The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-07-19
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.

"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs
CACTUs-OIL-sold at Hinrichs.
Two RIVERS has distillery of its owl
| now.
SUMNER visitors are very scarce this
year.
THE editorial association meets at Mil
| waukee next week.
PRESERVE JARS very cheap at Vogel
sang & Weinschenk.
The ay season is at hand and horses
| suffer from the pests.
RYE is being harvested in the western
portion of this county.
THE cool weather of the last week has
been highly enjoyable.
TURsDAY's rain was genuine smile Of
Providence to the farmer.
FARMERS have had Unusually fine
weather for haying this year.
DoN'T forget the North Side Park fes-
tiyal next Thursday evening.
THE Dickerman factory is a subject OF
earnest discussion these days.
EVERY dog in the city should be COM
PEELED to pay tax OF at least so. j.
QUITE a large number OF Two Rivers
people were in the city on Sunday.
BLooD-PURIFIERs, none better in the
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
The largest assortment of shoes and
the lowest prices at e. Krummheuer.
MONEY To LOAN on good farm security
IN sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
BATHING SUITS for men and for boys,
at Schuette Bros. 10
4 BOY wanted to learn the BARRIERS
trade. Inquire of Anderson & Dedrick.
THE walls of the Orphan Asylum and
Home for the Aged are beginning to loom
up.
DIR. j. L. MARTIN of this city and Miss.
Halleck Of Ann Arbor were married last
week.
The waterworks company is receiving
quite a number OF orders from private
parties.
icE-cREAM, cake, lemonade etc. served
at the North Side Park next Thursday
evening.
The citizens should appoint a vigilance
committee and string burglars up when
caught.
The days have shortened up to such
an extent that people can notice the DIFF
ference
Sick HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
THE rush for schools is over, although
there are quite number of teachers yet
unemployed.
The rumor aaoat about boys being
drowned in a we'll in the Third ward is
all moonshine.
FARMERS in this county at a distance
from the lake shore are about through
with their haying.
THE jury in the inquest on the body of
Robert Clauder rendered verdict of ac-
cidental drowning.
On Sunday next the Turner's OF this
city will have an excursion to Menominee
4 large number will go.
GOOD whiskey at reasonable rates at r.
klingholz x Son, south side. Farmers
get your supplies there.
Mr.. ANDERSON Of the firm OF Madison &
Anderson of this city lately sold in one
day five Mccormick self binders.
BARNUM has no intention of visiting
Manitowoc this season. A ten-cent cir
Gus meets all the wants OF Manitowoc.
WE have many lots Of Shoes which we
offer at cost and less.
E. KRUMMHEUER.
School of type-writing. Opens July
9. 1888. For terms and particulars adj
dress Joseph Pospisiel, Manitowoc, Wis
A COUPLE of men at work in the trench
es of the waterworks were hurt on Tues
day by the sides of the trench caving in.
Mrs. BETTY MAHoN of Liverty was ex-
amined Wednesday and declared insane
She has been in the insane asylum before.
FRANK VANDYKE, a young man who
was at one time a resident of this city,
died on Sunday last at Post City, Iowa.
EVERYBODY wishing to pass pleasant
evening will please step around to the
North Side Park next Thursday evening.
HENRY DREwsEN who kept hotel IN
this city some years ago, died at Wausau
last week. His body was brought here
for burial.
LosT.-On Sunday last, in this city, a
black hair watch cham with gold slide in
center. A suitable reward will be given
for its return to Frank Zeman.
FARMERS, when purchasing your sup
plies OF liquors for the harvest season, do
not fail TO call on r. Klingholtz & Son,
south side under Koehler's store.
A TEACHERS institute for this county
to commence August ~ and to continue
one week will be held in this city. 1t
will be conducted by Mr.. Viebahn.
JOHN Voss of KEEL stalwart republi-
can for years and years, has served his
connection with that party and will vote
for Cleveland and Thurman this fall.
THE Smalley Nine encountered Wa
terloo at Kewaunee on Sunday last, hav-
ing been defeated by score of 4 to 81.
It was bad day for Manitowoc all
around
JULIE ENERT who has an army of friendg