The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-09-16
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.
THE leaves are dropping off the trees
quite rapidly.
Do NOT forget that the county fair
opens next Tuesday.
APPLES are so plentiful in this county
that they are being fed to hogs.
SUpr. VIEBAHs viii complete the fau
series of examinations next week.
STAuoSERY-a good stock kept, and
sold cheap at the Central Drug Store.
TIE body of Elite Jones arrived in the
city on Friday morning and was inferred
in the cemetery here.
THE game of base bail last Saturday
was a very embarrassing one. The Ap-
pleton club came from Eaton.
A MASITowoc man wants to take all
the bets offered on the national election
this fall, He backs Hancock.
The masonic lodge of Two Rivers give
q ball at Yoshardts Hall tonight. 1t is
going to be a recherche affair.
ScHUETTEs' new store is now fitted up
and gives them all the room necessary
for conducting their large business.
TRUMAN & COOPER have quite a large
force of men at work on the construction
Of the cribs for the harbor extension.
TonEr articles, we have q great variety
and sell them cheap.
ROBINSON & HINRcHs. If
\ socIABLE for the benefit OF the Pres
byterian church will be held at the resi-
dence Of e. K. Rand on Tuesday evening
next. All are invited to be present.
CHARLEY WHITE is going to address
the Garfield and Arthur club. He is OPP
| posed to civil service reform for the rea-
son that reform would count him our.
OYSTERS.
For good fresh oysters, the celebrated
Booth brand, the best i'll the market, so
to II. Wilcox. They are warranted fresh.
My new stock of Boots & Shoes is now
arriving by boat and rail and ] can safely
say it Is the finest and best selection,
made this fall Chas. Book.
SUNDAY night the temperature was al
most low enough for the formation of ice.
Such cold weather is very uncommon in
the carly part Of September in this lati-
tude.
NOTICE change in the regular adyer-
tisement Of J. Schuette & Bros, in this
| issue OF The PmoT. You will never re-
greet giving attention to what these gen.
tlemen say.
''TRoPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE" for consti-
| patton and kindred ailments. The most
potent and harmless system renovater yet
brought to public notice, composed only
of pure fruit acids and very pleasant TO
take. For sale by Schallern & Janecek.
MEssRs. BOLD & SMITH are canvassing
| Appleton for city directory of that
place. They will probably DO there as
here, make a contract with one of the job
offices, there, and then have the work
done in Milwaukee without giving notice.
| We learn with pleasure that steps have
been taken to form a Hancock and Eng
lish club at Reedsville. A meeting will
be held at Rusche's Hall on Sunday after
noon next for the purpose of perfecting
the organization. The club will include
the towns of Rockland and Maple Grove.
A CHICAGO gentleman named Lawlor,
who has quite reputation for literary
ability, is editing a cyclopedia of Gener-
al Politics. Some of the eminent schol-
airs of the country are preparing subjects
for the work. Prof McMahon of this
city will contribute material for one or
two subjects.
IT will be seen from a notice published
elsewhere that Hancock and English
club Is about to be organized in Meeme.
There are some excellent workers in this
town and good local speakers. A yigor-
Gus club may be looked for with GER
tainty.
We compound Physicians Prescrip-
tons and Family Recipes with the great
est care-do not substitute-use always
the very best aud freshest ingredients
} and make the price to suit everybody
r RoBINson Il HNRIcHs. If
, We keep all of the new and popular
: Remedies Patent Medicines and prepare
tons constantly in stock, and in case we
are ont of any thing that can be obtained
in the market we are prepared to furnish
our customers with any thing called for
at the very shortest possible notice.
SIHALLERN Il JANEcEK. sep %
AFTER me the deluge." Republicans
acknowledge that a change in the DOM
nation of party in national matters is
something to be devoutly wished. But
at the same time claim that this fall is a
bad time TO make the change. 1t would
seem that after twenty years of rule a
change even for short period is what
the country wants.
On Saturday last quite large crowd
was present at the meeting of the Han
cock and English club. Remarks were
made by ". j. Turner, Judge kirwan,
". A. Walker, Henry Sibree and \. J.
Sehmitz. As the time for election is now
drawing near it is desirable that there