The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-11-16

en- in his race for register of deeds for
Fond du Lac county. The whole demo-
cratic ticket of that county was defeated
and Sumner for congress had only ma
iority of 50.
The printer who must set up the report
| of canvassing boards will curse the times
which are so prolific of new parties. 1t
makes tremendous job for the printer
and is but poor satisfaction for the de-
| feated ones.
"WoMANs rights got black eye, a
punched nose and split lip in Nebraska.
The movement has had set back. Wo-
men will please take notice and indulge
in some other form of dissipation for the
| next decade.
The Mormons are a thriving people,
an energetic business people. They are
bouncing every minister who won't take
more than one wife. If they are SO down
on monogamists, what must they think
| of bachelors.
THE police are looking after the galoot
who chases the girls through the Park
nights. He is yelled prophet for mean
| ness and should be forced 20 marry a
| strong minded woman who would make
| him rock the cradle.
THE tug George Pankratz has discon-
tlnu0d towing logs from Peshtigo as no
| more logs are doomed at that place.
Like Micawber, it is now waiting for
something to turn up and will not go
| into winter quarters yet.
THE Amateur Dramatic and Literary
Club will soon present the light comedy
"The American Farmers" at Turner
Hall. There are IA characters and the
amateurs are taking considerable pains
with their respective parts.
TIE Chippewa Herald says 10 Rankin
and Bill Price, who made the apportion-
| ment by which Wisconsin gets demo
| cratic congressman and sent both to coz
gress, may smile, while Delaney and
| Hudd swing on the gate.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ANDREW HANSON of this
! city celebrated their silver wedding yes
terday. Time has dealt well with the
couple during their welded life of 25
years both in acquisition of worldly
wealth, and in family happiness.
The German Methodist church was
formally dedicated on Sunday last by
appropriate services. There was debt
of $500 on the church at the time of it's
completion, but -um sufficient to dis
charge, it was raised on Sunday.
A CELESTIAL, with ascension robe, al
mond eyed and pig tailed is in the city
looking out for the cleaning of the soiled
linen of Mclean men. He has rented a
place on Quay street where he will thank
fully receive rats and dirty clothing.
Our lady readers will be glad to learn
that one of our dealers-W. A. Busse-
has secured the sole agency for the sale
of Burt's kid shoes. He keeps CON-
| plete line of these unrivalled goods.
A SPECIAL MEETING for the purpose of
distributing roles for the play will be
held by the M. A. d. l.. @. on Thursday
night, Nov. 16, at o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. F. Mika.
+. A. JoRDANs, Secretary.
THE Mil, L. s. & w. is about to build
branch of five miles from Amigo into
the richest section of pine land in the
state. In one township it is estimated
there are 200, 100000 feet of pine. There
is wealth for somebody through that spur
of road.
If you need anything in the way of
Brushes of any conceivable kind, we in
vite your attention to most magnificent
assortment of our own importation direct
from Paris, which we guarantee at bot
tom prices and of superior quality.
If SCHALLERN & JANECEK.
IT seemed at the time that Israel
| Woods train was thrown from the track.
| that he had escaped unhurt He receiy
some slight injuries on the head then.
The pain has worked down until now it
is in his feet and he walks with difficulty.
The nerves must have received a severe
shock.
W. A. BUssE is building up large
trade in the celebrated Thomas Emer-
sons Sons shoes for gents and has them
In all styles-single and double back and
front buckle, high buckle, low buckle,
etc., in all styles and widths. They are
the best shoes in the market.
| THE streets leading to the river had
streams on either side large enough for a
government appropriation. If Guenther
had seen them he would exclaim ssThis
is my work; if 1 was not congressman
those streets would not have grown to
such Importance as to demand an appro-
priation.
ALL the manufacturers have us classed
with ''jobbers. This fact, and consid
ering that We buy for cash only, enables
us to get prices as low as any wholesale
house In Milwaukee or Chicago. We
govern our selling prices accordingly,
making ''quick sales and small profits
our computing rule.
WAGNER q RAND HARDWARE Co.
If the amendments to the constitution
have been carried there will be no cleo.
ton next fall, and but one in every two
years thereafter. This will prove bles.
sing. as the curse of the country is TOO
mnoh election. STATESMEN" are bios
soming out IN every town in the United
States and now the country will raise a
larger crop OF local politicians than Of