The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-31
GENERAL BRAGG

tOI1eSS toJh jill apptal.
a GOOD large wood pile is what the
printer hopes to see grow in adjoining
yards. Bring US wood SO that we may
maintain our integrity.
ARE your horses or cattle sick2 Ii SO,
go to L. &. J. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as TO how it
should be used.
THE Germans Of Outagamie county
believing they did not have just repre-
sentation Oh the democratic ticket, called
q German convention and nominated a
ticket.
HENRY J. GEEPHEIDE OF Fond du Lac
was married last Thursday to Miss Nellie
Perkins, daughter of the county Judge.
Mr. Gerpheide was formely a resident of
this city.
SUPT WALKER conducted a supple
mentary examination of teachers ii this
city on Friday aad Saturday. Three
applicants worked for certificates OF a
higher grade.
\ LARGE quantity of wheat was sold at
this market on Saturday last. Farmers
are willing to admit now, that wheat
buyers il this city pay as high a price
for wAea. as it brings in Milwaukee.
The Northwestern house Of this city
is managed by one of the most clever
+ landlords that ever turned a faucet.
Matthias feeds his guests well and makes
them merry by his humos.
! AFTER years of patient labor and ex-
/ pertinent, the st. John Sewing Machine
is now offered to the public, as the tri-
umph Of inventive genius in this branch
/ Of manufacture for sale by Lemkuhl i
Dicke.
COLD weather seems to have set in
rather early this year. Sunday morning
the ground was covered by quite fall of
snow, and the winds canvassed a fellow
pretty thoroughly.
Any one wishing to buy good sewing
machine, should not fail to go to Lem
knhl & Dicko's new store, they keep all
kinds and sell cheap. 4 liberal discount
given when two or more machines are
+ bought.
TIE PILOT Office has done the printing
in the Manitowoc County Atlas now
about completed by CT. 7. Nash. Mr.
Nash Is one of those men who believe in
patronizing home institutions, and he
states unhesitatingly that the work is
done better THAN sIulila4 work in ony
atlas which has been done in Milwaukee.
! w. A. BUssE is doing an extended and
lara business in selling Boots & Shoes
very cheap, at greatly reduced prices.
Every one finds it 50 who goes to buy.
There is satisfaction in price and
quality. jan II
\ woULD-BE saloon keeper named Law
renee Swokowsky was brought up before
Justice Schmidt for selling liquor with
out license. He plead guilty and was
fined $50. He did not have enough fl
thy iucre to discharge the fine and so
concluded to take lodgings with sheriff
Mulholland
i NAN III Fond du Lac lately sold q
turkey. He then stole the turkey, chop
ped its head off and sold it to the same
man. A second time he stole the turkey
plucked it, and sold it the third time to
the same purchaser. He thought he
had struck a bonanza but he was caught
at the third effort to steal the turkey.
DEPUTY Collector Smart has been in
structed to examine the records In the
Office OF the county Judge, with a view
to ascertain the legacies subject to
United States tax. Legatees, prepare
to pay your dues to the government.
Base Ball is over with for the year.
No more dead head posters for rs.
HAVING completed large job we shall
now be able to execute orders for Job
work more promptly.
The interests of the democratic party
of the state imperatiyely demand the e.
lection OF Hon. Jos. Rankin. Democrats
should understand this fact and vote &C.
cosGngly.
o. account Of the appearance of the
Swedish Quartet the reading by Prof
Cumnock is postponed for the present
The next lecture in the Lyceum course
viii be by Rob. Burdette, the Burling-
ton HaWkeYe man on Nov. IL
] Express charges are as mysterious as
the origin Of species aud as variable as
autumn winds in northern ATTITUDES.
They are more difficult to follow than
the time card of railroad or the opinions
OF a politician. Express charges on
packages sent from Chicago to this office
+ sometimes vary 100 per cent. We have
lined our ssnctum with Peck's Sun in
the hope that it viii throw some light on
the erratic rates Of the express company
ALWAYS DESIRABLE and found at last
No more toes on childrenS' shoes to be
fixed-tho sole-leather tip will prevent all
this. The tip on these is made of solid
sole leather and will outwear the shoes
every time. These shoes are made of the
very best material throughout, and for
sale at the shoe store of W. A. Busse.
Price very low. jan l.
. HENRY VITz is very popular man in
the 3rd district and deservedly SO. He
is man who has won the respect of the
people by honesty, intelligence and can
dor. Every unbiased person must adj
nit that he is in every respect the better
OF the two candidates for tie position.
Not one word of censure can be pro-
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