The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-08-17
THURSDAY, AUGUST II.
SPLENDID fresh oyesters at Wilcox's.

summer visitors.
LAST Monday was one of the hottest
days of the season.
THE State funniest commences at
Green Bay next Saturday.
LAST Tuesday was holiday and but
few farmers were in town.
The weather is not just such as farm
ers would like at this time.
DYE STUFFs of every description for
sale at the City Drug Store.
ToRRIsoN's block now presents a fine
appearance and would do credit to any
city.
DIR. GRIDLEY is now using nitrous
oxide gas for the painless extraction of
teeth.
HARVESTING is fairly under way and
the gentle granger's brow is beaded with
honest sweat
COMMODORE PAT SULLIVAN likes to
see hot weather about as we'll as the
vendors of ice cream.
GABE BoUoK has issued circulars to
the w. n. Guards in reference to going
into camp at Oshkosh.
ACCORDING to George Washington Peck
the climate of Chicago has wonderful
effect on Oshkosh women.
THE best 5 cent cigar in the market is
Thurber's Standard Number 5, at Fl. Will
cox's. 1t will make you happy.
GENERAL BRAGG has secured the dele
cation from Washington county. Wau-
kesha is now the fighting ground.
JOHN BAcoI, has built new barn and
made so many other improvements about
his place that he has grown proud
DoN'T forget that Charlie Gardner,
the German comedian, is booked for an
appearance in Turner Hall Sept. 9th.
DYES, in all colors, 10 and Is cent
packages for sale at the City Drug Store,
one door north of First National Bank.
AN upright show case for sale cheap
at the City Drug Store.
OSCAR A. ALTER.
QUITE number of the law students in
this burg intend to earn their bread by
the sweat of their brow during harvest
time.
OUR thanks are due to Messrs. John
Barnes, Ell. G. Walsh and James Kirwan
for editorial assistance during our alb
sence.
GEORGE PANKRATz has purchased the
dwelling house of Hiram McAllister, and
in future Mr.. Pankratz will be resident
of the north side.
THERE is but one concert saloon in
this city and the city would be better
if that one was out and none of its sort
ever again started.
SHERIFF MURPHY has few words tc
say to the voters of Manitowoc comfy
this week. His statement is in reference
to the annual election.
QUITE a number of our young men
present themselves for living examples
of morality at Gerpheide's Garden on
every Sunday evening.
The Teachers Institute for Manitowoe
county begins on Monday next. As il
| is only of one weeks duration q large
attendance is expected.
LANDRETH thinks the Dakota editor
must be acquainted with the editor o.
The Pilot, because he says mask would
improve his appearance.
Mr.. EsTABRooK's little boy had his
arm broken one day last week. He was
riding in buggy when the horse became
| frightened and threw him out.
A LARGE stock of sheet music at thu
City Drug Store. Orders taken FOR an,
piece not on hand and delivered in few
days. OSCAR A. ALTER.
SOME people still look wise and ave-
| that "Carl Haw" will Sacrifice his in
terests" and consent to become candi
date for the nomination for state senator
LAST week the steam barge Abercorl
loaded a cargo of lumber at the railroad
dock in this city and left for Ogdensburg
N. Y. The lumber came from Wausau
NOTICE of congressional convention
will be found elsewhere in this issue
The convention will be held in the cit,
of Manitowoc on Wednesday Septembe
81.
THE bishop of Montreal is about t,
issue a pastoral letter against bangs
Won't that bishop be set down by dar-
lings with ornamented foreheads a
'iust horrid!"
| THE Lake Shore railroad compan,
has bought the good will of the Tribun,
by giving its editor free pass on tn
road. It's clear case of giving some
thing for nothing.
! GREEN BAY and Depere base ballist
have been bringing the national gam
into disrepute, by allowing matters to b.
settled, after a contest in the diamond
with feats of pugilism.
81 WAS tight" is the excuse johnson
gives for attempting to wreck a trail
of over 200 passengers. The only cur
for that species of "tightness" is goot
rope tied tight around the neck.
Mr.. SToLzE has an advertisement il
this issue which lovers of flowers will d.
well to notice. Mr.. Stole has bee
increasing his business constantly ever
year nutil now his gardens and ho
houses are credit to the city.
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