The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-08-26

PAINTS and Oils sold at cost at
Wagner's.
Doors, Windows and Blinds sold at
cost at Wagner's.
Nails, Stoves and Tin Ware sold at
cost at Wagner's.
BELT1NG-Rubber and Leather sold at
cost at Wagner's.
CRADLES, Rakes and Axle Grease sold
at cost at Wagner's.
TIE Morris trial will take place early
next month in Sheboygan.
THE Green Bay water works system is
to be extended to Fort Howard.
TIE city school buildings are being
prepared for the coming sessions.
CAUcUsEs will be held Friday evening
and then the pot Will commence to seethe.
PATENT desks long in need have been
recently placed in the Third ward school
house.
ONE week more and away for school.
All the city schools will open on Monday
Sept. 8.
SAILORS now demand 50 per day. The
season is at hand when their services are
valuable.
A CHILD six months old and belonging
to John Burnes of Meme was buried
this week.
The people of Meme have a priest
once more. Now the good work may
again go on.
THE school houses of the villages and
cities are now undergoing repairs for the
coming season.
FELIX WALSH JR. of Two Rivers has
secured long term Of school at good
wages in Oconto.
POSTERS are out announcing that the
Kewaunee county fair will take place
Oct 4, ), and 6.
Mr.. AND Mrs. FOREST gave party
to large number of invited guests
yesterday evening.
SOMEBODY should give some of the
teachers the co-ordinates by which they
can locate their livers.
PRoF. STEARNs delivered lecture on
the Imagination, before the Chiffon
teachers Last Thursday.
Mr.. S. f. CoNNEL, a recent graduate
of the University, has been chosen prin
cipal of the Chiffon school.
A NEW sidewalk has been built around
the fat-headed, insignificant building
occupied by the county officers.
The copious rains of the latter part O.
| last week produced the first mud seen Of
| the streets for a couple of months.
SUPT. NAGLE is this week engaged il
institute work and consequently the
shortcomings of our present issue.
NATURE became profuse of her tear
| the past week, and the farmer now utter
the sad words sit might have been"
''BoY teacher" and ''girI teacher" ar
the latest appellations descriptive o
those who teach the common schools.
! NATURE drew her curtains over GU
sanotum at an unusually early hour las
Saturday and for time shut us out from
daylight.
| ABOUT seventy applicants attended tn
teachers examination held in the Mort
Side school house last Friday an
Saturday.
AMIGO wants grist mill. Oshkosl
and Appleton ship their wheat throug
Amigo and return it to that place after
is ground.
| LOCAL politicians with CANCELS faces
but with "hearts that Heaven kpows" al
now working to find the line Of leas
resistance.
| THE superintendent of the horse an
and cattle department is endeavoring t
| secure first class animals for exhibitio
at the fair.
| SHOULD any one be injured by an
thing in this issue let him call next wee
when we will not be in to give hi
| satisfaction.
| Miss RAFT Ct Portage takes I'll
primary department OF the Kiel scho'
and Miss Helms teaches the grammi
department.
| A. J. STRAssBURGER of the Oshkos
| Normal has been engaged to teach in tt
Pritchard district, Meeme, during til
coming year.
The hub and spoke factory is almo
completed. Painting has been begu
and the building will soon be ready fc
the machinery.
| The latest Wisconsin railroad probe
is the construction of line from Gree
Bay northwest to Superior City
Douglas county.
ONE has to wait a long time in a prin
ing office befole he sees anybody wa
in to pay bills. A newspaper is bi
big paying affair.
HoP WIsG has very peculiar way
smoking. He should fill stove wi
the weed and then ascend to the Gimme
top for his pleasure.
CARL HAw looks with distrust upon
temFeren@ler. He must think there
q no middle ground, that one must eth
. advocate or openly oppose drinking.
II WE are showing line of new style
d all wool dress goods, for 25c. The
goods are certainly cheap.
sep2 SCHUETTE Bros.