The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-09-22
THURSDAY. SEPT. 2z, 1891.
"SoDA" at Robinson / Hinrichs'

''SoDA" at Robinson i Hinrichs'.
FoR betting go to Becker & Teitgen's.
For hardware go to Becker & Teitgen's.
For packing go to Becker & Teitgen's.
| PHYSICIANS find this fall golden har-
vest.
The county fair opened on Tuesday of
| this week.
For paints and oils go to Becker &
| Teitgen's.
WIZARD On, sold by Robinson &
Hinrichs.
Hay is being brought to town in large
quantities.
SCHOOL BOOKS of all kinds at Piening
& Fechter's.
TIE fair was ushered in by day far
from being fair.
DIR. PRITCHARD is erecting new Office
on Eighth street.
| LIE Sun uto cTOSSGu 'bue llu0S Glu
| autumn is upon us.
| GRAIN is not turning out SO prodigi-
ously as was expected.
ANEW and elegant line of box papeterie
at Piening & Fechter's.
| NOTICE the call for caucuses published
| in this issue of The Pilot.
PICTURE FRAMING neatly done at short
notice at Piening & Fechters.
Mrs. b. WIMPF sells her millinery
goods at the very lowest prices.
The ''boss" SC. writing book for school
children at Piening & FecLter's.
JOB work is kind of lively these days,
a consequence of the good crops.
THE balloon ascensions will be quite
an attraction at the fair grounds to-day.
BECKER & TEITGEN have just received
car load each of stoves, nails and doors
The Sheboygan railroad bridge has
been repaired and trains now run regu-
larly.
THE schooner John Minor brought a
cargo OF coal for Truman & Cooper this
| week.
A NEW LINE of ladies' satchels, both
large and small, just received at Piening
& Fechter's.
LAWYERS say that legal business looks
better for them this year than it has in
years before.
The schooner Lem. Ellsworth brought
a cargo of coal for tho Goodrich Trans
portation Co.
The tug Wetzel of Racine, was in port
Tuesday after the water logged schooner
E. Is. Shepard.
ONE-HALF the state certificates issued
this year have been earned by Mantle
woe county teachers.
HUNTERS patronize the rice beds of the
Manitowoc quite well this month and
meet with unexampled success.
| FARMERS, remember that when you
buy Smalley pillow you can always OBJ
tain rapairs, and at factory prices.
A. G. FRASER, NJ. D., successor to DIR.
Fl. Coakley. Office at the old place on
York street. oc.13
HAVE just received large stock of
hand made custom boots, shoes and slip
pers. EMIL KRUmMHEUER.
POTATOES are up to 80 cents busheI
this week. Farmers can become mil
llonaires with the prices ruling this year.
The Red Jacket Plow is warranted to
be the strongest wrought iron beam pillow
made. Bibinger & Day are the agents.
WHEN you want pillow that will do
handsome work in sod and beat them all
in stubble, buy Smalley Champion No.
10.
ALL thdt is necessary to establish the
superiority of the Red Jacket Plow is O
trial. Call on Bibinger & Day and give
it one.
PAT SULLIVAN is becoming an expert
| fisherman and every morning appears or
the streets with magnificent string o.
perch.
SHERIFF MURPHY left for Oshkosh on
Monday, to take young man to the
Asylum. He returned with another in.
| durable.
NEW invoice of accordeons, yiolins
violin bows, violin strings, and every
thing else in the musical line at Piepine
& Fechter's
ARE you going to the county fair2 is
question frequently asked to day, by
horseless fellows q men more fortunate
in this respect.
| FARMERS are busy blowing. Deer
| blowing is becoming the fashion in this
county. Three horses abreast are USED
for the purpose
For oysters by the case, can or single
dish, go to Mohrhusen's, corner of South
Eighth and Quay streets. None but the
best oysters sold.
TYPHOID fever is quite common in Cate
and number of cases have resulted fa
tally. This has been an unusually fata
year in this county.
|
HE Sisters OF Charity are around so
Letting aid for the rebuilding of tho
convent ct Silver Lake. They are meet
ing with very fiattering success.
HE largest and most complete stool