The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-09-08
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CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 9Th, 1891.

DOS ioiBCt W OC piOcOue az Vic OouA
| ty fair.
THE rush for schools has grown less
violent.
J. E. PnArr;is putting tin roof on
his store.
For paints and oils 60 to Becker
Teitgen's.
WIZARD OIL, sold by Robinson &
Hinrichs.
The second ward school began again
on Monday.
School BOOKS of all kinds at Pienine
& Fechters.
The storm of Sunday filled the harbor
with sail craft.
THE North Side School opend on Mon
day of this week.
CHRISTIE has no reason to remember
Manitowoc kindly.
PICKNICKING is about gone where the
wood bine twineth.
ANEW and elegant line of box papeterie
at Piening & Fechter's.
The republican county convention will
be held next Saturday.
PICTURE FRAMING neatly done at short
notice at Piening i Fechters.
Ex-CoMM1ss1oNER BENTLEY will go in
to the law business at Denver, Col.
The "boss" sc. writing book for school
children at Piening & FecAter's.
BECKER & TErrGEN have just received
car load each of stoves, nails and doors.
Now is the time to get married. Stoves
almost given away at Wagner, Rand &
Cos.
QUITE a number of Two Rivers people
were present at the concert Tuesday
night.
THE Chiffon Times will be published
by Hume Bros, two sons of the late
owner.
The Manitowoc Journal will be re-
published under its new management in
two weeks.
QUITE number Of people from the
city have visited the convent ruins OF
Silver Lake.
A NEW LINE of ladies' satchels, both
large and small, just received at Piening
& Fechier's.
The teachers of the First Ward School
enjoyed an excursion to Elkhart Lake
last Saturday.
YESTERDAY was good day for over
coats, and they were brought out of their
hiding places.
Our Clark's Mills correspondent does
not love the old fogies who fail to attend
the county fair.
The net sum realized by the Library
Association from Tueaday's entertain
ment was $5875.
The G. & N. W. and the M. & ST.. P.
have also been indulging in the expensive
luxury of collisions.
The equinoctial storms seem to come
in early this year. Storm follows storm
in rapid succession.
A LARGE fleet of vessels sought the
harbor on Sunday for shelter from the
storm prevailing outside.
DEATH has been unusually active of
late in the city and has struck down some
of the strongest young men.
FARMERS, remember that when YOU
buy Smalley pillow you can always OBJ
tain repairs, and at factory prices.
HAVE just received a large stock of
hand made custom boots, shoes and slip
pers. EMIL KRUMMHEUER.
The frames are up for the new build
ing being erected by Wagner, Rand &
Co., just east of their north side store.
WHEN you want pillow that will do
| handsome work in sod and beat them all
In stubble, buy Smalley Champion No.
10.
A NEW invoice of accordeons, violins,
violin bows, violin strings, and every
thing else in the musical line at Piening
& Fechter's.
j. SCHUETTE & Bros. have something
to say through our local columns to those
who purpose attending the Milwaukee
| Exposition.
Tool has sold out bis saloon and
tavern to an Illinois party, and will
henceforth pay strict attention to his lie.
gal business.
THE first fruit laden vessel of the sea-
son, the Cora, arrived on Saturday. Her
owners found no difficulty in disposing
of the cargo.
WHEN. the new hook and ladder truck
arrives, Chief Engineer Stephan will
gather the boys around him and give q
| ulsplay OF It's efhclency.
ENTERTAINMENTS arranged by the
Jones Library Association are success
Turner Hall last Tuesday evening wal
one grand reserved seat.
LIGHTNING ROD vendors will find il
difficult to explain away the striking Of
| the convent bv lightning vhen II 1roc or
well protected by rods.
FEED CUTTERS, Feed Mills, Horse
Powers, Smalley Manufacturing Co make
them all and warrant them ahead of any
machine in the country.
THE officers of the NJ, L. s. 6W. R.
r. have been requested by the city au
thorities to station flag man at the
crossing near Humans from o. m. t.
10 p. m.
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