The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-21
DECEMBER Est, 1882.

Christmas cards,
| New Year cards,
Fancy Ink Stands,
Autograph Albums,
Photograph Albums,
Fine Box Papeterie,
Miscellaneous Books,
Gold Pens and Holders,
Violins and Accordeons,
Toys in endless variety,
All the above and thousand other
articles suitable for Holiday Gifts, al
Piening & Fechter's Popular Book Store.
ICED tracks delay trains these times.
INK stands at Oscar Alters drug store,
THE city schools close their fall term
| tomorrow.
THE G. G. Barnes is now in the river
at this place.
SHIP timber is being brought to town
in large quantities.
Ed. ZINNs has been visiting friends
in the city this week.
WOOD is being sold by the cord now
instead of by the load.
Fancy papeterie in great variety al
Oscar Alters drug store,
MILWAUKEE, merchants are dissatisfied
with their holiday trade.
A RAIN storm on Tuesday put lull
on bush ess for short while.
| SOME of the Manitowoc ladies have
organized q rag carpet club.
OSCAR ALTERS drug store is one door
north of the First National Bank.
SKATING has not been much of al
amusement thus far this season.
Coal and wood heating stoves at cost
at Wagner and Rand Hardware Co.
Hon. VIM. HEdPsHEMEYER, it is said
will DO Mr.. Bibinger's under sheriff.
| Rus WHEELER the noted Milwaukee
gambler died quite suddenly lately.
JAY GUYLEs now occupies place IL
the First National Bank of this city.
| L. j. NASH has been attending to law
matters in Fond du Lac this week.
FoUSD-A large stock of albums at re-
duced prices at Melendy & Packard's
THE winter session of the State Teach
ers' Association opens on Tuesday next
TOILET sets, Odor and Jewel cases, al
elegant line at Oscar Alters drug store
The county debating society will soor
wrestle with questions of moment to the
public.
JOHN BARNES, who has been attending
| the Madison law school is home on
vacation.
People patronize the Chinese laundry
in order to get specimen of then
handwriting.
| CRY and town treasurers are nov
busily engaged in gathering in funds TO,
public purposes.
| TO-DAY the sun reaches its southern.
most limit, and will now travel back t.
the solid north.
! GEORGE GoLDIE one of Newton's mos
prosperous farmers was caller at th,
Pilot Office yesterday.
AN Ohio judge has decided tina
a schoc[house cannot legally be uset
for religious purposes.
G. Ct. SEDGwIcK is now located il
TorrisoD's new block. He has comfort
able and neat quarters.
Miss AGNES BURNET, who has beer
teaching in one of the Wausau schools
is home on vacation.
| QUITE business is being dene il
Christmas trees. They are shipped t.
Milwaukee and Chicago.
| MERCHANTS are happy this week ant
particularly dealers in articles appropri
ate for Christmas presents.
THE Green Bay Daily Data has beer
discontinued. A weekly will b.
published instead of the daily.
Ii will pay you to price my holida,
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
OSCAR A. ALTER,
FoUND-A studio where they make th
latest style of large panel photos in al
latest poses. At Melendy & Packard's.
THE earnings of the Milwaukee LAX
Shore Western are just donble wha
they were for corresponding time las
year.
JOHN kREJNIK of Kossuth will sool
become resident of Manitowoc. 81
viii go into the lumber business at thi
place.
4 LOAD of cordwood fell on farme
who was bringing it to market last week
in Sheboygan, killing him almost in
stantly.
P. r. PROCTOR has been appointe
postmaster of Depere. The presen
incumbent has developed symptoms o
insanity.
Rev. JOSEPH FEssLER for long tim
pastor of the Catholic church at thi
place is now stationed at st. Mary
Fond du Lac.
THE mill between Elliot and Sullivan
takes place tomorrow night, Sullivan
agreeing to knock Jimmy" out OF tim
in four rounds.
HNRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cure
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnrichs'
Cure guaranteed.