The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-10-21

| USSu throughout tulS County.
J. CHILDRENs Cloaks, the best assert
: ment, ranging in prices from &c., 40c.
/. Soc, etc., up to $1,000 each.
q ScHUKrrE Bros.
THE bridge can no longer be "stoot
Z on at midnight" as it is "open TO
repairs" A ferry run by Halver Nelson
and Charles Beers is doing thriving
business.
THF Pridgeon is ibeled for the sun
of $4,000 for the loss of the Chamber
lain which went down near Sheboygar
lately owing to collision with the
Pridgeor.
THE Mikado, Maiden's Blush, Smoked
Pearl, Plain and Gold Bowel are the
latest styles in invitations and regret
cards, to be had at Piening & Fechter'
bookstore.
We are selling choice roasted Coffee
in Id. packages at Is cts, which we
guarantee to give as good satisfaction as
many brands sold at Is cts.
81 SCHUETTB Bros.
| Two RIVERS and Schleswig furnish
a majority of the presiding officers at
democratic county conventions. These
two towns are also noted for the intel
ligent delegates they send to conventions.
In the assembly convention for the
First district, Robert McGavin was
chosen chairman and John Ksllner secre-
tary. On motion of Fred Kruger Rein
hart Rahr was nominated by reclamation.
| THE secretaries of conventions have
failed to keep any record of proceedings
and SO there is no official report of con-
yentions. No one seems to know what
committees for assembly districts were
appointed.
MIsHICoTT has now a daily stage line
from Two Rivers. If the postoffices
along the Green Bay road north could
now procure better service this county
would not have much cause for complaint
as to mail facilities.
EIGHTH street bridge is undergoing
repairs this week. The bridge had
grown stubborn and refused to swing
| without the expenditure of great effort
and steps had to be taken to remedy the
defect or put in a new bridge.
WILL RAHR has thrown himself into
the campaign this fall with that intense
energy for which he is noted. He is a
most indefatigable worker and opposition
only tends to rouse him to greater effort
His influence will be felt in the cam
paign.
A GANG of sailors from off the coal
vessels which are unloading here got into
row among themselves Tuesday night
IN saloon on the south side and threat
ened for time to do some damage. But
the officers picked them up and they
were lodged in Jail.
| THOUGH numerous causes NAV operate
| to turn the hair gray, all that is needed
| to restore the natural color is Halls
Vegetable Sisilian Hair Remover For
more than twenty years its sales have
been enormous, but we have yet to learn
| of its first failure.
Mr.. VIM. JACKSON, the piano tuner
aud repairer, is in the city on his semi
annual tour for the purpose of taking
orders for the tuning and repairing of
piauos, mel0deons and organs. Orders
left at the First National Bank will re-
ceive prompt attention.
JIM RYAN of Meme owns mare 6
years of age which he uses as farm
horse and from her he has raised four
colts. He has sold one of these two
year old for $3.50, and the Oldest he
values at considerably over 5000. The
four colts are well worth over 5000.
This is breeding to some purpose.
On Saturday last an Oneida Indian
was in the city drunk as lord. He was
carrying an axe and used it occasionally
to cut hole in the sidewalk The mar
shall picked him up but the Indian Offer
| ed strenuous resistance when he found
he was to be locked up. He was pow,
erful man and squirmed, struggled and
yelled but all to no purpose. He claims
to be an old soldier and was indignant at
being locked up.
GREAT Slaughter of 200 dozen silk
handkerchiefs from the manufacturers
who went into bankruptcy. The lot No.
loo dozen large size, silk brocaded,
worth 75c., SOC.
Lot $50 dozen double faced Satin,
worth S1.00, at Gle.
Lot 80 dozen very fine worth 81. %,
at Csc.
Lot $50 dozen the only very best
quality, worth $3.50, at 79c., at the New
York Store.
WHEN A. j. Schmitz gets interested
he is one of the most outspoken men in
the state IN the game of politics. When
he resolves to act he is all energy and an
open enemy as well as devoted friend.
He IS never cipher in political cam
paign and the peculiar feature of his case
is that those be opposes never cherish
| resentment toward him. When Schmitz
goes into fight he wants to have the
matter clearly understood and when the
fight is over that ends the whole thing
with him. No one gets mad at him"
though one would rather not encounter
his opposition.
HIRAM SMITH of Sheboygan county
finds it pays to make butter in winter
when fresh butter is scarce and brjnps