The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-09-25
2an;tosyoc, Thursday, Sept. IS.

INpIAN Summer will soon be drawing
near
The express Office is being repaired
this week
LITTLE boys are busy peddling fruit
these days.
TIE roads are in excellent condition
at present
WHEAT is being brought to town in
large quantities.
Wooden Yarn in ali colors and qualities
at Chas. Books.
The game laws interpose no Endurance
to hunters now.
THERE are number of ducks shot on
the river at this lace.
THERE was large number of farmers
in The city last Saturday.
Mr.. BUssE is putting new front in
his boot and shoe store.
SAILORS shipping from Milwaukee are
demanding 81 sol fr day.
SUPT. WALKER concluded bis fall series
of examinations last week.
Mr.. ScHREIHART has his brewery now
fixed up in the finest style.
THE Italian minstrels picked up con-
siderable money in this city.
THE agricultural society managed to
strike good weather this year.
MELENDY's new gallery will not be
ready until the 4th of October
WAGON loaded with brick. broke
down on Eighth street last Saturday.
SEvERs. towns in the county have con-
Guided to entirely ignore the dog law.
THERE was quite 'biG time" at Wors-
ter's, on the Mishicott road, last Sunday.
THE propeller Favorite passed through
the Sturgeon Bay ship canal on Monday.
NUB1As, sea foams and hand made
hoods for ladies and children at G.. BIS.
CHARLES SpINDLER Of Chicago is
spending few days with friends in this
city.
THE schooner Lydia left this port on
Saturday for Ludington with 10000
brick.
THE word ''boom" is said to be falling
into dIsrepute. 1t has been used too
much.
A. Il. MELENDY purchased new
baby posing chair for his Photographic
gallery.
A RUNAWAY took place on Washington
street one day last week. No damage
was done.
MosT of the schools in the county are
in session now. Wages average lower
than usual.
THE nights bring frost now regularly,
and the forest leaves are assuming their
russell hue.
A NEW mail agent, Mr.. Clark, has
taken the place of Mr. Simmonds on the
Lake Shore road
THE ''three fires" have had their day,
and mn old superstition has received an
other confirmation.
SHEBoYGAN has also to elect Register
of Deeds this fall, the person elected last
fail having lately died.
: PROVIDENCE has the champion base
ball club this year. Chicago has drop
ped to the third place.
CHAs. Book keeps q nice assortment
Of gents. ladies', and childrens', WOODEN
jackets which he sells cheap.
THOSE desiring to secure job of cal.
Ginning should read notice headed
contract, in another place.
The new Lutheran church at Reeds
vile is rapidly nearing completion and is
one Of the finest in the county.
The county fair opened on Tuesday of
this week. The annual address will be
delivered to-day by Hon. John Carey.
/ KEEP on hand different kinds of
sewing machines, which 1 sell cheaper
than any one else. CHAs. Book.
HENRY GIBSON went out to Dakota,
Tuesday, to look the country over with n
view to making purchase of land there.
J. S. Alan, man we'll known in this
city and prince of good fellows is now
engaged in business for himself in Chi
cago.
THE Alaskan Sisters will appear in
E. Church tomorrow night and hear
them.
The old steamer Manitowoc, which
has been transferred into barge at
Rand's yard, will be launched next Sat-
turday.
CHARLEY GREvE sells the Kelly Steel
Barb Wire Fence. 1t costs much less
than plank and post fences, and is just
as good.
THE county fair occurring at the same
time as the Milwaukee races, will prevent
number of people from this county
from attending the latter.
Mn. SIBREE received telegram on
Monday stating that his daughter Gertie
was growing much worse. He left on
Monday evening for Peshtigo.
THE teachers of kewaunee county pre-
scented Supt. Read two pieces of table
silver. Mr.. Read is deservedly popular
with the teachers of his county.
Col. MAY was in Manitowoc on the