The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-09-23
BY RAIL AND WATER.

By RAIL AND WATER.
This is the way goods are now arriving
at Torrison's store, and never in the
history of this city has larger amount
of goods arrived at one time. These new
goods are brought from eastern markets;
they were bought comparatively cheap
and are to be sold accordingly. Just
take look and see what our new fall
stock comprises. In dress goods we have
received large line of Tricots, Flannels,
Ladies' clothsaof all shades, BoucIes for
suits and cloaks, and silks. We have
been very careful in our selection of
silks and can sell you fine article at
low price. We have also received lot
OF short wraps, which seem now to be
the leading styles; also line of New
markets, which is one of the most sensible
garments for winter wear. IL our new
stock you will also find children's gar
ments of all kinds, which we request
you to call and examine. Let US call
your special attention to our new stock
of hannels. Our so>calIed Buffalo fan
mel exeels anything ever brought to this
market and for the sale of which we have
the sole agency in this city. Most fan
uels will shrink; this Buffalo flannel is
warranted to be all wool and not to
shrink. Try it. Our boot and shoe
department has also received a large and
new supply; when in need of anything
III that line you will do well in looking it
over. When down 10 the county fair.
step 10, if for nothing else, to look at
our extensive and attractive stock in all
departments. 1t may prove profitable
to you. and although you will find it
different in some respects from the
Manitowoc county fair, yet you will be
convinced that our store is in itself fair
and fully worthy of the name. You are
always welcome. Respectfully,
0. ToRRIsoN.
THE Milwaukee Sentinel in speaking
of The Edwin Clifford Dramatic Com
pany which is to appear in The Opera
House for six nights and a grand family
matinee on Saturday afternoon, COM
mencing Monday, September 9th, says:
"Mr. Clifford has made an engagement
to open new south side theater in Nil
yankee, and until that date, will visit
other towns in the state. He is contem-
plating making a grand tour of the state
and once more visit his old friends and
acquaintance in the leading Wisconsin
cities. 1t has been four years since
Mr.. Clifford placed his company on a
Wisconsin stage, and his old personal
friends and admirers would without
doubt be pleased to give him rousing
welcome should he once more visit them.
Miss Townsend of Detroit, will be his
leading lady this season"
The opening piece on Monday evening
will be Dayy Crockett. with a change of
programme each evening. The prices
of admission will be Is, % and 30 cents,
with no extra charge for reserved seats,
which are now on sale at G.. W. Fechter's
bookstore. ~
WE are now receiving our Fall Stock
Of Goods, many of which were bought in
June and July in anticipation of higher
prices, of which will mention Flannels,
Blankets, Woollen Yarns, etc. These
goods have now gone up in price at the
factories so that we would have to pay
about the same price for which we sold
them last year; but we will sell Blankets
cheaper than last year and all other
Woolens at no higher prices.
Our Underwear has partly arrived and
the line is about full, some of which are
better and cheaper than last year.
Shawls and Cloaks, embracing all the
newest Styles and Colors, of which We
have as handsome line as can be found,
and prices in this line are such that
every body will be pleased.
Counterpanes, Lace Curtains, Table
Linen and Laces, and all goods belong
ing to this branch are in good variety to
be shown.
Dress Goods; this branch is we'll filled,
and in Silks, Velvets, Woolens, Cottons
aud III sill other branches I have laid in
such an assortment that everybody will
be pleased to look them over. In prices
l have not much to say, as everybody
wants to sell cheap; only, that can and
will sell as cheap as any other house in
the West. The people of this County
are all reading and thinking people, and
[ know they will not spend money for
goods unless they know they are worth
what they pay. We want everybody to
call in and we will be happy to show our
goods whether they buy or not. We will
make it an object for them to buy of us.
Yours Truly,
CHAs. Book.