The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-08-19

EVERYTHING sold at cost at Wagner's.
MACHINE Oil sold at cost at Wagner's
PAINTS and Oils sold at cost al
Wagner's.
THE weather in the south is extremely
warm this month.
Doors, Windows and Blinds sold al
cost at Wagner's.
NAILS, Stoves and Tin Ware sold at
cost at Wagner's.
BE1T1Nd-Rubber and Leather sold at
cost at Wagner's.
CRADLES, Rakes and Axle Grease sold
at cost at Wagner's.
DANCES were numerous in the city last
week-one every night.
ALL kinds of amusement must give
way to hunting these days.
CONSIDERABLE dredging for owners Of
dock lots has been done lately.
SEVERAL car loads of cattle were
shipped from here on Tuesday.
A LARGE number of Sheboygan people
visited Camp Becker on Friday.
SEVERAL substantial brick residences
are being built on the South Side.
IT will require great deal of rain be-
fole the land will be fit for blowing.
An hours rain on Monday morning
was hailed with delight by everyone.
The damage done by forest fires in
Brown county is estimated at 5000, 900 at
least.
FLIES are rapidly getting to be nui-
sance. They do not seem to suffer from
drouth.
The schooner Consuelo brought a
cargo of plaster rock to Schuette's mill
this week.
THE schooner Evelyn Bates cleared
for Ogdensburg on Saturday with cargo
of lumber.
THE Catholic congregation of Meme
have assurances that priest will soon
be sent them.
REPORTS of fresh fires in the central
part of this state are said to be greatly
exaggerated.
A MAN at Philadelphia last week swan
distance of five miles in one hour and
fifteen minutes.
A CARGO of hard coal for VIM. Rahr's
Sons was discharged by the barge nj. l..
Wilcox this week.
THE first trial of the Appleton electric
street railway was pronounced decided
ly successful one.
THE rains of Monday have checked
the forest fires and farmers are feeling
comparatively easy.
GEORGE COOPER, as guardian, adver,
tises some valuable mill property for sale
in the Pilot this week.
The assistant surgeon at the encamp-
ment was discharged because of too free
indulgence in his cups.
A PICNIC at Teitgen's Park in Newton
on Sunday last was quite largely attend
ed by Manitowoc people.
NOTICE of the holding of caucuses in
the several wards of the city will be
found In another column.
Con. KINGS West Point bearing at
tracted the envy of the young men and
the admiration of the ladies.
The sohooners Grace Murray and F.
O. Leighton discharged cargoes of coal
at the railroad dock this week.
A Two RIVERS fisherman lately caught
l ZOO pounds of trout in single Gift. %
Such catches are extremely rare.
The common council of Milwaukee is
in wrangle over the disposition of a
surplus of $25, 900 of license money.
TRUMAN & COOPER are shipping con-
siderable quantities of baled hay to
points west on the line of the railroad.
MONEY to loan on approved real estate
security. Enquire of
81. L. MARKHAM.
The rain on Monday was blessed
thing. 1t was quite local however and
did not extend a very great distance
north.
TEE north side school board held O
meeting this week for the purpose of
assigning places to the newly engaged
teachers.
MosT of the farmers in this county are
through harvesting. In a number of
cases the grain was 80 short it could not
be bound.
The authorities should do something
to stop The stencil arising from the
sewer at the corner of South Eight and
Franklin streets.
W. Il. TAlLIN now resides in Green
Bay. A branch law office will be run in
Kewaunee which will be managed by
Frank Monseau.
On the first of October the law ex-
tending the special delivery service to
every post Office in the country will be
put in operation.