The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-06-23
WE 90 all kinds of Picture Framing


How about Croquet Set? we have 4
/ 6 and ball sets.
CHAs. T. FIGHTER
CLAUsEN who pitched for the Mantle
woes last summer is now one of the
pitchers of the Columbus league club.
JOHN TERENs of Mishicott put on a
dude suit of clothes and came down to
Manitowoc on Tuesday to have a days
fun.
WINDSOR Shades mounted on Spring
Rollers, plain and figured at 80, 80, IS, 40
10 and SOC. at CHAs. f FECHTFR's.
CHARLES HEssEL of Francis Creek took
out fine two seated carriage this week
which he purchased from Tillson &
Schmidt.
CHARLES BoUGNIET of Mishicott died
on Tuesday of this week. He was 70
years old and one of the early settlers of
that town.
THURSDAY of last week was Corpus
Christi Appropriate services were held
The following Sunday in the Catholic
churches.
WALLPAPER, cheap, cheaper, cheapest
at Chas. F. Fechter, Successor to Pien-
ng & Fechter.
JEROME PIERCE has just completed "a
nice piece of detective work the details
which and the names of individuals in
volved he positively refuses to divulge.
For fine Suits, Hats and Caps and an
elegant line of Gents Furnishing Goods,
all at the lowest possible prices go to
BARNES, MENDLIL g. MULHoLLAND.
JOHN ToOHEY was one of the first far
mers to come to market from distance
with large load. He says the roads to
Cooperstown are by no means bad.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, druggist.
The big circuses seem to circle arou nd
Manitowoc this year. Ringing Bros.
Barnum & Bailey and Main come to adj
joining cities and swing off without as
much as saying chow dye do?"
ONE HUNDRED QOM
26 inch, ladies' Umbrellas, of superior
quality, at one dollar and one twenty five
each, are really cheap at these prices.
80 SCHUETTE Bros.
HE graduating exercises of the Two
Rivers high sch DOL take place this even
ing. The class consists of four members.
John f. kecma, August Grimm, Rudolph
7. Springer and Robert Shambeau.
WALLPAPER as low as 6 cts. a roll.
Gilt paper at s, 10, 1915, Is, 30, % and
soc. roll at CHAs. f. FIGHTER
JOHN JOHNSON who has for years been
a compositor in The Pilot Office left on
Monday of this week for Davenport, Iowa
where he will work in Job Office. John
is a good printer and very faithful boy.
The largest and most complete line of
Children's Carriages you will find at
Chas. L. Fechter.
A PICNIC and dance will be given at
Branch Village on July 9th by Kunz and
Schaffer. The grounds used by these
gentlemen are the finest in the county
and both know just how to treat the
public.
MIR. GILLIAN who has the contract to
put in the new bridge on Eighth street
Is pusher. No man works for him I'M
less he docs work. A man of that kind is
valuable as he teaches what can be done
by industry.
FIRE Works, Fira Crackers, Flags of
all sizes, japanese Lanterns at wholesale
and retail at Chas. f. Fechter's Bookstore
next door to old p O.
ARCHIE NASH is doing editorial work on
The Tribune this week. Archie has had
some experience, having been an editor
lal writer on paper published by the
students of the academy which he atten-
ded.
How well we remember grandmother's
attic, so fragrant with medicinal roots
and herbs! Poor old soul, how, precious
they seemed to her. And yet. one bottle
of Ayers Sarsaparilla would do more
good than her whole collection of YARDS. >
DR.. HITTNER Of Mishicott died on Sum-
day morning last of apoplexy. He was
81 years of age. For some time his resi-
dence was divided between Two Rivers
and MIshicott. He was aTman mrcb
above the average in ability and enioved
keeLly the good things of life.
CURRENT BUSH WORMS.
Best remedy for it. Use 1t early. Sold
at Hiurichs' drug store.