The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-10-18
THE weather this week is far from

THE weather this week is far from
pleasant.
THE Corona went up the river to lie up
for the season.
TIRE dredge has been to work up the
river this week
| A LITTLE over two weeks more and the
agony viii be over.
SHEBoYGAN is to have cigar factory
! which will cost 100000.
NOTICES of republican caucuses will
be found in this issue.
A CHILD of Charles Shugren of this
city died on Friday last.
| WILLIAM PLoCKELMANN is building a
neat little residence on Ninth street.
/ A. J. Schmitz addressed political
meeting at Newton on Monday evening.
| PARMESE CAMP has taken the contract
| to dock the street lots on the north side.
MILL owners in this city are getting
their supply of wheat from Milwaukee
now.
| The bridge at the Rips is about COM
pleted. 1t is now so that teams can pass
over.
CHARLEY FIGHTER bets on Harrison
but he is half inclined to swear by Schil-
ling.
NATURAL gas has again been discovered
at Appleton. Appleton is naturally a
gassy city.
THE. Ludington and Depere will take
| the place of the Corona for the remainder
| OF the season.
THE steamer Chicago was injured some
| what in Chicago last week by colliding
with a schooner.
! ment Of G.. Liebenow & Son which ap-
pears in this issue.
Mr.. H. RoBLE of this city purchased
farm near Clarks Mills and moved there
on Thursday last.
AMIGO was visited by quite destruc-
tive fire on Monday night. Several build
lngS were destroyed.
JOHN SCHUETTE, H. G.. Kress and Ferd.
Ostenfeldt delivered political addresses
at Newton on Tuesday night.
THE city for the last week has been the
headquarters of candidates for office, and
they are very numerous.
THE customary personal political alter
cations which precede national election
are noticeably absent this fall.
THE price of wood is away up. Peo-
pie claim that Anton johnson is to
blame as he has corner on it.
A LADY from Michigan has been lectur-
ing IN the city in the interests of the
Womans Temperance Union.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Mrs. Eaton's house, on Sth street at
bargain. Enquire of A. J. Packard.
ALL wool As inch Cashmere, at 35c. is
our latest bargain.
oct25 SCHUETTE Bios.
The several boards of registry in this
city completed their work last week.
They will soon meet to revise the lists.
e. 3. SERVICE will discourse on the
subjects announced last Sabbath. Come
one, come all. ~
THE Sturgeon Bay Advocate says that
socially Kirwan and Schmitz are all right
but hat in politics they are way off"
A SECOND hand square coal heating
stove, cheap.
oct25 A.. PACKARD.
Custom work and repairing of all kiuds
done on short notice at Hauhohl's shoe
shop. Give them a call. oct1S
II. c. KREss left on Friday to call on
candidate Harrison at Indianapolis. He
went with the Young Mems Republican
Club.
STEP in and see the large assortment
OF shoes, slippers, etc; at lowest prices at
Haukohl's shoe store. oct10
A TRoTTING match between John Voss's
stallion and Kunz & Bleser's gelding will
take place on the track at this place
soon.
THE largest stock OF oil grain boots,
shoes and slippers ever brought to this
city can be found at Haukohl's shoe
store. octlS
MEETINGS were held at Cooperstown
and at Francis Greek on Sunday last,
H. j. Gerpheide and c. Fl. Paulus were
the speakers.
L. j. NASH and c. II Paulus addressed
a political meeting at Clarks Mills on
Tuesday evening of this week They
were greeted by an immense crowd.
WE receive daily new boots, shoes and
rubbers and will be glad to show our
goods and prices.
18 E. KRUMMHEUER.
FRED WEBER is dead. He died of
dropsy on Saturday last. He was good
deal in the public eye when he was on
earth and was well known.