The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-08

For the G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT at
Milwaukee: g. A. r. suits, badges, cords
and hats at Schuette Bros. Clothing de-
partment. 10
MEN who report the passage OF vessels
through the Detroit River are black
mailing masters and demand fee for so
reporting. The matter will be investiga-
ted.
THE State Board of Charities and Re-
form visited the County Asylum at this
place Yesterday. President Gilmore and
Secretary Wright were callers at The Pilot
Office.
We have reduced the price of all our
wool Challis from IS and 20 to 1873 cents.
| This includes the latest and best styles
received but a short time before the
Fourth. Is ScHUKrTE BRos.
Mr.. WIN. FRAZER and Miss Lizzie Des-
| cher of this city were married on Sunday
last, the officiating clergyman being Rev.
Mr.. Pieper of st. Louis. Mr.. Frazer is
one of the rising young business men OF
| city The Pilot extends congratulations
to the young couple.
| A good force pump to be operated by from
three to six men, a splendid thing for fire
ext1nguishing purposes, for sale at very
low price as we have no use for it since
we have private fire hydrants from water
| work. SCHUETTE Bros.
| AT charavari in Sheboygan county on
Monday last, one of the party struck the
| newly married man over the head with
bell, featuring his skull SO badly that he
is sure to die. The person who COM
united the deed should be lynched and
the remainder of the party sent to Wau-
pun.
EXCURSION.
The Sunday school of the First Pres
byterian church contemplate having their
Annual excursion about the 21st of this
month. Kaukauna and Appleton are the
points in view.
Teachers are requested to bring their
copies of the Manual of the Course of
Instruction to the Institute to be held in
this city during the last week of August.
JOHN NAGLE.
Man1towoc Wis, July %, 1889.
THERE will be dime entertainment at
the Presbyterian church next Tuesday
Evening Aug 18th. music and Rotations
will be on the programme after which
light refreshments will be served, ice
cream extra. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. ~
MY father. at about the age of fifty,
lost all the hair from the top of his head.
Alters one months trial of Ayers Hair
Vigor, the hair began coming, and, in
three months, had fine growth of hair
of the natural color.",P. j. Cullen, Sara
toga Spring, n. Y.
A SORT of improvised salvation army
under the spiritual guidance of a Manito-
voc Rapids divine did street missionary
work in this city on Sunday evening.
They sang and preached in front of The
Pilot Office and the moral atmosphere of
the place has been SO improved that
Sandford didn't dare step in the day fol-
lowing.
FOR SALE.
At reasonable price eight acres good
land at the village of Clarks Mills in
Section No. q, Town Cato, with a good
frame dwelling house, good barn and fine
spring water. School house and church
close by. For further particulars apply to.
THIMoTHY CASEY, Clarks Mills Wis.
The Oshkosh nine brought mascot
| with them,-A dwarf about two and one
half feet in height, From the hips down
he would hardly measure nine inches, his
legs being rudimentary. His head is Of
enormous proportions. In years he is
man. The little fellow would hobble
forward and spit upon the bat in hopes
of bringing luck to the nine for whom
he did talismanic duty.
SICILIAN DRESS GOODS!
What are they?
This now becoming so popular dress
fabric is made of fine mohair for filling,
| and of a combination Of durable materials,
having the appearance of silk, for the
warp, producing heavy fabric with an
elegant gloss, and one that is very dur
able and always wears smooth. We carry
these goods in several grades n well as
sorted colors. Try the Sicilian when
next you buy good dress.
8 SCHUErTE Bros.
EXCURSION.
There will be base ball excursion to
Sheboygan on Sunday next. The fare for
the round trip is only one dollar. The
party will leave on the regular morning
train returning in the evening or the
following day if preferred. Tickets for
sale at J. A. Rummele's, Piening & Fech-
| ter's Q. Alters Schneider & Schneider,
| G. W. Fechter's and Depot.
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