The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-06-21

MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
AFTER the long siege of cold weather
people do not object to sweltering "a little.
A NUMBER of the teachers in the schools
Of the city have decided to take a years
rest.
TO-DAY is the longest day in the year.
Automatically, the summer season now
begins.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
An immense quantity of hay was
marketed here last week. 1t brought
good price.
THE sea serpent has again put in an
appearance, this time near a place called
Fire Island.
OSCAR CLARKE, a former resident of
Two Rivers was drowned at Muskegon
on Friday last.
SHERIFF BoLEN left on Monday for
Waupun, taking with him Nick Wickert
and Sammondg
SCHOOLS everywhere throughout this
county give considerable attention to the
study of plants.
THE Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. is coming
soon within the present mOnth-at the
Williams House.
THE teachers of the city of Sheboygan
visited Manitowoc on Saturday last, com
ing here by boat.
The swamp between Sixth and Seventh
street south of the Second ward school,
is being filled up.
J. l.. HANEY of Kewaunee has become
part owner OF the German paper pub
lished in that city.
II. II. HOGAN of Newton graduated
from the law department OF the State
University last week.
TIE schooner Southwest brought
cargo Of pipe and connections for the
water-wOrks yesterday.
THE steam barge George Marsh was
put on the boxes at Burger & Burgers
yard this week for repairs.
Do not forget the meeting of the
Democratic Club at the courthouse Sat
urday evening Of this week.
The Third ward public school closes
this week. The First ward and North
Side Schools close next week.
POLICEMAN BENSON ran Teiger. the
butcher, into jail one day last week for
being drunk and disorderly.
School of type-writing. Opens July Q,
1883. For terms and particulars address
Joseph Pospisiel, Manitowoc, Wis.
THE schooner G.. G.. Houghton reached
here on Saturday morning last with a
cargo of hard coal for the coal docks.
FLOUR AND FEED order what you want
in this line, and we will fill the bill.
% NoGELsANCi & WEINsCHENK.
WORMS on CURRANT-BUsHEs are killed
the quickest by my remedy.
HENRY HINRICHs Druggist.
SHERIFF BoLEN is kept pretty busy
these days in going to Waupun and Osh-
kosh with criminals and insane people.
Hot weather is prevailing in British
America and extremely warm weather is
expected in this region for some time to
come.
THE Bohemian acrobats Will give their
first performance on Saturday next.
After the performance dance viii be
given.
DURING the school year about to close
there were registered in the primary de-
partment of the north side school 1872
pupils.
The races at this place July +, Will
prove qrtito an attraction. A special
train Will be run from Two Rivers on
that day.
FISHING from the docks near the bridge
is all the rage. The BARRIERS catch the
most fish and VIII Richards tells the
biggest lies.
THE game warden has been looking up
some boys who, it is reported, have en-
gagged in the forbidden amusement of
spearing pickerels.
OLE BENSON informs The Pilot that he
was not at the house OF Lars Nelson
when the old lady escaped from the house
and hanged herself
THE Wisconsin State Teachers Asso-
citation summer meeting viii be held at
Eau Claire, July 3. 1 and D. No national
holiday for teachers.
\ son of Charles Steinbrecher Of Coop
erstown was lately ordained priest and
celebrated his first mass at Cooperstown
church on Sunday last.
THE season at Silver Lake commenced
on Sunday last. Mr.. Hemschemeyer
does a fine business through the summer
at this charming little retreat.
4 No. ! Family Flour always kept in
stock and delivered free of charge to any
part of the city.
% NoGELsANG & WEINscHENK.