The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-04-12
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CITY AND COUNTY .
THURSDAY, APRIL IL.
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.

| ''SAGwA sold at H1nrlcAs.
YESTERDAY was az lovely as day in
June.
A. f. DUMKE was lately granted a
pension.
GET your laundry work done at F. c.
Schultz
FARMERS were very scarce in the city
this week.
ALL the city schools opened on Mon
day of this week.
SCHULTZ the Halter has the latest
IN hats and caps.
PLUMB & NELSON have opened new
store at Appleton.
JUSTICE WHITE will have his office over
Krummheur's store.
PEOPLE are going about the village of
Manitowoc Rapids in boats.
The bridges were well lined by people
on Monday watching the ice go out.
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. Nash & Nash.
The first sail vessel OF the season pass
ed this place on Sunday on its way north.
CHARLES Book has sold one-half the
schooner Isolda Book to J. Olsen for $3.50.
HE Meme mail now leaves this CITY
IN the good old primitive way,-by horse
back.
SICK HORSES are cured the quickest by
the horse medicines prepared by Henry
Hinrichs.
HE bridges of this city were swung
for the first time in months on Monday
of this week.
JAMES P. NOLAN of Maple Grove is a
candidate for the craftsmanship of the
county board.
The Menominee, Depere and Sheboy-
gan came down the river yesterday to
begin the seasons work.
HENRY MULHoLLAND has leased the
Richards residence on Main street and
Will move In there during the spring.
The Ludington did little work in the
interests of spring on Monday morning
by breaking the ice up to Main street
bridge.
IHE steamer Champlain which was re-
built at Milwaukee last winter, has had
her name changed and is now the City OF
Charlevoix.
PHYSICIANS are the persons who growl
most at the roads. The spring time is
their busiest season and it is then the
roads are poorest.
REINHARDT RAHR has in his conserva-
tory an orchid which he got during his
late visit to Chicago. The peculiar flow
er is now in bloom.
FL. G. RICHARDS sold Bertler & Son a
boiler and 25 horse power engine for
their brick-yard. The brick business of
this city is growing.
THE tie vote between Ed Mueller and
Ernst Hammel in the city of Two Rivers
for supervisor was decided by lot, which
resulted in favor of Mueller.
AN ice dam formed on the river Just
above Eighth street bridge on Monday.
The tug Arctic was called to break it up
and relieve the bridge of the strain.
HENRY HINRIcHs made desperate eff
fort to mount the boat house while it
was floating down the river, SO as to
paint his corn cure sign on the roof.
WANTED.-One hundred thousand GUS
toners to buy boots, shoes, slippers & rub
bers of which we have an enormous stock.
~ E. KRUMMHEUER.
a HEAVY ore train was kept constantly
on the railroad bridge at this place to
steady it against the pressure OF the ice.
The bridge is now wholly out Of danger.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
HE committee appointed to inspect
the stock of the American Desk & Seat
ing Co. returned on Friday without hav-
ing done anything as the parties in Chi
cago were not ready to proceed.
Our spring stock of boots, shoes & slip
pers has arrived and we feel confident
that they will give full satisfaction in
style, fit, wear and prices.
~ E. kRUMMHUER.
No lover OF music can afford to miss
hearing .he Schubert Quartette at the
Opera House, Friday evening. April 18th.
Their singing is delightful Their repu-
tation is natural. This is their first ap-
pearance here.
The spring is an early one after all the
reluctance OF Winter to give up its grip.
Henry Koch of Manitowoc viii plant two
acres OF potatoes this week and other
seeding will be done in different marta of