The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-04-30

The Building Il Loan Association had
applications for loans to the amount of
g, 400 on Tuesday evening.
CHRIS PETERSON was chosen assessor
for the north side on Monday last in
place of John Dedricks who refused to
serve.
FRED HINRICHs has sowed quantity
of wild rice in the Little Manitowoc with
a view to making it a resort for wild
ducks.
NOTHING has been heard for some time
of the fine new wagon road which was
to be laid out between this place and Two
Rivers.
Mrs. HOWE is at the kirmess business
at La Crosse these times and is using the
papers quite freely to advertise her enter
tainment.
LAST year the first coal vessel of the
season reached this port on the 18th of
April. Thus far this year there has been
no arrival
THE City of Marquette left on Tuesday
for Milwaukee to take her place on the
route of the Milwaukee and Eastern
Transit Co.
SEVERAL of the young men and women
of this city have organized lawn tennis
club. The grounds will be located on
Mr. Platt's lawn.
THE tug George Cooper was launched
from the ship yard of Burger & Burger
on Wednesday last. She will be used for
towing at Ashland.
In the game of base ball at Denver last
Sunday, Clausen pitched for the Milwau-
KEGS and the Denvers made twelve runs
on him in one inning.
CHARLES FLEIsCHER formerly of this
city, but now successful real estate
agent of Chicago spent few days visit
ing in the city last week.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sores
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
CHARLES SPISDLER has horse now
which, If appearances are not deceptive,
will make the best OF them wIggle pretty
lively to get away from him.
mEssRs REF & HOWARD would be
| pleased to meet all their friends at their
New Store on North Sth Street, two
doors north Of the LIST Natl Bank.
THE express Office in this city does the
largest business on the lake shore north
of Milwaukee. This is a good test of
the volume of business done here.
THE Burt & Packard Shoes for gentle
men take the lead. Buy a pair and we
| are sure you will not buy any other ones
80 f. KRUMMHEUER.
THERE were % applicants for teachers
| certificates at the supplementary exami-
nation on Friday and Saturday last:
thirteen worked for certificates of the
higher grades.
[ have one of the finest lines of baby
carriages in the city which I will sell at
figures which defy competition. Call at
the Fair and get prices. Payment on
easy terms. G.. LADE
\ BALD headed woman is unusual be
fore she Is 40 but gray hair is common
with them earlier. Badness and gray
ness may be prevented by using Halls
Hair Remover.
CAPTAIN THOMAS ROCHE sold lis dwell
ing house to John Dedricks. The cap
tain has some thought of moving TO Cleve-
land, but will reside in Manltowoc this
year in any event.
TIE captain of the +. & p NJ. No. 2
was IN the city on Monday and was quite
| indignant that his boat should have been
reported ashore when the fact was that
she simply touched bottom.
AUGUST SCHUETTE will put up a fine
| residence right north OF George Cooper's
this summer. Ferd. Ostenfeldt is like
| wise at work on residence on Seventh
| street and VIM. Willott is also building.
THE county clerk requests all those
/ having bills againsy the county to file
their claims before the opening of the
session as his time is fully occupied with
other matters after the session has begun.
Tue new steel steamer built for the
Goodrich Co. at Cleveland will be launch
ell on Saturday next. Captain Sweeny
will serve as master and Frank Canright
! as clerk. The boat will run between
| Milwaukee and Chicago.