The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-11
mla1litouoc pilot
CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY. OCT. II, 1894.

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THURSDAY. OCT. II. 1894.
HENRY EscH will lay up his yacht this
week.
LARS Erickson of Cato died last week
aged 10.
! BEECH M is are said to be plentiful
this year.
PrAsE are coming to town in large
quantities.
INDIAN summer has not yet put in an
appearance.
The boards of registration for this city
met on Tuesday.
WHITE pease bring as god a price as
green pease this year.
TIE horses sold by auction on Tuesday
last went awful cheap.
TEACHERS we're out in force at the con-
vention on Saturday last.
Bon ScHILLING is one Of the most san
guine people in the world.
LocAL political matters occupy good
deal Of the space of this issue.
A bit of a cold wave visited us yester-
day and 1t was far from pleasant.
HERMAN EIcHMANN served his patrons
with Wild duck lunch yesterday.
TEACHERS meetings are beginning quite
early this year. 1t is good sign
A LARGE amount of wood was brought
here by vessels during the summer.
LIVERY stable keepers are al ways happy
when there is political contest on.
The foliage seems reluctant to yield to
the heavy frosts which now visit US night
II.
RAHR's Sons new elevator is now in
working shape. It is a magnificent build
ing.
The horses offered for sale by auction
on Tuesday last were an unusually fine
lot.
The Markham Delano crowd has al
ready captured some yenison. Herb was
the lucky one
A. J. SCHMITz and Emil Baensch are
the most active campaigners on their re-
spectiye tickets.
NORTON JOHNSON of Eaton died Sep
TENDER 81, aged y years. He settled in
that town IN 1S49.
SENATOR NASH was in the city on Sat-
urday but did not remain until the close
of the convention.
The price of sugar is going down and
it is said that it soon Will be selling at
four cents pound
LET no one in the neighborhood of
Clarks Mills fail to hear p. O. Stromme
on Monday evening next.
WIN. CLARK has raised potatoes in his
garden this year some of which weigh
two pounds fourteen ounces each.
Bon SCHILLING seems to have unre-
liable advices from this county. He says
the populists are quite certain to carry it.
\ gymnastic exhibition to be followed
by dance will be given at the Opera
House in this city on the Goth of Octo-
Der.
LUMBERMEN find it difficult to get la
borers to work in the woods this fall and
agents are visiting The large cities seek
ing men.
JONI kEuLyER is busy these days try
ing to induce people to marry He does
this from the good of his heart as his
own married life is SO happy,
A heavy snow storm visited portions of
Dakota and Minnesota on Sunday last
1t extended as far south as Nebraska.
There was qnite perceptible lowering of
the temperature here.
THE Turner's exhibition on Sunday
last was an unusually fine one There
We're quite a number Of Turner's from
neighboring cities. The exercises were
the finest ever witnessed 10 Turner Hall.
". y. RICHARDs, the assignee of the
Manitowoc Manufacturing Co. secured
about $500 from the sale of the old truck
which had not been disposed of IN the
regular way. The auction began on
Thursday last
SOME scoundrels stretched a wire across
the sidewalk on the corner Of Buffalo
and Sixth streets On Saturday night
Two Old nen en- ihGr way home were
tripod mp ana LarrowIy escaped break
ing their necks.
c. A. GIELow will retire from the offic,
OF county treasurer at the close Of hi.
term respected by all, L. G. Senglaul
has also been a most efficient officer anC
tie records Of his office will be found il
excellent shape.