The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-19
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.

| SCHULTZ the Halter has the lates
In hats and caps.
THE frogs have tuned up and are Civ
/ ing feeble concerts.
TIE river has kept up its boom quite
steadily this week.
| SOME seeding has already been done il
portions of this county.
THERE will not be much planting done
in this county this week.
THE price Of wheat is going up and The
| rise is not due to a corner.
WILD ducks and geese are numerou.
in the neighborhood of Green Bay.
| THE spring freshets are over and the
country roads are improving rapidly.
TRUMAN & CooPER's dredge will be
stationed at Sheboygan this summer.
BUHsE & ScHSEIDER's fishing tug
brings fresh fish daily TO the city now.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
IN sums to suit. NASH IL NASH.
SOME Of the lawns which slope to the
southern side are already instinct with
life.
TIE bridge question will be leading
one at the coming session of the county
board.
JOHN KELLNER now sends his flour and
feed around in stylish new delivery
wagon.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
THE Smalley Manufacturing Co. ex-
poets to put out about 1900 feed cutters
this year.
A VERY disagreeable storm, mixture
OF snow, sleet and rain set in on Tuesday
morning.
FOREIGN potatoes are pouring into
New York at the rate of 10000 bushels
per week.
SOME repairs viii have to be made on
the protecting piers Of the city bridges
this year.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of G. W. Fechter which appears in
this issue.
THE dredge of Starke Bros. of Milwau-
kee will do the dredging at this place
this summer.
II. II. MURPHY and ". A. Walker are
becoming heavy purchasers OF real estate
in this city.
THE steam barge z. S. Tice came down
the river on Monday and set out for the
summers work.
MICHAEL MURPHY of Cato has been ap,
pointed town treasurer, vice Thomas
Halron resigned.
An occasional sail on the lake gives
people hope that this year will not pass
without summer.
REPoRTs from states which produce
winter wheat are uniformly favorable re-
garding that cereal.
UNCLE Tom is by no means dead yet
and the blood-hounds' parade never
grows monotonous.
THERE Is not great amount Of ma,
terial on the docks of this city this spring
awaiting shipment.
EDWIN S. Tee was elected one of the
county commissioners of Delta county
Michigan this spring.
REV. Mr.. LAsERoN of this city was Of
fered the position of chaplain in the state
prison, but declined.
A BULLDOG in this city took hold of q
Two Rivers farmer on Monday last and
used him up quite badly.
Mrs. RUsCH has requested the life saw
ing crew of Two Rivers to make search
| for the body of her husband.
THE Manitowoc Water Works Co. fled
articles of association at Madison last
week,-capital stock, 100000
COUNTY CLERK BUHsE is of the opinion
that a special meeting of the county
board will be called for May 2Sth.
Ton WINDIATE says the hill sides in
the woods are covered with spring flow.
ers. Tom tells the truth by way of g
change.
HERzHoG Bios. will open q saloon in
the Alter building on Eighth street. Mr.
Dubetzky viii take up Lis old quarters
on Buffalo street.
II Is said that Gagnon Brothers OF Two
Rivers will open grocery store in The
building occupied until recently by
! james Hampton.
| THE steamer Ludington was laid III
last week at this place. She viii receiv,
repairs and again go into commission
before the spring closes.
TRUMAN & COOPER have everything
prepared to begin dredging and Will like
ly begin work the latter part of this O
the beginning OF next week.
SUPT. DoSoHUE OF the Lake Shore &
Western has purchased a building sit,
in Sheboygan and viii make that plac
his residence in the near future.
| The contract for new school build
| ing in the Stoker district in Franklin ha
been let. A school building in that dis
| trict has long been crying want.
| THE newly appointed night watchmsr
Milton Benson, is one of these muscula
fellows whom it will not be safe for dis
turbers Of the peace TO fool with.
| WANTEp.-One hundred thousand Gus
toners to buy boots, shoes, slippers & rub
bers of which we have an enormous stocl
IL E. kRUM,IHEuER.
A HEAVY ore train was kept CONSTANT
on the railroad bridge at this place t