The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1889-06-06
CHHDREN,S SHORT PANTS /

CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS, In
plaids, stripes and checks from 25c., 3d.
Coo, To-, up to S1.5O per pair at Schuette
Bros, clothing department. y
Mrs. CHARLES BRICK of this city died
on Thursday of last week of childbirth.
Her remains were followed 20 the ceme-
terry on Sunday by lage procession.
II Is said that Charles LIE Claire of
Hurley notoriety has purchased the
Smith building on the Two Rivers road.
The report is not well authenticated.
JOHN SCHUETTR was in Milwaukee last
week on business connected with his
electric light plant. He has formed a
decision as to what system he shall use.
MICHAEL FELLOWS is as much afraid of
dogs as the editor of this paper is. The
old gentleman would climb tree now if
one of the brutes should sniff at his heels.
E. K. RAND, F. 81. Haley, S. A. Wood
and Ed. Platt left this week for Grand
Haven, Mich. to make arrangements for
the removal of the Marine Engine Works
to this place.
JUDGE BAENscH talked good sense a
few years ago when he delivered the adj
dress on Decoration Day in this city.
He did not cloud his record at Two
Rivers this year.
JAMES HOWE, travelling freight agent
for the Mil. Lake Shore & Western and
brother of Robert Howie who lost his life
in the Newhall fire, died on Sunday last
of spinal meningitis.
NEVER dld May go out of existence in
meaner fashion than il did this year.
Friday morning there was snow-storm
and throughout the day November
rain somewhat like sleet prevailed.
THE steam barge Woolson took one
million feet of lumber at this place this
week and cleared for Buffalo. She paid
for loading $50. All the little drops OF
that kind swell the business of the city.
CENTERvILLE is having regular tramp
bonanza. Being small place and on
the line of railway the tramps make it
regular stopping place and are very bold
in their operations.
THE spring poet has chance left yet.
Gentle Spring" has not yet come to
stay and perhaps the poet might WOO her
to some purpose. The county papers
will gladly furnish opportunity for the
poet to do his MASKING.
BLACK RIVER FALLS has a man whose
mouth is closing up. 1t is now so small
that he can take nothing but liquid food.
Nature could not work in this fashion
with woman. She would not have her
mouth closed.
SINCE the commission of the robbery
on the Milwaukee & Northern, conduc- |
tors, engineers and baggagemen on the !
Lake Shore & Western go armed with |
revolvers. 1t won't do for any robber to
attempt playing any tricks on our road. |
The boys will shoot.
The captain of the Woolson got into
little trouble with his crew. He wanted !
them to assist in loading and when they
refused he declined paying them their
wages. They brought suit and the affair
cost the captain $50 above the wages
which he was compelled to pay.
WHEN the electric light wires are put
up, the multitude of wires will call atten-
ton to the necessity of having them I'M
derground. The question is now being
agitated in all the large cities and Mani |
towoc is inclined to ask that it be placed |
in that category.
THE Centerville brewery will be form |
ally opened on Saturday of next week, !
with appropriate festivities, picnics, balls |
and professions. Judges are to be ap-
pointed who will pass upon the quality
of beer and compare it with that of other
breweries.
The county board refused to aid Mani |
towoc Rapids in building a bridge over
Silver Creek, but Will assist in builing a |
bridge over the Branch. A bridge in |
near Knapp's Will also be built. |
There is no place in the county where a
bridge is needed more than there.
For nearly half a century Ayers |
Cherry Pectoral has been the most |
powerful cough remedy in the world. |
The constantly increasing demand for
this remedy proves it to be the very best |
specific for colds, coughs, and all diseases
of the throat and lungs.
LIGHTER WEIGHT UNDERWEAR. |
A new extensive assortment of MEMS |
SUMNER WEIGHT UNDERSTANDS and !!
DRAWERS, in cotton, halfwool and all !
wool at 25c., 35c, 50c., 75c., S1.OO, S1.25 |
up to $3.50 at SCHUETTE Bros, clothing
department. 13
The Reedsville depot has burned down.
The survival of the fittest" would decree
that ours should go and the Reedsville
concern remain. When the New Zealand
man IN the dim ages of the future will
be looking over orr ruins, he will be
filled with wonder at our depot and
will be unable to state for what purpose
it was intended.