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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-10-04

Is IT not about time something was
being done toward getting up lecture
course? The one managed by Mr. Albert
Landreth last year was so successful that
it is quite apparent the people will sus-
tain good conrse. Mr.. Landreth
should be requested to take hold of the
matter as he has special qualifications
FOR the successful management of such
things.
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ATuI ETIC CONTESTS

This week the Milwaukee Exposition
is giving costly gold and silver medals to
the winners in Athletic contests. Only
those who have never contested for mon
ey or professional championships are adj
mitted, but the entries include members
of all the best athletic clubs in the country,
and greater interest attaches to the
games, which are all above possibility of
hippodroming, as consequence. There
is a new programme each day.
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CATTLE FAIR.

At the Branch village on the Second
Wednesday of each month, commencing
Wednesday Sept. II, 1888: Cattle buy
ers and those having stock to sell will
find this good place to do business.
People can reach the place by train from
all parts. FRANK SoHAFFER,
Nov. CHARLES KUNz
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THE Millers of this city are buying
wheat by the carload and are unable to
get fuflicient amount to keep them run
ming. Farmers of this county think there
is to be rise in wheat and refuse to sell,
though they could get 81, per bushel.
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A Railroad Clerk Wakes Up and Draws SIS OOO

r CTerK WAKES Up DFdW5 10
Mr.. Frank Lawrence Dant held one-twenthieth
of ticket No. 1891, which drew the capital prize
of $4,000 in the Louisiana State Lottery, Aug.
18th. 1t was collected by the Citizens National
Bank at Louisville, He is an Intelligent and af-
fable gentleman, only twenty-five years old and
unmarried. For three years he kept books for
his father Mr.. J. w. Dant, proprietor of a large
distiilery of an old brand of pure Kentucky whis-
ky at Dant's station, fourteen miles from Leban-
on ky.-Harrodsburg (Ky) Sayings and Doings,
Aug 23
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ENJOYING GREAT OPPOBTUNIT-
IFS

Last Saturday was the best day in the
history OF the Milwaukee Exposition, over
1900 people talking advantage of the
extraordinary low rates secured by the
Exposition management for visitors to
the State Metropolis.
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Mr.. JOHNSON of Chicago, noted pen
man will remain in the city until Tues
day and will furnish visiting cards and
other ornamental writing. He has his
stand in the post Office where he will at
tend to all business entrusted to him.
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MICHAEL kIRwAN and A. J. Schmitz
Will speak at Plymouth tomorrow night.
Saturday evening Kirwan speaks at An
tigO Both are billed for speeches at
Green Bay, Sturgeon Bay, Kewaunee and
Ahnapee.
CONSIDERABLE damage was done to
vessel property during the late storm
though by no means to the same extent
as IN former years. 1t has been a pretty
calm season on the lakes.
LITTLE CLOUD, the horse which became
lame on the track on Wednesday last,
was unable to put the injured foot on the
ground on Sunday when she was taken
to the depot to be sent home by rail
KEEP BROTHERS do quite large bust
ness in MASKING foolish girls who think a
man in tights is the noblest work of
Nature. The boys are honest about it
and tell OF the conqueets they make.
No one seems to know where the
Second Assembly District wants its con-
yentiOn held, nor what the representa-
ton of the two kewaunee towns consti-
tuting part of the district should be.
ATTENTION is called to the professional
card of DIR. G. II. Thiele which appears
IN this issue. The Doctor, who was sick
a couple of weeks ago is again able to at
tend tp his dI1tias
THE Two Rivers distillery was DESTROY
cd by fire last night. The proprietors
had everything arranged to begin work.
This is the second time within a few
months the distillery was burned.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Mason and Hamlin pianoes and organs
for sale or rent. For terms inquire of
Miss A. Hecker, Jay Street between
Ninth and Tenth.
II. d. SMALLEY and wife of Ohio have
spent the week in this city visiting rela-
tives. Mr.. Smalley like, his nephews
Pie. and Hersch is pronounced free
| trader.
! MERCHANTS are rather disinclined to
do any advertising this fall and the pat
ent medicine man are having the thing al
most wholly to himself.
| Mr.. AND Mrs. W. d. HITCHCOCK OF
Evanston are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. b. Morse OF this city.
THE schooner Little George ran into
the Eighth street bridge yesterday and
| broke her topmast.
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ATHLETIC WEEK AT THE EXPOSE
TTON.

