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

On Monday for thorough rebuild.
STATIosERY-a good stock kept, and
sold cheap at the Central Drug Store.
MAPLE GROVE is little ahead of most
other towns IN its wheat yield this year.
Mr.. RAHR's elevator keeps looming
up like the ''skyish head of blue Olymp.
u.s."
THERE has been a decided improve
| ment in the character of the weather
lately.
The camping party who have been OF
the rice beds the last two weeks returned
on Tuesday.
STUDENTS quite generally have return
ed to their studies at university and nor
NAL schools.
GEORGE PANKRATz is having very
successful summer. His lumber yard is
filling up rapidly.
The merciful man who regardeth the
comfort of his beast will provide his
horse with fly net.
TRUMAN & COOPER have begun work
on the harbor cribs designed for the ex.
tension of the piers.
TEIGLER was thrown from his wagon
| one day last week and stunned. He
suffered no injuries.
j. 5. ANDERSON and G. E. Estabrook
will address the Garfield and Arthur
club on Saturday next.
A FREE lunch, with spring chicken as
the principal article of food, was given at
Louis Simon's saloon last Saturday.
HAVE two pianos, second hand, which
L will sell or rent on monthly payments.
G. E. FEIKER. sep %.
HE Brown County Fair will be held
September q, %, % and "a. The fairs
of this county are always very successful.
A BARBER fell into the river near the
engine house on Tuesday. He was fished
out, thoroughly wet and badly brighten
ed
NOTICE advertisement of Fl. Greye. in
this issue. Farmers will thus learn where
they can get market for their soft tim
Der.
A LITTLE child belonging to DIR. and
Mrs. Gridley died on Saturday last The
remains were taken to Appleton for inter
ment.
PROF. G. F. KUENLAU, of Fond du Lac,
will give concert in the city on the 9th
inst. His troupe consisty of five ladies
and three gentlemen.
SOUTH Eighth street is much improved
IN appearance and in fact since the clean
ing of the mud with which it was cover
ed about a year ago.
TEERE was quite heavy frost Tuesday
night a few miles west from the lake
shore. On Monday night snow fell in
the lake off Sheboygan.
HANCOCK and English clubs should be
organized in every town in the county
Prominent democrats should interest
themselves in this work.
FRED SEEGER was out in Meme on
Saturday last, town, by the way, where
Fred is general favorite, and bought
stock to the amount of S64O.
The Third ward school has as able q
corps of teachers as any school in the
state of its grade can boast of. We
speak by the card in this matter.
THE only genuine bonafde "Ceska LIE
| karna" is kept by Schallern & Janecek al
the Star Pharmacy. Price sc. Warrant
ed clear Havana. sep
My new stock of Boots & Shoes is now
arriving by boat and rail and I can safely
say it is the finest and best selection
made this fail. Chas. Book.
''DRAw it mild" as the boy with the
decayed tooth said to the Dentist
Toothache can be cured by using Dr.
Thomas Electric Oil. Sold at the
Central Drug Store.
To the house wife, if you need Towels,
| Napkins, Table Damask, Red Spread
and white goods of all kinds, call anG
look over my assortments, it will pay
you. G. Book.
RYDER says he was the only private
at the meeting to organize Garfield ani
Arthur club for the Fourth ward. 81.
elected the whole batch of officers SD,
his only word" A mighty man is Ry
der.
AUGUST CANS is supporter of Ham
cock and English. Mr.. Cans is one O
| the leading farmers of Manitowoc county
and one of the most prominent and infu
entiel men in Franklin. The assistance
of such men will count in the comm,
campaign.
THE barn of James Cook, of the tow
of Eaton was destroyed by fire last week
His entire crop of hay and grain was il
it at the time. The cause of the FIRE j
unknown. This is a severe blow on MI
Cook as he had no insurance.
MARSHALL prepared Cubeb Cigarette
good for catarrh, asthma, bronchial diff
culhes and cold in the head are highl
popular, pleasant to the taste and bene
fetal in their results. For sale at th
Star Pharmacy. sep
A LARGE frame building located O
Washington street, in the 3rd ward, bs
longing to Mrs. Hermann, was destroye
|, by fire Monday morning. The buildin
, was insured for $1,000. An adjoinin
/. building also suffered somewhat.
: We compound Physicians PrescriI
. tons and Family Recipes with the prea