The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7.
JOHN DILLON tonight.

| 1 HURSOAY, CCI OBER 7.
JOHN DILLON tonight.
JOHN DILLON tonight at the Turner's
Opera House.
EXTRA FINE PERFUMES are sold at Hen
ry Hinriche' drug store.
THE rain on Monday made it look dis
couraging for the Fair.
Coal is being delivered in considerable
quantities by local dealers.
REFREsHMENT and confectionery stands
| are numerous on the fair grounds.
Prescription druggist always in at
tendence at Hinrichs' Drug Store.
It's misses and childrens cloaks worth
SIS, at S1.75 at the New York store.
ALBUMS ALBUMS "A splendid variety
very cheap at Hinrichs drug store.
QUITE number of Manitowoc people
attended the Kewaunee county fair.
AT the New York store: 3 cases of cot
ton flannel worth &c a yard, at cents.
AT the New York store: 3 bales of
pink flannel worth 18c yard, at 1870.
THE Slovanska Lipa Society have pur-
chased piano for the Opera House.
THE price of iron and cotton goods is
advancing, a sure sign of ''better times"
NUMEROUS small vessels with cargoes
of apples keep the market we'll supplied.
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 Chicago Inland Marine is to be
changed from a weekly to monty pub
LEGATION.
THE tug Daisy Moore of Escanaba lie
being hauled ont at the shipyard to be
repaired.
THE season of conflicts with unruly
stove pipes is approaching-tne saddest
of the year.
A CONFIDENTIAL ADVISER" at Turner
Opera House tonight. Admission 35
and 80 cents.
WITH nice weather tomorrow it is not
at all improbable that 5000 people will
visit the Fair.
AT the New York store: 1900 yards
of ounce flannel in remnants. worth zoe
yard, at 12l.
CHAs. BEERS bath rooms are quite
popular. They are managed in an ex-
nellent manner.
CAPTURING autumn leaves for pre-
servation "a a popular source of amuse
ment just now.
AT the New York store: l case water
proof in all colors, extra -fne, worth 81
a yard, at Csc.
The PILoT's job presses have been
driven to their utmost capacity during
the past ten days.
The yacht Sybilla took on twenty tons
of coal at this port Sunday night on her
way down the lake.
THE best quality of machine oil at
prices much lower than last year, at
Becker & Teitpen's.
WISCONSIN enjoys the distinction of
standing at the head of the cheese-mak-
ing states of the Union.
DYES DYES DYEs-for Gotten, wool
or silk, the most beautiful colors sold at
Henry Hinrichs drug store.
The masonry on the steeple of the new
Catholic church now looms up over the
surrounding buildings.
RE1NHARDT RAHR recently received a
large invoice of choice hyacinth and tulip
bulbs direct from Holland.
TRUMAN & COOPER are rebuilding the
dock along their entire premises in the
rear of the mill and coal sheds.
HINRIcHs Improved Horse Powders
are the best for coughs and colds. Sold
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
The Oshkosh Fair failed to pay ex-
penses and the premiums will be paid at
rate of so cents on the dollar.
u. S. OFFICERS have been investigat-
ing a reported case of illicit distilling in
the northern part of the county.
THE ladies of st. Boniface church are
serving excellent meals to the hungry on
the fair grounds at only 25c. each.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
Fl. L. MARKHAM.
JOHN DILLON, supported by the Geo.
W. Walters Comedy Co., at the Turner's
Opera House to night. Don't miss it,
SHovE's new banking house is assum-
ing definite shape and promises to be
very handsome building when completed.
A GERMAN theatrical entertainment
was given at the Opera House last Sun
day for the benefit of Miss Julie Heller.
E. A. HARTMAN has considerably en-
larged and greatly improved the interior
of his confectionery and fruit store lately.
Doctors report little sickness prevail
ent and when asked to report accidents
only turn away with a melancholy smile.
FARMERS should use only good oils on
their machinery. The very best, at the
lowest prices, at Becker and Teitgen's.
PART of shipment of $4,000 brick
to Sturgeon Bay was taken out on Pan