The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-12-17

FINE stationery, writing desks, ink
stands and Portfolios suitable for holiday
presents at Piening & Fechters.
THE steambarge Mary Mills was placed
in the dry dock On Saturday to allow her
wheel and shaft to be removed.
THE latest reports as to Mr.. Rankin's
condition are not so favorable as his
friends here would like to see them.
JUsr received large assortment of
new and desirable patterns in Silverware
at very lowest prices. G. FEHRs.
LADIES cloths, all colors, from the
Chicago fire only 50 cents-all wool and
| worth dollar. New YORK STORE.
SENATOR SAWYER has introduced
bin providing for the purchase of the
Sturgeon Bay canal by the government.
ASK your dealer for Per Light-the
family safety burning OIL. Take no 9TH
er. 1t IS high test, water white, sweet
and clean
Ii it were not for the large quantities
of wood brought to this place by vessels
last fall there would be a wood famine in
the city now.
THE propeller Lawrence came in On
Monday and proceeded up the river to
the dry dock She will be rebuilt dur
ing the winter.
". A. WALKER is fitting up an ele-
| CANT suite of rooms on the second floor
OF the I. G. Shove Banking Co.'S. build
ing for an office.
! 4 MEANS of throwing dynamite car
tridges has finally been invented. In all
/ probability the operator will be ''hoist
/ by his own petard."
Don't forget the Christmas dance at
the Opera House, Friday, Dec. %. The
public in general are invited. Admis
! sion so cts. couple.
G. ". WING has received the appoint
ment of county judge of Kewaunee
county to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Vitalis Miller.
TIE censure of the telegraph company
III last weeks issue was undeserved.
The telegram referred to was received in
due time and delivered.
THERE will be dance at the Opera
House on Christmas night dec. 25.) !
Prof. Bieling will furnish music. Ad- |
mission so cents a couple.
The business done thus far this fall in !
this city is considerably less than what |
vas doue last fall. But every one feels
that times will soon mend.
CARL SCHMIDT has become consider
able of u dude. He is now the best |
dressed man in the city but does not look
down on the lowly printer.
Ii your horse has no appetite feed |
''Hinrichs Improved Horse Powders"
and he soon will be all right. For sale
by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist.
TIE $50 afternoon train which now
reaches this place does not bring any
later mail from Chicago and points
beyond than did the II A. III. train.
TaE management of the Opera House
are making preparations for their annual
Christmas dance which takes place the
18th. Admission so cts. per couple
PERFUMES are very suitable for pres
ents. [ have large line OF the best
perfumes in the market.
OSCAR A. ALTER.
Our stock of photo albums is without
any exception the largest in the city,
prices ranging from 25 cts to SO. 90 each.
PIENING & FIGHTER.
TREASURER DAIMLER is drawing on his
personal credit to pay the bills of the
county. He is not wealthy but the banks
will readily take his word for any amount
LAST week at large fire in Chicago
over 100000 dollars worth of dry goods
were damaged by water. A large guam
tity will be sold at the New York Store.
THE Madison skating Kinks have been
producing the usual stock of scandals
aud the city council decided to wipe
them out by imposing a tax of $500 on
each
NOTICE the advertiser ent of G.. Ru.
dolpb, dyer, in another column. Mr..
Rudolph has opened store in the L. G.
Shove Banking Cos. block, on Quay
street
Nor since the year 1874 has there been
80 much snow at this season of the year.
The roads are badly drifted in some
localities aud field roads are the order of
the day.
HTNRICus' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs, successor to Robinson
d Hinrichs.
JUST added, with other new designs in
backgrounds, one winter scene; and now
you can be photographed in a snow
storm at our studio, opposite Schuette
Bros. store.
OSCAR ALTER has managed TO get an
excellent selection of holiday goods at
prices that will astonish YOU These
goods are much lower than ever before
and are cheap.
". BAKER has purchased the interest
of NJ. Katz in the wood type manufactu-
ring business at Two Rivers. Mr.. Katz
will go to Milwaukee and engage in the
printing business.
The proceedings of the county board
aud Christmas advertising combined
make such demand upon the columns
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