The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-07-25

DOES YOUR HORSE COUGH?
If so, use, Hinrich's Improved Horse
Powder the best in the world for coughs
and cold.
BLOCKER & GALLMEYEB, who at one
time contemplated moving their marine
boiler works to this place, have dissolved
partnership.
/ ELECTRICITY would be good thing to
use on people who hang back and will
not be convinced that E. S. Sherman's is
the place to buy footwear.
IT did not take half an hour to raise
the 500 necessary for the stakes for
which tie Kaukauna and Manitowoc
clubs are to play.
HINRICHs' AMERICA CORN CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sores
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
! IT was decided to make no effort to
raise the sunken steamer Selah Chamber
lain as the wreck was considered COM
/ paratlVely worthless.
/ PRIOR to taking of inventory we are
offering our entire line of Miscellaneous
/ Books at and below cost.
PIENING IL FIGHTER.
A SON of Eugene Sherman while en-
gagged in fishing on Tuesday got the hook
fastened in his eye-lid. 1t was extracted
with considerable difficulty.
The photographs which Melendy &
Packard of this city took of the interior
of the City of Racine are particularly
fine and earn praise for the artists.
The introducer of the --latest" in foot
wear for all is Z. s. Sherman, See the
nobby new Z. g. Holland q Co.'S, Roch-
ester shoes both lace and button
DANIEL REGAIN, d boy II years OF age,
died at Manitowoc Rapids on Wednes-
day last. He had made his home for
some years at Captain Gustaveson's.
Now is your chance to get good books
at cheap prices, come and see the prices,
every luInS III pldlu uSureS.
PIENING Il FIGHTER, Next door to P.O.
AN Outagamie farmer found petriied
snake while digging a well. If the dogs
would only contract the habit of petrify-
ing it would be news worth mentioning.
WE ARE offering lot of about thirty
pieces of lawn-amOng which are quite a
number reduced from 10 cts. and 7cts.-
all at cts. yard.
% SCHUETTE Bros.
EVERY one asks what the dickens the
railway company is digging away the hull
near the depot for. Now there is not
even a chance for a "dug-out" waiting
room.
ONE case of ladies' light weight under
value for the money that we have ever
been able to offer.
p SCHUETTE Bros.
WENZEL kRAINIK is about to put up
brick store on the corner of Buffalo and
Tenth. Work Will be commenced at once.
Mr.. Krainik will conduct the store him.
self.
AID. MAX RAHR was IN Milwaukee last
week looking over the construction of fire
stations. A central fire station will soon
be built in the neighborhood of Tillson
& Schmidt's livery stable.
LOST.
A shawl, on the road from Hubbard's
Mill in Manitowoc Rapids leading to the
city, south side. The finder will please
leave the shawl at this office,
W. A. WALKER is getting so much
work on hand as U. S. district attorney,
which must be completed by him that he
will hardly be bounced before 1892, when
Cleveland will be reelected
BIG reductions in prices of Miscellane-
GUS Books, Books of Poems, Books in Sets
illustrated Gilt Books, Juvenile Books
ETC., etc. for the next twenty days at
Piening & Fechter's Bookstore.
THE saloon of Charles Kunz of the
Branch was broken into Tuesday night
and all the money In the cash box taken.
Mr.. Kunz does not know who the guilty
parties are and has even no suspicion.
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 city marshal has been quite active
during the last two weeks bringing the
dogs to time. Seven of them were cap
tured in one day and the city exchequer
has been replenished through various
dog channels.
NEW SHOE SHOP.
Fred Eggert has opened shoe shop in
the knickrehm building opposite the
post Office where he will make boots and
shoes and do general repairing.
PROF. LoEKENsGoRD of Wittenberg, this
state, was in the city last week engaged in
looking up temporary quarters for the
! Norwegian Seminary now located at Wit
/ tenberg which it is decided to move to a
more suitable point.
Town clerks are doing remarkably well
this year with their school reports. There
is now good reason to hope that the re-
ports from every town and city in the
county will be in the hands of the super
intendent before August l.