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

NANrrowoc skip builders have been
asked to figure on the cost of construct
ion OF one or more large steam barges
during the winter.
THE house owned by P. Staudt and
occupied by Gerbinsky & Meyer, cigar
manufacturers, at Two Rivers, was
burned on Sunday.
The estimated production of the Go
gebic mines for the season is 1000, 900
tons Of iron ore, three quarters of which
was shipped from Ashland.
PATRICK DRIsOoL, who sold his farm
in Meme some time ago and removed to
Outagamie county, has been visiting
friends this week at his old home.
WHEN you travel take out an accident
insurance ticket with Markham & Mark
ham. 25c. a day secures $4,000 if killed
and S15 weekly indemnity if injured.
WE carry the largest line of Feather
trimmings, ranging in prices from 15c a
yard up to $3.50 for fine ostrich. All
| colors. SCHUETTE Bros.
We have few round and square base
burning heating stoves of last year 'sstyles
that we offer for sale below actual cost.
RAND & RoEMER HARDWARE Co.
Mr.. VoGELsoN, a prosperous farmer
and respected citizen of Manitowoc
| Rapids died at his home on Saturday
last. His funeral took place on Monday.
THE Manitowcc feet has commenced
to lay up. The schooners Emma Mel
sen, Industry, Clara and Little Georgy
have already gone into winter quarters.
A STABLE belonging to Plumb &
| Nelson, located on Seventh street was
! destroyed by fire on Sunday evening.
| It is not known how the fire originated.
Ed. MoLoUGHLIN ran away ahead of
his ticket in Brown county. He has
conducted institutes for some years in
that county and is deservedly popular
there.
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.
THE st. James Mutual improvement
Society will give sociable at the Old
Masonic Hall, on Tuesday evening, Nov.
10th, to which they cordially invite all
their friends.
1T is hardly probable that there will
be any poor roads this fall. They are in
excellent condition now and should rain
come, the roads will not be cut up as the
frosts will protect them.
| JUST as soon as election was over
Chairman Walker fastened back to Mani
towoc from democratic headquarters,
explaining that he was anxious to get
where there are democrats.
Dir. MAsHEK of kewaunee says the
building Of railroad from Forest juno
tioa 10 kewaunee and Ahnapee is a
settled thing and that work will be com
menced early in the spring.
The Lake Shore Granite Company of
| Manitowoc filed articles of association
with the Secretary of State yesterday.
The incorporates are J. Pritchard, L.
4. ToTrey and Geo. B. Burnet.
FREsE ground, pure Buckwheat -four;
also maple syrup and pure strained
honey, the later made in our county and
selling at the low price of Sc ID.
Is SCHUETTE Bros.
Mr.. WELLNER, the assistant superin
teUdsnt of the insane asylum, jumped
from a wagon on Sunday and struck TIE
ground in such manner as to break the
bones of his right leg near the ankle
Now is the time to have your Photo
work done and avoid the Holiday rush
The best hours for children from 10 A.
III. to p. NJ Cloudy weather as good
as sunshine. MELENDY & PACKARD.
Mrs. PANGBURN is the resident agent
for DR.. j. McGilI's famous specific
Orange Blossom, a positive cure for al
female diseases. She will canvass the
city and distribute circulars. Is
J A THANKSGIVING dance is to be giver
at the Opera House. 1t is going to bs
one of the finest affairs of the season
Invitations are already out and all lool
forward to the affair with pleasing antic
ipations.
As the season for Thanksgiving APP
proaches, gambling for turkeys snt
geese approaches leading occupation
in Meme. People who few weeks agt
had ne'er goose have now enough tt
feed a multitude.
ADELAIDE MOORE did not attract
large audience to Turner Hall on Tues
day. The performance was not entirel,
satisfactory as she failed to come up t,
the standard of excellence which th,
audience had reason to look for.
MELENDY & PACKARD have sometime
of importance to say to the public in tn,
last column of this page. A visit tt
their studio readily demonstrates thei
ability to do all they claim in the pro
duction of excellent Photographic work
MAYOR RAHR has an advertisement il
this issue notifying owners of dogs tina
they must pay the tax due or stand tn
consequences. The income from th,
dog tax is out of all proportion to tn
number of dogs in the city. Let al
edict go forth that the dogs must go.
WILL FIGHTER is waterworks fient
and he is proving himself an adroi