The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-11-04

| centerboard broken and went up to tn
dry dock yard at this place to have
repaired.
HENRY HINRIcHs couldn't get off thu
ticket notwithstanding all his efforts ant
then took satisfaction by working agains
| himself.
AN examination for state teachers
| certificates will be held at Madison com
mencing December 81 and continuing
four days.
The propeller Favorite broke he
wheel last week and went into the dry
dock at this place to have it replaced b,
q new one.
Posi- OFFICE INSPECTOR DARBELLA1
was in the city yesterday on his way tc
Grand Rapids, Mich, to stop little
crookedness.
HoN. HENRY MARKHAM and family left
for Washington on Tuesday. During
their stay in the city they made many
warm friends.
CONRAD e. PATzER and wife who went
to Europe this summer will return this
week. Mr.. Patzer has been greatly i'm
proved in health.
The labor necessary to preparing the
election table which appears elsewhere
is the excuse for the dearth of reading
matter in this issue.
THE largest assortment of wall paper
at 10, 123, Is, Is, 20, 25, 80 and SOC. per
roll at Piening & Fechter's bookstore
next door to postoffice.
HALvER NELSON has started fish and
oyster market in the building formerly
used by Fred Seeger as meat market.
He deserves patronage.
G. W. White left on Wednesday morn
ing for his usual hunt. When he is 80
years of age he proposes to discontinue
the practice. but not before.
AT Piening & Fechter's bookstore, on
the south side, next door to postoffice,
you will find all the different school books
used throughout this county.
"THE ticket" which appeared at the
head of local papers for the last few
weeks has been taken down and the type
has found its way to the case.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures $1,000 if killed
and Sl5 weekly indemnity if injured.
We have few round and square base
burning heating stoves of last years styles
that we offer for sale below actual cost.
RAND & RoEMER HARDWARE Co.
j. S. Villas, JR., came over to Mani
towoc on Tuesday with an Outagamie
county ticket in his pocket and tried to
get in vote for man named Flanna-
gan.
The Mikado, Maiden's Blush, Smoked
Pearl, Plain and Gold Bevel are the
latest styles in invitations and regret
cards, to be had at Piening g. Fechter's
bookstore.
The splendid fall weather has made
the pastures good and stock will begin
the winter in excellent condition notwith-
standing their poor condition through
the summer.
The Presbyterian sociable will be held
at the house of Mr.. Albert Landreth
Tuesday evening Nov. 9th. A cordial
invitation is extended. "Come early and
avoid the rush.
THE Hooking Valley Coal Company is
said to have leased the railroad company's
dock and will ship 125, 1000 tons of coal
to this place next season for distribution
to western points.
J. d. MARKHAM didn't come home
when The Pilot said he did. 1t was pure
perversity on his part and done with the
sinister purpose of injuring The Pilots
reputation for veracity.
The woman suffragists are about to
hold series of conventions in this state
for the purpose of educating people in
the sentiment. educate" is good when
referring to this matter.
QUITE a number of the University
students are at home this week to exer-
else their privileges at the polls as free
men. Among the number are Oscar
Fechter and George Waldo.
TRIAL proves that honesty is the best
policy in medicine as well as in other
things. Ayers Sarsaparilla is genuine
preparation, an unequaled blood purifier,
decidedly superior to all others.
We are showing the most beautiful
and extensive line of striped and brocaded
trimming velvets and pushes. We have
many new combination of colors in these
goods. SoHUETTE Bros.
THE campaign this fall in this county
dld great deal toward making the peo-
pie ask themselves the questions: "Why
am l a democrat ?" "Why am l a repub-
lican!" Good will come of this analysis
of opinion.
A PERSON spending much time on the
streets yesterday would be compelled to
eat at one meal the allotted peck of dust.
The wind raised clouds of dust which
took most unwarrantable liberties with
ears and eyes.
THERE has been some talk of boycott
ting a business man of this city because
of his support of candidate on the
democratic ticket. If there is any truth
in the matter the readers of The Pilot
will be given the facts.