The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-11-12

Wisconsin.
The Rocsland Fire Insurance Co., is
thriving institution. From Mr.. Glea-
sou who is secretary of the company it is
learned that the company has already
insured $4,000 worth of property and
has $3.50 in the treasury. 1t began
business in July last.
HE resignation of g. f. Smalley as
secretary of the Business Mems Associa-
ton was presented and accepted at the
meeting on Tuesday. Mr.. Smalley s
frequent absence from the city made it
impossible for him to give the position
the attention necessary.
! PRIVATE letter from Green Bay states
that there is no ''bitter fight" there on
the part of aspirants, for the post office,
and that everything is almost unani-
nous for one candidate. A few persons
! are interested in having it appear there
is bitter contest and the reports are
entirely due to them.
THE dairy board desires to find out the
amount of cheese made in Manitowoc
county during 1885, and as all fsctorymen
| do not belong to the board the board
would be pleased to have non members
send in 4 statement of the number OF
| pounds of cheese made and total amount
of money received, to the secretary of the
board, A. G. Becker, Manitowoc.
Wool tweed for boys wear, 35c.
MacklnaW, SOC.
trey or. wool flannel, Zoe.
All wool red twilled flannel, Tic.
All wool red plain flannel, lac.
Cotton flannel, Sc.
Cotton flannel, good quality, s to Zoe.
Beaver shawls, S1.O0
The above bargains and great many
more at Schuette Bros.
YENowINEs Sunday News publishes
''cut' of 10 Rankin's features" It
| isn't bad picture but the expression of
JOS face will be familiar to any person
who ever heard him say ''you don't know
damn thing about it." The lapel of
the coat is labeled 'tM-R S." What he
had that tag on for when he had his
| picture taken no one knows.
The new firm of Hampton & Kruger
carry as fine stock of all things in the
| grocery line as Can be found anywhere,
and will give you prices which cannot
fail to please pou. They are already in
| command of good trade and are deter
mined to hold and increase it by giving
their customers full value for their money.
Goods are delivered to any part of the
city free of extra charge.
ALTHOUGH no matters of importance
were transacted at the Business Mems
Association meeting on Tuesday, the
session was very pleasant one. The
closing of stores earlier in the evening
was discussed and will probably result
in some united action with that end in
view. 1t was determined to keep the
rooms o9en on Saturday evening and
Sunday afternoon and evening hereafter.
The Ladies Aid Society are preparing
to give an entertainment at Turner Hall
on the evening of rhanksgiving-Nov.
26. The programme will provide in
strumental and vocal music, readings,
destinations, tabieaux, ETC., and dance.
The Society is most deserving organiza-
ton and those who attend, besides con-
trlbuting for charitable purpose, will
get full value for their money in enter
tainment. Let Turner Hall be packed
on this occasion.
To THE LADIES OF MANITowoo AND
SUBURBS: Increasing trade required us
to remove our vast cloak department up
stairs, which we have especially adapted
for our increasing trade. Our assert
ment this season will excel by far any
thing that has yet been shown in Mani
towoc. We cordially invite examination
OF the goods and prices and will guaran-
tee satisfaction.
Yours very truly,
MAX A. FALKENsTEIN,
Of the New York Store.
MARRIED.
DoNoHUE-KELLY.-In Amigo, Nov. 3,
Mr.. Dennis Donohue and Miss Mary
Kelly.
Mr.. Donohue is an engineer on the
road and for some time lived in this city
He is the youngest brother of Supt
Donohue of Milwaukee.
VErTING-GELBKE.-In this city on
Thursday, Nov. 5, Mr.. Albert Vetting
and Miss Bertha Gelbke.
The attorneys in the murder case
spent Tuesday in arguing whether the
testimony Of Mrs. Walterbach should be
admitted or not. 1t will be remembered
that the murdered girl visited Mrs. Wal
terbach on the Thursday preceding the
murder and told her the condition she
was in and the person whom she accused
as the father of child she was carrying.
The court decided this morning that
the testimony in question was inadmis-
sible for the reason that it was hearsay
evidence and not part of the res gesta.
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TWENTY PER CENT SAVED.
From October 10th to November 10Th
we will allow rebate of twenty per cent.
from list on all goods of orr manufae-