The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-09-13
Manitomof pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER -.
GoeenEs at Robinson a. Hinrichs.

BALTIMORE oysters SOC at Wilcox's.
SHARP frosts are of frequent occur
ence.
The coal dealers harvest will soon
commence.
FLY-PAPER, the very best at Robinson
| & Hinrichs.
CARoUsINa SAILORS keep our justice
mills in grist.
WANTED.-Six good shoemakers at E.
krummheuer's.
ATTORNEY TMIIN of Kewaunee was in
town on Monday.
Fly PAPER, fly paper, the very best at
Fisehe's Pharmacy.
COMMERCIAL travellers are making the
| hotel business boom.
Hon. JOHN CAREY and wife were in
the city on Saturday.
L. j. NASH reached home from his
Madison trip this week.
| DYE-sTUFFs, the most beautiful colors
at Robinson & Hinrichs.
THE blackberry crop this year is
almost an entire failure.
| P. s. TILLsoN is attending the State
Fair at Madison this week.
CHOICE brands of Cigars, always on
hand at the Star Pharmacy.
THE attendance at teachers examina-
tons is quite light this fall.
Miss EMMA LUEPs now assists Post
master Esslinger in the post-ofice.
MILLION fly paper, the best in the
market, at Fischel's Star Pharmacy.
Mrs. Jos. RANKIN accompanied her
husband on western trip this week.
MACHINE OILS, the best stock at the
lowest prices, at Becker & Teitgen's.
THE tug John Gregory is now engaged
in towing at the Sturgeon Bay canal.
MARTIN RAETHEL of School Hill was
a caller at The Pilot Office yesterday.
The county fair on the Oath, 25th and
Goth promises to be unusually successful
THE yacht A. Booth went into the dry
dock on Sunday to receive new wheel.
The steam barge Leland was placed
in the dry dock on Monday to be caulked
@. E. EsTABRooK returned from hit
sojourn in Grant County on Saturday
last.
| THE Milwaukee Exposition is said te
be more attractive than in any former
year.
ROBERT HAUKoHL has gone off on {
vacation trip and will be absent severa
weeks.
| WARMERS Kidney and Liver cure
genuine-for sale at Robinson & Hin
rich's.
| TRAIN MASTER Langlois was in the city
yesterday. He has his headquarters al
Ledyard.
| Mrs. FRANZ and Mrs. Adolph Schmit7
have been visiting Mrs. DIR. Kemper al
Kewaunee.
CHARLES BURME1sTER of Frankfort
Mich, is visiting his parents and friend,
in this city.
Anew loads of new wheat were brough
here this week. The quality is said tx
be excellent.
A PARTY of Man;towoc hunters visited
the rice beds last Saturday and baggeG {
number of ducks.
DUCK hunters are out in force now.
viii Delano has secured several fine
specimens lately.
Mrs. WALTER CoAKLET of Atlanta
Ca, is in the city on a visit to DIR.
and Mrs. Frazer.
THE schooner Harriet Ross brought a
cargo of plaster rock for j. Schuette &
Bros. on Friday.
ROUGH ON RATs.-The best and
cheapest rat poison in the market, al
Fischels Pharmacy.
ELDoRADo and other machine oils al.
ways in stock and sold at bottom prices,
at Becker & Teitgen's.
THE tug Pankratz will bring another
scow-load of building stone on her return
trip from Sturgeon Bay.
planning mills are running to their
fullest capacity, which denotes activity
on the part of builders.
The Oshkosh Times has tackled the
whistle nuisance and is waging war of
determination against them.
FARMERS are evidently waiting for an
advance in the price of hay as but little
is being brought to the city.
A NUMBER of Manitowoc painters are
welding their brushes on Mr.. Grimmer's
new residence in Kewaunkee.
ED. JUL is having the roof of his
residence on Jay street raised so as to
make two-story building of it.
| F. VoELoHERT's new residence on jay
street will soon be ready for occupancy.
1t is a handsome brick structure.
The issue of the new postal notes
began last Monday. Qrits number
have been called for at our post Office.
| Mr.. WILLIAM CLARK, Onion River,
Wis, says: "Brown's Iron Bitters cured
my dyspepsia after other remedies had
| failed"
THE water works question is argued
pro and con by our citizens to an extent
that signifies considerable interest in the
matter.