The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-08-08
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CITY AND COUNTY.
Nan:!o1voc. 7 thursday, -ImgHst 8:h

y KNEE CLIPS, accOfulhg. 10 Johnny
Dillon, is a hoax.
Wild blackberries are now quite plen-
tiful in the market.
The picnic on Wednesday almost de-
populated Manitowoc
KITES are the only thing active in the
city these harvest days.
TUE county clerks tax list viii appear
in the Pnor next week.
FARMERS are as scarce this week in
Manitowoc as angels in Hades.
EDITOR NAsH's editorial rooms are be-
coming famous for their elegance.
\ BEAUTIFUL new phaeton was exhibit
ell on our streets for sale, this week.
ADVERTISING is being done quite ex-
tensiyely on fence boards in this city.
WE sell our paints, oil and brushes
cheap. 7. Il. J. ROBINSON.
Two strolling Italian musicians are
picking up all the stray nickels in town.
4 NUMBER Of excursionists from She
boygan came to Manitowoc on a tug,
Sunday.
THE lake is so delightfully."- calm that it
looks like great mirror with the hori-
zon for a frame.
CHARLEY FISCHER, as an advertising
medium, seems to have more patrons
than the PrLOT.
WE have some job stock and other
material for sale at this Office. See ad
in another column.
/ GEORGE PASKRATz smiles even in his
sleep at the amount Of work his saw-miIl
is doing this summer.
/ THE fnny tribe in the small lakes are
being made quite Intimately acquainted
with the sportslnan's hook.
GARRY NASH passes as the editor of
the "Nanitowoc PIRATE" when he wants
free lunch in the country.
BUSINESS men have abundant time to
nranorc advertisements % 40 70 attract
custom for the Fall business.
WE sInnosa onr c,ryasnon,lants are ca
busted with the harvest that writing for
tho prror i ont of tho o,,os+ion
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LON " lNplATE mas cleaned ms ace
mousse Of mat preserved chill Tom has
earned an honest penny by his enterprise.
FsrADRooK IS eyper;mentino on sweet
potatoes IN his garden. They appear to
be doing finely, and promise a bountiful
yield.
Carlton John" has become a Two
Greeks John. The readers of the
G'To"i"'o will soon form his acquaint-
ance.
/ If the weather is favorable there will
he 9 peasant excursion from TINS city to
/ Ne"'uheo ana Ahh"pec on SATURDAY
oo"'.
y ''PLAIN and concise statement OF
lacts ny the trustees OF the Deaf and
! DUMB Asylum VIII be found on our first
page
those VINO subscribed for the Cyclic
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large quantities and have the lowest ex-
penses. L. &. j. RoBSsoS.
AGENTS for Agricultural imnlemcnt,
are now resting on their oars and WAITING,
for GOOD reports Of their machines from
the honest granger.
WE are inclined to suspect that Jake
FHeglcr is given to ''ways that are dark. .
Else why do people suppose that Jake is
printing Office?
WIN DELANo thinks that a father
has a weighty responsibility resting upon
him. It is about two weeks since VIII
began to think thus.
SUMMER coats meyer hafora had srol, .
sale. Schuette's Golfers are being filed
by the sale Of ''dressy" style of coat
/ which Win Turner introduced.
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