The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-10-03

+ OUR Catalogues for the new Bazaar fall
+ patterns are now in. Take one home
and see what the new styles are.
J. ScHUEITE & BRos.
Mr.. WLcox Is charging his grocery
store considerably. We understand he
IS going TO have a billiard room in the
addition.
+ We expected to receive the call for a
democratic county convention this week,
but go to press without receiving any
notice.
LOVERS Of good coffee will find the
finest grade Of Old Government Java in
the market, at Villas & Barnes, and 1t a
very low price.
So&EruTsG Of value was recently lost
in the Post Office of this city, The owner
may recover his property by inquiring
Of Mr.. Esslinger.
I Villas & BARNES have this day receiv-
ed 100 cloaks from one Of the most fash
ionable makers in New York city, and at
/ prices exceedingly low.
/ OSE Of orr local courts is engaged in
seeking to learn the paternity of little
one who lately put in al appearance at
+ the town OF Two Rivers.
/ 4 CORAL necklace was lost Wednesday
morning between the store of j. L.
B:andeis and the 2nd ward school. The
/ finder will confer favor by leaving it at
the tore Of j. L. Brandeis.
! JouS IVRIGHr, a former resident of
Two Rivers, died at Milwaukee on the
10Th inst, of rheumatic fever. His body
was inferred at Two Rivers on Friday
last.
Gro. NIQuErrE and L. Sanyille had
rather thrilling experience on a trip
from North Monistlque to Two Rivers IN
a small boat during the equinoctial
storm.
0. ToRRIsoS having purchased for cash
an immense stock OF new Fall and Win
/ ter Goods from manufacturers east, is
now offering bargains, making prices no
other house will meet.
GENERALLY, complimentary notices
from the press are without value. But
some of our citizens who have heard
/ Melissa Breslau, speak of her as first
/ class actress.
WE make the filing of prescriptions a
specially, for which purpose we keep
strictly pure and fresh medicines con-
stantly on hand at the Central Drug
Store. Night bell at front door.
! PEcK's- SIN got down on the Green
Bay and Minnesota railroad, and it IS
proving heavy weight 1t would pay
.sSweitzer Case" to conciIiate or brighten
Peck.
THE large sales of wheat in this city
DO not proportionally increase the sale Of
Merchants stock. Farmers, at this sea-
son of the year are usually in debt, and
their first thought is to pay that off.
CE Thursday last trunk containing a
quantity OF clothing and $500 in money,
belonging to G.. L. Sumner, was stolen
from the boarding house kept by Mary
Ann Carr, at Spring Creek.
HORACE RUBLEE, chairman Of the re-
publican central committee has been
employed on the editorial corps OF the
Evening Wisconsin. He will take up
his residence in Milwaukee.
Mr.. C. d. Pillsbury has for the pres
eat severed his editorial connection with
the Fond du Lac Saturday Reporter,
though he will still continue part pro-
prietcr. Mr.. Thiying takes the entire
control.
The spring and summer of this year
have been remarkable for the absence of
fogs. But they settle down on the land
when the fall assumes control and we
begin to have an intimate acquaintance
with them.
lr is the fashion for city with some
pretensions to have a wild, black bear
promenade its streets Can't Appleton
inveigle n bear from the forests with
which it is surrounded! Appleton must
have bear even If II be tiny cub.
| SOMETHING NEW UNDER TIE Sun.
Tubular Ribbing for the manufacture
of hosiery, mittens Sc. at less than hall
the cost of ready made articles. Villas 4
Barnes have it, and they viii show you
how it is made.
< Mr.. August Shellenbeck, who was
Y taken sick with typhoid fever some time
ago, in kewaunee, died last Friday. lie
; was a Mishcott man. We hear that
there are still some cases of that dreadful
malady in the county south of kewaunee.
Enterprise.
, WE can show you the largest and finest
assortment IN the celebrated Wisconsin
Single and Double Wool shawls. il The
city Broche and Paisley Shawls in great
. variety and at prices to suit the times al
.. IoTrisons.
The Mil. L. S. & ". BY. have already
begun the survey of the route between
CLintonville and Shavano. The Appleton
Crescent says that Shawano is expected
to grade. tie and furnish the right of way
the company furnishing the iron ant
rolling stock.
4 MAN was run over by a team and ;
wagon loaded with hay, yesterday morn
ing, and quite severely injured. He wa!
holding span OF horses which through
e some cause had grown restless. They
! ierked away from him and lie fell ant
was run over rs above stated.