The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-11-06

MERCHANTS say trade is better this fall
than it has been for years past.
We are delayed little this week on
account of the election returns.
DR. D. J. EAsToN has been suffering
from illness during the last week.
WE hear no further talk of the removal
of the machine shops from this city.
THE Temple of Honor of this city in
stalled their officers on Monday last.
THE melancholy days are "busted. "
Jack Frost put quietus upon them.
THE storm of Saturday closed up the
cold weather in which October made its
exit.
THERE will be great scarcity of water
this winter, unless we have rains before
the freezing up.
HAGEEow was the first man injured on
the Oshkosh branch of the Lake Shore &
Western Road.
THE locomotive and tender ran off the
track at Two Rivers on Friday last
No damage done.
A NUMBER Of attorneys from this city
were in attendance ct the circuit court in
Sheboygan last week.
THE city of Manitowoc had one or
more representatives in every town in the
county on election day.
SEDGwICK & FORREST is the title of the
new law firm. Their office will be in
Woods new brick block.
LAST Saturday was religious holiday
and great number of people from the
country were in the city.
Ed. CoNwAY lost 80 bushels of Green
pease by the loss of the Amazon. The
cargo was insured, however
The Lewis will case is being tried in
Sheboygan this week. The attorneys
make their argument to-day.
NOTICE the advertisement of Farm for
Sale. The farm belongs to Mr.. Griffin,
who Is growing too old to VIC rk it.
Asst. Pass. ACT. NATHAN, of the G.
B. q M. R. R., has been employed IN
that capacity by the Lake Shore Co.
TEACHERS meetings are now feature
of educational work in this county.
Some meetings. are advertised in this is
sue.
THE river was being dragged last week
in hopes of finding the body of John
Dillon, who was supposed to be drowned
on the 18th ult.
A MAN named John Helwig, resident
of Krok, Kewaunee county, committed
suicide Oh Thursday morning of last week
by hanging himself.
Our Maple Grove readers will be
pleased to notice that we have a CORES
pendent from that town who will report
all the local happenings.
GLORY to Mishicott. It is the bright
star in tie democratic galaxy. A few
such towns as Mishicott would make
Milwaukee, even, endurable.
THERE were very few frrmers in the
city on Monday. There was not enough
snow to make good sleighing, and just
enough to spoil the wheeling.
CARL II. SCHMIDT and Montgomery
NJ. Smith caused some confusion. Hem
schemeyer was hardly aware that he was
running for Attorney General.
In the suit Of ". w. Waldo against
Manitowoc county for office rent, tried
before Judge Meyer at Green Bay, the
verdict was in favor Of the county.
REPUBLICANS sent the Milwaukee re-
turns with "damnable iteration on
Tuesday night. Every despatch began
"Milwaukees' large republican gains"
WHEN you feel a cough CIR bronchial
affection creeping on the lungs, take
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and cure it be-
fore it becomes incurable. nov l3
LooMER, formerly editor of the Shawa-
no Journal, went to Montana last spring.
He returned to his old home this fall and
was nominated for the superintendency.
TAKE Ayers Sarsaparilla to purify the
blood and purge ont the humors, PIN
pies, boils and sores which are merely
emblems of the rottenness within. nov 10
CHARLES ESDREss, Jr., of Two Rivers,
and Miss Mary c. Bonner, OF Sault st.
Marie, were married on Thursday of last
week. Judge Pierpont performed the
ceremony.
JOHN STEVENSON, of Liberty, last Sat
urday brought to market four as fine
young steers as any cothty in the state
can boast of. They were purchased by
Fred Seeger.
The election returns published in this
issue are in the main correct. On some
officers IN the state ticket there may be
some slight errors, which will be corree-
ted next week.
BUSINESS on the Lake Shore Road is
more than blooming" this fall. Freight
trains have failed constantly within the
last few weeks to get in on time, owing
to the amount of freight.
NJ. III. ToUHEY, a former resident of
Franklin, this county. was candidate
for the state senate in Brown county.
He was defeated by Kelly. who was
speaker of the assembly last year.