The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-09-13
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER u.
"SAGwA" sold at Hinrichs.


The leaves are beginning to wear thu
hues of fall.
OTHER counties still send to Mantle
VOC for teachers.
KIoKAPoo Indian Medicines sold al
Hinrichs' Drug store.
THERE Is considerable grain along the
lake shore still uncut.
THE morning train for Two Rivers is
hardly ever ION time"
INDIGO Blue Prints &c worth Sc al
koehler's Closing Out Sale.
BLooD-PURIFIERs, none better in the
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
TRAMPs are by no means as numerous
now as they were few months ago.
APPLES are big crop this year and
potatoes are far beyond the average.
THE regular fall series of teachers
examinations close at Meme to-day.
New Holland Herrings cheap at Vogel.
sang & Weinschenk. ID
Do not fail to attend DIR. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde at the Opera House Sept. 18
Go to Vogelsang & Weinschenk for
your crockery and glassware. 13
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
For your Groceries, fresh fruits and
vegetables go to Vogelsang & Weinschenk.
QUITE number of Manitowoc people
visited the Sheboygan county fair last
week
SOME of the teachers OF this city are
giving considerable attention to micros-
copy.
THERE are ten cases OF diphtheria in one
house in Franklin. 1t is not of yiru-
lent type.
A LARGE party from this city went out
to Thalheimer's last Sunday to do some
shooting.
The management of the county fair
keeps adding new features OF interest
each year.
SHELVING, Counters and all store fix
lures very cheap at Koehler's Closing
Out Sale.
ONLY nine teachers attended the exam
ination at Cato on Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
TWENTY teachers attended the exami-
nation at Two Rivers on Friday and Sat
urday last.
KUNz & BLEsER had their horse entered
for the races at Sheboygan. He took
third money.
SERVANT girls are as rare as a day in
June. Every family in Manitowoc seems
to be in need of one
4AGGE's Geographical Study has been
put IN some of the schools of this city
and Two Rivers.
The town Of Cato is flooded with steam
threshing machines and all make but
poor wages this year.
The Smalley Manufacturing Co. dis
played some Of their machines at the
county fair.
IHE merchants are now getting in
their fall stock OF goods and the stores of
the city are crowded.
THE Schooner Philo Schoyille discharg-
ed cargo of land plaster at this place last
week for John Schuette.
The laying Of cross pipes on the streets
has caused great many soft spots which
make driving disagreeable.
For few days last week the dust
flew In the air as thickly as If this were
the home OF the simeon.
IHE advance in the price of wheat
makes the merchants happy in anticipa-
ton of good season OF trade.
The glib manner in which the small fry
politicians talk about political questions
is enough to make man tired.
The Spaldings of this city defeated the
Actives of Two Rivers on Sunday last in
this city, by score of Is to 81.
A cABLEGRAM to his brother Will OF
this city announced Reinhardt Rahr's
safe arrival in Europe last week.
The kewaunee county crowd on their
ton were actually white with rage.
HE days are growing noticeably short.
Pretty soon lamp light will be needed to
run the working day up to 6 P. NJ.
WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work. Good wages will be paid. Apply
to Mrs. Emery or at The Pilot office.
The summer is gone and our depot re-
mains, and 80 it will be until the end of
time unless the people begin to kick.
THERE will be no need of importing po-
tatoes from Europe next year. There is
a heavy yield in this county this year.
CoRNELIoUs MADISON had his knee cut
quite badly while engaged in repairing q
threshing machine, one day last week.
FRANK SEIpL expects to become a mil
lionaire next year from his mower attach
ment judging from the sales of this year.
A NEW Catholic church is being built
near Tisch Mills. It's dimensions ar 4O1
80 feet. 1t was dedicated on Saturday.
FARMERS manage to do some blowing
the hardness of the
ground, but they use three horses as
team.
OF course the Bay View working men
who subscribe in favor of Harrison are
now fully enlightened on the tariff ques-
ton.
The city has not had boom for long
time. Have the boomers run out of
breath or what? Let us have a fresh
start.
THERE was democratic gathering at
Reedsville on Sunday last. Speeches
were made by A. ]. Schmitz and Hubert
Falge.
JOHN BACON is the latest candidate for
sheriff. The Second ward will stand by
John until he consents to have his flag
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