The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-09-23
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER a3.

'IDYL WILD" is again deserted and
drear."
THE wind blew a hurricane all day
Monday.
THE county fair opened on Tuesday of
this week.
THE storm signal told the truth for
once on Sunday last.
MAX RAHR, of Grant, Col, is home
for few weeks visit.
THE leaves of soft maple trees are now
coiored beautifully.
SHADE trees suffered considerably dur
ing tie gale of Monday.
THE equinoxial storm spent itself in
wind and bluster this year.
BUTTRIcK' fashion sheets for October
have arrived at j. Schuette & Bros.
J. C. McCAKTY, of Kossuth, was vel
come caller al our Office on Tuesday.
STATIoSERY-a good stock kept, and
sold cheap at the Central Drug Store.
QUITE number of people from the
city will attend the county fair to-day.
BRUSHES Of every description, at Rob-
inson & Hinrichs. If
WOULD BE-SoMINEEs become more ac-
tive as the time for the convention draws
near.
Mrs. GRAHAM, of Sturgeon Bay, is
visiting in the city, the guest of Mrs.
Smart.
THE post Office at Kewaunee was brok-
en- into this week. The burglars were
arrested.
PEAsE are not turning out to be such
an excellent crop in this county as was
predicted.
The majority of young women are re-
publicans. \ very severe Judgment on
that party.
Do NOT fail to hear Judge Kirwan dis
cuss ike political questions of the day.
next Saturday.
ENGLISH Felt Chest Protectors, the
best in the world, sold at Robinson &
Hinrichs. If
NB. HARPER, of the Cleveland Paper
Co., was in the city calling upon the
newspaper men this week.
Will WHITE has made arrangements
to locate at Kewaunee and practice his
profession in that village.
THE sociable at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. E. X. Rand last Tuesday eve
ming was very pleasant affair.
EITHER farmers are quite busy thresh-
ing, or else they have but little to sell.
They are very s;arce in the city.
THE propeller Roanoak brought 1000
| barrels of salt for j. Schuette & Bros,
from the salt works Of Michigan.
RUBBER GOODS. We keep everything
| belonging to our line of business.
| ROBINSON N HINRICHS. tt
PROMINENT republicans in the city say
they will have Garfield and English club
organized in every town in the county.
PANKRATz & Co. have converted most
of the large quantity of logs brought
| down the river this summer, into lumber
The call for the democratic county con-
vention and assembly district conventions
will be found in this issue of the PILOT.
TRUssEs, shoulder brace,, bandages,
the largest and most complete assert.
ment at Robinson Il Hinrichs. If
LAST week the harbor was crowded
with vessels, some i'll port waiting for a
favorable wind and others busted in tax
ing on freight.
THE Manitowoc Journal speaks of the
canals of history" in its editorial on the
state of Maine. Is it there the republi.
can party is located2
TIE Chronicle says Hancock and
English club is about to be organized in
the town of Two Rivers. Why MOI have
one in the city also?
a SALOON keeper punched man who
was little obstreperous one evening this
week and then 'oisted MIN. 4 law suit
will probably result.
\ SPLENDID line of the newest style
mirrors, pocket books, albums, toilet
eases, all sold very low at Robinson &
Hinrichs. If
TIE most beautiful Dolmans and
CloakS, deliberately trimmed with silk
velvets, beaded goods and fringes are
now on exhibition at J. Schuette & Bros.
SOME Two River boys were brought
before a justice charged with manning a
horse. The testimony was not sufficient
to convict them and they were dis
charged.
HENRY SIBREE is the sold man ell
oquent" on political subjects. When the
campaign for this county is properly or
ganized he should be given some cam
paign work.
QUITE number of our young men are
rapidly developing into orators The
Hancock aud English clubs of the coun-
ty will not be allowed to languish foI
want of speakers.
THE Nord- Weston contained an an.
nouncement last week that Anton Stol
of Eaton, was candidate for county
treasurer. Inquiry has shown that the
matter was simply a joke.
\ VERY pleasant time was had at the
ball given under the auspices of the