The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-31
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81.
WILL Mr.. Vennor's wet September

A PICNIC at Silver Lake was one Of
| Sundays attractions.
THREsHINa is what the farmer turns
his attention to now.
VELVET and silk cabinet frames at
Piening & Fechter's.
JERE DALEY give dance at his hotel
on Saturday evening last.
THE street sprinkler is being used to
the fullest extent these days.
GIRL WANTED to do general house
work. Enquire at this office.
The court house square is now one of
the prettiest places in the land.
THE ornamental part of Torrison' 8
building is now receiving attention.
DoN'T forget the date of the great
show, Wednesday evening, Sept. 9th.
ALL the city and quite number of the
country schools open on Monday next.
CONSIDERABLE grain is yet out. Yes
terday's rain will be very costly one.
THE Rankin Guards are going to give
a ball at Turner Hall on Saturday next.
LARGE sticks of lumber are being piled
up at both the North Side lumber wards.
AN old lady named lander died in the
city this week and was buried on Tuesday.
DUCKS and pigeons have begun to fly
and the sportsman is pricking up his
ears.
The G. G. Barnes discharged another
cargo of coal at the Goodrich dock this
week.
PEOPLE are fixing up their spy glasses
to have peep at Venus when she crosses
the sun.
THE Manifold Copying Books that
require noiink, press or acids, at Piening
& Fechter's.
Now that people are about through
harvesting, they turn their attention to
the county fair.
PICTURE framing of all kinds done at
short notice and at bottom prices at Pien-
ing & Fechter's.
MEEME Catholic church will soon be
supplied with pastor, young man or
dained last year.
The propeller City of Duluth took on
quantity of freight for Lake Superior
ports last evening.
SIEBERT, the boiler maker, is building
large shop near the corner of Twelfth
and Franklin streets.
HE machine shops at Ledyard will
be completed in October. There are now
125 men at work there.
DIR. PAINE now drives one of those
gigs which bad roads and long journeys
have made necessity.
A NUMBER of Manitowoc people went
up to Two Rivers on Monday last to see
the life saving crew drill.
THE Burmeister fleet of fruit vessels
is in commission now and will be in
port with cargoes of fruit.
The Oshkosh Normal school opened
yesterday. The students from this coun.
ty left for there on Tuesday.
A LITTLE child belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Witt OF the North House,
died on Monday of this week.
SIXTY applicants attended the exam.
ination at the North side school-house
at the close of the institute.
THE directors of the Milwaukee expo-
sition have determined not to open the
building to the public On Sunday.
MAGNIFICENT simply expresses the
condition of the weather on Monday last.
1t was God send to the farmers.
MILWAUKEE will open her exposition
next Tuesday. The railroads have re-
duced their rates of fare to visitors.
On Monday and Tuesday the weather
was delightful, but Wednesday the old
wet spirit returned to plague people.
GET your machine oils at Becker &
| Teitgen's. They have an unusually large
supply and will sell at the lowest price.
Now that harvesting is about over, we
| hope our correspondents throughout the
county will resume the reportoriaI pen.
MANHEMER is only standard bearer
for Bouck's regiment. Manheimer viii,
carry that banner where danger is great
est.
PARTIES desiring to buy lumber will
find it to their advantage by calling on
Zeman q Koelzer before buying else.
where.
CHAs. A. GARDNER, as Karl, at Turne,
Hall, Wednesday evening, September 6,
1882. Reserved seats 75c; general ad
mission 50c.
The Oshkosh Northwestern is quite
severe on the Second regiment discipline,
particularly during the last day of the
encampment.
THE sale of reserved seats for the
Gardner company commences Monday,
September 4, 1882, at Piening & Fech-
ter's book store.
FLIES have grown to be uncommonly
troublesome, Notwithstanding that the
early part of the season was quite
unfavorable for them.
The boys who played the soldier Sc
pleasantly at Oshkosh, are pleased with
their experience and think war is not SO
grim visaged as painted.
A MILWAUKEE teacher" has been
offered the position made vacant in the
Whitewater Normal school by the re.
signation of Prof. Salisbury.