The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-10-02

IltCu WIFI u IACH SCI Vi tdiiNttoS.
Dos'T forget to register on Tuesday
next, il you want to vote this fall.
The bridge gates constructed by Witt
mann and Dumke now work well.
''Do YoU want stylish hat, cheap
Barnes & Mendlik will supply you.
THE storm signal IS the most active
piece of machinery in the city, lately.
CHIEF JUSTICE RYAN takes part in the
deliberation of the supreme court now.
VIZ sell our paints, oils and brushes
cheap. T. & J. ROBINSON.
TaE tug Bismarck came in ON Satur-
day, remaining until tho heavy sea sub
sided.
CONSIDERABLE clover seed is raised in
this county now. 1t pays better than
wheat.
Ex-Gov. TAYLOR has become produc
er Of cranbcrries. He has struck bo-
nanza.
Mn. RUEss was lately hurt by run
away team. He is now able to be around
again.
THE Goodrich boats have experienced
but little difficulty from rough weather
this season.
JoHN p. PITscH, of Newton, raised a
sqash on his farm which weighed ca lbs.
1t is giant.
SHERIFF PIERCE brought Miss Sarah
Johns home from the Oshkosh asylum
last Tuesday.
THE schooner Mariner cleared on
Monday for Muskegon with cargo of
10000 brick.
KEARNEy sent up his card to Gen.
Grant, but the latter refused to SEQ the
sand lot orator.
A BREAKMAN named Charles Nelson
had two fingers crushed lately while
coupling cars.
THE large attendance at the fair on
Thursday seems to have m;,de every one
interested happy.
SATURDAY is usually busy day in the
city, but the rain had it all its own way
on that day last week.
A CHILD was run over by horse and
buggy on the south side this week. No
serious damage done.
PEACHES are very expensive this year,
one dollar per basket for choice fruit
being the usual price.
AN addition is to be built to the north
side engine house. 1t will be II feet
wide and 10 feet long.
Do YOU wanb good suit of clothes,
cut in the latest style, and cheap Then
go to Barnes & Mendlik's.
Mr.. CANNON, OF Milwaukee, is in
charge OF the governmet works ct this
place during Mr.. Turner's absence.
We are indebted to Mrs. F. P. Jones
for tire obituary notice Of Mr.. BERTHE,
which appears in this issue OF the PhoT.
IT was uncomfortabIy warm on Mon
day, q decided change from the cold raw
weather prevailing for week previous.
SHERIFF PIERCE was serenaded oy the
city band on Friday evening last, the
occasion being his forty eighth birthday.
LACK Of rain this fall made it rather
difficult for farmers to do their blowing.
The rain of Saturday remedied this some
what.
The interior of the post Office has been
whitevashed and supplied with large
billboard for the convenience of adver-
tisers.
Two new street lamps have been put
up on South Eighth street recently-one
by II. Il. Sommer and one by L. I.
Mohrhusen.
II you want the best sewing machine
for the least money, go to Lehmkuhl &
Dicke, corner Main and Washington
streets, south side. If
THE Industry brought over another
cargo of lumber for Geo. Guyles on Sat
urday. George has the largest stock of
lumber in the city now.
THERE is said to be a perfect rush
of sail and steam vessels, through the
Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal, and the sue
cess of the enterprise is assured.
SEVENTEEN young ladies left by the
Goodrich boat on Tuesday LAST for Chi
cage, where they purpose doing house
work. They were all from ManitowoC
county.
Mn. j. LANDRETH has had hopper
placed i'll the depot building to facilitate
the handling aud shipment OF pease, He
will ship from 1000 to 10000 bushels
this fall
Q. ToRRIsoN has greatly improved the
front of his store by lowering the win
dows to level with the floor, affording {
much better opportunity for the display
of goods
BARNES \ MENDI4K have received 6
large supply of new crop teas, both il
Japans, Green and Oolong. Their japan
tea at q pounds for one dollar can not
be excelled.
THERE is scarcely meeting of the two
lodges of the a. Q. I. W. without ont
or more limitations, and next to the L. oil
Il. it is the strongest order in the city il
point of members.
THE Manitowoc boys who went owe
10 Oshkosh to play base ball, reported
on their return that they had mad
wealth there. Peck heard of the boast
and also knew the facts in the case. II