The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-09-10

SCHNEIDER Il SCHNEIDER are here to
sell goods and we are going to do it right
along as we have the stock prices and
quality.
THE Pabst Guard OF Milwaukee organ
lied an excursion to this city on Sunday
last. A large number OF people came on
the train.
FRED HINRIcHs and AL Richardson
were very successful in their hunting ex-
whole load OF ducks.
The steamer Sheboygan has been laid
up, the business up north not warranting
her remaining in commission until the
fall business opens up.
EVERYBODY is cordially invited to in
spect the large assortment OF Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers, ETC., ETC., at
Haukohl's Shoe Store. "a
THE Mil. l.. s. l. w. has now connec-
tions with the Omaha. The people Of
this city will look with interest for the
promised results of this connection.
SCHNEIDER & SCHNEIDER make up the
newest styles in pants from $3.50 to 5000,
and suits from $500 to $500. We
guarantee good fit, callnd see us.
The farmers In the neIghborhood Of
Grand Forks North Dakota will handle
their own wheat this fall and thus get
wholly rid OF the local grain buyers.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sores
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
A FAIR dance will be given at the Opera
House on Friday evening of this week.
The managers have done everything pos
sible to make the affair pleasant one.
BEN X. ROBINSON of this city lost one
of his eyes last week. He was tearing
down a wall when some of the plaster fell,
parts of it entering the eye and destroy
Ing it.
AND now it is John l.. Haney of Ke-
waunee who looks upon the world as
right good place A little girl baby
made his household glad on Tuesday of
last week.
PosTMAsTRRs at county seats are Ie
quested by the post-office department to
visit all the post offices in their counties
and report their condition. There is no
pay for the work.
We have just received large assert
ment OF Strong Il CAROLS fine mems
Shoes. The best make in the world, in
calf and cordovan. Call and see them
at Haukohl's Shoe Store. "a
IF the state should pay bounty on
dogs sealps there are lots of dog farmers
in this city who might grow wealthy.
Wouldn't it be Just az we'll to make the
owners of these brutes pay taxes On emf
THE fashion nowadays is to own q
dog and let him run on the street, chase
teams, ssasob vegetables and loll On
the sidewalk. There is pretense made of
collecting taxes but that is all 1t amounts
to.
JOHN SCHULTZ while working in the,
sewer near Kettenhofen's last week had
his leg broken by the sides of the sewer
trench caving In. He was down about
SIX feet and for a time it seemed that he
would be buried.
A TRAMP named McNally while attempt
ing at Sheboygan to board the early pas
senger train going north on Monday
morning, fell under the wheels. His
right leg was cut off and he died that
evening from his injuries.
THE Kewaunee boom has already at
tanned the development known as able
bodies. A tract of 1900 acres of land
near that city lately sold for 900 per
acre, making the purchase price for the
tract reach the sum of $24O,OOO.
DIR. FRAZER says that diphtheria is
working in peculiar way In Newton. 1t
seems 20 be travelling in straight line
northward and only one member of a
family is affected. 1t takes leaps along
the line but is certain to strike some
where.