The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-09-10

SHEBoYGAN is to have street railway
and business men s association.
IT'S misses and childrens cloaks worth
So, at 81 at the New York store.
AT the New York store: 3 cases of cot.
ton flannel worth &c yard, at cents.
THE Rankin Guards will take part in
the exercises at the Kewaunee county
fair.
AT the New York store: 1000 yards
of ounce flannel in remnants, worth 20c
a yard, at 121.
THE iremen of this city have made
arrangements for an excursion to Kau-
kauna next Sunday.
The scow Nellie Church is ashore four
miles north of Two Rivers Point. She
is owned by MaDitowoc parties.
Go and get your figures for building
material of Becker & Teitgen. A saving
OF Is per cent. is worthy of consideration.
THE schooner Nevada arrived this
morning with cargo of plaster rock for
John Schuette which is now being dis
charged.
The special delivery of letters will be
tested in few of the larger cities after
October LIST. The system will hardly
prove a success.
The Enterprise says the Manitowoc
base bali club will play club from Stur-
geon Bay on the fair grounds at Kewau-
nee for $50 side.
| An unknown schooner was seen on
| Simmons reef near the straits. She was
| flying flag of distress but the schooner
which sighted her, could give no assist
ance.
BURR ROBINS circus which exhibits
here tomorrow, is said by the press Of
the state to be entirely free from all
disreputable hangers on, and to be we'll
managed.
| The city was full Of drummers on
Tuesday. Just eight representing cloth
ing establishments cursed the weather
because it prevented their patrons from
being good natured.
THE population of the state is /, $685.
933, gain of 24S, 453 within the last 5
years. OF the old soldiers there are still
living 90, 152, and there arc 81, 553 per
sons subject to military duty.
THE bad weather we are now having
comes in answer to those who have been
suggesting an early fair. The fact is,
usually our most pleasant fall weather
occurs from the LIST to the 18th of October.
WoILEs F1ANNELs zoe. per yard at p.
J. Koelzer's.
TILLsoN & Gone will open their roller
rink next Saturday evening. The name
has been changed from ''Clipper City"
to Park Roller Rink" During the sum-
nlar the floor has been greatly improved.
If factorymen have no time to bring
IN their cheese on the day of the opening
of the fair, they may send it in a few
few days before to A. G. Becker, Of Beck
er y Teitgen, who will see that it is en-
| tered for them.
SEVENTEEN fine Norman horses were
landed at this place from the Chica 20 on
Tuesday night and stabbed in the Windi-
ate barn. They are for use in the lumber
woods and it is seldom one sees so many
fine horses together.
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.
On account of demand for more room
the Main building and agricultural Hall
are to be extended each forty feet in
length This will make the Main build,
ing 140 feet in length and agricultural
state possessing larger buildings.
The forests are putting on their au-
tumn tints rather early this year. The
summer was short and by no means O
warm one. Winter ran SO late into
spring it was expected that summer
would encroach upon the succeeding
season. But no hope of that now re-
mains rs the winds have smack of No,
vember surllness.
The railroad has been liberal in rates
for the fair. Those living along the linz
of the road will have to pay but Il
usual rates for coming and returning.
We are informed that all articles intend.
ed and actually exhibited at the fair will
be carried free Of charge. The rates by
boat are equally liberal, and on passen.
gers somewhat more SO, but one fail
being charged for the round trip.
A GAME of base ball between the Bril-
lions and q Sheboygan Falls club will be
played on the grounds in this city or
Sunday next. The winning club is tc
receive $50. The Billions have played
here before. 1t is one of the best country
clubs III the state and the Sheboygar
Falls boys must have sand or they would
not risk their money. 1t will be a fine
game.
A FURNITURE dealer, an industrious
respectable fellow while at work in his
shop in the Fourth ward on Wednesday
suddenly lost his reason and appeared il
the street wild with excitement, talking
'fncoherently and fourishing bis arms
He did not attempt to iDiure any one but
it was impossible to quiet him. Some
officers finally got hold OF him and he
WAS taken to his house. He will be re
| moved To the Oshkosh acvlup,