The special feature at the Milwaukee
Exposition next week will be Athletic
Contests and Games. A large number
Of entries for prizes offered have been
made by leading Athletes from all over
the country, and each day fine pro-
gramme will be presented.
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THERE will be union service at the
Presb. Church next Sunday evening,
wien ". e. Lewis State Sec. of I. NJ. G.
A. vii address the audience upon the
Y. NJ. c.. A.
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NEW STORE AND A LARGE STOCK
OF GOODS.
r. Dr-,,r-r

and Shoes to Eighth Street opposite the
National Bank, north OF Chas. Books
store, where he is now ready to do bust
ness. He invites the public kindly to
make him call.
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WHEAT to be delivered in December
now sells at S1.1S in Chicago. Reports
from Dakota continue to grow less en-
couraging and the shortage will be much
greater than was expected.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1888-10-04

Rev. E. B. SERVICE, formerly Of How
ard City, Mich, has been appointed pas
tor OF the NJ. e. church Of this city. On
Sunday morning next his subject will be
Hosts" and in the evening he will
preach on "The Christ Man before Plate.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned not
to trust any person on my account as |
shall pay no debts not personally con-
tracted by myself.
Kaukauna, Wis. Sept. %, 1888.
J. O'CoNNELI.
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EMIL BAENSCH, County J udge.
& kIRNAN. Attorneys. OCt25
First publication Oct. 4. 1851 No.

First publication Oct. 1. 1881 No 81
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-CoUErY COURT For
- MANIrowoC COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter Of lie estate or Andrew Herr, de-
ceased.
10 M whom il may concern: Letters of adj
ministration with viii annexed on said estate of
Andrew Herr, late Of the town OF Meene, III the
having been issued To Margaretha Herr, of said
town, on the second day of October, A.. D., 1855,
allowed and limited for creditors 10 present
their claims for examination aud allowance.
notice IS hereby given that the court aforesaid
WI II at regular terms thereof to be held on the
first Tuesdays Of December, fs9S and February.
I-Se. and at a special term thereof to be held on
Tuesday April q 1889 at the probate office IN the
city of MautowOc, IN said county, receive, eN-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against said deooased.
Dated October ,. 1888.
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Manitowoc, Wis, Oct. 3, 1883.

THOMAS MEAGHER, a conductor on the
Lake Shore & Western was fatally injur-
ed near New London yesterday. He fell
from a moving car and broke his skull SO
badly that no hopes of his recovery are
entertained. Mr.. Meagher lived in this
city at one time and was married here.
It is only about year ago that a brother
Of his was killed on the road.
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SUPT. DoNoHUE and Chief Engineer
Rummele were in the city yesterday. It
is strongly suspected that their visit had
nothing sinister in it toward our depot.
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On Friday last burglars broke into the
house OF Peter Ref in kossuth. They
rummaged the house and found S3which
they took. In the kitchen they found
a number of eggs and these they took to
the mill near by, kindled fire in the
stove there and cooked and ate the eggs.
On Saturday night the same gang visited
kellnersville took some tools from the
mill and broke into the kitchen. Before
they reached the store the hired girl
heard the noise and calling out, the burg
lars took alarm and decamped. On Sun
day night they visited Zelinka's store at
Greenstreet, few miles north of Kell-
nersville and succeeded in breaking in
but were frightened off before they took
anything.
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A CARD.

thereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the democratic nomination for
state senator of the Fifteenth District
and pledge myself, if elected, to do all in
my power to further the interests of my
constituents. Respectfully,
e. WAGNER, SEN.
GanitoMOc. Wis. Oct. 3. 1883.
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NEVER were times more dull than in
the city at present. 1t is the season of
the year when farm produce comes to
market in large quantities. But every
thing seems to be at a stand-still. Mill
owners are unable to get grain and the
belief is they will shut down before the
approach of winter. Prices for all kinds
of farm produce are good, but farmers do
not seem to have anything to dispose of.
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PETER JOHNSTON of this city will not
support Harrison and Morton this fall
because of the position Of the republ1-
can party on the tariff question. Mr..
Johnston while he believed in the prln-
ciples of the party was a most intense
republican as he is man of deep con-
vietions. He always acts on his convic-
tons. Some years ago be was cordially
supporting a candidate for a public posi-
ton though it was known that personal
ly he disliked the man. On being asked
to explain his conduct he said. 'He viii
make an excellent officer as he Is well
fitted for the position. My personal dis
like should not influence me to try to
prevent the election of good man"
The man was chosen largely through the
efforts of Mr.. Johnston and fully justi-
fed his expectations. Mr.. Johnston has
represented this district in the assembly
and has been mayor of the city, elected
to both positions by republicans.
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MASS MEETING.


