The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-09-02
EVERYTHING sold at cost at Wagner's.
MACHINE Oil sold at cost at Wagner's.

ALL the city schools open on Monday
next.
PAINTS and Oils sold at cost a
Wagner's.
SCHOOL supplies of all kinds at Pien-
ing & Fechter's.
THE value of land in this county i:
rapily declining.
Doors, Windows and Blinds sold al
cost at Wagner's.
THERsHING is what farmers are now
giving attention to.
NAILS, Stoves and Tin Ware sold al
cost at Wagner's.
Gus STRETCH bad the misfortune to
break his leg last week.
BETTING and Leather sold al
cost at Wagner's.
FLIES are unusually active these days
and horse flesh suffers.
CRADLES, Rakes and Axle Grease sold
at cost at Wagner's.
TUESDAY morning was SO chilly that
fires were quite pleasant.
The ground is not yet sufficiently
soaked to make blowing easy.
THE stsurroundings" at the Windiate
House are being much improved.
THE largest assortment of all kinds OF
stationery at Piening & Fechter's.
CoLoRED embroideries IN beautiful de.
signs, just received at Schuette Bros.
ANOTHER lot of those cheap handbags
were just received. SoHUErrE Bros.
THERE will be a dance at Frank Shat
fer's at the Branch, Sunday, September
18th.
The schooner Reindeer discharged a
cargo of coal at the railroad dock last
week.
Hay fever patients are crowding into
the city to find relief in our cooling
breezes.
Tom WINDIATE will give you a ride
after his fast team if you ask in The pro-
per spirit.
THE nights are invariably cool, and as
the morning approaches the cold is sug
gestive of frost.
THE Appleton Post says large chals
deposit has been found in the neighbor
hood of Brillion.
A wAGoN-sHoP belonging to j. G.
Knipper of Tisch Mills was destroyed
by fire last week.
A RUNAWAY on York street on Monday
resulted in broken buggy but no dam
age to the occupants.
LADIES satchels, new styles, new shapes
in leather and plush, just received a
Piening & Fechter's.
Mr.. DANIEL BoEMEE is superintend
ing the construction or light building
on the harbor pier at Two Rivers.
MAX RAHR is making collection o
the different kinds Of wood in thi
county. He will exhibit it at the fair.
We have just received new styles o
Figured Curtains, something heretofor
not shown. PIENING & FIGHTER.
THE Milwaukee Exposition was opene'
yesterday. 1t promises to be an IN
usually successful exhibition this year.
FRANK KUCERA was married to Doro
thia Hopp on Monday last by Justic
Kiland. Both parties reside in the city
JOHN B1B1NGER is coming to the for
as a successful "coon" hunter. On
wouldn't think it of John, but it's fact
EVERY Saturday party of hunter
leave the city for the Grips" and tn
ducks know of their coming with sorrow
TIE schooner Mary B. Hale is at tn
dry dock yard receiving some piece
of new plank and having her top side
calked.
THE northwest wind drove numbe
of teal to the Little Manitowoc on Tues
day morning and local sportsmen had
harvest of it.
TIE Teachers Institute closed OF
Friday of last week. The session wa
u7i4e we'll attended and the work don
quito valuable.
TIE scow Tennie and Laura wen
ashore near Ludington Monday morning
but was pulled off some hours later in
leaking condition.
THE tug Pankratz took the frame,
timbers for the new light house at tn
end of the Two Rivers harbor pier t.
that place on Monday.
THE largest assortment of wall pape
dJ III, La, III, 10, ~, Ia, W duu ooO. pc
roll at Piening & Fechter's bookstor
next door to postoffice.
Ar piening & Fechter's bookstore, OIL
the south side, next door to postofice
YOU will find atI the different school book
used throughout this county.
THE Times office and other propert.
to the value of $4,000 in the village O
Brandon. Fond du Lac county, wa
burned on Saturday morning.
WHEN the Catholic church is completes
its debt will be only about $1,000,
small sum for so costly church an,
completed in so short time.
TEE Gypsies with their outfit of bears
starved horses and dirty children are nov
travelling southwark. A baud of then
passed through this city this week.
JUST received a lot of new oriental