The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-10-12

county convention has at last been
discovered in the prrson of Il. FL. Wilkens
of Two Rivers.
CHAs. LULNG has been appointed one
of the board of visitors to the Oshkosh
| Normal School and W. A. Walker to the
| Platville School.
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnrichs'.
Cure guaranteed.
EXPECTATION is on tip toe relative to
Folger' successor. A great many po-
| hticians would like to step into the
| secretary's shoes.
PEOPLE are beginning to find out
that Wagner & Rand Hardware Co.,
sell cheaper than any other Hardware
Store in the city.
LULU BARNES a little daughter of
John Barnes was quite seriously hurt
one day last week by falling off the
stairway balustrade.
The broom stick club is the title of
young ladies club lately organized in
this city. They are evidently preparing
for marital troubles.
FoUND-The only studio in the city
that uses dry plates to take pictures of
babies and groups instantaneously. At
Melendy & Packards.
The democrats elect Is congressman
out of 81 in Ohio. Not only this, but
the election of two of the six credited to
the republicans is in doubt.
TUESDAY brought people to realiza-
ton of the fact that cold weather is due,
and that the reason why it is not here is
because the train is delayed.
The railroad crossing near Truman's is
the most dangerous in twenty counties.
1t is little strange there are not more
runaways and smashups there.
If you want hobby suit of clothes,
60 to Barnes, Mendlik & Mulhollsnd's
and take your choice of the largest, finest
and cheapest stock in the city.
THOSE unrivaled shoes for gentlemen
manufactured by Thomas Emerson's Sons
and which are the only successful rivals
of the well known Burt shoes, can be had
in all styles only of W. A. Busse.
THREsH1NG is about finished through.
out the county and reports from every
| quarter are to the effect that grain is
quite wet and in danger of spelling.
PARTIES in the city have not been very
successful in their efforts to get
squint at the comet. The clouds OBJ.
struct the view of the long tailed lumin-
airy.
CLoAKs and Dolmans in endless variety
and of the most elegant styles are to be
seen at the store of Barnes, Mendlik &
Mulholland, and they sell them at very
low prices.
FARMERS say that since the advent of
cheese factories, they can get along we'll
enough without the city of Manitowoc
and don't care how soon the city may be
abolished.
HANSON & SoovE haye begun work
on schooner for Captain Pau Nelson.
1t is to be of the following Dimensions:
Length, 76 feet; breath of beam 20 feet;
depth, 6 feet.
Miss MAasHELL tried tramping at
Two Rivers, but the people of that burg
did not appreciate the novelty of seeing
woman walk and she quit after Jogging
along for an hour.
OUR lady readers will be glad to learn
that one of our dealers-W. A. Busse-
has secured the sole agency for the sale
of Burt's kid shoes. He keeps a COM
plete line of these unrivalled goods.
FRED SHULTz is not much of a horti-
culturist. Yet he has prodigy in the
shape of rose bud which blooms twice
year. About two weeks ago the plant
put out new rose buds, being the second
for the year.
A MAN has been selling cloths, cheoiots
and tweeds, in the city at very low
figure. A great many people made
purchases of him, even merchants whose
shelves were we'll stocked with goods
of similar grades.
RAND & BURGER have taken a con.
tract to build tug for A. W. Lawrence.
1t is to be 66 foot keel, IS foot beam,
and 81 feet deep. The tug is to be
delivered this fall and the contractors
have already begun work.
HENRY MULHoLhAND has been ont
on the line of road looking over some
purchases of land which he has made
there. Amigo is fourishing place as
he describes it and those who invested
in real estate there have struck it rich.
FoR your boots and shoes, rubbers,
oyershoes, rubber listers, rubber coats.
umbrellas, etc., go to Barnes. Mendlik
d Mulholland's. They have an immense
stock now on hand and make prices low.
THE Temple of Honor convention
which was held at Ahnapee had the
following persons as delegates from this
county. Ole Benson, Brian Mason, VIM.
Eatough, E. G. Nash. Henry Sanford, J.
NJ. Craig, Sam Randolph, Geo. Gibson. |
W. A. BUssE is building up large
trade in the celebrated Thomas Emer-
sons Sons shoes for gents and has them |
in all styles-single and double back and |
front buckle, high buckle, low buckle, |