The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-09-30

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Will LUEPs thinks it pays TO be eau.
tious in handling fire arms. He viii be
so in future.
The rooms of the county Judge have
been crowded during the examination OF
Anna Stroka.
The tug Thomas Spear was burned on
Friday of last week while off Carlton.
1t was fully insured.
CARL PAUTz lately lost very valuable
draft horse, being the second one lost
within a month.
The Grand Master Workman of the
A. 0. U. ". will be present at the meet
ing on Saturday next.
TIE Chronicle says the body of man
was found On the beach near Two Creeks.
1t was not recognizable.
THE schooner E. NJ. Portch, which
collided with the Negaunee off Ahnapee,
is in the dry dock here for repairs.
DURING the storm on Monday of last
week an old lady in Eaton was hurt by a
portion of a roof falling upon her.
CALL day long" on Monday the Their
mometer was bot little above so degrees.
Pretty cool weather for September.
&. C. BARNES proposes erecting a
building on the lot south of Bolens store.
A gang of men are at work excavating.
RUBBER Goops. We keep everything
belonging to orr line of business.
ROBINSON & HNRICHs. If
QUITE a number were disappointed on
Thursday last who ATTENDED the fair for
the sole purpose of hearing Gen. Bragg.
JOHN SCHUETrE & Bros. are putting
on an additional story to their grist mill.
When completed it will be a four story
structure.
WE are always ready to publish the
proceedings of any Hancock and English
club in The county. Let the secretary of
each send in report.
Mr.. DAIMLER requests us to state that
the Hancock and English club will adj
joun to the court house from the club
rooms on Saturday evening next.
4 SPLENDID line of the newest style
mirrors, pocket books, albums, toilet
cases, all sold very low at Robinson &
Hinrichs. If
j. ScHUETTE & Bros. carpet depart
meut on the second floor of their new
addition is now completed, and they are
now showing splendid line of carpets
and oil cloths
\ HORSE tried his leg at runaway
Tuesday afternoon. He ran along the
sidewalk short distance on Eighth st.
he was captured without much damage
except to the buggy.
We have just received a good assert
ment of Racine shawls; these added to
our other beautiful styles, make this
particular line very complete.
J. ScHUErrE & Bros.
THE schooner America was run down
and sunk about three miles off Two
River Point on Tuesday night. The
crew reached Two Rivers yesterday
morning. No lives were lost.
SOME of the boys who went ont to the
rice beds last Sunday would have
''draigl't a their petticoaties" if boys
would only wear such things. 1t was
''drizzle" all day.
Dull times set in rather early this
year. Every one expected it would be a
poor season i'll this county, but did not
anticipate so sudden an appearance.
Farmers are as scarce in the city now as
during harvest.
People at the county fair noticed that
the secretary, Nelson, carried himself as
if good fortune had befallen him. In.
quiry revealed the fact that a little boy
will soon call him papa and that's what
made Will so cheerful.
By reference to an advertisement else
where it will be seen that J. f. Platt is
offering his goods for cost, as he intends
TO close out his business in the city,
He has a fine stock of goods on hand and
they are of the best quality.
THE young mems club of the 3rd ward
has been changed so as to be 3rd ward
club for democrats generally. They have
very successful meetings every Friday
evening. A. J. Schmitz and H. Falge
addressed the club on Friday last
We have one thousand four hundred
barrels of the best Michigan and New
York salt on hand now, and have reduced
prices on some to dollar per barrel.
J. SoHUETrE & Bros.
TIE schooner Resumption went on the
beach little south of Two Rivers on
Saturday morning during fog. The
tugs Hagerman and GaSnon went to
work at her aud succeeded in pulling her
of Monday night. She sustained 40
damage, whatever.
". 4. WALKER and W. ]. Turner all.
dressed the Hancock and English club of
Two Rivers on Sunday last. A. J.
Sehmitz and Hubert Falge delivered
speeches at Reedsville on the same day.
John Carey held forth to the people OF
Centerville on Saturday night.
RAND & RoEMER keep a first class
article OF lightning rods on hand. You
can purchase those and put them on youl
buildings without the aid of an agent, OF
II You prefer, the firm viii send you 8
competent person who will see that they