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

next Tuesday evening.
THE price Of wheat IS so low that far
mers are not anxious to sell.
The revenue cutter Andy Johnson lay
at deck in our harbor Tuesday.
,'HACKMETACK' a popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by JoNEs scHALLERN, entral
Drug Store.
A high sea drove a number of vessels
into our harbor for shelter this week.
WE sell our paints, oil and brushes
cheap. I. 6. J. ROBINSON.
THE neatest rooms in the town are
those in the building opposite Torrison's
store.
MF. DcaTEE has about completed the
new Two horse hose cart for the north
side.
ToLEr articles of all kinds for sale
cheap at the Central Drug store.
JONES Il ScHALLERN.
THE biggest nuisance of the day,-the
boy who goes to the theater to stamp and
whistle.
PoLuCAL orators complain that there
is very little enthusiasm over election
matters this fall.
Now that the woods are losing their
snoltering foliage, hunting parties are
being organized.
MEs. RUEss, wife Of H. Ruess Ct the
Williams house, has been lying danger
ously i'll for some time
THE Two Rivers bastardy case now
being tried at the county court, attracts
number Of the prurient curious.
A scow load Of stones well nigh sunk
at the mouth of our harbor, while being
towed to one of the cribs, last week.
MR. SEHTrENBERG makes an announce
ment to the public, in another place in
the PLoT Read his advertisement.
WE devote considerable Of our space
this week to The publication Of the award
Of premiums by the county fair society.
TIE st. John will run either forward
or backward, sewing continuously, with
ont changing direction of feed, or loss or
change Of stitch.
As Will be seen by advertisement else
where, Mrs. John Hussey has reopened
her NIillner's store ut the new rooms near
8th street bridge.
DIR. PAINE has removed his Office from
the second story of Plumb Il Nelson's
store, to the new building, adjoining
Rapd's store on the west
JusT received at the Central Drug
store. a splendid assortment of exquisite
perfumes which we sell low, in quanti-
ties to suit. JONES < ScHALLERS.
GEN. Ginty thinks that the two most
unlikely events in the order Of nature, is
to have %. Rankin join the church or
jed. CottrilI to speak against free ma
sonny.
THE ST. John is free from cams, cogs
springs, and IS positive in all its move
ments With closed shuttle, with no
loose parts, and no threading through
holes.
The Elevator in this city has been
rented to NIessrs Cargin * Van of La
Crosse. Those gentlemen intend to pur-
chase wheat on large scale and ship
direct to Buffalo.
JOHN CLARK of the town of Cato sold
his property and left for Traer, Iowa on
Tuesday last. Qnite number of people
from this county have gone to Iowa with
in the last few years.
WE can sell the best goods cheap
er than any one else because we buy in
large quantities and have the lowest ex-
pcnsas. T. &. J. ROBINSON.
Mr.. GRIDLEY, desires to announce to
his friends and patrons that he has now
a Tooth Powder, which he recommends
as desirable and safe and will give salts
faction to all. Try it.
SEE the ST. John sewing machine be-
fore you buy any other, every machine
Is warranted, for sale by Lemkuhl Il
Dieke, dealers in dry goods, groceries
&c, corner Main and Washington St.
Mn. BRADLEY and Mr.. CroSsman have
changed places, the former going to
Green Bay to superintend the govern
ment work there and Mr.. Crossman tax
ing charge Of the Two Rivers harbor.
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 K
Dicke.
ANY one wishing to buy good sewing
machine, should not fail to go to Lem
kuhl & Dicke's new store. they keep all
kinds and sell cheap. A liberal discount
given when two or more machines are
bought
The Kewaunee Enterprise of last
week was filed with ''good things. The
description Of the republican convention
held in that county, is very readable
even to those who are wholly uninterest-
ed II the local politics of kewaunee.
PRoF. CHAMBERLAIN has returned
from his trip to Europe. While in Paris
he read paper before an Association of
scientific men, and published pamphlet
there in relation to the Kettle moraine
which extends through the eastern part
OF Wisconsin, passing through the mid
die of Manitowoc county.