The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-09-20

Pilot Office call on Tuesday.
JOHN F. SIMS left on Friday to take
charge Of his school at Colby.
PENINsULAR stoves and Ranges for
sale only by Becker & Teitgen.
MILLION fly paper, the best in the
market, at Fischel's Star Pharmacy.
MACHINE OILS, the best stock at the
lowest prices, at Becker & Teitgen's.
COME and see the Garland of 1883.
WAGNER & RAND HARDWARE Go.
WARMERS Kidney and Liver cure
genuine-for sale at Robinson & Hin
rich's.
Mrs. Ed. CONWAY returned on Satur-
day from an extended visit to Long
Island.
REY. STONE RICHARDSON delivered a
temperance address in this city on Mon
day night.
You will hear some fine singing with
the Double Uncle Toms Cabin next Sat-
urdsy night.
Two good men, speaking German, can
find permanent employment at Charles
Books store.
THE Meme people are having consid-
cradle trouble with the proposed new
school-house.
JASON PELLET of Gibson discussed
the future of farmers in The Pilot sane
tum on Tuesday.
ROUGH ON RATs.-The best and
cheapest rat poison in the market, at
Fischel's Pharmacy.
A BRILLIANT display of northern lights
challenged the admiration of promenad-
ers on Sunday night.
ELDoRADo and other machine oils al.
ways in stock and sold at bottom prices,
at Becker & Teitgen's.
For S1.35 cents you can buy good
MIR of white bed blankets at the closing
ont sale of J. L. Brandeis.
STREET pal..ede by the Excelsior Drum
Corps with the Double Uncle Toms
Cabin at IL o'clock A. NJ
FRED MUELLER now sings "hocK a.
by. Baby" and looks down with supreme
contempt on all old bachelors.
G. FL. SCHMIDT was in Milwaukee a
portion of this week. He did not stay
for the banquet for the editors.
LOUIS KuNz, of the firm Of Schreihardt
& Kunz, is as happy as clam. A little
daughter is what makes him smile.
The schooner Dart will be in port in q
few days with cargo of Michigan fruit,
which will be sold from the vessel.
WATER is very scarce and those mills
run by water find it necessary to shut
down as they have not sufficient power.
Mr.. ANTON WALrERBAcH runs his
cheese factory in the most approved
style. 1t is said his cheese always ranks
No. /.
THOSE who live in the vicinity of the
Little Manitowoc have their early morn
ing dreams disturbed by the fusilade Of
hunters.
FARMERS are now busy praying fol
rain. Creeks and ponds have dried up
and it is difficult matter to secure water
for stock.
J. s. DUNHAM of Chicago. the owner
of the schooner Pensaukee is in the city
experimenting the work being done
upon her.
Hon. THOMAS GLEASON was in the city
on Monday on business connected with
the county fair, Of which society he is
secretary.
AT the Fond du Lac State Fair in
1882, the Garland Stoves took the first
premium. Wagner & Rand Hardware
Co. sell them.
SoHUErTE Bros. are putting in plate
glass front in their clothing department.
They will not only be ZIP with, but will
lead the times.
DIR. J. P. NEWMAN, Toccoa City, Ga,
says: Browns Iron Bitters are very
popular and their use always results
satisfactorily"
THE Pensaukee ran on q sand bottom
near Cheboygan. She was brought here
by the Champion and went into the dry
dock for repairs.
THE Chicago News Letter says the
Double Uncle Toms Cabin pays larger
salary than any other Uncle Toms Cabin
in the United States.
"THE Glorious Orb, the idol of early
nature" sheds his beams with unfailing
constancy these happy days and makes
everything pleasant.
THE peninsular stoves were awarded
the first prize above all competitors at
the Cincinnati exposition. For sale only
by Becker & Teitgen.
Mrs. CAREY of Colorado, sister of
John Barnes of Liberty died at her home
lately. Her body was brought to Meme
on Monday for interment.
YESTERDAY was Editors Day" at the
Milwaukee Exposition. The Pilot &C
knowledges the receipt of a compliment
tary ticket to the banquet.
GEORGE GUYLEs left the city on Wed.
nesday of this week for Norwood. A
better or more thoroughly honorable