The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-08
manitowoe pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8.
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THE receipts of the county fair were
about 81, 625.
LAWRENCE BARRETT is playing at Mil.
waukee this week.
EXTRA FINE PERFUMES are sold at Hen
~ Hinrichs' drug store.
WORK on the new bridge at Two Riv.
ers has been commenced.
The ladies who managed the restau-
rant at the fair Melted $40.
A LARGE capsized vessel was reported
off Point au Sauble on Tuesday.
PRESCRIPTION druggist always in at
tendence at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
| HAIRY WEBER in ''Nip and Tuck" at
the Opera House Tuesday Oct Is.
It's misses and childrens cloaks worth
s., at S1.75 at the New York store.
The steambarge r. G. Ingersoll was
burned off Point Sauble on Sunday.
ALBUMS ALBUMS IA splendid variety
very cheap at Hinrichs drug store.
AT the New York store: 8 cases of cot
ton flannel worth &c yard, at 5 cents.
"NIP AND Tuck" at the Opera House,
Tuesday, October 13. Don't miss it.
AT the New York store: 8 bales of
pink flannel worth 1Sc yard, at 1910.
THE dock at the foot of North Seventh
street was rebuilt By the city this week.
RATS RATS RATS The best poison
for them is sold at Henry Hinrichs drug
store.
AT the New York store: l case ladies
scarlet all wool underwear worth $3.50,
at 75c
THE schooner Nevada discharged
cargo of soft coal at the railroad dock
this week.
AN excursion from Kaukauna to She
boygan passed through here on Sunday
morning.
A MANITowoC nine crossed bats with
the Two Rivers boys last Sunday and
were beaten.
AT the New York store: 1900 yards
of ounce flannel in remnants, worth zoe
a yard, at 12!.
THE Milwaukee tugmen created con-
siderable trouble last week by striking
for more wages.
The Ulk Club has been reorganized
for the winter, having held its first meet
ing on Saturday.
AT the New York store: l case water
proof in all colors, extra fine, worth 81
a yard, at Csc.
Mr.. BISHOP is building residence on
the corner of Tenth and Huron streets,
near the city limits.
AMIGO was the first Wisconsin town
to report snow storm this season, which
occurred on Sunday.
HENRY SANFORD had q fine Jersey
COW and half dozen Berkshire hogs on
exhibition at the fair.
DoN'T fail to see Harry Weber in
''Nip and Tuck" at the Opera House,
Tuesday, October 18th.
SHERIFF MURPHY's handsome span of
horses were awarded first premium as
carriage team at the Fair.
DYES DYES DYEs-for Gotten, wool
or silk, the most beautiful colors sold at
Henry Hin richs drug store.
THE scow Nellie Church has been
hauled out at the ship yard and will be
thoroughly overhauled.
SIT was the most successful county
fair held in Wisconsin this year. seems
to be the general verdict.
HINRIoHs Improved Horse Powders
are the best for coughs and colds. Sold
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
THE new $500 cistern in the LIST ward
held water nearly week Good Lets
have three or four more of them
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
Ell. L. MARKHAM.
MARY ANDERSON, Americas handsom-
est actress, has returned to this country
after long and successful tour of Europe.
Go and get your figures for building
material of Becker & Teitgen. A saving
of 10 per cent. is worthy of consideration.
HARRY WEBER will appear in the
comedy "Nip and Tuck at the Opera
House, Tuesday, October Is. One night
only.
A REPORT is current in Milwaukee that
the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Co.
will purchase the Milwaukee and North.
ern Road.
"THE funniest play that ever saw"
is the verdict of those who have seen
Nip and Tuck. Opera House, Tuesday,
October 18th.
THE schooner VIM. Jones took on
cargo of baled hay at Torrison's barn on
Taesday-125 tons of it. 1t will be TAX
en- to Cedar River.
THE first immediate delivery letter
received at the Manitowoc post office was
addressed to Mrs. Sarah Clayton, wife of
James Clayton, Esq.
The Milwaukee telephone line wire
has not yet been run into this city, al
though the poles have been set some
time. Why this delay?
A FOND DU LAC man has purchased
herd of seventy Jersey cattle which will
be placed on his farm near Whitewater.
The herd cost $4,000.
1t is to be hoped the officers of the
Industrial Association will find it con-
venient to prepare the list of premiums