The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-05

SICK HORSES are cured the quickest By
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
THIS spring, for the first time in the
history of Gibson, there was but one
ticket in the field.
THE people OF Two Rivers are going to
remove the ice blockade from their har-
Dor by means of dynamite.
SLEIGHs are the only things which can
be used on country roads, while the
streets in the city arc bare.
The ice was cut away from the tug
Arctic yesterday and she will soon be
steaming through the river
THERE are few roads in the United
States which have had as few strikes as
the Lake Shore & Western.
A VOCAL and instrumental concert will
be given at Turner Hall on Saturday
next by Prof. Bieling's pupils.
KossUTH remains the banner town for
caucuses. At the caucus held there last
week over 800 votes were cast.
THE heaviest vote polled at a town
meeting in Kossuth, was polled this
spring, running up to 800 votes.
Dixon, the Sheboyan Falls horseman
had his examination before Justice XII
land last week and was discharged.
THE committee appointed to visit Chi
cago to inspect the stock of the American
Desk and Seating Co., leave to-day.
a BIT of bread boiled with cooking cab
bage, it is said, will prevent the odor
which is so disagreeable to many persons.
Z. ID. SMART has large placard on his
Office door which reads: Candidates for
city offices not permitted to enter here"
A LITTLE child Of NJ. H. Murphy mar
rowly escaped being drowned last week,
having fallen into the cistern of a neigh
Dor.
JAMES MORGAN, the popular Milwaukee
merchant, publishes some very attract
i've figures in his new advertisement this
week.
AT Grand Rapids this state, the snow
is yet three feet deep and heavy teaming
is still carried on upon the ice on the
Wisconsin river.
GOOD FRIDAY opened with one of the
heaviest snow storms OF the year. For
tunately there was no wind blowing and
no blockade resulted.
GEORGE HUwACEK is preparing to put
up a brick building to be used for a
saloon and hotel at the corner OF Com
mercial and Main streets.
WANTED.-One hundred thousand ems
toners to buy boots, shoes, slippers & rub
bers OF which we have an enormous stock.
10 E. KRUNDIHEUER.
CHARLEY Thomson was disgusted with
the election on Tuesday. There was no
demand for good workers and the science
Of electloneering is falling into disuse.
MEssRs. OrTo & ANDERSON have re-
opened the City Meat Market on Com
mercial street and are prepared to supply
their customers with everything in the
meat line.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
AND now Max Rahr is a. alderman.
There is no telling where ambition may
lead these newly made papas. Max had
no political ambitions until he became a
man of family
MARSHAL WIEBoLDT has been a most
conscientious officer and has always been
prompt IN the discharge of his duties
He will likely ask to be continued in his
present position.
VIM. BAoH's forecast of the result of an
election is generally trustworthy one.
While he was active in county politics
his opinions were eagerly sought by those
| interested in the result.
FRED SCHUETTE seems to be a favorite
| Alderman, while lacking In aldermanic
| dimensions. He fears he will never at
tain the necessary proportions though be
be the choice of both parties.
SHERIFF BoLEN was sup the line" as
far as Florence last week, looking after
man who was lacking in the virtue for
which Joseph was famous. The sheriff
succeeded in finding his man.
Our spring stock of boots, shoes & slip
pers has arrived and we feel confident
that they will give full satisfaction in
style, fit, wear and prices.
| ~ E. kAuMxHUER.