The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-24

BLooD-PURIFIERs, none better IN the
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
REPAIRING on boots and shoes neatly
and promptly done at Krummheuer's.
| LADIES walking shoes and slippers at
great bargains at f. Krummheuer's.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
We VIII be pleased to show our goods
and prices. E. KRU2IMHEUER.
ANOTHER chilling rain storm from the
northeast set in on Thursday evening
last.
The merry carol of the bobolink now
adds to the opening beauties of the
] Spring.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
SALOONS! Saloons! Manitowoc can beat
the world in the number of saloons it
supports.
| THE ball at VIM. Kellner's at the Four
Corners on Sunday last was quite well
| attended.
| The schooner Corsican which came in
yesterday, was the first arrival for the
| coal docks.
TIE tug Pankratz brought a scow load
of stone to this place yesterday for the
waterworks.
THE first arrival at this place with coal
was the barge Emma E. Tyson for Tru-
man G Cooper.
The little steamer, Lotus was brought
here by the North Star on Friday to re-
| ceive a new wheel.
THE David Stewart brought a cargo of
| coal for this place on Sunday afternoon
for the Goodrich Co.
THE tugs Temple Emery, Pensaukee
| and Minnie Karl were il the dry dock
for repairs last week.
The road between Branch Village and
| the Five Corners" can beat the world in
| the way of roughness.
THE Z. S. senate has tackled on mil
lion and half dollars additional to the
| river and harbor bill
THERE is no other place in the county
| which gives more evidence of life than
L the lime kilns at Grimms.
BECKER & TEITGEN are selling the best
kerosene oil for ten cents per gallon de-
| livered to any part Of the city.
I. n. STEWART, principal of the Apple
| ton high school, resigned his position at
| the request OF the school board.
| ATTENTION is called to notice OF auction
| sale of Holstein Friesians near Plymouth,
| Sheboygan county, in this issue.
PEN. TILLsoN who had the contract
for filling up the lots of the Hooking
| Coal Co., has completed the work.
CEMENT of the best quality, in any
quantity, at lowest prices.
7 SCHUETTE Bros.
WALL PAPER is away down in price; we
carry an entirely new line, exquisite in
design and coloring. N. j. KERN.
THE buds have begun to burst and if
Jack Frost only keeps his hands off
nature will soon be clothed in its livery
OF green.
THE entertainment given by the pupils
o. ST. Boniface church on Monday even
ing last was quite highly enjoyed 10y the
audience.
! ToRRIsoE & Co. made the largest ship
ment of eggs one day this week ever
made from this city,-275 cases, 30 dozen
to a case.
THE crows are unusually active and
numerous throughout the county
Farmers find the shot gun to be the best
| exterminator.
IT is difficult to understand the differ
ence in temperature secured by going
few miles from the lake shore, without
experiencing it.
| The schooner st. Lawrence went into
the dry dock at this place for repairs after
having discharged her cargo for the wa
terworks company.
The ordinance relating to fire limits
was amended at the last meeting of the
| city council The ordinance as it now is
practically restores the old one.
YESTERDAY morning couple of dogs
attacked an old lady on Buffalo street
and before they were driven off by man
who was near had torn her dress.
THE tug Delta arrived here on Satur-
day with the steam barge d. w. Wilson
whose stern bearings were loose. She
went into the dry dock for repairs.
FARMERS in Manitowoc county may
have the melancholy satisfaction of know
ing that the spring is backward in all the
states east of the Rocky Mountains.
THIS spring is the time to buy farm
cheap in this county. The spring wealth
er has made land dirt cheap" Cold
weather Is worse than grasshoppers.
CALL at our store and we will be
pleased to show our extensive line of
Wall Paper, almost 5000 rolls.
| NJ. J. KERN.
The propeller Tioga lately ran from
Buffalo to Chicago in sixty three hours
and forty minutes, said to be the fastest
time made by boat between these points.
NEXT week the Goodrich boats will
probably begin to make tri-weekly trips
between this place and Chicago. AS the
weather improves business begins to
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