The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-12-20

OF ice all the way out - the mouth OF the
harbor yesterday morning.
| F. SCHUMACHER of Port Washington
who represents the Osborne reaper COM
pany was in town this week.
JOE LANaLoIs who like great many
more of the railroad boys now halls from
Ledyard was in town this week.
| GEORGE BURNET was called to Wausau
last week on account of the illness OF his
sister who is teaching at that place.
OSCAR ALTERS line of holiday goods,
in regard to beauty, elegance and richness
of design is the finest shown in the city.
EeGERT & HOWARD have put out as
sign in front of their place of business
wooden boot of very respectable dimen-
sions.
THE tugs Gregory aud Maxwell and
the schooner Emma L. Nielsen are at
present in the dry dock undergoing
repairs.
Mr.. MOVES of Ellsworth, Maine, a
brother of Mrs. Emery is in the city with
his family spending the holidays with
relatives.
PIENINa & FIGHTER are having their
usual run of holiday customers and are
kept pretty busy supplying the wants of
purchasers.
FINE HAIR OILS, tooth powders, and
every variety of toilet preparations,
full and complete assortment, at Fisch-
els Pharmacy.
THE cold snap has not entirely scared
away the brilliant sunset. The western
heavens were pretty we'll lit up on Tues
day evening.
! Hon. JOHN CAREY who was in town on
Tuesday night reports that the Milwau-
kee convention passed of pleasantly and
tremendously.
The ''non-door shutting 6end" is now
abroad in the land. He should be
pensioned off and induced to seek
warmer cline.
HINRIoHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
| quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. For sale at Robinson & Hlnrichs'.
Cure guaranteed.
SHERIFF BIBINGKR is now busy notify
ing the proper parties that their services
| no in
month from now.
THE snow storm of Monday prevailed
quite generally throughout the west.
Enough snow fell in some places though
10 make sleighing.
The frost on the large windows of the
different stores makes quite show these
cold days. The beautiful crystals assume
all sorts of shapes.
A SELECTION of large steel engravings,
in oak and cherry frames, at Melendy &
Packard's. Make your selection while
the stock is complete.
THE Appleton Post says that Plumb
at that place. Tue firm are deserving of
all the patronage they get.
MARK and George Waldo who are
putting in their time at the State Univer-
eity have come home to spend the holiday
vacation with their friends.
LOUIS FALeE who is now attending the
state university will be an applicant for
state certificate at the examination
which takes place next week.
THOMAS J. Wash who has been
attending the Madison law school has
gone to Iowa to spend the holiday vaca-
ton with friends in that state.
AN occasional vessel is still to be seen
on the lake. There are lots of things in
this world of pleasanter nature than
sailing at this season of the year.
The propeller Champlain steamed up
the river on Saturday last through a
couple of inches of ice. She will be
overhauled here during the winter.
CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS CARDS.
Having disposed of the greater part of
my stock, 1 will sell that remaining at
reducedprices. OSCAR A. ALTER.
Those who wish photos, especially for
the holidays, should secure sitting at
once that we may have them finished in
time. MELENDY & PACKARD.
For sewing machines and organs go to
Lehmkuhl & Dicke's. They keep a
large variety of them constantly on hand
and are trying to please all their custom
ers.
On Monday morning there was but
very little ice along the lake shore be-
tween here and Two Rivers, but by
Tuesday the shore was lined with high
banks.
A NUMBER of that invincble set of
mortals known as book agents have been
around lately. The book agent is about
the worst bore the average mortal has to
encounter.
| BEFORE making your purchases of
Holiday Goods, be sure to call at Mrs.
Kern's store and see the eleg ant stock of
toys, ETC., which she is offering at
unusually low rates.
| GEORGE BYRON of the law firm of
Sedgwick and Byron was in town on
Friday of last week. He reports legal
business in Kewaunee as being in q
thriving condition.
ACCORDING to reliable authority the
thermometer showed So below zero on
Wednesday morning. That wouldn't be
SO very cold if people only had chance
to get used to it.