The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-09-14
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 18th.

I thursday, SEPT. 18TH.
THE Jewish New Year began yesterday.
THOMAS HALRoN has purchased steam
thresher.
DAY and night are practically of equal
length now.
ED. NASH reioices in the possession
of new piano.
OUR hardware men are receiving car
loads of coal stoves.
VELVET and silk cabinet frames at
Piening & Fechter's.
THE revenue steamer Andy johnson
was in port on Tuesday.
THE village of Cato can boast of the
poorest roads in the state.
fHE attendance at teachers examiaa-
tions is very light this fall.
The Superintendent of Schools is
holding examinations this week.
Two Maple Grove men talk of going
into business at Grimm's Corners.
CARTE, HARRISON, Chicago's mayor,
was married In London last week.
AN evening German school is to be
established in KHngholz Hall soon.
CAPT. BURMEIsTER arrived this morn
ing with vessel load of fine fruit.
The yellow fever scourge at Pensacola,
Fla, Is assuming startling proportions.
POCKET books, purses and bill books
of all grades, at Piening & Fechter's. If
THE weather has been behaving re-
markably well within the last two weeks.
THE street commissioner is putting in
some needed work on North Main street.
THE schooner Melitta brought cargo
| of lumber to Zeman & Rockers yard
yesterday.
THE storm flag was flung to the breeze
| for the first time in a number of weeks,
on Sunday.
THE Manifold Copying Books that
require no ink, press or acids, at Piening
& Fechter's.
CHEESE FACTORIES in the northern part
of the county are not paying as "big" as
they might.
A BEAUTIFUL line of plain and fringed
birthday cards just received at Piening
g. Fechter's. -
IT is very rarely that the main part OF
harvesting is done in September as is the
case this year.
THE city justices are reaping har
vest of fees just now from offenders
against the law.
PICTURE framing of ali kinds done al
short notice and at bottom prices at Pien.
ing & Fechter's.
The Haswin- Stephany troupe will
play "Oudarde" in Milwaukee the bal
ance of this week.
The Fond du Lac Electric Light Co.
has been chartered and will supply thai
city with the new light.
The Herald says the Sheboygar
treasury is empty and that the city will
have to borrow money.
HE managers of the county fair will
let the sun cross the line before attempt
ing to exhibit anything.
THE south side of Franklin street be.
tween Eighth and Ninth is being pro-
vided with stone gutter.
THE nights are quite cold now and
coal stoves will soon be overhauled and
made ready for the winter.
GEN. BRAGG's youngest daughter, Miss
Daisy, will be married to-day at Fond
| du Lac to Lieut.. Sherman.
APPLES are SO plentiful in Fond du Lac
and Calumet counties that the farmers
can find no market for them.
| THE canal schooner st. Andrew sunk
off Long Point on Tuesday with cargo
of wheat. The crew escaped.
ZEMAN & KoELzER have begun the
building of an office on the corner OF
Commercial and Main streets.
| MERCHANTS are barricading the side
walks in front of their places of business
with large boxes of new goods.
A SON of Sander Sanderson, eleven
years old. died on Saturday of diph-
liberia. He was i'll some weeks.
J. SoHUETrE & Bros. have a new ad-
vertisement in this issue to which the
attention of the reader is called.
Col. W. II. JACOBS, prominent in the
social and political circles of Milwaukee,
died in that city on Monday last.
The Office building in Pankratz &
Cos. lumber yard has been considerably
enlarged and improved this week.
THE oyster season has fairly opened
and the consumption of the luscious
| blvalves has commenced in earnest.
ARCHBISHOP HESS will officiate at the
dedication of the Polish church OF
| Nordheim on Sunday, the oath inst.
WARD oAUCUsEs will be held on Fri
day of next week at u o'clock p. NJ, Of
| fetal notice will be given next week.
A RETURN GAME of base ball between
the Manitowoc and Two Rivers clubs
will be played at Two Rivers, Sunday.
The hose drying tower in the rear of
the First ward engine house cost the
city 1876. 1t is completed and paid for.
THE Reedsville folks will have a
grand picnic on the 18th inst. for the
benefit of the Catholic church at that