The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-11-20

state.
DIR. EAsToN is still confined to his
house by sickness.
SOME of our citizens went to Chicago
to aid in the Grant boom.
HIGH. higher, highest goes the price
Of everything these days.
Z. PHILLIPS failed to put in an appear
ance in this city last week.
Bur little grain came to market last
week. The roads were too bad.
HoN. J. RANKIN has sold his house and
lot in the Fourth ward to E. Krumm-
heur.
You always find full line of Boots
and Shoes at the lowest figures, at
CHAs. Book.
EsTABRooK and Walker are now settled
in their lew quarters in Woods new
block.
KNIT HOOPS. Barnes and Mendlik Of
fer the finest assortment in the city at
very low prices.
A NEW sidewalk has been built on 7th
street near the school house. Something
very much needed.
LAST night the thermometer grew
small with the cold. 1t was the sharpest
night of the new winter.
]. TAUGHER, of Liberty has an artes-
ian well at his place which is said to be
one of the finest in the county.
JEREMIAH CURTIN the celebrated lin
guist is delivering lectures in Kewaunee
and Green Bay to large audiences.
STEAMER Engine Co. No. will give q
ball on Thanksgiving evening at Schrei-
hardt's Halt. See notice elsewhere.
A COMMITTEE of the comfy Board con-
sifing of Werner, Linstedt and Zorn
visited Two Rivers last week on business.
The sky to the west of here was lit up
by fire on Monday night. We have
not learned whether it was building or
not
DEPUTY Collector Smart has removed
his Office to Woods new block. That
will now be the most popular Office in
town.
REMEMBER Hugo Klingholz guaran-
tees perfect satisfaction to all his patrons
as we'll in photographs as portrait paint
ings. At
SIxTT-THRRE votes were polled by the
county of New at the late election. The
county Is Utmost too new to be of much
value,
NAsB insists that the narrow gauge
railway throughthe peninsula will soon
be an established fact. His faith is
strong.
SEDGwIcK & FoRREsr have their Office
furnished in princely style. 1t takes the
sharp edges off the law TO notice how
pleasantly it is ensconced.
BURBANK is giving some of his read
ings in this state. 1t would not be bad
idea for some enterprising society 70 in
duce him to visit Manitowoc.
Jos. DUHATcH and John Novak, of
this city, are going into the hardware
and general merchandise business at
Neva, New county, this state.
MATT. CARPENTER has been interview
cd at his own request by a Washington
reporter. Matt thinks the democrats
will be terrible fellows in 1880.
A BULL DOG belonging to Mr.. Ertz was
shot through the neck lately. 1t is
claimed the dog attacked horse which
was being driven from the depot.
BEFORE you have your picture made
call at Hugo Klingholz's gallery, south
side, and examine his elegant specimens
Pictures made from locket to life size.
TINS cold weather reminds Us that
Barnes & Mendhck have q splendid lot
OF Overcoats for men, boys and children,
and the best stock of clothing in the city.
EDTroT READ was at Nash's surprise
party and the Neenah Times says there
was a great scarcity of provisions for
some days after in the city of wooden
ware.
THREE of the towns of the county neg.
lectcd to send list of names for jurors
to the county clerk, so that these towns
will not be represented on the jury this
year.
Mr.. WRJPIsxRJAKL, of Green Bay,
stopped his subscription to the Advocate
because that paper mis-spelled his name
in the registration ist.-KeVasmce En-
terprise.
The hose of steamer No. was cut by
some wretch during the fire at Linde-
mann's last week. The person guilty of
such detestable act is unfit to live in
any community.
CAPTAIN Il. G. WELrs Of Monroe
Conn, died suddenly at his home on the
Goth Of October in the Goth year of his
age. Mr.. Wells was the father of Mrs.
A. ID. Jones of this city.
A FELLOW little the worse for liquor
drew knife on one of the railroad bows
last Tuesday night. 1t took the rail-
roader about one minute to put an i'm
mense head on the other.
No remedy in the world ever came into
Eurh universal usa or has 81 fullv yror,
the confidence of mankind, as Ayers
Cherry Pectoral for the cure of coughs,
colds and consumption. nov 81
NOTICE the advertisement of the Ten
Cent Store which appears in this issue of
the Pilot. This store has had large
run of business and there can be no