The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-08-29
Tuv teachers' institute closes to-day.

THE teachers institute closes to-day.
THE Nash family are to have their an
nual reunion this week.
a small dwelling house In the third
ward was destroyed by fire last night.
ED SCHNEIDER died this morning. For
many years he has been in all health.
THE street sprinklers have had an easy
time of it this year, nature having done
about all the necessary sprinkling.
A thirsty crowd surges through the
streets of Milwaukee these days, but the
brewers are fully equal to the emergency.
A new assortment of small Boys KNEE
PANTS at 5-40-50-65-75-1OO-1.2 and
1.50 at ScHUETTE Bros, clothing depart
ment.
NASH OF The Chronicle has the last say
on the parochial school question and he
states the case with great deal of clear
ness.
A MAN named Loughlin, painter
working on Steiner's building, fell off the
scatfolding on Monday last and broke
his leg.
Gus ToRR1soN, Norman Torrison
Charles Luling and Ed Hubbard left on
Tuesday of this week for an outing on
the yacht Thyrza.
DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH?
If so, use, Hinrich's Improved Horse
Powder the best in the world for coughs
and cold.
WALLACE HOLMES, formerly conduc-
tor on the Lake Shore & Western and a
resident of this city, died at Irving Park
on Friday last.
SHERIFF ZEMAN has put his boarders
to work on sidewalk south of the court
house square. This was an improve
ment much needed.
THE streets are beginning to wear a
deserted appearance SO numerous have
been the sight-seers that have gone to
the encampment.
If the shortage of the wheat crop in
Russia, Egypt and India Is such as re-
ported, the farmer will find what benefit
a foreign market is to him.
Now is your chance to get good books
at cheap prices, come and see the prices,
everything in plain figures.
PIENING & FIGHTER, Next door to P. 0.
Two members of the Salvation Army
assaulted married woman at Dodgeville
this state lately and the community there
threaten to lynch the two missionaries.
offering our entire line of Miscellaneous
Books at and below cost.
PIENING & FIGHTER.
SURPRISE parties are as numerous as
church bugs in northern Cooperstown
and Franklin. It must be leap year up
there as the girls do all the surprising
CLEARING SALE.
We call your attention to our Clearing
Sale Of Boots Shoes and Slippers. 8
E. KRUMAIHEUER.
DIR. W. H. EARLEs of Milwaukee has
secured franchise from the Kaukauna
council and will put in an electric light
plant in that city in the near future.
ONE DOLLAR will purchase good
gossamer Rubber Coat, the original price
of which was $40. This is bargain.
SCHUETTE Bros.
THE Aurors post of Illinois carried a
banner bearing the words "Who said we
should not Gomez" 1t is certain that
Commander Martin felt the sting.
LOST.
On the ball grounds on Sunday last,
gold ring with an engraving. If found
it may be left at the Express office.
THERE was more binding Irvine sold in
this city this year than ever before for
one harvest use. The great quantity
of straw was what made the increase.
CHEAP TEETH.
TEETH $500 A SET.
Laughing gas Vitalized air for the pain
less extraction of teeth at Seeger Bros. 2
doors south of Post Office.
The unprincipled crowd still views the
base ball games from over the fence. Let
its picture be taken and be the first in