There viii be a democratic mass meet
ing at Manitowoc Rapids on Saturday
evening next.
\. y. SCHMIrz was to speak at Chiffon
on Thursday last but On account of some
misunderstanding as to the date he did
not reach there.
HANSON has the basement OF his ware
house now fitted up for heavy wagons,
and has put in an elevated sidewalk lead
ing to his carriage room.
THE play "A Night Off" at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening is said to
have been very fine thing, though the
house was rather small
ONE of the hostlers at the fair grounds
became very abusive on Thursday and a
young lad took hold of him and gave him
good sound humping.
ALL the strikers resumed work on
tuesday morning. From their story it
would appear they are not quite as Gull
pubic as appeared at first.
The meeting OF the city council on
Monday last was sort of free for all ar
rangement by the outsiders who had
business before the board.
Mn. OLE O'BERGE and Miss Matilde
Almonds were married in the Norwegian
Lutheran Church at Liberty on Tuesday
To-
Ed. BoRCEERDT writes that he is doing
q very fine business at Davenport. There
are few men better fitted to manage the
business he Is at present engaged in.
81 inch az yds.) handsome checked
dress Baanels at 65cts. formerly sold at
scots; good bargain.
II SCHUETTE Bros.
TIE largest stock of oil grain boots,
shoes and slippers ever brought to this
city can be found at Haukohl's shoe
store. oct1S
Tom K. the kunz 6 Bleser horse, won
the race with Sam Newman's Flora Tenn
pie On Saturday last. Tillson & Schmidt's
old John did himself proud the same day.
We receive daily new boots, shoes and
rubbers and viii be glad to show our
goods and prices.
Is E. KRUNMHEuER.
WAITING A CLAIMANT.
\ challenge is offered to any one who
produce a case of torpid liver that will
! not succumb to the influence of Summons
Liver Regulator, taken regularly by dir,
ection.
TILLsoN x SCHMIDT were last Monday
assigned the contract for filing up the
| lots lying east of the Methodist church
which We're some time ago declared q
nuisance.
HINRICHs' AMERICAN Conn CURE cures
quickly and does not cause pain or sore
ness. Cure guaranteed. For sale by
Henry Hinrichs, successor to Robinson
& Hinrichs.
WIGGINs, the weather prophet. hes
struck it for once. He perdicted that
| the weather from the 2nd to the 9th O
| October would be cold and sure enough
| thus far it is.
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THE Amigo Republican which attacked
Mr.. Nash because OF his Speech in that
city in favor Of teriff reform, descends to
low grade of journalism. Whoever
knows Mr.. Nash knows well, no matter
what difference Of opinion on political
matters may be entertained, that he is a
man of large ability and is thoroughly
well informed on the tariff question.
Mr.. Nash is a practiced speaker and
really has few superiors in the state, and
it is safe to say that his address at Amigo
did the city he hailed from credit. The
narrow partisanship which would conn
sci casting discredit upon man because
OF his politics is simply contemplate.
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WOOLEN HOODS sc.

In this rough, cold climate of ours,
the warm knit or crochet hood, OF what
ever kind, is the most comfortable and
sensible headwear for girls and ladies'
But as any OF the former styles was not
as becoming tc every female as it might
be, greater variety Of styles have been
gotten out this season, some of which
are quite handsome and one or the other
of these is pretty sure to please every
one who may wish to get something in
this line. We are now showing, in al
most all possible colors the Alpine hats,
Jockey caps, Tam O'Shanters, Canadian
Toboggans, Fascinators, &C., and would
like an opportunity to give you our
prices. SCHUETTE Bros. II
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BOB ScH1LIING is to speak here on Sat-
urday evening next. If Schilling would
only come out in his true colors and be a
republican IN name as well as in fact his
undoabted ability would earn him
respect.
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A VERY important ruling relating to
the use OF money appropriated for the
use of rivers and harbors has been made
by the treasury departmental the effect
that an appropriation can be drawn upon
from time to time as it may be needed
The appropriation does not revert to the
government if not used within certain
time for the purposes contemplated.
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manitomoc pilot.
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Z
"SAGWA" sold at Hinrichg.
CAcTUs-OIL-sold at Hinrichs.


