The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-07-12
manitowof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, July IL.

| BETTING on the result of the election
has already begun in this city.
GEORGE BRICK of Meme an old man
| of 50 years died on Friday last.
BLooD-PURIFIERs, none better in the
| world, sold at Hinrichs Drugstore.
THE largest assortment Of shoes and
| the lowest prices at L. krummheuer.
PIcNIcs are the order of the day. The
open bus is doing thriving business.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
THE democratic club meets at the Bus
mess Mems rooms on Saturday evening
next.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
TIE Canada Thistle commissioners in
the several towns are actively engaged in
suppressing noxious weeds.
The weather which was intensely hot
yesterday changed quite suddenly about
B o'clock in the afternoon.
THE Lake Shore & Western has leased
a short line of road known as the Pratt
road, which is now being extended.
ARvIN L. WEEKS of Sheboygan, a form
er resident and mill owner of Meme died
on Sunday night last aged n years.
THE alumni of the Manitowoc high
school will hold their annual reception at
the Windiate House on Saturday mex.
WE have many lots of Shoes which we
offer at cost and less.
2 L. KRUMMHEUER.
School of type-writing. Opens July
3, 1888. For terms and particulars adj
dress Joseph Pospisiel, Man;towoc, Wis
CANDIDATES for sheriff are numerous.
So far there are Fred Kruger, p J. Pierce,
Frank Zeman, Edward Conway and John
Engelbrecht.
The Smalley Manufacturing Co. has
just got ont its new catalogue. The
work was done in Buffalo and is fine
looking pamphlet.
HE Committee on Institutes have de-
cided to make county superintendent do
some work at their own Institutes this
year A wise move.
THE deckhands who were noisy and
abusive last week were not from the
Muskegon, as stated in last weeks Pilot,
but from the Corona.
MANITowoC people now look upon the
lake as their dearest possession. During
the early spring they would gladly trade
it off for a yellow dog.
THE old crowd who patronized the
bath house every day last summer, now.
take their swim near the Rapids railroad
bridge, whether they go by team.
BILL HINCHMAN of this city has had n
streak of luck, He was lately granted a
pension and received $3.50 as arrears
Very few people knew that Bill was an
old veteran.
The Bohemian societies of Milwaukee
Will have an excursion to this city on
Sunday next. A picnic will be given at
Gerpheide's Garden, and in the evening
theatre at the Opera House.
SANFORD is fixing up his sauctum in
true palatial style. He gets light 'from
above" that is, literally, not metaphoric-
ally speaking, and has his walls adorn-
ed with crazy quilt style of paper.
JOSEPH Villas has purchased the lot
west of the store occupied by Barnes,
Mendlik Il Mulholland. He intends to
put up large brick building covering
the site now occupied by the corner build
ing and the one recently purchased.
THE Slovanska Lipa has cut off that
portion of the barn standing near, which
projected beyond the front of the hall.
1t has been painted so as to be no longer
unsightly. Many other improvements
have been made in the interior of the
hall.
The Chicago Tribune contains an in
terview between DR.. Blake formerly of
this city who was one of a committee re-
presenting claw and decency" and Mayor
Roche of Chicago. The Mayor gave DR.
Blake and the others good lecture and
dismissed them.
AN open meeting of the Temple of
Honor of this city was held at the NJ. Z.
church on Sunday evening last. Adj
dresses were made by F. w. CRUDE, G..
W. T., Henry Sandford and the following
| clergymen: Mr.. Bossard, Mr.. Whitcomb
and Mr.. Laseron.
\ VERY interesting game of base ball
was played in this city between the
Smalleys and Park Nine on Sunday last.
The latter club was beaten by score of
to 4. 1t was one of the best games
ever played in the city and was played
with very few errors.
| Ir was not true as stated last week
that Dennis McCarty of Amigo dropped
dead on the street. He had been in fail.
ing health for two years and for three
weeks preceding his death was confined
to his house. He received all the rites
of the church before dying.
| JOSEPH SLADKY of Kossuth. lost five
cows little over a week ago from pois
oning. Joseph Kapper, a neighbor. was
| n u A. ,oF L
| poisoning and an examination was hello
before Justice McCarty. Poisoning cat
| tie is quite a serious offense.
EXACLY. WHAT Is SOUGHT AFTER
A safe, reliable, not repulsive remed,
that. can be taken without interferin.
| with business or pleasure or disorcaniz