The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-10-27
THURSDAY. OCT. 27M, 1891.
Snow fell in Milwaukee last Sunday.

1 thursday. OCT. eth, 1884.
Snow fell in Milwaukee last Sunday.
REAL fine Perfumes, at Robinson 4
Hinrichs.
ELECTRIC BATTERIES, at Robinson &
| Hinrichs.
DEALERS in pease are rsaping rich
harvest this year.
THE price of coal has been advanced
TO IS per ton.
As RULE caucuses were very poorly
attended this fall.
CHEST Protectors, the very best, at
Robinson & Hinrichs.
THE walks on Eighth street bridge
have been replanked.
TRUMAN & COOPER have finished all
their government contracts.
HORSE and cattle medicines, the very
best. at Robinson & Hinrichs.
Mrs. B. WMPF sells her millinery
goods at the very lowest prices.
The front of the post Office building
has received new coat of paint.
THE large new steambarge Business
was windbound here on Sunday.
THE schooner Luna. Capt. Len. Auton,
IS in port with cargo of apples.
RAT Poison which kills them every
time, sold by Robinson & Hinrichs.
PARSONS Il GooDFELLow, the Oshkosh
carriage manufacturers, have failed.
WooD being SO scarce. people general
~ are turning their attention to coal.
New sewing machines at from $40 to
$T5, at Lehmkuhl & Dickes. nov10
QUITE large number of vessels sought
shelter from last weeks storm in our
harbor.
The street sprinkler has not been in
unusually great demand the past two
months.
ANTON VoGT has had tasty addition
t. his residence on Buffalo street built
recently.
WooDwoRTH, Lundburg, Lightner and
Lubins finest perfumes, at Schallern &
Janecek.
O. ToRRIsoN is rebuilding the hay
pressing establishment recently destroy
ed by fire.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN will be presented
to the people of Manitowoc within
short time.
THE recent heavy rains have filled the
cellars of many residences in the city
with water.
THE schooner Ellen Cocheran, of the
Burmeister squadron is in port with q
cargo of fruit.
Coal heating stoves in endless varie-
ties and sizes at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S,
at either store.
FRANKLIN STREET, between Eighth and
Ninth, has been cleaned up, something
urgently demanded.
The question of disbarring John j.
Orion is occupying the time of the Mil
| waukee Circuit Court.
TRUssEs, bandages, shoulder-braces-
a very large variety, and cheap, at Rob-
inson & Hinrich's.
| The scow Tallahassee has been stripped
and laid up for the winter-the first one
of the Manitowoc fleet.
No RAIN on Monday and Tuesday-two
successive daysI The weather clerk de-
serves a long credit mark.
LYDIA E. PrNKHAM's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier, for sale by
Schallern & Janecek.
TRUssEs, Supporters, Shoulder Braces
and Chest Protectors. A nice line, cheap
at Schallern & Janecek.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL is building a
barn that will cost $40, 900. 1t is q grand
thing to be millionaire.
FRED BECKER, JR., will soon have a
handsome residence completed on Wash
ington street, near the park.
| THE schooner Meletta Of this place
was ashore at Ahnapse on Saturday but
was got off without damage.
RUBBER and leather betting, packing,
hose, &C., at prices that defy competi.
ton, at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S.
| FARMERS, remember that when you
buy Smalley pillow you can always OBJ
tain rapairs, and at factory prices.
| The weather soon grew tired of being
good and did its level best to be bad
during the latter part of the week.
| THE sale of plows is brisk this fall, al
though from present indications there
will not be an opportunity to use them.
The new schooner Thos. L. Parker
took on cargo of hay at Halls ware
house for Hancock, Mich, on Monday.
| ANOTHER lot of fine Dolmans and
Cloaks just in from New York, and very
cheap, at Barnes, Mendlik & Mulhol-
lands.
| A NUMBER of little dwelling houses
have been built in the fourth ward, be.
tween Main street and the shipyard, this
summer.
| The tug j. N. Brooks, of Escanaba, ie
in port waiting for chance to get into