CAcTUs-OILs-sold at Hinrichs.
The Andy johnson was in port yester-
day.
KIcKAPoo indian Medicines sold ct
Hinrichs' Drug store
SHEBoYGAN seems to be pestered with
gang OF boy thieves
JUST as soon as the fair was over the
weather began to improve.
i soAPrsE gang have been perambula-
ting the streets this week.
Local politics viii now take a fresh
start, the conventions being called.
BLooD-PUgIFIERs, none better in the
world, sold at Hinrich's Drugstore.
THERE are just eight candidates for
the democratic nomination for sheriff.
WARM shoes and slippers. large assert
ments at Haukohl's shoe store. oct18
MONEY TO LOAN on good farm security
in sums to suit. NASH & NASH.
The schooner Monahasset received
some repairs at the dry dock this week.
HEADQUARTERS for Boots Shoes and
Rubbers at E. krummheuer's %
SEPTEMBER closed in mean fashion and
October is not proving an improvement.
W. d. HOARD the republican nominee
for governor will speak here on the 9th.
New goods and low prices in boot and
shoe line at Z. Krumrnheuer's. IS
THERE was furry of snow on Tues
day OF this week,-the first of the season.
THE republicans OF this city are rails
ing fund with which to purchase ban
ner.
A HEAVY snow storm ragged in Northern
Michigan during the early part of this
week.
A FRENCH physician calaims to have
discovered an absolute cure for consump-
ton.
NOTICE OF county, senatorial and as
sembly district conventions will be found
in this issue.
FoE SALE CHEAP.-A first class organ
Monthly payments if desired. Inquire
at this Office.
The republican banner is identical in
make up with the democratic, except III
the portraits and the notices.
MR. Ed. WENDoRF and Miss Mary Wits,
daughter of Hon. Henry Wits Of this city,
were married on Saturday last.
GRAND BALL.
On the evening Of October 7, at the
-Four Corners by William Kellner.
Custom work and repairing of all kiuds
done on short notice at Hauhohl's shoe
shop. Give them a call. oct1S
STEP in and see the large assortment
OF shoes, slippers, etc; atlowest prices at
RaukOhHs shoe store. oct19
JOHN MURPHY of Cato is ''bold bad
man" when at horse race. He takes in
contiding editors and makes them weep.
JUDGE KIRwAN and A. j. Schmitz have
numerous applications to deliver poll
teal speeches in different parts Of the
state
The premium list will not be publish
ed this week as Secretary Smart wants a
meeting Of the directors before the list is
published.
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THE Y. NJ. G. A. viii hold their first
regular meeting at their rooms in Jones
Library building, Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. All young men are cordial
~ invited to be present.
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BILL EAroUGH is in despair He bor-
rowed rooster from Sandford to exhi-
bit at the fair. The bird was a good one
and some one stole him. Now Sandford
wants the bird back and Bill wants him
to take instead little scrub pullet.
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EN the court,
EMIL BAaNSCH, County Judge.
Schmitz I, EirWau Attorneys. OctIS

