The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-16

45c., at the New York Store.
Go TO the Cash House of E. Krumm-
heuer and take advantage of the bargains
he is offering in boots and shoes.
| CHRISTMAS and New Years Cards in.
Guiding Prang's novelties at G. W.
Fechter's North Side Book Store.
CALL on LehmkuhI & Dicke if you
wish to buy good sewing machine they
keep large assortment constantly on
hand.
ONE of the finest lines of gentlemen g
fur goods ever shown in the city can now
| be found at F. G. Schultz's furnishing
store.
! o. ToRRIsoN has the sole sale for Man
itowoc of the Buffalo Flannels, warrant
ed not to shrink, and best value for the
money.
| PIANOS, Organs and Sewing Machines
sold on liberal and easy terms ON INSTALL
ments payable every month at Lehmkuhl
& Dicke's store.
THERE is rumor current here that
Mic. Ley who went to Germany a couple
| of months ago has fallen heir to property
valued at $4,000.
THE goose bone has become a means
of determining the kind of weather il
store for rs. The bone says this will b.
pleasant sort of winter.
Miss GUsTA BoErroHER of Liberty Is
soon to be married to Marinette gen
tiemaD, the only son of Sam Stephenson,
the wealthy lumberman.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of the Turner's which appears else
whore in this issue. 1t offers some
genuine holiday amusements.
DIPHTHERIA prevails to an alarming ex
tent III western Eaton and portions of
Rockland. Many deaths have resulted
from this disease in these localities.
CLERK of Court elect, John Chloupek,
went to Sheboygan on Tuesday to be
present at the Morris trial with a view to
post himself on the duties of his Office.
DoN'T fail to call at G. Fehrs', JeweIer,
when looking for Christmas present.
You will find large variety of beautiful,
useful and cheap articles. %
EVERYBODY catch on and join the pro-
cession to G. W. Fechter's North Side
Book Store, and see the grandest display
of Holiday Goods ever shown in the city.
ALL the lake captains are home now
and enjoying peaceful winter. Among
the latest arrivals are Captains Christian
son, Richards, Sniffn, Oberg and Lar.
son.
O. ToRRIsoN offers Cocheco, Windsor,
Hamilton and other standard prints at
4c. per yard. Remember, these are all
standard prints. We handle no "snide"
goods.
w. T. NAsH's tribute to the memory
Of his father was an unusually graceful
one, replete with affection and tempered
by good sense. 1t is alike creditable to
father and son.
IT is said ore freights will be unusually
high next season as there will barely be
a sufficient number of vessels to trans
port the amount of ore which will be
awaiting shipment.
GAMES of all kinds, Writing Desks,
Scrap Books and Pictures, Sewing Stands
and Baskets, Cabinet Frames, Pictures,
Ladies Satchels, Purses, at Piening &
Fechter's Book Store.
Why do parents allow their boys to
chang around" the corner grocery on
their way home from schooll They
learn nothing of benefit to them there
and are nuisance.
LARGE Quarto Photograph Albums
holding Cabinet Pictures only, bound il
plain leather with new ana novel insides
Of the latest. designs, at Piening &
Fecnter's Book Store.
DISTRICT No. in Rocklaud is the
only district in the county which built
school house since the enactment of the
law requiring doors to swing outward,
which has complied with the law.
A LARGE stock of hundsome Christmas
trees, candy, nuts, pears, grapes, apples,
sweet cider, (the best made) Florida
oranges, fresh crackers, all as cheap as
anywhere else, at WIN. Buermeister's.
The newedealers of this place have
some thoughts of adding The Oshkosh
| Times to the list of papers which they
keep for sale. Quite number of people
drop into this office "to see The Times.
GoTTLGEB DAIMLER has made all ar
engagements TO go INTO the real estate and
loan business. Parties having money to
loan and those wishing to make loans
will find it to their advantage to call on
him.
MANY farmers in the southern part of
| the county are sinking artesian wells
| They usually strike rock at depth of 80
feet, though in most cases a good flow
| of water is secured before the rock is
reached.
INVITATIONS to the marriage of Mr.. L.
A. Shagren of Aurora, Ills, and Miss
Amelia Christensen of this city, are
issued. The ceremony takes place at
the Norwegian Lutheran church on
Wednesday evening next.
JAMES GILLIs of Meme has sold his
farm and intends to go into the lumber