The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-10-18

EMIL TEITGEN and Theodore Teitgen
are mentioned as possible nominees of
the democratic party of this assembly
district.
The labor congressional convention
which met in the city on Monday nomi-
mated a man named Hatch from Calumet
county.
FRED SCHUETTE is doing some cam
| paign work this fall. Fred Schuette Is
a pleasing talker and never makes wild
assertions.
SoNsTAGEN says "whatH you take"
when he meets friend these days. A
neS son is what makes him thus reck-
less Of expenses.
| CHRISTINE ToRRIsoN daughter of
Ole Torrison of Liberty died on Satur-
day last. She was q years old at the
| time of her death.
MARRIED at the residence of the bride
| by II. L. Markham Justice of the Peace,
| Oct. ID, 1888, Charles Dobbert and
MinnIes Reizelsperger.
| Rev. Mr.. REED of Sheboygan occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Of
this city on Sunday last, having ex-
changed with Mr.. Bossard.
| Il. FALGE has been in the employment
OF the democratic state central committee
the last two weeks delivering political
addresses in various parts of the state.
| Bob SGHILLING was the general topic
| OF conversation on Tuesday morning.
| SchllGng has taken quite a liking TO
Manitowoc and is anxious to come again.
THE Evergreen City Guards of She
boygan will visit the Rankin Guards of
this city on Saturday next. In the even
| ing dance will be given at Turner Hall.
THE contest for the senatorship from
this district has made candidates for the
| county offices set to work anew on prob
abilities. No one seems to be certain of
| anything
HINRIcHs' AMERICAN CORN CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
| ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
Mr.. JOSEPH III. JACOBSON and Miss
Ella Olsen both of Cato were married on
Thursday last at the Norwegian Lutheran
church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Alison.
JESSIE CORNISH of Cato has disposed
OF his well digging outfit and has removed
to GAINESVILLE, Calumet county. Hewill
purchase new outfit and continue in
the same business.
CAPTAIN BUNTLIN of Chicago and Mr..
G. Hurson of Milwaukee, both of the
Goodrich Line, were in the city couple
of days this week, looking after the in
terests Of the company.
FRED SCHUETTE and Thomas Torrison
addressed the people of Clarks Mills and
vicinity on political matters on Satur-
day night. They presented the republic
can side OF the question.
We are offering lot of good quality
Body Brussels Carpets-of which scarce
ly any one roll contains sufficient num-
Der of yards to cover large room at the
low price of Toe. yard.
TIE Markham family left this week on
their annual hunt. The deer will be
perfectly safe so far as J. ID. is concerned.
He blazes away at them but they keep
on browsing just the same.
THE meetings at Cooperstown and Kos
suth were quite largely attended on Sun
day. Circuit Court Clerk Chloupek
made his maiden political speech on that
day, speaking in Bohemian.
/. j. NASH ESQ. delivered political
address at Meeme on Thursday evening
last. A democratic club with member
ship OF 60 was formed. The first one to
sign was a former republican.
QUITE number of persons failed to
put in their winter supply of coal while
the price was low and are now mourning
their neglect. The price here is still less
than at most other points in the state.
". II. SEAMAN of Sheboygan was
caller at the Pilot Office on Saturday last,
Mr. Seaman is sort of a 'favorite son"
in this city and people here take the
same interest in him as if he were Man
itowOc man.
GEORGE Fl. SCHULTZ of Minneapolis
and Miss Lizzie SPRoEHNLE of Chicago,
were married at the latter place on Tues
day last. The bride IS a sister of Mrs.
II. Liebenow of this city. She has many
friends here.
BOB SCHILLING was little grouty at
The Pilots stating there was a sugges-
ton of coarsness in his address. But it
won't do him any harm to know that
such is q fact. But coarse or not, he is
running over with brains.
UNNECESSARY MISERY
is endured by bilious and dyspeptic SUI
ferers who neglect to take Simmons