The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-09-06

HEADQUARTERS, none better ID the
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
The pile-driver is kept quite busy these
days on the river lots near the bend.
The Kiel high school opens this year
with an entirely new crops of teachers.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
For your Groceries, fresh fruits and
vegetables goto Vogelsang & Weinschenk
THE dog is on top in Manitowoc. He
has downed the people and the city coun-
ell.
QUITE a large number of persons went
on the Sunday school excursion on Fri
day last
THE oyster season is upon us. The
oyster seems to be wholly Indifferent to
the fact.
The republican congressional conven-
ton will be held in this city on Wednes-
day next.
THE city council fixed the salary of the
health officer of this city at $50 last
Monday.
Miss MARY HAYES of Meeme secured a
school in Milwaukee and left for that city
on Saturday.
SUMMER boarders are shaking off the
dust of Manitowoc and turning their
faces southwark.
kUHL and Vollendorf have started liv-
cry stable on Main street hear Klingholz
-four and feed store
SOME city lots are about to be declar-
ed a nuisance. The dogs are such with
out need of affirmation.
THE city schools opened on Monday OF
this week. A few of the country schools
opened on the same day.
THE price of grain is advancing quite
rapidly. The European and Indian crops
are short; hence the rise.
THE delegates from this county to the
state convention to be held in Milwaukee
left on Wednesday morning.
ANDREW HANSON is fixing up his ware
house fronting on York Street, so that he
can better display his wagons.
The Bohemian Society had a picnic at
Washington Park on Sunday last. It
was quite an enjoyable affair.
BOOMER, the man committed to the
county jail for completely in horse steal
ing, will be released next week.
FARMERS are unable to do any blowing
on account Of the hardness of the ground
due to the long-continued drouth.
JOHN G. KAA1P, principal of the Kiel
high school the past year, is now princi-
pal Of the Ahnapee public school,
The members of the band which play
ed for the democratic mass meeting all
wore Cleveland and Thurman hats.
WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work. Good wages will be paid Apply
to Mrs. Emery or at The Pilot office.
Will kELLNER of the Four Corners
rejolces in the presence of little daugh-
ter who put in an appearance a few days
ago.
The Park Nine beat the Spaldings
quite badly In game played on the Fair
grounds last Sunday. Both are local
clubs.
HE breaking down Of the street
sprinkler last Thursday left the people
of the city at the mercy of the dust for
few days.
BOY named Otto Hermann, a resident
OF the First ward of this city, fell off
pig sty on Sunday evening and broke one
of his legs.
IHE regents of the state university are
taking steps to abolish the baccalaureate
sermon and the graduation grafton; a
very wise step.
IHE water tower has been completed
The workmen gave "three cheers for the
union" when the thing was done. The
union is now safe.
HE close season for small game ended
on Saturday last and local sportsmen
polished up their rusty firelocks and
went In search of ducks.
\ PICNIC was given by a commercial
cooperative society of Mishicott on Sun
day last. Addresses were made by Judge
Baensch and A. J. Schmitz.
NJ. IL. MURPHY was called to Milwau-
kee as witness this week in case
against saloonkeeper who was selling
hquor without government license.
ED. HUBBARD and Gene Smalley have
taken the agency for the celebrated
Columbia bicycles, tricycles and fittings.
The boys expect to work up quite trade.
THE Smalley Nine of this city plays
the last game of the season with the Ap-
pletons next Sunday at the head of sixth
street in this city. The game opens at
ppm.
COUNTY fairs are putting in new fea-
ture this fall to attract people. There is
now what is called Political Day" dur
ing which party speeches may be de-
hvered.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinriehs, successor to Robinson
{, Hinrichs.
IHE whooplng cough is prevailing in
Cato and Liberty and has proved fatal in
one case, little child of Charles Aubol.
Parents are considerably alarmed at the
spread of the disease and it's yirulent
character.
A Very Successful Boston Millinery Firm
Aessrs. Moore. Spaulding & Co.. the we'll
known wholesale dealers in millinery goods at II
summer ST., held one-twentieth of ticket 90. AS
which drew the first capital prize of $4,000 in
the June drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery
Go. Friday last Mr.. Spaulding received from
the Adams Express Co. draft on the Maverick
bank for Sl50o.--Boston tiiass.) Record, July 8.