The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-12-27


FRMsED,
AND IvoRINE
CHRISTMAS AND
4 New YEARS CARDS,
AT PIENINa & FEcHTER's.
SCHOOLS generally have closed for this
| week.
| SATURDAY was school-teachers' day in
the city.
| FINE cashmere mufiers at 20c., at j.
A. Koehler's.
BARGAINS in Clothing at Nielsen &
Stockings.
1884 Almanacs given away at Robin
son & Hinrichs.
DIARIES of all kinds for 1884 at Pien-
ing & Fechter's.
ALL the schools in the county have
/ vacation this week.
TOILET CASES in great variety, at
Fischels Pharmacy.
THERE has been no scarcity of wood
in the city this year.
Mrs. GLOVER of Milwaukee is visiting
friends at this place.
PURE Norway Cod Liver Oil, at
Fischel's Pharmacy.
| GROCERIES and Crockery below cost at
Nielsen & Stockings.
DYE-sTUFFs, the most beautiful colors
| at Robinson & Hinrichs.
CHOICE brands of Cigars, always on
hand at the Star Pharmacy.
THE young folks made all possible use
of the snow on Christmas day.
PURE wines and liquors for medicinal
| purposes, at Fischel's Pharmaco.
SLEIGHBEL1s jingled on Monday morn
ing for the first time this winter.
CHRISTMAS trade helped to pulverize
the roads and make them passable.
ALL Holiday goods left on hand sold
very cheap at Robinson & Hinrichs.
THE Turnverein will hold its regular
Sylvester ball" on Monday evening.
A LARGE assortment of Hand and
Stand Mirrors at Fischels Pharmacy.
ALL wool red and white blankets at
$500, worth $500. J. A. KoEHLER.
JOHN f. SIMS of Colby will end the
old year and begin the new in Manitowoc
SILK embroidery handkerchiefs at Is
cents. J. A. KoEHLER.
THE post Office at Maple Grove has
been bone of contention for some time
DOUBLE width Mackinaw flannel, rs
cents yard. j. A. KoEHLER
The First ward school of this place be-
gins its winter term on Wednesday next.
A NUMBER of the stores were closed
during both Tuesday and Wednesday.
| CABINET albums or frames, all kinds
and low prices, at Melendy & Packard's.
| EDDIE PIERPoNT reached home from
Council Bluffs on Friday of last week.
| LARGE stock of Boots and Shoes at
and below cost at Nielsen & Stockings
P. Fl. HEWITT of Kiel was in the city
a portion of this week enjoying his vaca-
| ton.
| TINE makes all things even and Sand
ford now has Weber where he can't
wiggle.
DEALERS in Christmas goods are now
recovering their breath and counting up
profits.
OSCAR ToRRIsoN arrived home on
Saturday for brief rest from his college
studies.
A. WHITMAN JR., principal of the
Chiffon schools spends his vacation in
this city.
FINE Havana Cigars put up in boxes
suitable for Holiday presents at Fischels
Pharmacy.
THE dance given by the Candle Light
Club on Tuesday was quite largely
attended.
| Miss ANNIE BURNETT discontinued her
studies at Chicago for visit to her folks
in this city.
CABINET frames in antique bronze are
| the latest. A large assortment at Melen
dy & Packard's.
Miss ALICE EMERY reached home from
st. Paul on Saturday last two spend two
weeks vacation.
CALL and get prices at Nielsen &
Stockings closing out sale before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The righteous as well as the wicked
| stand In slippery places now a-days on
| our icy sidewalks.
THE ice crop will soon be ready to
harvest. 1t is now from eight to ten
inches in thickness.
Use Espey's Fragrant Cream for
| ahapped hands, face or lips, for sale at
Fischels Pharmacy.
W. T. NASH of Two Rivers was in
the city on Saturday making purchase
| of Christmas box.
THE delegates TO the Irish Convention
| at Milwaukee insist it was the grandest
thing of modern times.
ROUGH ON RATs.-The best and
cheapest rat poison in the market, at
Fische''s Pharmacy.
Nh. CHAMBERLAIN of New York has
been in the city for some weeks attend
/ ing to business matters.
Mr.. AND Mrs. E. K. RAND have issued
invitations for party to be given at
A thafr