The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-08-12

EVERYTHING sold at cost at Wagner's s.
| MACHINE Oil sold at cost at Wagner's g.
PAINTS and Oils sold at cost al
Wsgner's.
A NEW style of postal card will soon
be issued
Doors, Windows and Blinds sold at
cost at Wagner's.
Nails, Stoves and Tin Wate sold at
cost at Wagner's.
BELTING-Rubber and Leather sold at
cost at Wagner's.
THE election notice appears in this
issue of The Pilot.
CRADLES, Rakes and Axle Grease sold
at cost at Wagner's.
SILVER LAKE is becoming good deal
of a resort for picnickers.
A GREAT many docks have been I'M
proved in this city this season.
THE scow Williams received some re-
pairs in the dry dock this week.
A SOUTHWEST wind on Tuesday made
the weather uncomfortably hot.
THE encampment at this place revived
the roller rink for brief season.
Ex-SUPT. MINAaHAN of Calumet coun-
ty is about to start republican paper in
Chiffon.
~ 100 pieces heavy cotton fan
mel at &c. a yard, at the New York
store.
- 100 pieces sheeting at &c. a
yard, worth &C., at the New York
store.
eA100 dozen ladies hose at &c.
a pair, worth 2Oc., at the New York
store.
az 100 pieces best 10c. bleached
muslin at 64c. a yard, at the New
York store.
SUMNER suits are changed to a good
healthy winter color without cost, by the
Goodrich boats.
The Goodrich boats put every thing
in the city in mourning when the wind
is from the east.
Miss IDA RICHTER of Two Rivers, who
has spent the last two years in Germany,
reached her home this week.
s1 100 pieces heavy fnnnels at
&c. yard, worth 1Sc. a yard, at the
New York store.
~ 300 pieces heavy cotton fan
mel at &c. a yard, worth 121c a
yard at the New York store.
ALL wool scarlet fannels
only 20C. yard, regular price SOC.
a yard, at the New York store.
"a 200pieces indigo blue Wash
ington calico only &c. a yard, worth
&c. a yard, at the New York store.
THE tug Pankratz has for the present
discontinued her trips to the north as no
logs can be had owing to the low water.
a GRAND ball will be given on Thurs
day, (this) evening at the Opera House.
Posters are out announcing the event.
Tom WNDIATE claims to have the best
carriage team in the state and to use
Toms own expression, she may be right. 3"
TEos. MEAaHER of Kaukauna has been
promoted to the position of passenger
conductor on the Lake Shore & Western.
The store of John E. Sullivan & Go.
of Fond du Lac was injured by fire this
week. The loss was wholly covered by
insurance.
CHRISTIAN NEFF escaped Sunday after
noon from the county asylum. Super
intsndent Mueller took prompt steps to
recover him.
A LARGE NUMBER of invited guests met
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Smalley yesterday evening. The party
was most enjoyable one.
LOCAL fire insurance companies is this
county have long enjoyed immunity from
loss. But thsir solvency will be severely
tested by the fires this summer.
LOUIS FFAHR wanted to speed his
horse little more rapidly than the law
thought best, on Sunday last and he was
arrested. 1t cost him SO to settle.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. day secures $4,000 if killed
and S15 weekly indemnity if injured.
ALL kinds of machine oils at Becker
& Teitgen's from 12c. up. We are sell
ing oils great deal cheaper this year
than last. BECKER & TErTGEN.
Mr.. A. r. WHITMAN has resigned the
principalship of the Chiffon schools.
The Times says the people of that city all
regret his withdrawal from the profession
CHRISTIAN NEFF the escaped lunatic
was captured at Forest Junction and
Superintendent Mueller was notified by
telegraph of the fact on Tuesday morning.
A MILITARY concert under the direction
of the Second Regiment band will be
given at Turner Hall on Thursday even
ing next. After the concert dance will
be given.
The May Richards reached here
Thursday with cargo of coal for the
railroad company. 1t gave Captain Will
Richards an opportunity to circle among
his friends.
MIR. A. NJ. RICHTER of this city is now
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