The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-07-05
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, July 5.
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.

county.
OyERcoATs were a necessity some even
ings last week.
TINS is the first issue of The Pilot from
its new quarters.
The city board OF equalization is il
session this week.
\. Fl. SCHUBERT of Schleswig was late
ly granted pension.
THE First ward school had its annua
picnic on Friday last.
ALL the principals of the city schools
have been re-engaged.
FARMERS are busy praying for rain
which refuses to come.
A PICNIC was given at Teitgen's Parl
in Newton on Sunday last.
TEACHERS were out in force on Tues
day last looking up positions.
JOHN MILLER, Of Chicago, is spending
a couple of days in the city.
FRED FRIES of Gibson has sold his
farm and viii remove to Dakota.
The scramble for position beng over
the teacher rests well these days.
The races at Milwaukee last week at.
tracted a number OF country cousins.
BLooD-PURIFIERs, none better in the
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
THE rain Of Tuesday was a glorious
thing for the farmers of this county.
TUESDAY was a scorcher and coming
after tie cool spelI' was felt at its worst
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
In the matter of weather, yesterday
was the most perfect Fourth of July
known.
CHARLES BEERS has been quite serious
ly sick the last two weeks, but is now
improving.
TUE old Frank Fisher building has
been put in position in the Smith lot and
his up the gap.
CAPTAIN Dow is setting up the cigars
on the arrival OF a little boy at his place
on Saturday last.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of the Waterworks Company which
appears in this issue.
THERE were no accidents yesterday ex-
cept in the case one boy who had his face
burned with powder.
THERE were very few farmers IN the
city on Tuesday Notwithstanding it was
the day before the Fourth.
The scow T. FL. Williams has gone up
to Burger & Burgers yard and will re-
ceive new rail, stanchions and deck.
ATTENTION is called to the change in
the advertisement OF James Morgan of
Milwaukee which appears in this issue.
School of type-writing. Opens July
8, 1888. For terms and particulars ad-
dress Joseph Pospisiel, Manitowoc, Wis.
THE evening train from Milwaukee last
was so crowded that number
Of passengers were packed into the bag
gage car.
THE rush for schools this year is I'M
precedented. Some teachers call upon
districts boards as early as 5 o'clock in
the morning.
QUITE a party of Sheboygan people
made an excursion to Manitowoc by
steamer yesterday. They took tea at the
Windiate House.
Mr.. GUTTMANN, principal Of the Third
ward school has had his salary increased
to $1,000 per year,-something he has
well earned.
HERMAN PAULUs has opened a board
ing stable at the north side in Steiner's
barn and has already secured a number
OF horses.
b. DELLsMAN of Kossuth has purchas-
ed lot in the city and intends to put up
a house on it. He will take up his resi-
dence in the city.
The steam barge built by Burger &
Burger for Hart Bros, OF Green Bay, was
launched on Saturday last. Her name
is Minnie u Hot
?. J. SMALLEY OF Caledonia has no
base bali nine but he has a "Smalley
nine which he is willing to match against
the "Smalley nine" Of this city.
Lucas told some of his fellow jail birds
that he intended to return to Manitowoe
and poison the court house well. He is
mean enough to do IT.
Mr.. WHITMAN Of this city read pa
per on the late C. II. Schmidt at the
OF the German Press Club at
on Saturday last.
THE finest banner in the city and one
Of the most beautiful ever flung to the
breeze here, is one over Washington street
and put up by Kunz & BIeser.
TIE senate has passed the river and
harbor bill. One million dollars has
been added to the bill as passed by the
house. 1t now appropriates the sum of
S22,474.7S3.
Il. P. Copy of Sturgeon Bay. formerly
of this county, was last week married TO
Miss Sadie Marsh of Oshkosh. one of the
teachers of the Sturgeon Bay high
school.
REV. d. LAsERoS is now prepared to
give lessons IN German. Those desiring
instruction IN that language can learn
terms by Inquiring at the bookstore Of G..
W. Fechter.
THERE were no speeches yesterday ex-
cept at the Norwegian picnic. G.. II.
klland spoke in English. and Rev. Mr.