The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-05-07

THERE will be more building done this
summer in Manitowoc than there has
been done in any preceding year of its
history.
BILL DICKE has dog team which are
well broken. His little boy handles the
ribbons and makes good time with his
dog horses.
Now the small boy may proceed with
the business of gathering up old rusty
iron with which to obtain means to get
circus ticket.
THE reserved sale for the Lotus Glee
Club Concert will open Saturday at 10
A. M. sharp at G.. W. Fechter's North
Side Book Store
4 large number OF people visited Silver
Lake on Sunday last. VIM. Hempsche
meyers bowling alley was kept busy
throughout the day.
IF you want good reliable Boots, Shoes
and Slippers call at the old Reliable Shoe
Store of Haukohl & Son; large assert
ment to choose from. %
THE dying breath of winter was turned
toward us on Sunday and Monday last
Ice formed to the thickness of half an
inch on Sunday night.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sores
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
THE people of Kewaunee now insist
that they will have railroad anyway
and that if it is not the G. B. & w. it will
be the Wisconsin Central.
Two scow loads of stone one for Rahr
Bros. and the other for the Lutheran
parochial school building were brought
here from the north this week.
The first NEE ing of the Maritowoc
Co. Dairy Board will be held at John
Staudt's House Wednesday May Goth at
3P. NJ. EMIL TEITGEN, Sec.
WHEAT in Kansas is turning yellow
because of the ravages of some insect.
The prospects in that section for good
harvest are far from encouraging.
If you are in need of good pair of
Shoes, Slippers or Boots, call at Hau-
kohl's Shoe Store. No goods sold on
misrepresentation. Give them CALL
THE First ward school gave a semi
public exhibition on Friday last 1t con-
sisted of Debates essays, etc. The pupils
acquitted themselves quite creditably.
TIE city council met in special session
on Saturday last to make appointments
of ward officers for the Sixth ward but
adjourned without transacting any bust
ness.
THE party is known and will De pro-
secuted unless they return at once the
brick and piece of water-table stone
taken from dock belonging to Richards
Bros.
/ 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.
RAHR Bros. are running a pipe east
along the street right south of their
brewery tapping the waterworks pipe
which runs to the river. The trench is
over 10 feet.
The barges Isabel Reeve and n. C.
Holland, the former with 1850 and the
latter with 1860 tons of coal reached this
place OF Saturday last, the first arrivals
of the season.
THE buildings on South Eighth street
occupied by B. Reinken and Fred Schultz
are being moved this week across the
street to the corner occupied by the Will
Jams House barn.
APPLICANTS for admission to the bar
are now furnished with their standing.
Heretofore, papers were not marked and
applicants were not informed IS to the
points on which they failed.
Mrs. HOWE had a rather severe time of
it with her creditors at La Crosse while
presenting the kermiss On the second
night an officer appeared on the stage and
attached the property. The sale of tick
cts amounted to 1920.
A paper published in South Dakota
pitches into 10. Darbellay of Kewa1nee
quite vigorously for his unfavorable COM
ments upon that state and the condition
of the farmers. The appeals last winter
for aid in the form of clothing and food
will apparently bear Mr.. Darbellay out
In his statements.