The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-05-10
manitomof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, MAY 10.
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.

last week.
A NEW saloon is to be started at Mapl
Grove near the church.
Two loft. dry goods counters for sa'
cheap at Schuette Bros.
CoNsTABLEs, sheriffs and physician
enjoy this weather hugely.
MANY of the old poplar trees are bein,
taken out of Washington Park.
BLooD-PURHIERs, none better in tn
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
FRESHMEN throughout this county d,
not take kindly to the papal rescript.
The people of this county are still
anxiously awaiting the coming spring.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
IN sums to suit. NASH & Nash.
The weather frightened up a bit yes
terday but no one is willing to trust it.
| Nc STADLER of this city was latel,
granted a patent on a scaffold and stag
ing
! W. A. WALKER was elected delegate
to the nauonal convention of the A. o
wv.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest b,
the horse medicines prepared by Henri,
| Hinrichs.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of Mrs. NJ. Seidl which appears il
this issue.
The steamer City of Duluth was IL
port yesterday on her first trip north fol
the season.
The largest assortment of Ladies' and
Mems shoes can be found at Haukohl's
Shoe Store. II
! DULUTH harbor is still ice locked
There is no prospect of its being open be-
fore May Is.
The schooner Jennie Mullin came here
last week to be calked and to receive a
new foremost.
The barges Tyson and Stewart were
chartered at Toledo for coal to this place
at 60c. per ton.
MEMORIAL services for Bishop Brown
were held at the Episcopal church in this
city on Sunday last.
THE scow Speed brought two cargoes
of dry wood to this place which is being
disposed of rapidly.
ALL fears of spring drouth are now
dissipated. There is nothing now more
| desired than a drouth.
MEMS SUITS at 800, 400, 500. 700. $50
1000 1900, 1900, 100, 1850, 1000 and
2400 at Schuette Bros. 10
SHAKEsPEARE's clown who sang For
the rain it raineth every day" would be
happy if he lived these days.
ALBERT LANDRETH was delighted with
the strength manifested by Blaine at the
convention on Saturday last.
THE steam barge built for Captain
Campbell by Burger & Burger was
launched on Saturday last.
THE delegation from this county to the
republican state convention left on Tues
| day of this week for Madison.
THE schooner Moore reached this place
on Friday last and went into the dry
| dock to have her bottom calked.
WALL PAPER is away down in price; we
carry an entirely new line, exquisite in
design and coloring. NJ. J. KERN.
GOVERNOR RUsK can hardly be regard
ed as favorite son in Manitowoc when
out of SO votes he was first choice of 10
The Midland paper railroad does more
surveying" than any other road in the
state; but then it doesn't do anything
else.
| A. b. MANTZ travelling man well
known in this city died at Hot Springs
Arkansas lately Of inf1ammatory rheuma-
tism.
OWING to the rainy weather which pre-
vents baling hay in Iowa, prairie hay
went up to S19 per ton in Chicago last
week.
BURGER & BURGER have commenced
work on a steambarge for Hart Bros. OF
Green Bay. The boat is to be completed
July l.
FINE shoes for ladies, gents and child
rem, largest assortment at lowest prices
at Haukohrs Shoe Store Call in anC
examine IL
FRED BRUEMMER and Isaac Thurston
of Mishicott, and Anna, widow of VIM
Wievert of this city, were lately granted
pensions.
The lateness of the season will make
farmers SOW large amount of barley
this year. The time for sowing whea
has passed.
TIE steamers Chicago and Muskecor
have changed runs, the Muskegon reach
ing this place on Saturday night instead
of the Chicago.
The earnings of the Lake Shore 8
Western for the first week in May thi
year were $3.50 less than for the CORES
ponding week in 1887.
HANS ScovE is going to fix up his steam
pile driver which for years has been lyin,
idle at kewaunee and bring it to thi
place to do some docking.
, JOHN GEHBE of Oshkosh was fatally in
} jured on Monday by being struck by
passenger train. He is a brother @
; Frank Gehbe of this city.
II FISHERMEN find it difficult to dispos
} of white fish because of the blue-fn
worthless kind of fish which bears clos
resemblance to the white fish.
} ALL the Wisconsin members voted fo
the river and harbor bill except LaFol
| cite who voted aoaipct OIL TLo,,o- II