The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-06-28

The editors of the state viii call al
Manitowoc July "a, while on their annual
iunket. Some of the citizens propose
giving them a feast.
Challies Deldines are at present being
worn much more than in former years
We have a good assortment of these III
several grades. 90 ScHUETTE Bros.
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The schooners FL. Fitz Hugh and M. F
Merrick brought coal for the Hooking
CO. of this place this week. The schoon.
ers J. s. Richards and Kingfsher arrived
with coal for the Goodrich docks.
We have a splendid assortment Of
CyinkIed Seersuckers at from 5 cts. a yard
up. These goods have become more pop
ular than We had thought possible.
) SCHUETTE Bros.
JOHN DUMKE has purchased the build
ing which some time ago was used by
Frank Fisher for a warehouse for agri-
cultural implements and is moving it on
the lot north OF Charles Books store
He has leased the lot for term of five
years.
WANTED an active energetic man to
represent us as sales-agent in this city
Address WANAMAKER & Brown Phila-
delphia.
The largest Retail Clothing House in
America.
FRED KRUGER is strutting about these
days feeling bigger than Jerry Rusk.
Fred would rather have the twelve pound
boy who arrived at his place during the
early part OF the week than the republl-
can nomination for the presidency. He
buys the cigars without a murmur.
THE graduating exercises of the North
Side school will take place in the Assem-
bly, Room on Friday, June 90 at P. NJ.
The class is composed of the following:
Adelia J. Boecher, Amanda Book, Car
linda Classon, Nellie Conway, Josie Ed
wards, Rose Norton, Pearl Pierce, Bertha
Stirn, Coretta Thompson.
ANOTHER lot of of embroidered dress
robes in white, cream and colored, was
| just received. Prices of these robes are
about thirty per cent. less than formerly
owing to the late spring, and our stock
of these goods is eastern market.
| SCHUETTE BROS.
! Possibly as the time for election draws
near enthusiasm may grow. But thus far
the work of both nominating conventions
has been received with placid indifference.
Even the dead lock at Chicago did not
awaken any interest in this city and the
bulletin boards at the telegraph office
were scanned only by passers-by.
! THE base ball club known as the "Man-
itowocs" having been beaten by the lads
known as the "Smalley nine" sought
smaller game last Sunday in the Park
nine'-a juvenile club. On the ninth
inning the score was a tie. On the tenth
inning the big fellows made four runs
and won. The little chaps claim they
could down the others if they had their
regular players.
BERT JOHNSON struts about feeling as
much elated as if he had the political
right of wearing a red bandanna. Next
to being good democrat and a conscien-
tious bachelor Is it praiseworthy to be
the father of little girl, and to this dis
! tinction Bert attained yesterday. 1t is a
costly luxury to be a papa for the first
time when there are so many people
about who are willing to smoke.
ANTON AsLACKsoN, the trunk thief who
escaped with Lucas from the jail at this
place, returned and gave himself up. He
reached the jail on Monday night at II
o'clock and raped on the window of the
jailor's room. He explained that his
parents, who live in Liberty induced him
to return, but afterwards contradicted
this by stating that he had tramped from
Calumet county. He says he does not
know where Lucas is as he did not see
him since Sunday.
THE Chicago Herald says of the New
ton Beers Company, which gives an en-
tertainment at the Opera House next
Monday: "A large audience attended
the first presentation of Newton Beers
Lost in London" at the Academy of
Music last evening and applauded the
good points of this spectacular produc-
ton to the echo. The scenery proved to
be something beyond the ordinary, and
the specialties introduced into the play
were very much appreciated. The lead.
ing parts in the play are taken in spirit
ed manner"
AN IRISHMAN'S BULL.
We are surrounded by difficulties anG
dangers, said Pat, from the cradle to the
grave, and the only wonder is that We
ever live long enough after leaving the
one to reach the other, The greatest
danger lies in allowing the seeds of dis
ease to be sown in our system. If yor
feel dull and drowsy, have frequent head
aches, bad taste in mouth. coated tongue
poor appetite, you are suffering from (
torpid liver. Take DR.. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery" if you would destro,
those seeds and avoid reaping a harves
of suffering and death.
AT the meeting of the city council las
Monday the following bids were opened
For grading and gravelling Seventh
street between Huron and ST. Clair:
| Cootway & Herzhog ....S 1858. o.
August Brey. 6S46