The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-09-04

MIR. 5. SPRINGsTEIN is one of the mos
noted lovers of horse flesh In the city, b
now drives very fine colt which he pur
chased few days ago in Cato.
A NEW building Is being erected OPP
posite the Manitowoc Savings Bank, ant
will be occupied by Mrs. A. haukohl a
a knitting school and notion store
SHEBoYGAN stands an excellent chanc,
OF securing a government building.
bill appropriating $4,000 for that pur
pose lately passed the e. S. senate.
HALLS Hair Remover is free from al
cohol and dyes that injure the skin. I
Is scientifically prepared, and will restort
gray hair to its original color and vigor
Go TO Matthews Bros. Great Clearing
Sale OF Furniture while in Milwaukee
attending the State Fair.
Ware Rooms 407, 400, All East Water ST
FARMERS throughout this county are
sowing winter wheat to greater extent
| than for many years. 1t seems to be &
| much more certain crop than spring
| grain.
JOHN SCHREIHARDTs new store viii
soon be ready for the fall trade The
second story of the building will be used
as dwelling instead of offices as origin.
ally intended.
HORSEBACK riding has become favorite
pastime Of late. The other evening a
cavalcade OF twenty young ladies and
gentlemen passed along the streets crea-
ting quite stir.
DIR. STEARNs' lecture on Thursday
evening last was particularly valuable
one. The learned gentleman's appeal for
the proper kind of education was elo-
quent and earnest.
OVER one hundred people came over
from Michigan on the Stewart last week.
Many of them went to the pineries OF
Wis, Others went to the Pacific coast and
other western points.
OSCAR FIGHTER, ESQ. of the state OF
Washington was married on Tuesday of
this week. His bride is Miss Gertrude
Bartholet. They are on their way to
Wisconsin on bridal tour.
The foundation for II. G. Richards
new building on corner of Park and
Seventh streets, is now ready. When
completed, it will be one of the finest
private residences in the city.
A Miss CARROLL of Franklin. shot and
killed herself one day this week. She
was about twenty three years of age
There is said to be something mysterious
In connection with her suicide.
JOHANN SCHLEYER conceived Volapuk
in 1879. To-day it is spoken by ove-
100000 people. 1t is claimed that a
person Of average intelligence can learn
the world language in six weeks.
BARN belonging to farmer named
Heiser in the town of Manitowoc, was
destroyed by fire Oh Saturday night.
Several horses and cows persisted at the
same time There is no insurance.
THE south side policeman arrested a
tramp on Saturday last who was rather
an ugly customer. He kicked, fought
and called names. He bad to be taken
out of the tramp station and put in Jail.
TIE McGibeny family is coming and
will give concert at the Opera House
September Goth, 1890. This is one of the
finest concert troups that travel, and
should be greeted with good attendance.
PASSENGER traffic on the new short
line is continually increasing, averaging
from fifteen to twenty-five passengers
daily. Travellers are getting on to- the
great saving of time and money the new
line offers.
THE Pilot received locals written by
five different persons, in which the re-
moval of the Williams House barn was
mentioned with degree of satisfaction
that clearly shows the public feeling on
thai question.
HESS & VADER have built a large boiler
for the Hooking Coal Co. 1t is an ex-
cellent piece of workmanship and was
completed on short notice. 1t has double
the capacity of the boiler heretofore used
by the company.
THOMAS HOGAN of Amigo was in the
city on Thursday last on his way home
from Milwaukee where he was attending
the democratic convention. He was a
delegate and supporter of Thomas Lynch
for Lieut.. Governor
An addition will be built to the north
of the Williams House, using the room
now occupied by the buildings OF Rein
ken and Schultz. These buildings will be
moved across the street on the former
site of the Williams barn.
MAJOR CHENEY, the veteran school book
agent of the North West, looked over
the institute last week. For nearly
thirty years he represented Ivison, Blake
man u Co. but is now working in the in
terest of the American Book Co.
One of the fastest little cottages in
the city is the one now being built by
Mr.. Zannacker on corner Eighteenth and
Wollmer streets. Similar in appearance
and construction as the one being builo
by Mr.. Ziemer on Fifteenth street.
CHESTER WHITE PIGS FOR SALE
[ have some fine Chester White pigs
from SIX weeks to four months old which
[ offer for sale. For prices and particu-
lars inquire of Robert c. Higgins at my
farm in Cato OR of the UNDERSIGNED