The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-11-18


o. ToRRIsoN offers Cocheco, Windsor,
Hamilton and other standard prints at
&c. per yard. Remember, these are all
standard prints. We handle no ''snide''
goods.
NOTICE of dissolution of partnership
between John Bibinger and Rudolph
Behringer will be found in the advertis-
ing columns. Mr.. Bibinger will continue
the business.
CAPT. hartley of Escansba recently
found the schooner Ishpeming ashore on
Whale Back Reef, abandoned by the
crew. He released the vessel and tow ed
her to Escanaba.
The Sunday afternoon entertainments
given by the German Ladies Aid Society
are becoming quite popular with South
Siders. The one of Sunday last was
largely attended.
THE city of Amigo is negotiating with
Manitowoc city officials for the purchase
of two old hose carts now owned by it.
The carts are the ones used in the days
of hand engines here.
A COLLISION occurred on the Lake
Shore road near Hunting on Tuesday
between two work trains. One engine
and caboose was considerably damaged
but no one WAS injured.
j. r. BoHAN, editor of the Ozaukee
county Advertiser at Port Washington
for many years, was run over by the cars
while crossing the track on his way home,
on Saturday, and killed.
A MILL for the manufacture of writing
paper, envelopes and fine goods generally
is to be built at Menasha at a cost of
100000. 1t will be the first one of the
kind west of Massachusetts,
The State Gazette has issued very
creditable double number containing sn
industrial review of the cities of Green
Bay and Fort Howard. l. is copiously
illustrated and we'll printed.
THIS fall is splendid one for cleaning
out swamps and farmers are active in
doing that work. The swamps are a
thing of beauty in the evening when the
flames are shooting skyward.
FRESH ground, pure Buckwheat flour;
also maple syrup and pure strained
honey, the later made in our county and
selling at the low price of &c. ID.
IS SCHUETTE Bros.
Now is the time to have your Photo
work done and avoid the Holiday rush.
The best hours for children from 10 A.
Nj. to P. M. Cloudy weather as good
as sunshine. MELENDY & PACKARD.
A HEAVY blow from the east accom-
panied by rain set in yesterday morning.
Vessels moored at the docks below
Eighth street bridge were compelled to
go further up the river to find still water
sand on the roads is now poor road as
the drouth caused that material to "cOme
TO the center" Farmers are praying for
rain as fervently as they were in July
last.
f NAN named Nelson started from
ShAboygan on Thursday last in small
boat bound for Washington Island.
When off Centerville his boat was upset.
Parties on shore saw him and went to
his rescue.
TIE entertainment to be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society at Turner Hall on
Thanksgiving evening will consist of
readings, declarations, vocal an in
strumental music, tableauxs, supper
and dance.
THE principal work done by the county
board is accomplished in the committee
rooms. The members composing the
committees on assessment, on sheriff s
and justices claims and on finance have
the most to do.
A LONG train of iron ore cars passed
through the city on Friday last for Mil
waukee. Shipments from Ashland by
lake will soon cease and then an ore train
| will no longer be an unusual sight on this
| end of the road.
| ISAAC CRATE is anxious to get up q
reputation as a coon-hunter before going
to Madison. He might get some point
ers by applying to John Bibinger, who
never failed to get a coon yet when he
went after the animal.
PETER SToKER of Franklin was found
guilty of assault upon Mr.. Mullane by 6
jury in Justice Markham's court last
Thursday afternoon, fined $50 and costs
and required to give bond to keep The
peace for six months.
tirement of Garland stoves by the Ran6
| & Roemer Hardware Co. These stoves
have gained an enviable reputation
throughout the country. Rand & Roe
mer keep full line of them.
EDWARD CONWAY will receive in day
or two a consignment of choice corr
from Iowa which he will sell cheap i
taken right off from cars. He will bt
prepared to deliver it fl ON cars to AM
part of the city. Terms cash.
The evening train on the Nj. L. s.
". Ry, which formerly ran to TIVE
Rivers now goes through to Ledyard
An extra train consisting of passenge
coach and caboose makes close con
nections here for Two Rivers.
The excellence of the country road