The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-09-07

lhE iuueraI Oh MISS Emma 6IDSOn
took place yesterday afternoon.
SHERIFF MURPHY harbord a couple of
tramps for short while this week.
Coon hunting is now one of the
standard amusements of sportsmen.
CHEESE keeps going up in price; where.
at cheesemakers and farmers rejoice.
THE hose tower of the First ward en-
CINE house is looming up considerably.
CHARLEY SMALL1f will have special
department at the Milwaukee exposition.
Pocket books, purses and bill books
of all grades, at Piening & Fechter's. If
THOSE gigs are becoming quite fash
ionable among the medical profession
of the city.
A BEAUTIFUL line of plain and fringed
birthday cards just received at Piening
g. Fechter's.
TIE Two River boys were scooped in
the game of base ball played at this
place last Sunday.
PICTURE framing of all kinds done at
short notice and at bottom prices at Pien-
ing & Fechter's.
The gun club keeps up it's regular
glass ball practice, twice week. They
are all champions now.
MANIrowoo county has quite num-
Der of representatives at the state uni
versity and Normal schools.
THREE more of the Manitowoc county
teachers have secured graded schools
outside of the county this year.
J. L. BRANDIEs has improved the
interior of his store lately and can better
display his large stock of goods.
THE weather is astonishing everybody.
How it manages to keep from stopping
over is what is difficult to understand.
PLATT's old warehouse near Main st.
bridge is being torn down. Zeman &
KoeIzer will have lumber office there.
GET your machine oils at Becker &
Teitgen's. They have an unusually large
supply and will sell at the lowest price.
WEDDING bells have begun their merry
jingle and report says, there are matters
in incubation which will keep the bells
in motion.
THE sheriff of Shawano county was in
the city on Sunday last looking after q
horse thief who had been plying his trade
in that region.
''THE leaf frae the birk tree is fallin','
and things begin to look as if Fall had
put in appearance before Summer could
receive IA greeting.
PAT SULLIVAN is now in the anti build
| ing contract business, that is, he will
tear down old buildings. He gives J.E.
Plat as a reference.
PRATT, the Kewanee bank cashier,
who stole Sc, coo in gold and then planned
a robbery so as to divert suspicion, is @
Sunday school teacher.
WHEAT buyers anticipate considerable
trouble with wheat this fall. 1t has
been harvested in rather bad condition,
and the quality thereby impaired.
THE Apollinaris and Hunyadi Jonos
mineral waters for sale by
OSCAR A. ALTER,
next door to First National Bank.
OWNERS of horses are looking anx
iously to the coming to market of the
new oat crop; Csc. bushel, has made
them go too deep into their pockets.
NOTICE of conventions to choose dele.
gates to represent the senate and assem-
bly, districts in the congressional con.
vention, will be found in this issue.
THE sale OF reserved seats for ''Oudar.
de" commences Monday, Sept 18th, al
Piening & Fechter's bookstore. Resers.
cd seats, 75c. general admission SOC.
PERSONAL liberty. Well, Carl Schmidt
wants little more of ii, What great
amount man must require if Carl Haz
is stinted with the amount he now has
THE latest styles of photograph al
buns, (esrds, Victoria and cabinet sizes
in all styles of bindings. at bottom prices
at Piening f Fechter's bookstore. {
Nor over half the grain in the Lake
Shore towns, was cut before the Ions
continued rain storm OF last week. Tht
storm proved to be very damaging
| one.
CHARLES Book is putting up quite {
large addition 10 his store. By means o
this addition he will get eonsiderabl,
more room and light. His store will b,
lis feet deep.
] JAMES a. Powers, of the Evening
Wisconsin YVES In the city last week OF
business connected with the paper with
which he is interested. Mr.. Powers is
thorough business man.
Two RIVERS graduates more editors
than any other place of its size and age
and all are members of the Hamilton
family. Holly Hamilton is now the edi
tor of the Kewaunee Enterprise.
The Manifold Copying Books tina
require no ink, press or acids, at Pienine
s Fechter's.