The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-11-25

ALL good children don't want to forge
Wednesday and Thursday of next week,
| and surely go to Piening & Fechter S
Book Store.
PIANOS, Organs and Sewing Machines
| sold on liberal and easy terms on Install
ments payable every month at Lehmkuhl
& Dicke's store.
Don't forget the days and date of the
Grand Opening of the Holiday Season at
| Piening 4 Fechter's Book Store next
| door to the 2. o.
0. ToRRIsoN has just received direct
| importation from Bergen, Norway, of 50
blrreIs of herring, the finest herring Ill
the land. Try Them.
PRIS. E. R. SMITH is on tho pro-
gramme of the State Teachers Associa-
ton meeting to be held at Madison
during the holidays.
GREAT quantities of iron ore are sent
over the road through this place from the
Gogebec mines since the close of naviga
ton at Lake Superior.
Mr.. ED. BURKE of Cato hadn't been
to Manitowoc in year and then chose q
bad day, having come in on Monday.
He made The Pilot Office call.
J. P. BRIGGs of Marathon county was
! chosen superintendent of schools. Mr..
Briggs was at one time principal of the
north side school at this place.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures $1,000 if killed
| and S15 weekly indemnity if injured.
IT is said that never in the history of
Manitowoc has there been more harmon
ious relations between the clergymen of
the different churches in this city.
We carry the largest line of Feather
trimmings, ranging in prices from 15c. a
yard up to $1.50 for fine ostrich. All
colors. SCHUETTE Bros.
We have few round and square base
burning heating stoves of last year'sstyles
! that we offer for sale below actual cost
RAND & RoEMER HARDWARE Co.
0. ToRRIsoN offers Cocheco, Windsor,
Hamilton and other standard prints at
| &c. per yard. Remember, these are all
| standard prints. We handle no ''snide''
goods.
IF there is anything under God S
! heavens country Office hates to have
sent for publication it is a poem. Burn
EN-, boys, burn 'em, and try to have
some sense.
Tom WINDIATE sold his handsome little
carriage team to q Michigan business
! man. He says he has more stock of the
! same kind which he intends to break in
/ this winter.
THE county board has appropriated
$50 to pay the expenses Of the Farmers
institute to be held in this city il
December next. A very judicious APP
preparation.
TIE tug Justice Field took the Emma
Nielsen to Kewaunee yesterday. She is
70 take coal FROM the stranded barge
! EEa raid and the ting will make an at
tempt to release the barge.
THE papers which state that Mr..
Walker is working to secure Mr..
Dei>ney's removal are mistaken. Mr..
Walker is a candidate only in case it is
decided to remove Mr.. Delaney.
Now is the time to have your Photo
work done and avoid the Holiday rush,
The best. honrs for children from 10 A.
y. to P. NJ. Cloudy weather as good
as sunshine. MELENDY & PACKARD.
BY an extract published elsewhere from
I'ne Fond du Lac journal, it will be sesl
that DR.. Taugher has settled at st. Naz
ians as the partner of DIR. Hayes. Or
Hayes's practice has grown too large fol
him to attend to.
Ma BoLEN could hardly make an ap
poiutment more generally satisfactor,
than that of Fred Kruger for Unde
Sheriff. Fred is an Intelligent, activ'
man and wins the respect of every per
son with whom he has anything to do.
, MELENDY & PACKARD have something
of importance to say TO the public in th'
, last column of this page. A visit t.
their studio readily demonstrates thei
ability to do all they claim in the pro
duction of excellent Photographic work
| The first meeting of the Reading Cir
Gle No. will be held at Louis Corners
Dec. a 2 o'clock P. NJ.
/. PROGRAMME.
First Lessons in Numbers ........ d. r. Council
Circulation. 49, 49,. ......-G hipkt
| Opening Exercises: ...............R r. ElmegEeeI
Reading Circles A. ". Dasslel
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