The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-06


Mrs. B. WDPF sells her millinery
goods at the very lowest prices.
Mr.. CANNON is again in charge OF the
government work at this place.
GUYIrs & NASH are engaged in the
wheat buying business at Norwood.
QUITE number of people visit Mil
waukee on account of the exposition.
The state fair is proving quite q sue.
cess, and Fond du Lac rejoiceth thereat.
BECKER & TErraEN have just received
a car load each of stoves, nails and doors.
CANDIDATES for assembly from this
county are by no means numerous this
fall.
THE leaves have begun to drop off.
They chung to the twigs quite well this
year.
THE clouds begin to '1ook cold and
gray" ana the sunshine has not its usual
warmth.
FARMERS say that never before have
they seen roads so bad st this season OF
the year.
WooDwoRTH, Lundburg, Lightner and
Lubins finest perfumes, at Schallern &
Janecek.
BAD roads and weather for bringing
hay to market, but still it comes in large
quantities.
TIE body of daughter of Alph Smith
was brought to Aishicott for burial on
Saturday last.
ATTENTION is directed to the advertise.
ment of choice business lot for sale, in
another column.
We are dead sure" of electing one
man on our ticket this year,-Professor
Robert Graham.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier, for sale by
Schallern & Janecek.
1t begins to look as if the sun had
grown weary of the world and had left Ms
to shift for ourselves.
FINE elegant toilet and fancy articles
for the holiday season, just received at
the Star Pharmacy.
LAST Saturday had all the appearance
of circus day in the city. Farmers
were in from far and near.
MARSHAL MORRISON is quite busy these
days picking up men who have been
''blithe with comrades dear"
VESSEL owners are reaping to rich har-
vest this year. They are keeping pace
with the farmers of this county.
MARY JUDGE, of Newton, who has been
! at the Oshkosh asylum is home, cure
having been affected in her case.
FARMERS, remember that when You
buy Smalley pillow you can always OBJ.
tain rapairs, and at factory prices.
A. c. FRASER, NJ. D., successor to DIR.
| FL. Coakley. Office at the old place on
York street. oct13
TIE Red Jacket Plow is warranted to
be the strongest wrought iron beam pillow
made. Bibinger & Day are the agents.
RUBBER and leather betting can now
be bought retail for wholesale price, at
WAGNER, Rand & Co.'S.
WHENEVER q fine day puts in an APP
! pearence hotel keepers find it difficult tc
accommodate their guests from the coun.
try.
'SCIssoRs swINGERs" is what the Mil
! waukee Sentinel dubs the state editors
| and it is not misnomer in majority oi
| cases.
THERE is little lull in ship building
| just at present. Grain freights are sc
! low that an element of encouragement is
| introduced.
THE Wisconsin River rose five feet il
a hours this week and "closed with ar
upward tendency" to use the language
| of the bulls and bears.
OYSTERS, in any quantity and prepared
in any style, can always be had fresh anc
first class at Mohrhusen's. Price always
as low as the lowest.
THE Northwestern has again begun te
throw mud. This time the 'sbatteries'
are directed against Us. He must .'obey
orders" we presume.
SAN RYAN gives it as his positive opin
ion that General Rusk will suffer crush
ing defeat this fail. The Judge gives
good reasons for his belief.
The chances are decidedly that Rober
Graham will be the next State Superin
| tendent. He viii have the greenbacl
vote IN opposition to him.
| REV. j. NJ. WALKER, Presiding Eide
OF re Appleton Dis .rict, will preach il
the Methodist Episcopal Church mex
Sunday evening, at 7:3O P. NJ.
IL You are afflicted with corns, hard O
soft bunions, chilblains or warts try on
painless corn cure" We warrant ever,
bottle. SoHAILERv J.Spcvr