The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-01-12

an IIhllehbe quauilty VI lIuiOOi ID OO-
ing shipped this winter from Meeme to
Towards Grove.
CIRCUIT COURT for this county opened
on Tuesday, Judge ellison having come
on the morning train.
SOME of the country schools have
closed the winter term already and will
not reopen until spring.
THE chair Of agricultural chemistry at
the State University is now filed by a
man eminent in this specially.
GEORGE GINTY in the Chippewa Herald
advocates the same disposition of the
surplus that Mr.. Schuette does.
SELLING OUT large lot of good over
alls and jumpers at % cents.
New YORK STORE.
MEN's and Boys OvERooATs at greatly
reduced prices at Schuette Bros cloth
ing store. IL
SELLING OUT lot of boys heavy wool
suits at $50 former price $3.50.
New YORK STORE.
The genuine Garland cook and heat
ing stoves, for sale only by
THE RAND & RoeMER HDwE- Co.
MANY of the railroads are selling mile
age tickets now at &c per mile and it is
thought that will soon be the ruling
price.
NINE owners in the Gogebic Range de-
mand that freight rates be reduced or
they threaten to discontinue working the
mines.
Do the taxpayers as they quit the col
lector's Office with receipt for money
paid, find that no state tax is collected
this year?
THAT portion of the Calumet road be-
tween this city and Browns Corners is
the worst in the county during the win
ter season.
MARTIN MEYER Of this city died on
Friday last. He was 46 years of age and
leaves large family. He was a member
OF the G. K. A.
Miss ALICE ANDREWS of this city died
on Sunday last of consumption Of the
lungs, after long sickness. Her funeral
took place on Tuesday.
The lively thermometers showed a
temperature of 90 degrees below zero
yesterday morning. It was the coolest
weather we have had this winter.
JOHN P. HUME of Chiffon has been pro-
noted to the very important position OF
clerk of the committee of expenditures
in the department OF the interior.
P. j. ROONEY, for many years clerk of
the circuit court for Kewaunee county,
has been appointed to position in
Washington at a salary OF 81 per day.
CHAMPION MOWERS, Reapers and Self
Binders and all repairs for Champion
Machines, also horse hay rakes, seeders,
ETC., at Lehmkuhl & Dicke's. 10
A BOY Is years of age, g son of James
Richards Of this city died on Thursday
last of typhoid fever. There are four
more OF the family sick with the same
disease.
Rev. B. LoRRIGAN Of Maple Grove is
quite seriously sick with hemorrhage of
the lungs. 1t is thought the sickness
was caused by over-study and want OF
exercise.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
THE weather bureau and the weather
clerk have been working at cross pur-
poses this week. When fine weather was
reported as coming, old Boreas woke UP
and came himself.
THE new line of the Mil. L. S. & W..
from Rhinelander to Ashland will be-
completed by July l. There is SO much
snow on the ground that frost does not
interfere much with the work.
MALARIA in any OF its forms, chills anc
fever, congestive chills can be prevented
or cured by the use of Simmons Liver
Regulator, a purely vegetable medicine
superior TO calomel and quinine.
BEFORE you buy your Parlor Stove yot
will do well to see the 1887 style OF tn,
"Art" Garland Base Burner. 1t Is ,
Beauty
The RAND & RnMER HYDE. Co.
Mr.. CzEK of this city has an advertise
ment on the first page Of this issue t,
which attention is called. Mr.. Click il
we'll known throughout this county a.
| an honorable business man and one de
serving of patronage.
THE Merchants Retail Commercis
Agency has issued its report for the las
half of the year 1887, containing tn
names Of parties whom it is unsafe t
give credit. The report contains til
names of number of Manitowoc peopl.
SELLING OUT a lot OF mems heavy WOO
suits at $3.50 aorseT price $3.50
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