The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-10-05
CITY AND COUNTY
OCTOBER 5, 1852.

a RAIN yesterday made the farmers
hearts glad.
CARL Err is putting up two story
front to his house.
NOTICE Fliegler, Haupt & Hansen's
now advertisement.
FRosTs have not made themselves felt
as yet in this county.
The weather this fall is astonishing
the Oldest inhabitant.
A MAJORITY of the schools of the
county are now in session.
The city council doesn't relish being
considered a judicial body.
JOE EDWARDS has been appointed
captain of the tug Cyclone.
FEIKER has moved his bookbindery
to the north side Of the river.
JOHN HUssEY greeted friends in the
city on SATURDAY of last week.
The scow Forest went into the dry
dock here last week for repairs.
THE latest and best styles of Stoves
at Wagner g. Rand Hardware Co.
REMEMBER the Jones Library Concert
at Turner Hall tomorrow evening.
A TEMPERANCE lecture was delivered
at the NJ. E. church on Tuesday night.
THE Beekman House at Sheboygan
is going to be turned into shoe factory.
BEACH nuts are quite plentiful this
year and squirrels are full of happiness.
THE scow Mishicott has been laid up
for the present for want of something
to carry.
DCN'r fail to hear the 'sMozart Quin-
tette" at the Turner Hall to morrow
evening.
AXLE grease cheaper than ever, at
the stores of Wagner & Rand Hard
ware Co.
IT is said there are but three persons in
the city who did not desire Mr.. Rankin S
nomination.
The walking mania struck Manitowoc
rather late, but it struck it for keeps
when it came.
MACHINE Oils in endless variety at
wholesale prices at Wagner & Rand
Hardware Co.
The schooner Ketchum went up to
the dry dock yard last week to receive a
new centerboard.
STOVES are now 25 per cent. cheaper
than they ever have been, at Wagner &
Rand Hardware Co.
Conn has been harvested and is first
class crop, going beyond the small
grains in excellence.
THE storm flag is up regularly now
and people ere satisfied the weather will
continue to be good.
THIS beautiful weather has driven
sickness out and doctors are not doine
very thriving trade.
RESERVED seats for the Jones' Library
Concert for sale at Fred. Heineman'l
without extra charge.
WALTER CLARKE, formerly of Two
Rivers, but now of Chicago, is visiting
friends at Two Rivers.
SAM LUCAS did not have a crowded
house on Friday night although the
concert was quite fair.
LOOK at Wagner & Rand Hardware
Cos stock of stoves and ask for price!
before buying elsewhere.
A. B. DELAND of Sheboygan Falls
has been appointed one of rhe board O.
visitors to the state university.
CAPT. PERRY FL. EDWARDS has beer
appointed to the command OF the tug
Arctic in place of Capt. Joe Russell.
People clamoring for the reward Of
Rathsack are as numerous as candidates
for the democratic nomination for sheriff.
THE propeller Depere went up the
river on Monday to the ship yard, where
she will receive thorough overhauling
GET your machine oils at Becker
Teitgen's. They have an unusually large
supply and will sell at the lowest price
THE "Mozart Quintette" will furnish
music for social hop which will talk,
place after the concert without additional
charge. =.
A TEACHERS examination will be helt
in the city on Friday and Saturday o.
next week, being the 18th and 14th of
October.
IA -41--4-sx-.-zE~~h of Two
Rivers has disposed of The Chronicle tc
one of the reporters of the Milwaukee
Seminal.
SANFORD will let up little on pro-
hibition now and sail into the claimants
for the Rathsack reward and theil
attorneys.
For Leather and Rubber Betting and
Gas Fittings inquire at Wagner
Rand Hardware Co.
The principle stores now close every
evening, except Saturdays, until Decem
Der oath, at $50.
The Rankin Guards will drill al
Turner Hall this evening instead Of
Friday, as usual.
FLEMING & FIGHTER received min.
large cases Of toys and holiday good.
yesterday.
CHICAGO has again come out victor il
the base bali league contest, thus win
ming the pennant three years copsecn.
lively.