The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-11
Alanitowof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. NOV. II, 1880.

YESTERDAY put quietus on the fine
weather.
THH Old Guard are now the masters OF
the situation.
QUITE a number Of vessels were In the
harbor yesterday.
Nh. CHAnBERL1s, of New York, was
in the city this week.
ONE town in Massachusetts, cast Just
329 republican votes.
TIE county board will be in session
this week and next at least.
Dr.. CURRESs has concluded not move
from Two Rivers to this city.
The county canvass was made on Fri
day aud Saturday OF last week.
Ton WIsDIATE managed to clear nice
penny on the damaged corn"
Go and hear ]. n. Phillips at the NJ
Z. Church next Tuesday night
WANrzD-apprentice girls to learn the
millinery trade MRs. B. WIxPr.
SERVICES will be held regularly in the
st. James Episcopal Church of this city.
TIE county board Is in session this
week, having convened on Tuesday last.
ApoLPH PIEsIEs is solacing himself
by the sights in Milwaukee and Chicago.
THURSDAY, November %. is the day
fixed by the Governor for gormsndizing.
Horse and cattle medicines, the very
best, at Robinson + Hinrichs. #
A MUCH larger area OF land than usual
has been prepared for spring crops, thi.
year.
A CHOICE selection OF sheet music has
just been received at the Franklin Book
Store.
HOLIDAY GooDs received daily at Rob.
inson g. Hinrichs, which will be sold
cheap.
THE report OF the board Of canvasser,
takes up a good portion of our space
this week.
The verdict of those that have tried
the "Ceska Lekarna" is unanimously
favorable.
Cox MURPHY died at the Oshkosh Asy-
Ium lately. lie Was sent there few
months ago.
PAUL LEUBNER has gone into partner,
ship with Rand & Becker at the south
side branch store.
Iowa and Vermont are solid, 30 solid
that even democrat can not get smell
of one of the offices.
WooD is rather scarce and farmers find
that they have no difficulty in selling
one half for full cord at big price.
RoEPKE's new mill began running on
Tuesday of this week. This is now one
Of the finest Touring mills in the county.
ENGLISH Felt Chest Protectors, the
best in the world, sold at Robinson
Hinrichs. If
THE Chamber of Commerce and
Tansills "Gen. Custer" an elegant cigar.
Sold for 10c at the Star Pharmacy. de1s
WHEN You see nan wearing q new
hat or pair of new boots you may rest
assured that some democrat paid foi
them.
THE Guido Ffster is in the dry dock.
Portions OF her bottom are literally
chewed through from beating on the
rocks.
TEE county court WAS literally crowd
ed with business this week. Law bust
ness is rather dull except in the probate
court.
THR "Cesks Lekarna" cigars excel by
large majority anything ever before Of
fered in this market Of that grade. Try
them. Price SC.
JOHN FARM, . conductor on one Of thu
south night trains, sprsined both hi
ankles near Centervlle while attempting
| to board his train.
REPUBLICANS must have captured som,
Of the ignorant ones. There is no
enough Of the democratic party left tt
make up that class.
REV. Mr.. AvRRILL returned from New
York on Thursday Of last ~eek. He wa
absent on business connected with th,
church for four weeks.
The finest line Of Millinery Goods il
the city, embracing ell the novelties fo
| fall and winter wear, can be found at tn,
store Of Mrs. Wimyf, on York street.
We are little backward on orders To-
! Job work this week on account of its be
ing necessary to remove our boiler anC
engine to repair damage done by the fire
If you want good smoke befor,
breakfast, after dinner or at any time
during waking hours, buy the Ceska LIE
karna at the Star Pharmacy. Price Sc
HRRsoH ShALLKY, one Of the editors o
Is lively local paper IS can be found il
the country, is visiting friends in thi
city. Hersch is the same old si1pence
If you are troubled with catarrb, asth
ma or cold, try "Marshalrs Cubeb Ciga
rettes," a very pleasant and effectiv
remedy, for sale at the Star Pharmacy. L
SAM RANDOLPH is doing a thriving
business in his factory. Sam will sool
be rich enough to hire lobby at Wash
ington and then he will have "protec
tion."
Mr.. WoLr, representing the owners O
the Guido Pfister, and Mr.. Humble, rep