The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-17
"SAGWA" sold at Hinrichs.

"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.
CAcTUs-On-sold at Hinrichs.
The Williams House is to be heated
by steam.
AND still the predictions are for warm
er weather.
The street cutters have been well
cleaned up this spring.
OLD Jack Frost paid Manitowoc coun-
ty q visit on Monday night.
PEOPLE are using almost as much fuel
now as they did in January.
TREASURER GIELow is busy this week
selling land for unpaid taxes.
CANNED GOODS of all kinds very cheap
at Vogelsang L Weinschenk's.
THE schooner Corsican was chartered
for coal from Toledo to Manitowoc.
BLooD-PURIFIERs, none better in the
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
A BALL will be given at the Opera
House in this city on Saturday next.
LADIES walking shoes and slippers at
great bargains at E. krummheuer's
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
IN sums &c suit. NASH & NASH.
REPAIRING on boots and shoes neatly
and promptly done at Krummheuer's
HE temperature of last week was
from six to nine degrees below the normal.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs David
Long of this city died on Friday of last
week
THE Chicago will soon change its run
so as to reach here Saturday night as
before.
DIR. ROBERTSON and his crowd left for
Ahnapee on the Corona on Tuesday
evening
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared By Henry
Hinrichs.
THERE has been quite an increase in
the number of the saloons of this city
this year.
THOMAS FITZGERALD was examined on
a charge of insanity last week but was
discharged.
IT spat snow again on Monday but did
not succeed in doing much in the way of
snowstorm.
THE schooner st. Lawrence with the
water works pipes reached this place on
Tuesday night.
CAPTAIN PRUss has sold his interest in
the schooner Lydia to Schmidt & Witten-
berg for $1,000.
Picnic HAMS just received Just the
thing for family use, at Vogelsang &
Weinschenck's
Mrs ALBERT VETTING of this city died
on Sunday night last. She was adaugh-
ter of Carl Gelbke.
LAST Thursday was Ascension Day and
fttingly celebrated by the Catholic and
Lutheran churches.
DR.. SCHALLERN has sold the Easton
property to John Kucera who will open
farmers hotel there
HENRY SANFORD has two of the pref
test jersey cows in the state They are
full blooded and registered.
ATTENTION is called to the half-column
advertisement of Madison & Anderson
which appears in this ISSUE
BECKER & TEITGEN are selling the best
kerosene oil for ten cents per gallon de-
livered to any part of the city.
The steambarge lately launched, own
ed by Captain Campbell, was put on the
boxes on Monday to stop a leak.
The young people had a dance at
Woods Hall on Saturday last which is
described by participants as lust lovely"
WALL PAPER is away down in price; we
carry an entirely new line, exquisite in
design and coloring. NJ J. KERN.
The largest assortment of Ladies' and
Mems shoes can be found at Haukohl's
Shoe Store. II
EXCELLENT RIO CoFFEEs, ranging in
price from 15c to 25c. per pound, at
NoGELsANG & WEINsCHENK's
NEsHOTo wants post Office and should
have it. There is no other section of the
county so far removed from a post office.
IT showed steadily for q hours at Mar
quette, Mich, this week, and but for the
SHOWS thawing as it fell blockade would
result.
WHEAT is going up and a projected
corner promises to send it up still higher
1t is predicted that it soon will be 81 a
bushel.
THERE was heavy snow storm in the
northern part of the state on Saturday
last. 1t showed lightly in this city on
Sunday.
WILLIAM WITT has purchased the lot
on the corner of State and Ninth streets
for $780, He intends to build on it next
summer.
ALL the smaller song birds are suffer-
ing from the cold weather and many are
dying. The English sparrow enjoys life,
however.
THE city council has under considera-
ton an amendment to the fire ordinance
the present one being thought rather
stringent.
The little river steamer Balloon reach
ed this place on Sunday, having in tow
the tug Pensaukee which is to be locked
for repairs.
THE sale of reserved seats for the Kate
Benzberg Opera Co, on Decoration Day,
will open at G.. W. Fechter's bookstore
on Monday, May p.
The outbursts of passion on the part
of DIR. Robertson are said to be only a
part of his advertising scheme. He wants
to be liked about.
CALL at our store and we will be
| pleased to show our extensive line of
Wall Paper, almost $4,000 rolls.
NJ. J. KERN.
| FINE shoes for ladies, gents and child