The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-10-11

New goods and low prices in boot and
| shoe line at E. Krummheuer's. IS
AVA SMITH purchased the gray trotter
Little Turk, paying for him the sum of
$500.
The grading of Huron street is won
derful improvement in that location of
the city.
The Smalley Manufacturing Co. has
reduced its working force considerably
! this week.
For SALE CHEAP.-A first class organ
Monthly payments if desired.-Inquire
| at this office.
A DEMOCRATIC meeting will be held at
Michael Heirs in Meme on Saturday
| evening next.
Coal has gone up in this city. A great
many laid in their winter supply while
| the price was low
JOHN BIRsCH of Meme died on We'd
| nesday OF last week. He was one of the
| early settlers of that town.
JUDGE KIRwAN and A. J. Schmitz are
delivering political addresses in lake shore
| cities north of here this week.
| HERE is talk of race between Little
| Turk and Captain H. at the fair grounds
in this place within short time.
STEP in and see the large assortment
of shoes, slippers, ETC.; at lowest prices at
| Haukohls shoe store. oct1S
| CONDUCTOR MEAGHER's injuries were
not as serious as at first reported and it
| is now hoped that he will recover.
CUSTOM work and repairing of all l1iuds
| done on short notice at Hauhohl's shoe
| shop. Give them call. oct1S
The political gathering at Mishicott
| was the largest one seen in the county.
The speakers were A. J. Schmitz and III.
j. Gerpheide.
ID. Z. RICHARDS was up in Door county
last week making a contract for a boiler
and engine for new tug which is to be
| built this winter.
A. j. ScHMITz and H. J. Gerpheide adj
dressed meetings at Manitowoc Rapids
on Saturday evening last and at Mishi-
colt on Sunday.
W. f. NASH of Two Rivers was in the
| city on Tuesday. 1t is his first visit since
July. He has suffered much from asthma
the last four weeks.
ALBERT LANDRETH wants to be thought
he is Irish because of the love of that
nationality for Blaine, and has painted
his seed store green.
Nh. HOARD, republican candidate for
governor, Major lockwood OF Portage
and Col. Burchard were guests of Mr..
Luling while in the city.
l. \. STEWART and John A. Hussey,
both former principals of schools in this
city, are candidates for superintendent of
schools of Outagamie county.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
At Turner Hall on Saturday evening
next. II. J. Gerpheide of Fond du Lac
will address the meeting.
The Rev. John S. Reia of Sheboygan
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday, morning services in ex-
change with Rev. Guido Bossard.
81 inch az yds.) handsome checked
dress fanneis at 65cts. formerly sold at
Scots; a good bargain.
IL SCHUETTE Bros.
TAKE advantage of the last opportunity
to visit Milwaukee upon low rate EY-
position excursion ticket; see the great
attractions for nothing, and save railroad
fare besides.
| The largest stock of oil grain boots,
shoes and slippers ever brought to this
city can be found at Haukohl's shoe
| store. octlS
DANIEL PEPPARD formerly of Meme.
this county died last week in Denver,
Colorado, of typhoid fever. He was a
young man of large promise and of most
exemplary habits. He was at one time 4
teacher in this county.
WE receive daily new boots, shoes and
rubbers and will be glad to show our
goods and prices.
10 Il. kRUMMHEUER.
The burning of the distillery at Two
Rivers is rather singular matter, 1t is
undoubtedly the work of an incendiary
Some arrests are likely to take place soon
IN connection with the matter.
| HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
L Hinrichs.
| MARSHAL WIEBoLDT says horse steal
ing has grown to be quite an industry in
adjoining counties. Every day he re.
ceives notices asking him to look out for
stolen horses.
| On Tuesday last Linas Lawrence
reached his S0th birthday. On that oe-
cassion he slieked up, had his beard neatly
trimed and put on Harrison hat. H
looked as trim and clipper as youne
man of 25.