The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-10-01
THE local photographers have fine dis
plays of their work at the fair.

LIE tIpupS dufcItiScu W pay az tue
! Opera House this week has failed to put
in an appearance.
A PLATFORM is being built at the west
end of State street for the use of the
steamers in case of fire.
THE factories of the Two Rivers
Manufacturing Company are to be furn-
ished with electric lights soon.
The potato crop is ''short" this year
and the price of the tubers promises to
be higher than in former years.
p. @. PARISH, an old resident of Ap-
pleton, took an overdose of morphine by
mistake yesterday and died soon after.
GREvE's new factory has been com
pleted and will soon be in running order.
1t is large substantially built structure
OLE CHRIsTIANsoN has leased the
Stoker building and will continue the
hotel business formerly conducted by E.
J. Ward.
E. j. SEYMOUR has been appointed as
sistant general freight agent of the MIL,
L. S. & W. r. r. by General Manager
Whitcomb.
The reservoir near the court house has
been completed and was filled with
water on Tuesday. Its capacity is about
1000 barrels.
THE best is the cheapest. The best
machine oils made can be found at Becker
& Teitgen's at prices usually paid for
poorer qualities.
BECKER & TEITGEN, hardware store, sell
cheaper than any other firm in the city.
Give them call, and you will find you
are saving money.
THE hotel at Gogebic Lake closes to-
day after very successful season. Black
bass fishing at Eagle Waters is said to
be at its best now. l..
Mrs. FL. III. SoovE died at her home
in Two Rivers last Saturday and was
buried on Monday. Consumption was
the cause Of her death.
The schooners @. G. Barnes and III.
G. Richards are lying in ordinary at Mil
waukee. Vessel property is not paying
big dividends those days.
If your horse has nc appetite feed
"Hinrichs Improved Horse Powders"
and he soon will be all right. For sale
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
JOHN BIBINGER keeps box of cigars
in his tent on the fair grounds. His
friends will find the box in the southwest
corner behind an old tool box.
FIFTY years ago it cost % cents to send
an ordinary letter 400 miles. Now the
same service can be secured for 2 cents
to any part of the United States.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures $1,000 if killed
and $15 weekly indemnity if injured.
TIE Volunteer company celebrated the
seventeenth anniversary of its organiza-
ton by ''picnic" at Washington Park
and ball at Turner Hall, Sunday.
BEAUTIFY THE COMPLEXION with Hin
richs Pearliaae the finest preparation of
its kind. Not injurious to the skin.
Price 80 cts, at Hinrichs drug store.
The schooner Belle is still on the beach
at Rowley's Bay. The united efforts Of
the steamer Andy Johnson and tug Thos.
Spear being insufficient to release her.
The railroads running east from Chi
oago have agreed to advance grain
freights next Monday. This will result
in better grain rates for the lake carriers.
HERMAN BoENDEL was recently arrest
ed charged with issuing forged notes
while in the farm machinery business at
New Holstein. His forgeries are esti-
mated to reach the amount Of Sc, 900.
OBSERVATIONS at the signal stations
throughout the country are to be taken
twice daily for a number of months to
determine if possible what causes the red
sunsets which all have noticed recently.
WHEN in need of anything in the hard
ware line remember that the large sales
made by the Rand & Roemer Hardware
Co. require them to keep q large stock
and enable them to give bottom prices.
J. MILTON Mills died at Lancaster
last week. He was brother of Mrs. J.
S. Anderson and in his frequent visits to
this city made many warm friends who
will be panied to learn of his untimely
death.
A MEETING Of Manitowoc county citi-
zens who had served in the German army
was held at Capt. Becker's hall on Tues
day. Yesterday the soldiers of the 9th
Wisconsin Regiment met at Klingholz
Hall.
The attendance at Turner Opera House
last night was slim. Mr.. Dillon is al
ways entertaining and succeeded in keep
ing his audience in good humor. He is
well supported by the members of the
Walters Comedy Company.
GREAT clearing sale of boots, shoes
and slippers. We offer for the next SO
days our stock at reduced prices in or
der to make room for fall and winter
goods. Come and convince yourself.
sep24 E. KRUMMHEuER.
The exterior OF the Smalley Manufac-
turing Company's new foundry and ma
chine shops have been completed and
present a very handsome appearance.
The foundry is to be supplied with new
Coilieu furnace which is now being put
in place.
THE rooms over Koehler's store have