The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-11-21

J. SCHUETTE & Bros. received three
/ hundred and forty barrels of choice
winter apples this week. The apples
are being sold very fast as the price IS
extraordinarily low for such choice fruit.
| PHILIP ScHAEFFER dead, is an object
OF mora interest to Manitowoc county,
/ than was Philip Schaefer living. HIS
burial expences occupied the attention Of
| the county board for a considerable time.
| We know OF no better place in which
| to start a sausage factory than near the
| head of 9Th street. There are more dogs
IN that neighborhood, than in the happy
hunting grounds, where the spirits Of
| Just dogs are sure to go.
THE wholesale house Of A. T. Stewart
in New York has been discontinued.
THIS is said to be owing to Judge Hi
toms inability to properly conduct the
business built up by the great merchant
prince.
WE have now a very good assortment
Of overcoatiugs in plain beaver, fur,
| beaver and chinchila, at considerable
below former prices.
j. SCHUETTE & BRos.
Il. r. PAGE & Co, of Chicago, are just
issuing a new sectional map Of Michigan
and Wisconsin. This is q good opportu-
nifty for first-cass canvassers who should
address l.. D. Sampson, State Agent,
Geneva, Wis.
OUR greatest wish IS to become SO
wealthy that we can purchase little dogs
which can bark 385 times in minute,
and chain them under the windows OF
our neighbors, so That they may be SER
enaded the livelong night. There Is
| nothing more lovely than dog which Is
all bark.
Just received from New York, an ele-
CANT lot of Ostrich Tips, Plumes, Fancy
Feathers, Flowers, Silk Yelvets and
Stylish Trimmings. These goods were
bought at a bargain, and are now offered
at prices far below the usual figures.
Mrs. HUssEy.
Mr.. BRANDEIs informs us that his
brother was not the first to seize upon
his stock of goods on execution; that the
first seizure was made by Singer & Ben
elict Of Milwaukee. and that his brothers
claim which is $1,000, is second to that of
of the firm above named.
". 4. BUssE is doing al extended and
lar, e business in selling Boots & Shoes
very cheap. at greatly reduced prices.
Every one finds it so who goes to buy.
There is satisfaction in price and
quality. jan II
4 SNATCH thief or a thief modified by
some other adjective was making the
rounds of the city last Thursday, enter
ing every store and requesting to have
bills changed. He was interviewed by a
constable at the south side, who examined
his money, but found it to be genuine.
When the fellow found he was shadowed
he left.
''IF there had been fair election
Louisiana would have given from 5000
to $4,000 republican majority" is an item
OF news that may be found in every re-
publican newspaper. But the item has
grown decrepit with age and is now
ranked with the tale of Jack the Giant
Killer, something TO be related to those
OF childish creduadlity.
Az accident which resulted fatally oc-
CURED at the polls at Maple Grove on
election. \ man named Corners was
engaged in a friendly scuf1le with another
person. The man first named fell and
the ether mans knees came down on his
abdomen with some force. Corners was
taken home and died the next day from
the effect Of the injuries received.
ARE your horses or cattle sick? If so,
go to t. (. j. Robinson's drug store for
medicine and receive advice as to how it
should be used.
IT is said that the steamers are much
more convenient and can pump out a
vessel much more rapidly than a marine
steam pump. The agent of the under
writers of the Lake Forest says that they
are much superior to any marine pump
and he expresses himself as under many
obligations to the city for the use of
| them. He also says that he will make
| the fact known and that it will be an in
ducement to wrecked vessels to come to
this port
Ar a regular meeting of Nanitowoc
Temple of Honor No. 80, Nov. 4th 1873,
the following officers were installed.
W. G. I. X. I. Teigen, W. Y. T., John
Bacon; P. ". C. T., W. ". Waldo; ".
| r., 4. B. Melendy; W. A. r., W. An
drew; ". F. r., C. F. Smalley; ". T.
Geo. 3. Burnet; ". U. Geo. Groffman ;
". Q. Z. George Edwards; W. c., A.
Smith; W. S. H. Strauch; W. Chaplain,
| Rev. b. Becher.
\. B. AIELENDY, W. r.
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 &
Dicke.
Ton WINDIATE's energies cannot find
vent in running hotel, managing farm
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