The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-03

per Hanson's yard on Tuesday.
THERE were large number OF farmers
in the city on Tuesday. The land, was
not in fit condition for planting.
SIMON Cullen Ct Sheboygan success.
fully passed the examination for admis-
sion to the bar at Madison last week.
MEMS SUITS at 800, 400, 500, 700, $50
1000 1900, 1900, 100, 1880, 1000 and
240O at Schuette Bros. 10
IT may be Just as well to keep Eighth
street bridge open constantly; then peo-
pie could abandon travel on it wholly.
WALL PAPER is away down in price; we
carry an entirely new line, exquisite in
design and coloring. NJ. j. KERN.
SPoRTsMEN amuse themselves this
spring in trap shooting. There are some,
however, who openly violate the game
laws.
SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS $50
will purchase neat and serviceable,
black. all wool Mans Suit at Schuette
Bros.
The robins which spent the winter In
Manitowoc are growing discouraged and
act as if they'd be forced to go south
after all.
MAY is arbor day il Wisconsin but
people are so occupied in trying to keep
warm they have no thoughts of arbori-
culture.
THE small boy and the girl who num-
ches peanuts on the street will be panied
to learn that peanut trust has been
formed.
An old man named Fuerst was brought
to the city on Tuesday from Two Rivers
by Charles Willert and Joseph Roemer.
He is insane.
THE Smalley Manufacturing Co., this
week ships one of its cutters to Brussels,
Belgium, to be shown at the Information
al Exhibit there.
JOHN JOHNSON of this city, father of J.
G. johnson died April 26 aged 76 years
| and ) months. His funeral took place
on Sunday last.
THE steamboat feet of the Inter Ocean
Transportation Co. left for Escanaba on
| Tuesday, the first departures of the sea-
son for that place.
r. KLINGHoLz & SoN have purchased
the wholesale liquor store of F. Rudolph
on the corner of Eighth and Randolph
streets, south side.
| THERE are three steam barges in the
ice near the Straits, but it is not thought
| they can get through until the ice is less
solid than it is now.
w. H. SEAMAN of Sheboygan and W.
| Seyk of Kewaunee were chosen delegates
to the st. Louis convention from this
| congressional district.
THE Love-Inman Comedy Co. will ap-
pear at the Opera House in this city on
May 8 and 10, and will present the play
entitled Clear Grit"
THE schooner Imperial has been put in
excellent shape this winter. Captain
Warden says she is now stronger and bet
ter than when first built.
II. w. GILBERT is the fruit tree man
said to be from this county against whom
the people of Kewaunee county claim to
have cause for grievance.
ToMAHAwK is the paradise of saloon
keepers The village is only one year old
and has twenty saloons. A license fee of
only 500 each is exacted.
| WARD, the Milwaukee prize fighter
over whom there is SO much stir these
days, has frequently been in Manitowoc
He is a hard looking citizen.
JOHN P. HUME of Chiffon has been
promoted to the position of private sec
rotary to Secretary Villas. Mr.. Hume
has well earned the promotion.
| THE amount of building about to be
done in this city this year has produced
something of lumber famine. Pankratz
& Co. are getting lumber by rail.
THE Chicago Sunday papers reach this
place more regularly on Tuesday than on
Monday. Some route agents need
bouncing for the good of the service
CALL at our store and we will be
pleased to show our extensive line of
Wall Paper, almost $4,000 rolls.
NJ J. KERN
Mss MAGGIE HEALY of Cooperstown
was brought to the city on Saturday last
and adjudged insane. She was taken to
Oshkosh on Monday by Sheriff Bolen.
THE republican county convention for
Manitowoc county, to choose delegates
to the state convention will be held at
the court house in this city on Saturday
next.
THE weather predictions are invariably
to the effect that warmer weather is about
to prevail. Greely's arctic experience no
doubt makes him believe the weather is
warm.
JOHN BACoN's old white horse has gone
the way OF all horse flesh. The old ami
NAL carried its head high in life but it
could not withstand the call to come up
higher.
/ Mr.. DIcKERMAN Of the American Desk
& Seating Co. writes a friend in this city
that he will be here himself in a few days.
Matters will probably be definitely set
tied then.
The city council should do something
on the bridge swinging matter. The
thing is becoming nuisance. At times
the bridge is kept open fully fifteen
minutes.
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore