The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-10-28
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28.
1t is "all politics" this week.

| 1T is call politics" this week.
| EVERYTHING sold at cost at Wagner's
MACHINE Oil sold at cost at Wagner's
PAINTS and Oils sold at cost al
Wagner's.
THE odor of coal gas is again discern
| ible in the ai-.
Doors, Windows and Blinds sold at
cost at Wagner's.
THE cheapest place for cloaks is at the
New York Store.
CorroN fannels only &c. yard at the
New York Store.
Nails, Stoves and Tin Ware sold a.
cost at Wagner's.
WHITE fannels only &c. yard at the
New York Store.
CRADLES, Rakes and Axle Grease sold
at cost at Wagner's.
BELTNG-Rubber and Leather sold
at cost at Wagner's.
The factory of Hubbard & Noble will
soon be in running order.
HARDWOOD gray fanneIs only 12c. a
yard at the New York Store.
ALL wool twilled fannels only 16c a
yard at the New York Store.
GENUINE Turkey Red Calicos only &c.
a yard at the New York Store.
QUITE a large number of vessels took
shelter in the harbor this week.
THE largest assortment of all kinds of
stationery at Piening & Fechter's.
QUICKER & MEscH of Kiel squeeze out
twenty barrels of cidar per day.
FEATHER trimmings, all colors, only
20c. yard at the New York Store.
Mrs. JERE DALEY of South Kaukauna
visited friends in the city last week.
ALL colors in cashmere dress goods,
only sc. yard at the New York Store.
HERB MARKHAM will soon kill off all
the deer in the northern part of the state.
MERRIMAC Cochege calico, best quality,
only 4!c. yard at the New York Store
An unusually large number of vessels
has been lying in the river the past week.
l.. J. NASH, ESQ, attended the session
- tID al ~ = 1oo
week.
Miss Lucy NIoUETTE of Two Rivers
looked over the schools of the city last
Tuesday.
THE Branch teachers have a reading
circle and hold regular meetings every
two weeks.
$50 sample Jerseys only Soc, the same
you pay Sl.50 for all over, at the New
York Store.
l CASE double width brocaded dress
goods at only &c. yard, at the New
York Store.
A NORTH EAST wind set in on Monday
morning and made it advisable to don
heavy clothing.
HENRY SEVERN has been re nominated
by the democracy of Calumet for county
superintendent
WHILE other candidates are healing
the sore, the candidates for coroner are
healing the sick.
LADIES satchels, new styles, new shapes
in leather and plush, just received at
Piening & Fechter's.
BLACK and Colored extra quality lad
les cashmere hose at 25c. pair, worth
45c., at the New York Store.
Mrs. j. f. PR1roHARD and daughter
MolIie returned on Saturday from visit
to relatives at Springfield, Ill.
The family of J. NJ. Craig will soon
move to Holyoke, Mass, where Mr..
Craig is in charge of church.
A BOOK agent representing the Home
Library Association still searches for
victims i'll the city and vicinity.
Mrs. KLINGHoLz, wife OF photograph
er klingholz, is recovering from severe
attack of inflammation of the lungs.
CONGRESSMAN HUDD will speak or the
issues of the day tonight in Turner Hall.
Tnn out and give him full house.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
Fl. l.. MARKHAM.
We have just received new styles of
Figured Curtains, something heretofore
not shown. PIENING Il FIGHTER.
AN unusually large number of teachers
worked for certificates of the higher
grades on Friday and Saturday Of last
rcek.
One HUNDRED PIECES A and IA best
cotton hannels, sold all over at 129 and
l5c, only &c. a yard at the New York
Store.
CHARLES FIGHTER throws his cap
nigh in the air new that the st. Louis
club has won the championship of the
world.
The city schools will probably con-
tinue i'll session on election day and thus
make their vacation longer at Thanks
giving.
CAPT. 10 EDWARDS is fully sat home"
in the channel OF the Manitowoc River.
10 could find a pin if it were dropped
into the river.
Hon. JOHN CAREY is the only one of
the seventeen state senators whose term
of Office expires this year who has been
re-nominated.