The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-11-02
YESTERDAY was religious holiday.

city last week.
BYRON OAKLEY has been spending a
few days il the city.
THE goods are being arranged in
Torrison's new store.
OSCAR ToRRIsoN hes gone into the law
Office 0. Nash Il Nash.
e. KRUMMEEUER's Boots and Shoes al
ways give satisfaction.
SHEET music, only cents copy at
Oscar A. Alters drug store.
4 cents copy at Oscar Alters.
NOVEMBER 80 is the day fixed upon
by the president for Thanksgiving.
PETER SroKER has had his engine fix
ed up at Prochaska's machine shop.
FoUNp-A large stock of albums at re-
duced prices at Melendy & Packard's.
SHEET music lower than ever, only 4
cents copy at Oscar A. Alters drug
store.
THERE is some talk of building a
Catholic church at the north side of the
river.
JOHN WATT and Dan Cronin of Maple
Grove are going into business at Grimm s
Station.
TIE scow South Side came out of the
dry dock yesterday where she received
repairs.
Your candidate we cannot be.-Repu6-
lican nominees for assembly, Third
district.
THE propeller Depere finished up re-
pairs and left for the winters work on
Tuesday.
THE gravel road to Kuene's Corners
has been sold to Frank McAllister of
Franklin.
MAX RAHR of Denver Colorado, is
spending the fall with his relatives at
this place.
Gov. HENDRICKS is in dying condi-
ton. No hopes of his recovery are en-
tertained.
FRANK ZEMAN who has been little
under the weather lately, is again able
to be out.
The CHILDREN's concert takes place
next Friday. The little ones are selling
lots of tickets.
The weather shifted little on Satur-
day and it has by no means been so
pleasant since.
RENHART RAHR has declined the
republican nomination for the 3rd as.
sembly district.
PLow1Ne is only about half finished
and farmers say that new pillow point
is needed daily.
ADAM BLEsER announces himself as an
Independent candidate for the Office OF
county treasurer.
CAPTAIN TIM KELLEY reached home
on Saturday last having laid his vessel
up for the season.
Miss BLANCHE RAHR who is attending
school at Milwaukee spent few days
at home last week.
LUMBER dealers seem to be making
heavier sales than any other class OF
business men this year.
THE usual number of members of the
Third House were in attend ence at the
convention on Saturday.
THERE is but short time left for the
several candidates to tell the dear people
their duty on election day.
Buy where you can buy the best goods
the cheapest. In Boots and Shoes you
can do SO at E. Krummheuer's.
TUESDAY night was Hallowe'e EN- and the
young folk tried to peer into futurity to
discover "who my love may be-"
r. L. WING. the prohibition candidate
for congress will lecture in the M. E.
church on Saturday evening next.
Lon SMITH took possession of the Will
isms House on Tuesday night. He is
q Boniface in good standing now.
PETER JOHNSTON was placed upon the
republican, ticket by the county commit.
tee on the resignation of Mr.. Rahr.
CoorwAY & MORAN now run a bus in
connection with their livery stable. II
is known as the Williams Honse bus.
FoUND-A studio where they make the
latest style of large panel photos in all
latest poses. At Melendy & Paokard's.
EMELIE GAVIN, the young lady clio.
cutionist who appeared once before a
Manitowoc audience, died in Algiers
lately.
The catamaran was sold by the sheriff
on Tueadey for Sl3. It's cost of con.
struction was about FIVE times that
amount.
Mr.. KREJNJK, the republican nominee
iof county clerk, Simply took place to
HI out the ticket, 80 that Buhse has no
opposition.
Mh' MOORE who has been inspector
OF the government works at this mace
left on Tuesday and was succeeded NV
Mr.. Brown.
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN Cory
quickly and does not cause pain or sora
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnrichs
Cure guaranteed.
FoUND-The only studio in the civ
that uses dry plates to take pictures OF
babies and groups instantaneously. A,
Melendy & Packard's.
SHEET music only 4 cents copy at the
drug store of Oscar Alter.