The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-09

near Hurley on Saturday while coupling
cars.
MAGIC Lanterns, Steam Engines and
many other useful Toys at Piening &
Fechter's Book Store.
RKINHARDT RAHR went to Madison
yesterday to take preliminary survey
of his field of labor as q member OF the
next legislature.
JOE, The Pilot carrier. took = plunge
into the river on Tuesday while getting
water from the dock in front of the Office.
He was promptly rescued.
LADIES are respectfully invited to
visit our store if possible in the morning
or evening SO as to avoid the usual after
| noon rush. PIENING & FIGHTER.
TIE Cato school reminds one of old
| times when the "big boys" went to
school. That school has this year three
pupils each of whom is over 20 years If
age.
NASH of The Chronicle is going to send
statements of account to all his delinquent
subscribers next week. Nash is old
enough to stand the returns philosophic-
ally.
o. ToRRIsoN offers Cocheco, Windsor,
Hamilton and other standard prints at
4c. per yard. Remember, these are all
standard prints. We handle no ''snide"
goods,
THE works of the SmalIey Manufactur-
ing Go. are still run fourteen hours dag;
but orders are coming in so fast that it
is impossible to fill them as rapidly as is
desired.
QUITE number of the friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Halver Halverson stormed
their residence on Friday night and
helped celebrate the tenth anniversary of
their marriage.
Miss VLAsTA FISCHER of Milwaukee,
who until few years ago resided in this
city where she has many friends, was
married on Sunday last to Mr.. Berthold
Refs at Milwaukee.
LARGE Quarto Photograph Albums
holding Cabinet Pictures only, bound III
plain leather with new and novel insides
of the latest designs, at Pieuing &
Fechter's Book Store.
JoHN Till of Woodyille, Calumet
county, got one of his hands caught in
feed cutter the other day. The whole
arm was drawn in and crushed and death
resulted in half an hour.
REMEMBER the Moore Comedy Co. give
a beautiful doll away to the person hold
ing the lucky number at the matinee on
Saturday afternoon, also silver pitcher
at the evening performance.
GAMES Of all kinds, Writing Desks,
Scrap Books and Pictures, Sewing Stands
aud Baskets, Cabinet Frames, Pictures,
Ladies Satchels, Purses, at Piening Il
Fechter's Book Store.
THE schooner l.. B. Coates arrived
from Chicago on Monday evening. Con-
siderable difficulty was experienced in
making Roadway through fields of ice
at the upper end of the lake.
JERSEY caps, Scotch caps, wooden knit
caps, fine plush caps and genuine seal
caps for men; as also the latest styles of
warm caps for boys and small children.
8 SCHUETTE BROS.
The storm of Wednesday of last week
formed some of the worst drifts possible.
In some cases horses broke their legs in
breaking through the hard crust and
some towns will likely have heavy bills
to pay.
The Institute on the 21st and 22nd
should attract large delegations of farm
ers to the city. The benefit to be derived
from participation in the meetings will
pay large dividend on the time con
sumed.
The Branch school board takes more
interest in educational matters than any
other school board in the county. They
visit the school quite often and one or
more are always present at teachers
meetings held there.
CHILDREN often need some safe
Gathartlc aud Tonic to avert approaching
sickness. Simmons Liver Regulator will
relieve collie, headache, sick stomach,
indigestion, dysentery and the complaints
Incident to childhood.
THE American Opera Company under
the management of Theodore Thomas
viii give three performances in Milwau-
kee, commencing on the Goth inst. One
of the features of the entertainment is
ballet composed of 90 women.
KUHL, ''Lon Williams DOUBLE" was
given verdict for $1,000 damages on
account of false Imprisonment. The
verdict appears to be a just one. Officers
of the law are apt to abuse their pc wer
and in the case of Kuhl they certainly
did so.
HENRY GEHRE died very suddenly of
heart disease at Wausau on Saturday.
His remains were brought to this city
and buried on Monday. Mr. Gehbe was
born and spent his early life here and
will be remembered by many of our
citizens.
TIE schooner Burt Barnes left Mil
yankee for this port on Sunday but
encountered such heavy fields of ice that
it was found necessary to abandon the
attempt. The schooner returned to
Milwaukee and went into winter quarters.