The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-08-06

quickly and does not cause pain or sores
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
TIE Premium List of the Manitowoc
County Agricultural Society is now out.
The Tribune did the work and the pam
phlet is one of the neatest issued in this
county.
| have one of the finest lines OF baby
carriages in the city which | will sell at
figures which defy competition. Call at
the Fair and get prices. Payment on
easy terms. G.. LADE.
WORK on the sewers is being prosecut-
ed quite vigorously. The outfall for the
south side has been put in and the main
sewer for quite a number of blocks has
been laid.
OVER 100 members of the G. A. r. took
passage on the f. Il p NJ. No. on Satur-
day en- route for Detroit. The Post at this
place does no. seem to have chosen any
delegates.
As a general liniment for sprains and
bruises or for rheumatism, lame back,
deep seated or muscular pains, Chamber
lain's Pain Balm is unrivaled. For sale
by II. Hinrichs. y
THE contract for the school building
of the Third Ward school District has
been let. Charles Bressler does the mason
work and the carpenter work will be done
by Hermann & Co.
NEITHER Captain Peter Mulholland or
James 2. Nolan received the positions for
which each was a candidate. There were
no better men IN the state for the respec-
tive positions sought.
Northrop, Braslan & Goodwin Co. give
notice to Farmers that they will be ready
to receive their contract crops on and
after the 20 inst. Warehouse Cor. 9th
and Commercial SITS.
A game of base ball between the Apple
ton and ManitOwoc clubs will be played
on the grounds in this city in the near
future. A special train will be run from
KoEHLER & HINRICHs of st. Paul are
putting up new store which is to be
/ five stories in height, all to be used by
the firm. Henry Hinrichs of this city is
member of this prosperous firm.
CLOSED. CLOSED! CLOSED.
Open only on Sunday morning from
A. NJ. till u NJ. After August l., my
Photo. Gallery will be closed on Sunday
afternoon. HUGO KLINGuOLZ.
"HE steamer Fannie &. Hart broke
some part of her machinery on Sunday
last while en- route from Green Bay to Es-
canada and drlfted until she grounded.
She was released without much difficulty
TIE Agricultural Society intends TO
give owners of stations an opportunity
to prove the speed CT their horses, and
have put up purse of Sl00 to be COM
puted for by stations owned in the
county.
CARPENTERS will have an abundance of
interior work to be done on Mr.. Villas
house. on tue Third ward and north side
school houses is to be done during the
winter.
JOHN CHLoUPEK rendered his resigna
ton as secretary of the Manitowoc BuilC
ing & Loan Asso aiation at the meeting OF
the Board of Directors on Tuesday night.
NJ. II. Murphy was chosen to fill the
vacancy.
IT would be well for those contemplate
ing having sewer connections made with
their residences or stores to see O'Geran
& Parker and make arrangements with
them to do same while sewers are being
constructed.
! THE base ball club divided honors wi il
the Wausau club last week. The Mani
| towOcs were beaten by a scoFe Of j To y
on Saturday and on Sunday won by Il
score of to 10 Saturday was IN off
| day with most Of the boys.
JOHN llAlfEl ~ t+HGt NiS ldtdliN llIui-
/ cd on Tuesday Of last week. lie was G'
! cheese factory with milk when his team
ran away throwing him out of the wagon
and injuring him 80 seriously that no
/ hopes of recovery are entertained.
OK Saturday last Michael Carney OF
| Cato was taken suddenly sick and died
: within half an hour hefnge medical assis-
| lance could reach him. He was one of
/ the early settlers of that town and was
respected by every one who knew him.
WATER in the lower Fox river is falling
so rapidly that ii Is feared the water
power will be so materially decreased as
TO affect the manufacturing concerns
when receive their power from the Fox.
The water at Mehasna is SAIL TO have
fallen - inches in A. hours
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