The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-10-07

We have few round and square bas,
burning heating stoves of last year stylei
that we offer for sale below actual cost
RAND & RoEMER HARDWARE Co.
Mrs. MARY SoHLUEsz died at Spencer
this state last week and her remains were
inferred at Meme on Sunday last. She
was daughter of the late Henry Kolwey
The latest in fall hats and caps and
gentlemen's furnishing goods, just re-
ceived and are on exhibition at T. c.
Schultz's store, next door to post Office.
FARMERS, if you want to buy Plow,
go to Frank Seidl and try the Oliver
Chilled. 1t is undoubtedly the best in
the market. sept3C
THE republicans hold their county
convention on Tuesday, October 10.
Their congressional convention is called
to meet at Manitowoc, Wednesday
October 90.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Corn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hlnrichs,. successor to Robinson
& Hinrlchs.
For some time farmers gave more at
| tention to improve the breed of their
horses than to anything else on the farm.
Now it is horned cattle which are claim
| ing attention.
The city of Sheboygan sent 800 to
| Mayor Rahr to be distributed among the
members of the fire company which went
to the assistance of Sheboygan when the
factories were burning.
| KINGS BRIDGE is said to have one of
| the neatest school houses in the county.
There are few English families i'll that
| district and they are determined to have
the best of everything in the school line.
WANTED.-A good tidy smart girl for
general house work in family of four
grown persons, in Chicago. Must be a
good general cook and washer and Ironer
Pay $500 per week. Enquire at The
Pilot Office.
Mrs. RosALIE ECKHARDT one of the
early settlers of Manitowoc Rapids, died
this week. She had passed her eighth
ieth year. In the early day she and her
husband kept hotel on the Manitowoc
Rapids road.
Mrs. NJ. II. MURPHY has been quite
sick at Milwaukee the past two weeks.
She went there to attend the state fair
and was taken SO sick that it was con
sidered unsafe to risk the fatigue of
coming home.
PARTIES are interesting themselves in
raising fund for Lill who had all his
property destroyed by fire on Wednesday
of last week and was wholly without in
surance. All should give in proportion
to their means.
GEORGE FEHRING, an uncle of Charles
aud Will Fechter, died on Monday of
this week and was buried yesterday
He was a resident of Manitowoc Rapids
at the time of his death, though at one
time ne was in business in this city.
We have just received the latest styles
and finest qualities in writing papers for
ladies use, ever brought to this city, and
respectfully invite the ladies to stop in
at our store and examine some.
PIENING & FIGHTER.
A COUPLE of families in Cooperstown
have for some years been engaged in q
feud. Lately fight took place and a
warrant was sworn out for the winning
party. He lives among the hills and has
succeeded thus far in Guiding the officers
of the law.
P. FL. HEWITT tries to suppress the
enthusiasm of the papa in the philosophy
| of the student. But the weakness of all
young fathers cannot be concealed when
you ask show is the little boy2" The
little one put in an appearance ABOUT one
week ago.
A COUPLE of young fellows from She.
boygan county, who were engaged in a
row at picnic in Schleswig were brought
before Justice Bach last week. One got
10 days in the county Jail and the Other
had to pay fine which with costs
reached S27.
DR.. PAINE is now the man who puts
on a solemn air and gives Inference to
the call, 'Ho, all ye who thirst after the
weed, come and accept straight ten
center" 1t is little girl and her natal
day is also the anniversary of the doctors
birthday, October 5.
JOSEPH AND ELISHA ARNOLD, the
former of Howard, Dakota, the latter,
Ashton, Ills, have been visiting their
nephew John Arnold of this city. The
Dakato gentleman is S. years of age, but
is still vigorous and insists upon walking
where younger men would ride.
II. H. MURPHY has been appointed
deputy collector of internal revenue.
This will necessitate his resigning the
shrievalty. But it is doubtful whether
an appointment will be made for the I'M.
expired portion of the term. It will
probably be filled by Under Sheriff Frank
Zeman.
WITH the immense crowd at the FAN
on Wednesday and the fever of election
eering, the few number of cases OF
drunkenness was quite creditable to the
people of the county. 1t is a matter fol
congratulation when so many people can
congregate thus and furnish no food TO,
scandal.