The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-22

move away aIteT Tue Hills suue uo"a.
Our winters stock of mems and boyf
clothing ETC., is now on hand. Prices
from $500 to $500 less than formerly
Call and examine them.
BARNES, MENDLIK & MULHoLLAND.
Miss BLANCHE RAHR met with little
accident yesterday while out driving.
Her buggy collided with another and she
was thrown OUT; except few scratches
on the face she escaped without injury.
The rail road company settled with the
Two Rivers parties who attended the
Milwaukee excursion and were dumped
at the Manitowoc depot at midnight aud
allowed to reach home as best they could.
THE new school house in the Spencer
district has been completed and school
opened this fall in the new building. The
clerk, Mr.. Powell says they have now as
neat q school as can be found anywhere.
WITH one of the most complete stocks
Of hardware in Northern Wisconsin, the
Rand & Roemer Hardware Co. is pre-
pared to make ii profitable for purchas-
ers of goods in their line to deal with
them.
The Wisconsin Relief Fund Associa-
tion a branch of which was lately
established in this city becomes more
popular as its purposes become more
fully understood. 1t will be productive
of much good.
L HAVE had no remedy for rheumatism
which has given such general satisfaction
in eighteen years experience in the drug
business as your medicine for rheumatism
and Observation-Disclosures. r. S.
NJ. D., druggist, Chelsea,
Mich.
W. II. MORRISON the superintendent
Of farmers institutes, says farmers are
taking a deep interest in the matter.
One hundred farmers in different parts
of the state have agreed to write papers
on agricultural topics to be read at these
meetings.
JACOB FLIEGLER is doing quite well
under his terrible affection. He has an
amount OF nerve and does not
give up while he bias a bit of fight in
him. He will come out all right and he
has lots of friends whose good wishes
are with him.
BARNES, MENDLIK & MULHoLLAND
make specially of keeping a stock Of
fine teas. They buy the best and sell at
a small margin of profit. They carry
one Of the largest stocks of groceries in
the city. Give them call and examine
goods and get prices.
Two schooners, one the White Oak
loaded with ties bound from Kewaunee
to Chicago, went ashore north of Sheboy-
gan on Monday night. The sailors on
the White Oak had to reach shore with
their small boat as there was no patrol of
the life saving station.
ALTrrLE girl in the second ward of
this city was hooked by a COW on Sunday
last and quite seriously hurt. The COW
which had calf, was made furious by a
lot of boys who were throwing stones at
her and the little girl coming too near
W., attacked by the COW.
THE 81. siness Mems Association rooms
in the Rudolph block are fixed up in fine
style. No better qua 'ers could be found
in the city, nor could bl'ter taste De
shoyn in fitting them up. The hfst
meeting OF the association was held in
the rooms on Tuesday evening Of this
week.
A SERVANT girl in the employment of
Frank Kautsky went to bed Monday
night feeling somewhat i'll. In the
morning she was found dead. An in
quest was held before Justice White and
it was found that death resulted from
inflammation of the lower intestines in
duced by hernia.
SHERIFF MURPHY took 2 young man
named Dobbert resident of Meme to
the Oshkosh Asylum last Thursday.
Dobbert's mother spent Is years in the
Asylum and died there. His brother was
also an inmate of the asylum and was
returned to the county asylum at this
place as incucable.
THE Pilot is requested by the Mantle
voc base ball club to announce that they
will play the Sturgeon Bay nine at Green
Bay for $500, or 800 as the latter may
select. The clubs to be made up of the
same members as played at Kewaunae
Further correspondence in relation to the
matter will be direct.
Mr., RANKIN has had bad week of it,
but his indomitable pluck keeps him up.
He finds it almost impossible to sleep,
but still manages to attend to his volumin-
Gus correspondence. There are few men
who have the courage to fight sickness to
the same extent Rankin has; he even
maxi it the subject of his dry humor.
Tgs Bel Telephone Co., pays the
Western Union 20 per cent. of its earn
ings. The last year Il amounted to some
thing like million and a quarter dollars.
The Telephone Co., has also uttered into
q contract not to compete with the Yves
tern Union. This is why the W. .. Is
so partial to the Bell Co., and wants all
competitors driven out.
A. J. SCHMIrz thinks he'd make FIRST
class cowboy if he was brought up on
the plains. Lately he went out in the
country and came in with an array of
COWS which he had seized on a Judgment
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