The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-10-07
EVERYTHING sold at cost at Wagner's.

NORTH Eighth Street is being put il
fair shape.
Doors, Windows and Blinds sold a
cost at Wagner's.
A DRIVE in the country these days il
most delightful.
Nails, Stoves and Tin Ware sold a
cost at Wagner's.
JAMES O'HARA is practicing law a
Muskegon, Mich.
The boards of registration have beer
at work this week.
NOTICE of democratic caucuses will be
found in this issue.
The Kewaunee county fair is in
progress this week.
BELTING-Rubber and Leather sold
at cost at Wagner's.
CRADLES, Rakes and Axle Grease sold
at cost at Wagner's.
Mr.. GREG HURsEN of Milwaukee was
in the city on Monday.
The buried city of Kaukauna seems to
be sure enough affair.
NICK LEY intends to quit the city and
try his fortune elsewhere.
The city schools have begun on the
second month of the fall term.
Rev. Mr.. CLARK succeeds Mr.. Wells
IN the NJ. E. church of this city.
THE largest assortment of all kinds of
stationery at Piening & Fechter's.
FRED. HINRICHs is taking in the sights
at Milwaukee and Chicago this week.
The robins are focking together pre-
paratory to taking their southern flight.
THURSDAY night ice formed to the
thickness of an inch on still water.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. B. Byron of Kewaunee died last
week.
ONE CASE blue mixed fannels, worth
25c., at 15c. per yard at the New York
Store.
TRADE has been quite fair the past few
weeks and merchants wear a pleased
smile.
A MAN fell overheard from the barge
Judd while off Two Rivers Point on
Monday.
l CASE double width brocaded dress
goods at only &c. yard, at the New
York Store.
30 DOZEN children's Heavy half wool
hose at sc. pair, worth 15c., at New
York Store.
The weather has been superb this
week and the heart of man is glad il
consequence.
The livery stables in Sheboygan ale
not well pleased with the competition of
the street cars,
ELEGANT dress plaids worth 123c. a
yard, we sell - yards for 81. 90, at the
New York Store.
LADIES satcheIs, new styles, new shapes
in leather and plush, just received at
Piening & Fechter's.
QUITE large number of people went
to Milwaukee on Tuesday of this week
to attend the exposition.
BLACK and Colored extra quality lad
les cashmere hose at 25c. a pair, worth
45c., at the New York Store.
REINHARDT RAHR and w. A. Walker
attended the Juneau Club reception at
Milwaukee on Monday evening.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
II. L. MARKHAM.
We have just received new styles oil
Figured Curtains, something heretofore
not shown. PIENING & FIGHTER.
One HUNDRED PIECES A and AA best
cotton fannels, sold all over at 123 and
l5c., only &c. yard at the New York
Store.
LAD named Johnston who rode one
Of the horses in the race on Thursday
last, was injured by being thrown from
his horse.
THE Chinese Students drew quite 6
large house on Friday evening. The
Chinese woman aud baby were quite {
curiosity.
GOVERNOR RUsK and Secretary Timme
passed through this place on Tuesday
evening en- route to the kewauuee
County Fair.
The largest assortment of wall paper
at 10, 123, Is, Is, 90, %, 30 and SOC. pei
roll at Piening & Fechter's bookstore
next door to postoffice.
The cabinet of specimens from the
Arctic regions which were exhibited a
NAS SOu4tS ldiI USCu 10y
the north side school.
Will DELANo and Charles Spindlel
left this week for their annual hunting
tour. They manage to capture good
many deer on these trips.
A COUPLE of well-to-do farmers who
appeared drunk on the streets last weeE
and drove their teams furiously, were
run into jail by the police.
a YOUNG man named Luebke living OIL
the Two Rivers road had three finger:
of one hand taken off by the horse power
OF feed cutter, last week.
AT Piening & Fechter's bookstore, OIL
the south side, next door to postoffice
you will find all the different school book.
used throughout this county.
WHEN Won travel fake ont ON anoi6an-