The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-31

4 MAMMOTH feed cutter was tested by
the Smalley Manufacturing Company on
( Thursday OF last week 1t was the first
of the kind manufactured and it worked
to charm.
Z
TRUMAN & COOPER have secured the
contract to dredge for the water-works
company where the pipe is to be laid
across the riyer-at Ninth street and
near the dry dock.
/ TRUMAN & COOPER have become agents
/ for the Columbus & Hooking Coal and
Iron Co, and announce that all orders
Will be filled by them at the same price
as by the Company.
/ 4 SMALL farm house and barn were de-
stroyed by fire on Wednesday night in
the Third ward near Polack hill. The
fire got under good Roadway before the
/ engines reached there.
| Huron street north of Mrs. Emery S
will be filled up, the clay taken from
| Seventh street being used for that pur-
pose. This is quite an improvement for
the people in that neighborhood.
G. Z. SMALLEY thinks the chances Of
his converting "P. J." to protection are
fully as good as that "P. j." will make
clear to Charley the error of his ways.
The improbability in this case arises
from the fact that "P. j." has right, by
golly."
THIS week steam heating apparatus is
Radiators will be put in all the rooms of
the lower floor and also in the second
floor rooms. The hall and a number Of
the rooms in the third floor viii also have
radiators.
THE boat club elected the following
officers on Tuesday evening: President,
E. G. Nash; Secretary, John Chloupek;
Treasure, C. A. Knudson. The first spin
of the season was taken on that evening.
The regular rowing evenings are Tues
days and Fridays.
RICHARDS Bios. say The Pilot was
mistaken in stating they want an erciU-
Size franchise for ten years. Should the
city agree to take Il certain number OF
lights at certain price they will be sat
isfed with a franchise which does not ex-
clude other companies.
LADIES' SUMNER UNDERWEAR.
We are Offering ten dozen ladies' Jer-
sey Vests at the low price of 25c. each.
Also a line Of medium weight Jersey
Vests, with sleeves at 80 cents, as well as
several grades of high and low neck gauze
vests. % SCHUETTE Bros.
MAYOR TORRIsON reported to the coun-
Gil on Tuesday night that he has had
correspondence with Captain Davis, in
charge of Lake Michigan harbors, rela-
tive to removing the shoals in the harbor
outside the shore line, but was informed
nothing could be done until after the
appropriation bill had passed
ALL the latest styles of ladies', mems,
misses, boys and children's shoes Lave
arrived and we can show now, not alone
the largest and finest assortment in the
city, but also the lowest prices. Please
give us a call and convince yourself.
7 EMIL KRUMMHEUER.
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A COUPLE of Indians got on a good
load OF fre-water yesterday and last
night while walking by Oscar Alters
drug store little dog tackled Them
The Indians drew revolvers to shoot the
dog and there was lively scampering of
the people who feared being shot. Po-
licemen Morrison and Benson put in an
appearance and took the two noble red
men to the jail
THE bath rooms run in connection with
my barber shop on the south side in the
Beers block will be open on Thursday
afternoon for ladies. A lady attendant
will be present on that day. Entrance
through the hallway between Eggert's
shoe store and Beers saloon. On all
other days the bath rooms are open for
gentlemen. GEORGE BEAN.
THERE is no fact more generally adver-
tised than that communications designed
for publication must be accompanied by
the writer's name. Otherwise, the letters
go into the waste basket. But such
communications continue to pour in. It
is an easy thing seemingly to understand.
that publishers of papers insist upon
knowing who their correspondents are
and will insert nothing when the name
of the writer is unknown.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
A meeting to organize a democratic
club for Manitowoc county, which shall
be a member of the National League of
Democratic Clubs" will be held at the
Office of Schmitz & Kirwan in the city of
Manitowoc on Saturday, June . at 100
P. NJ. All persons in sympathy with the
principles Of the democratic party are in
vited to be present.
BY ORDER OF CoMMITTEF,
BY reference to card published else
where it viii be noticed that Hon. Henry
Wits has withdrawn as candidate for
register of deeds. Never did a more
thorough gentleman than Mr.. Wits ask
for Office at the hands of the people of
the county. \ warm-hearted, impulsive,