The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-06-07

HENRY HISRICHs grew tired waiting
for warm weather and opened up his
soda fountain this week in the hope that
people would play that spring had set in.
Nh. [. T. INGERsoLL and Miss Elsie
Barnes were married at the residence Of
j. ". Toombs in this city on Saturday
evening last. They left on the night train
for Chicago.
| WHEw, what an amount of coal was to
/ be handled at this place if the river was
to be dredged to the depth asked by the
Hooking Coal & Iron Co.! The river is
dredged but -
| THERE does not seem to be an amazing
! amount Of traffic in the river this sum
mer, Notwithstanding the excellent con-
dition Of the harbor secured at large
| expense to the city.
THE bulletins which were displayed in
the windows OF the telegraph Office in
this city giving a synopsis OF the pro-
ceedings Of the convention in ST. Louis.
attracted but little attention.
| WORKING PANTS, comfortable fitting
and strongly sewed, 10. LOO, 1.25, 80,
LIS and $500; also well made JACKETS
OVER. ALLs at the lowest price out.
X SCHUETTE Bros.
FRANK SEIDL left on Tuesday morn
ing for Canada to make a contract with
parties for his reaper and mower attach
ment. Frank has a good thing in this
invention and will make fortune out
o. it.
Mrs. ANNIE TAGGE wife of William
Tagge of Schleswig died on May %; aged
q. She was the only daughter of Fred
and Ernestine Rumpf of Meme and was
held in high esteem in the community in
which she lived.
IT Is said there will be quite change
| made in the time of the arrival and de-
parture of trains and that the eating
ing house at the depot in this city viii
be discontinued. The change is to take
place next Sunday.
QUITE a number of lawyers from other
counties are present at this session of the
circuit court. Among the number are
Col. Gabe Bouck of Oshkosh, W. II. Tim
lin Of Milwaukee, r. L. Wing and John
Wattawa of Kewaunee.
YoU who lead sedentary lives will find
great relief from the constipation with
which you so often suffer by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator. 1t is a simple,
harmless, vegetable compound, sure to
relieve you, and can do no injury.
THE contract for grading Seventh
street between Huron and St. Clair was
set aside by the city council on Monday
last owing to some discrepancy between
the terms of the contract and the petition
asking that the grading be done.
BECKER & TE1TGEN and Charles Spin
dler have secured patent on an article
OF domestic use and have made arrange
ments FOR manufacturing it, The upper
floor Of the building adjoining Becker &
IIetgen's stOreis to be used as the factory.
An accident occurred on a branch of the
Lake Shore & Western near Amigo on
Tuesday whereby Is persons were injured
but none seriously. 1t was log train
and tie accident was caused by some logs
rolling off the cars and misplacing
switch.
JUSTICE MARKHAM did a land Office
business with drunk and disorderIy cases
on Misunderstanding seven in all. One
was Two Rivers man who admitted he
was drunk but laid the whole thing to
Manitowoc beer which cut up queer ca
pers with his "innards."
GUNDER TcRRIsoN and Will Walker
are regular David and Jonathan affair.
Neither is happy if the other is sad and
they ''mingle sorrows and loves" as if
they were brothers. Both can play a
stiff game of five spot" but Gunder
never tries to set VIII back.
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 a call and convince yourself.
EMIL KRUMMHEUER.
A LAD about three years old was
drowned in the river near the depot on
Monday last. He was the son of man
named Seske who lives in that neighbor-
hood. The boy tried to step from the
dock to a vessel lying near and fell in.
His body was recovered about an hour
after the accident occurred.
FIVE saloonkeepers were arrested for
selling liquor to the two Indians who
caused some trouble on the streets last
Wednesday by fourishing revolvers.
Three of them paid their fines without a
contest bat the other two will fight the
matter in the courts, claiming they sold
| nothing to the Indians.
THIRTEEN persons met at the Office of
| Schmitz & Kirwan on Saturday last to
organize club which shall be one Of the
National League of Democratic Clubs"
A committee on permanent organization
was appointed and it was decided to hold
the next meeting at the court house on
Saturday June 9, at p. NJ.
SOME Polish sisters have for some time
been conducting an orphan asylum and
old folks home in the city near the
Catholic Polish church Within the last
year their facilities have grown too limit
ed for the demands made on their charity
| and they have decided to ask for contri-
buttons from the citizens to enlarge their
buildings.
QUTTE number OF black bass are
caught in the river at Manitowoc Rapids.
One 1av last week Judca Roanoob o,,1