J..
Schmitz, Esq, of this city.
A PERSON will be tried at the coming
term of the circuit for beating a cat.
Many persons should be tried for their
lives for not beating a dog.
THE waterpipes strung along the
streets provoke many inquiries from
farmers who have not heard of the city
airs Manitowoc is assuming.
OK Monday of this week Mr.. Louis
Schmitz and Miss Minnie Creole of
Newton We're married. Mr.. Schmitz is
one of the teachers of this county.
POLICEMEN Morrison and Benson can
tured two more tramps in Halls ware
house on Monday night The tramp is
approximating the dog as a nuisance.
We wish our farmer friends to remem.
Der that we are paying the highest mark.
| ct price for butter and eggs.
VoGELsANG & WE1NscHFSK.
A NUMBER of the boys of this city or
ganized base ball club last week anG
were to play the initial game of the sea
son on Sunday but the rain prevented.
CALL at our store and we viii b.
pleased to show our extensive line o
Wall Paper, almost 1900 rolls.
NJ ]. KERN.
We have added to our stock recently
me nne OF latest styles in glassware al
well rs a large quantity of crockery f al
kinds. NoGELsANG & WEINsCHFNE.
Mrs. ANDREW REFS of Green Bay dice
on Sunday afternoon last She was ;
daughte of Michael hellner of Kellners
vile. She was married three years ag,
and at the time of her death was % year
old.