The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-07
Beautiful moonlight nights these.

FRrDAY and Saturday were holidays,
ALI kinds Of job work done at the p
LOT Office.
Tar candidates Of last week may rest
easily now.
qaz forests are now bare. ana wintry
in Appearance.
Campaign speeches will haze a resi-
until l1t fell.
Nh. NORM is about to give concert
III Rivers.
PEor. CrxzocK gives a reading at Two
Rivers o-nilht.
BIRDS having taken their fight to
warmer climos.
NoBoDr is anxious to "see another for
minute now.
MANrrcwoc county has an excellent
lot Of farm horses.
NEVER were split tickets more Plentl
FIJI than this year.
CESTERvIILE held every one IN sus-
penses Tuesday night.
J. SenrErTE i Bros. are selling their
best butter at u! cts. per Id.
LAWYER Of this city says that in pol
tiles he is open IL convulsion.
WE advise nobody to work for the
whole ticket this week.
TIE grist mills Of this city run con
stnntly, day and night.
THE election notice has bid adieu to
the readers OF the PHoT.
THE roads we're never in better condi-
ton. 50 say the farmers.
WE sell our paints, oil and brushes
cheap. T. &. J. ROBINSON.
VESSELS have suffered great deal by
the storms Of last month.
jon Offices in this county have been
kept quite busy the last week.
TEACHERS meetings in the country
districts have already begun.
MAJOR PHsoSs Of the Villas House IS
now III the Park hotel at Madison.
jon work of all kinds done at this Of
fee, and as cheap as at Milwaukee.
THE correspondents Of the Kewaunee
Entc,lri@e are perpetrating poetry.
TINS is the season for hunting and
sportsmen are taking advant tge of If.
ELECTION is over and affairs have
settled INTO their accustomed channel.
"HACkMETAcKn a popular and fragrant
Dru. store
MASIrowoc farmers need not complain.
Wheat sells at 80 cents bushel in Min
nesota.
4 EualnER of teachers from other parts
of the state have engaged schools il this
county.
uAs any one watched the careful musk
rat u ascertain the kind Of winter we
will havy
ELuorloS matters are our excuse for
tbe naaa.r amount Of general news in
this issue.
THE man with influence for sale to the
hiob,.t n..l,],r win NOT come to the front
for one wear.
Mosr IF the voters Of the state took
GEORGE Peaks advice and voted as they
s.dayp pleased"
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The railroad company have purchased
two sleeping cars and they will soon be
put Oh the road.
Iris said that c. d. Robinson OF the
Gra,9 Faz l4ygcotc is sufferino from
his ola enemy, paralysis.
Oysrrn dealers IN the city are not at
all DESTROYS Of selling their stock by the
can. while the strike lasts
WE take every thing back that we have
said against the weather and acknowledge
that II i Of the finest quality.
r., prr,r of,ioa iss,,al q, o,-tro last
Monday but found it difficult matter to
distribute it through the county.
Sr,Irn nronosols for tnrkevs received
- ,,;s ot,,,a nn+l tho asrb Aftar f,ot
we shell positively refuse to accept.
LIrBSow 4 Soy have moved into their
new store near the bridge. 1t is one Of
the neateet jewellery stores in the city.
WELLS Persian Perfume :" HAcKNErAcK' j:
a,ch ana , l' ,, ny IL S'I' 'S Jones y Seia
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