The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-11-04
mo'lltowof pilot,
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. VOV. 4, 1880.

I thursday. WOV. 4, 1880.
PUT not your trust in the people OIL
election day.
MONDAY was Catholic holiday-AI
Saints Day.
JUsT when election is over the roads
begin to improve.
WooD is rather scarce article in the
city at present.
NOVEMBER was ushered in by boauti
full weather this year.
THE city schools remained in session
| during election day.
THE N. E. Churcl, of this city ha.
been supplied with pastor
The torch light procession on Satur
day night was grand affair.
LADIES furs, q large assortment JUS
received ]. Schuette K Bros.
THE orator doesn't need to nurse hi:
throat for the next four years.
j. SCHUErUE & BROS. are offering al
Their clothing cheaper than ever.
THE Ord ward of Manitowoc chopped
rs badly as the 3rd of Milwaukee,
QUITE large number of farmers were
IN the city on Monday of this week.
For presidential election, there was
very little excitement at the polls in this
city.
The boys were struck with the 329
fever IN this city few days before cleo
ton
The 'young fry" are more enthusias.
TIC partisans than the men whose voices
count.
HOLIDAY GooDs received daily at Rob
inson Il Hiurichs, which viii be sold
cheep.
INSURANCE companies lost fully one
half million dollars by the great October
storm.
OWNERS Of livery stables and saloon
keepers are the only men who enjoy cleo.
ton campaigns.
The Bird Concert at The PRESBYTERIAN
church on Saturday evening last drew
quite large crowd.
A HANDSOME residence is nearing COM
pletion on Washington street, between
Eighth and Ninth.
TRUMAN Il COOPER sunk the first crib
on the extension of the south harbor
pier on Friday last.
HERE was more excitement in Ahne
pee over election matters than in any
other place in the state.
THE president has issued proclama-
ton designating Thursday, Nov. 25th. as
day of thanksgiving.
The schooner City of Woodstock has
been released from the beach Whitefsh
Bay and brought here for repairs.
CHARLEY WHITE never expected that
lightning would come so near striking
him III the shape of coroner.
III Is said that some farmers in Liber-
ty did not know that general election
was being held on Tuesday last
ENGLISH Felt Chest Protectors, the
best in the world, sold at Robinson 4
Hinrichs. 4
THos. WINDIATE purchased the Guido
Pfster's cargo of damaged corn. He
sold it to farmers for feeding purposes.
SMOKERS can find every thing in their
line at A. Manheimer's cigar store, south
Eighth street. Prices to suit the times.
CONSIDERABLE ship timber is brought
to the city now which finds ready sale.
The demand will exceed the supply this
winter.
The stock of fiat and ruled paper for
job printing, at THE PILOT office, was
never larger or more complete than at
present.
EDToRs find it difficult to ignore pol
itical subjects now, so accustomed have
they been to these during the last few
months.
WIN. RARR has completed his fine ele-
vator. 1t is the largest in the state out
size of Milwaukee. The malt kiln be
gan work this week.
THE new time card is not yet we'll I'M
derstood. People were so accustomed
to the old style that they do not take
kindly to the new.
The Damen Verein give the first of
their series of entertainments at Turner
Hall next Sunday. A very fine pro-
gramme has been prepared.
THE nearest electioneering was that
tried on General Bragg. Such practices
might win once but they should bury
the party employing them.
A FARMER brought live bear to the
city on Monday and furnished a free
show to scores of children who flocked
around the wagon tc see Bruin.
Found some money in our store The
owner can have it by calling and paying
for advertisement.
j. SCHUETTE & Bros.
A SPLENDID line of the newest style
mirrors, pocket books, albums, toilet
cases, all sold very low at Robinson &
Hinrichs. If
L. t. MoHRHUsEN manages to throw