The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-12-14

| Ine captain mas a snug place IN the
hearts OF all the Manitowoc people who
know him.
Mrs. JACKSON, the eccentric old lady
who travelled the streets SO much by the
aid of a cane, died last week; she was
| somewhat decrepit but her desire to be
out enabled her to overcome all obstacles
to locomotion.
We have received lot of choice coffees
that were bought recently at a bargain
and we are offering them as such. Don't
fail to get good supply of these as they
are really choice goods and cheap for the
| kind j. ScHUErTE & Bios.
CRoNIN & WATT have already begun
business at Grimms Station, having pnt
in stock Of groceries and begun the
purchase of wood, posts, ties and gener-
al farm produce. The gentlemen are
active and enterprising and will no doubt
succeed, as they deserve.
WooD is coming to market in such
| quantities as to make the heart of the
poor man glad. For years wood has
been luxury far beyond the means of
most people and those whose bank ac-
count was rather low tried to keep warm
by breathing on their fingers.
VIZ have just invoiced from the East
large lot of skates, and as the season
for skating has turned out little 'off'
we offer them to the public at prices
that will astonish anybody. Our variety
| is so large that we cannot schedule any
prices. WAGNER & RAND HARDWARE Co.
| THERE was rumor afoat that the
Schr. G. @. Barnes was lost The only
basis for it was that for some time after
the storm of the Sd nothing definitely
was known of her whereabouts. The
uneasiness was relieved when it was
learned that she had arrived at Milwau
kee.
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man for the holidays, will please call and
examine our stock; we have still some
very stylish garments on hand and in
order to close them all out we are selling
them very cheap. Call early while our
assortment is good and secure bargains.
| FLIEGLER, HAUPT & HANSON.
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SHERIFF MURPHY went out to Brnam-
wood to pick up fellow who while in
this county illicitly increased the popula-
ton thereof. He has the law on the hip.
He has no property, is a widower and
the father of four children who will suf-
fer if their papa is incarcerated for DALI
ance.
WE have secured the agency for the
celebrated Johnston Wrought Iron Har-
vester. The Johnston has been awarded
first prizes at all the principal trials in
Europe and America and for execution
of good work and durability it stands
without rival. Every machine guaran-
| pCCl W give SdtlSidctiOU-
| WAGNER & RAND HARDWARE 90.
| ONE of the finest stocks of boots and
shoes to be found in the city is that of
Mr.. p. NJ. Peters, on Washington street,
| South Side. It embraces a full line Of
ladies and children's shoes ranging in
price from the cheapest 70 the finest and
higher priced, and complete assort-
ment of other goods, all of which are
| sold at the very lowest prices.
HAVING sole agency for the Howe
Scale, We are ready to furnish anything
in the scale line at Milwaukee or Chicago
prices. The number Of unsolicited testi-
monials we get verbally from parties u.s.
ing the Howe Scales is decisive evidence
of their superiority over any other scale
in the market.
WAGNER & RAND HARDWARE Co.
AT q meeting of the Manitowoc Chap
ter No. 16, Royal Arch Masons, Wednes-
day Dec. 13, 1882, the following officers
were elected
j. Z. Pritchard FL. P; Geo b. Bur
net K; z. K. Rand s.; P. J. Pierce
Secy.; III. i. Gillett T.; G. S. Hayden
G. H.; A. J. Patchen r. A. c.; Charles
Bartlett Sd v; f. II. Luhman I'd v; j.
W. Toombs list v; Jacob Peterson G..
Chas. Luling T.;
MACHINIsTs, engineers and everybody |
using lubricating oils will DO we'll to call |
on us for prices before purchasing else
where, for we know that we can and will |
sell you as cheap as any house in Mil |
waukee or Chicago, and being agents for |
the Standard Oil Cos. Oils can furnish |
an article that is of uniform quality and |
guaranteed as represented in every in |
stance. WAGNER & RAND HOWE. Co. |
The month of December has proved /
terribly destructive to vessel property, |
and the storms have caused more suffer-
ing than frequently falls to the lot of |
s'those who go down into the sea in |
ships" In one season. Cold weather
came SO early this year that a great many
were unprepared, expecting such Deem.
bers as we have had for years past.
L. ID. HEWITT never misses teachers
meeting unless the obstacles to attend |
ance are insuprable. he put in al
appearance on Saturday having made
a Journey from Kiel for that purpose. /
2. j. Taugher came all the distance from
Two {trealyS ba car,o