The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-02

| Standard prints. we nandle uo snioe
goods.
JERSEY caps, Scotch caps, WOODEN knl
caps, fine plush caps and genuine sea
caps for men; as also the latest styles
warm caps for boys and small children
9 ScHUErTE Bros.
Mrs. GoETzLKR, Mrs. Wimpf's mother
received congratulations on Thangsgiv
ing last week, that day being the SAT-
| anniversary of her birth. The old lad,
is stiIl vigorous and her faculties arr
| strong as ever.
ATTENTION is directed to the advsr
tisement is this paper announcing thai
Mrs. Kostemlatsky will dispose OF large
stock of choice wines and liquors at cost
price and that she also wishes to dispose
of her house and lot.
How often do we hear of the Sudden
fatal termination of a case of Group, when
a young life might have been saved by
the prompt use of Ayers Cherry Pectoral!
Be wise in time, and keep bottle of ii
on hand, ready for instant use.
Mr. L. G. Ref of the Branch was a
caller at The Pilot office on Tuesday,
Mr. Ref is one of the owners of the
Branch Mills. It is the intention to put
in Sc. Of rollers in the spring to enable
them to Manufacture "patent" flour.
The entertainment given by the Lad
les Aid Society on Thursday evening
last was quite successful and we'll attend
ed. The purpose was good one-to
raise funds wherewith to purchase
Christmas gifts for the poor of the city.
MELENDY & PACKARD have something
of importance to say to the public in the
last column of this page. A visit to
their studio readily demonstrates their
ability to do all they claim in the pro-
duction of excellent Photographic work
THE first meeting of the Reading Cir
Gle No. will be held at Louis Corners,
Dec. at o'clock P. NJ.
PROGRAMME.
First Lessons in Numbers d. r. Connell.
Circulation Hipke.
Opening Exercises .............. r. Elmegreen.
Reading Circles. ...................A.W w. Dassler.
PURGE out the lurking distemper that
undermines health, and constitutional
vigor will return. Those who suffer
from an enfeebled and disordered state
of the system, should take Ayers Sar-
saparilla to cleanse the blood and restore
vitality.
Bishop, the man who gave an expose
of spiritualistic seances as an entertain
ment at the Presbyterian church some
years ago, is attracting a great deal of
attention from scientific and literary men
as a mind reader. He certainly does
some marvellous things.
LADIES all wool scarlet underwear at
from SOC. up-the best dollar scarlet in
the market. These, as we'll as our
camels- hair goods, are all excellent value
and can not be replaced for the prices
bought at early in the season.
9 SCHUETTE Bros.
For the past eight months liquor has
been openly sold at Autigo although that
place is put down as mo license" town.
At recent meeting of the authorities it
was determined to make desperate eff
fort to close the saloons and the outcome
of the attempt is looked for with consid
cradle interest.
0. ToRRIsoN has an endless variety,
in styles and qualities, of Newmarkets
and Short Wraps, which we respectfully
invite the ladies of Manitowoc and vicin-
ity to inspect. A constantly increasing
trade in this. as we'll as in other depart
ments, is best evidence that his "prices
suit the times"
By an advertisement published else
where it will be seen that John Franz,
Esq, has added a new feature to his
business. This land agency will prove a
very convenient thing for purchasers or
sellers of real estate as it brings both
parties together without loss of time.
The business of the agency will no
doubt grow when its convenience will be
understood.
THE prospectus of The Century will
De found in another column of this issue
This magazine ranks with the very best
publications of its class now and it's pub
fishers promise an improvement-if such
4 thing were possible-for the future
i prominent feature for 1887 will be a
history of the life of Abraham Lincoln
written by gentlemen peculiarly fitted
for the task.
The tug Justice Field and schooners
Nelson and Gladiator returned from an
unsuccessful effort at releasing the barge
Emerald, ashore near Kewaunee, on Fri
DAY. A steam pump was placed on the
stranded barge but it failed to lower the
water in it and the job was given up.
The barge and cargo of coal will prove
total loss. The Field has been laid up
Mt this port together with her two barges,
the Bissel and Lilly May.
FRED HINR1oHs gives every indication
Of an intention to cast off bachelors
weeds. His is not the case of those
"who have sighed to many, though loved
but one as thus far he has neither sighed
or loved. But he has become the owner
of a banjo, guitar or some kindred in
strument, and some fair ones may now
look for a serenade and a tale of love in
the voice of song. Fred has lived in
Spain and knows how ii is done.
0. ToRRIsoN's stock of gents, youth s