The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-12-08

CHRIS. KoEBKE has no financial inter-
est in the saloon purchased of Christian
sen.
1.-THE vail from Macedon' chat sounds
like scripture) is what shall we do for
wood?
CLINT SHARP formerly typo in The
Pilot Office died at Detroit last week,
aged q.
A DANCE at Kuehne's last Saturday
drew quite number of young folks from
the city.
BRUSHES, all conceivable kinds and
qualities, imported and domestic, for
sale by Schallern & Janecek.
A LIST of jurors drawn for the January
term of the circuit court, is published in
this weeks issue.
A VERY pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed
on Monday evening.
THE weather is of an uncertain charac-
ter, one day smiling in sunlight and again
frowning in clouds.
A PORTION of the proceedings of the
county board will be found on the out
side pages of this issue.
A SPLENDID assortment of wax dolls,
Nankeen dolls, dressed dolls, doll heads
and bodies, at Pienirg & Fechter's.
The new military company will be
mustered in on the 18th inst. Rankin
will perform the solemn duty
The Rube Richards will receive some
repairs this winter. She will have built
rail instead of the present kind.
THE schooner J. H. Mead discharged
a cargo of coal at this place and will go
into the dry dock to be heightened.
Coal heating stoves in endless varie-
ties and sizes at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S,
at either store.
PEOPLE whose wood piles are attenu-
alSl tuGil utdtlS duU
ly at the prospect of an open winter.
RUBBER and leather betting, packing,
hose, &C., at prices that defy compei-
ton, at Wagner, Rand & Co.'S.
THE children of Matt Dehr of Meme,
are suffering from sickness with little
prospect of recovery in the case of one.
ERNST WAGNER, JR., is papa again.
We have "shut down" on smoking SO we
didn't go around to offer congratulations.
THE county board had rather lively
session on Friday last, the memory of
which will sink deep into the minds of
many.
$500 per year can be easily made at
home working for E. G. Rideout & Co.
10 Barclay Street, New York. Send for
their catalogue and full particulars. octS2
THE average small boy seeks the small
pond these days in preference to the
river. He nc longer finds the ice too
'glary."
A NUMBER of the railroad boys have al
ready left the city for Kaukauna. VIM.
Hogan left for that place on Monday of
this week.
THE largest assortment of sewing mas
chimes, at Lehmkuhl g. Dicke's new store.
Corner of South Main and Washington
Streets, Manitowoc, Wis.
SEWING BASKETS and stands, work.
boxes, writing desks, jewel and card
cases, toilet sets and stands, at Pienine
& Fechter's.
| ARNE KNUDsoN the "crank" who wa:
confined in the Jail some three weeks ago
is regaining whatever little mind whisky
has not wholly destroyed.
GUIrEAu is one OF the good boys, never
swore, never used tobacco, never drank
nor played cards. What all argumen
against ignorance of such pleasant vices!
ELEGANT perfume sets, toiletsets, vases
cologne, bay rum and perfume bottles
putt boxes, ETC., magnificent line 70
sale sale cheap at Schallern 4 Janecek g
"a CHANGE came over the spirit" o
the weather on Tuesday night and Wed.
nesday morning every thing was locked
tight through the agency Of the nortl
wind.
IFyou would apprecs;;S9;::y pretty goo
sort o. smoke, give Us call. We fur
nish it at either 5, 10 or Is cents, both il
imported and domestic cigars.
ScHALLRRS & JANEcEK.
Mr.. ALBERT E. SMITH anil Miss Mar,
G. Lane of Cadillac, Mioh., were Marie.
on the 9th ult. Mr.. Smith is forme
Manitowoc boy whom Manitowoc love
to remember.
MORGAN, the forger, captured in thi
city was held for trial in the sum OF 81,
ooo. His dupe, Brown, was held in hal
tue amount. Neither could secure ha
and went to jail, :" =
GLASS and China vases. toilet and win
sets in many pretty styles. and prices t
suit all at Piening & Fechter's.