(First publication Oct. t, IsSs.) No. 50
GTATE or WiS|DNSIN-GOUNr Court
- MATTowoc CoUETT. tn Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Valentine Won
lier, deceased.
Notice II hereby given that at a special term Of
said county court to be held IN and for said
county. al The Office Of the county judge in the
city Of M4nitoNvoc, III said county. commencing
at ioo'ciool A. a. of the 10th day OF November ISIS
the application OF Joseph Nouliar for judg-
ment Of th.s court determining the descent of
the following described real estate situated in
the county of ManitoY9c and State Of WiscCn-
Gin t1-yyit. The north east quarter of the north
west quarter of section twont.-thTee, township
twenty -ole north Of range twenty-three east in
the county and state aforesaid, whereof Nalen-
tine W9aisc late ot the town of Gibson
in said county, deceased Intestate, died seized
and adjud glnE that Mary cat Morris Won
licr Jose h.us PeilfsDas aad Joseph Wouler are
the only hc.-s at law of said deceased and they
or their grantee grantees entitled to all the
right title aad interest Of s&d deceased IN and to
said real estate.
Dated this 2nd day of October 1888.
BY the Court,
EMIL BAENSGH, County J udge,
SCHsIIr2 & kIRwtN, Attorneys. Oct25
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(First publication September %, 1851 No. 50
arTA1E OF WISCONSIN.-CoUSTY CoURT FOR
. MtSITowoC COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of john Driscon,
deceased.
ETo all whom it may concern: Letters tesla
mentary on SAID estate of John Driscoll, late OF
the town Of Maple Grove, IN tho county and state
aforesaid, Deceased, tastate, having been issued
to PatrcA Guhln, Of said county, on the 18th day
and after said day being allowed and limited for
creditors to present their claims for allowance,
will, at regular terms thereof, to be held on the
first Tuesdays Of December. 1888 and March
1852 and on Tuesday April , 1888 at the probate
Office in the city OF ManilOwoc In said county,
receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against said deceased
Dated September .. 1883.
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SOLDIERS TO THE FRONT

Ten companies of the Wisconsin Ma
tional Guard have enlisted for Military
Week at the Milwaukee Exposition
which begins Oct. s; also the Zouave
companies of Chicago and Evanston, Ill.
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Unpara lleled!

We don't remember having had bet
ter trade in FALL GOODS thus early
in the season ever since we've been IN
business. Reason: MORGAN THE
DRY GOODS MAN is reliable.
Some specimens:
42-inch Camel's-Hair SUIfINGS; -.........3izse
3s-incii sSilk-Iiuish HEhRlEIIAs ...-......-5. 'c
4l-ipch Extra Zine HENRIETTA .'5c
4J-inch HENRIEFTAS, OF grand qualities 10
42-inch BI{O8DCLOIII5, extra file. .--...S sly
52-inch Beautiful BEOADCLOIH6 400
I.s( al f.->D
59-inch and 5l-inch LADIES CLOTH
4q-inch SEEGES in all new shades ............ t5c
4Z-inch EpiuRle SU.IlAGrb IL all the
leading colors. 49,. &C.,. .sL'S5
s3-inch FLANNEL bUIIINGs. IN light
medium and dark gray and brown
mixtures ..-....- .'---o1t'
s5-inca sII-wooI IRICOIS, light and
dark brown and gray mixtures ...-4 'c
50-inch IRICOTS, mixtures 80. .Doc
S3-inch NOVELTY SUIGIlNdS, new designs b3c
e.. or OAK CTPf'ITT,A n
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Send for CLOAK CIRCULAR If
Interested 81
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JAMES MORGAN
$50, 500, $50 East Water St.,
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN

(Erzt publication Sept. 10, l533.l No. 81
GTAIE OF #iSCDNSIN,-IS PROBATE. MAN
- IrCWOC COUNTY COURT.
Ia the matter Of the estate of John Gellings
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Katharine
Ceilings, OF the town of Eaton, ManltoBoc cCun-
IN, representing among otler things that JoAn
Ceilings, tate OF said county, on the fifth day Of
September A. D.. 1883, at said county, died mites
tate leaving goods, chattels and estate within
this state and that the said petitioner is the
widow Of sand deceased. and praying that admin
lstratiUl % Gyiid estate be to CatfaTlaa GelIIgs
granted ID Is ordered hat SAID petition be heard
before tais court, on Tuesday, the sta day of De-
tobsc A. 1855. at 10 CLOCK =. NJ, at my oiilca
m saId equity.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given
to the heirs OF said deceased aud 70 all persons
interested, b. publishing copy OF this order for
three successive week prior to said day of heaTing
IN The MaGitoVoc Pilot, ii weekly newsnapC-
published al tuo city OF dauItuwoC IN said county.
Dated at hanitoW0c, the ilth day of September
A. D., 1888. EMIL BAENSGH, County Judge
Schnitz IL kigwua, Attorneys. oct+