The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-11-08
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CITY AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1894.

The banks were closed on election day
The new Torrison block Is now assum-
i0g definite shape.
BOB ScHILLING will have no further
use for Two Rivers.
The season has been very unsatisfac-
| tory one to hunters.
THE heaviest frost of the season was On
Monday night of this week.
ADVERTISING makes quite draft upon
The Pilots space these times.
TIE editors of this state Will have an
excursion to Milwaukee this month.
THE republicans made little money
on election bets in this city this fall.
The school board of Two Rivers is now
seeking for a principal for It's schools.
THERE were quite a large number OF
bets in this city Oh the election this fall.
A furry of snow made it appear that
winter was upon us on Monday morning
last.
ED. ScHMITz has developed considera-
BILE oratorical powers during the cam
paign.
DoMIN PEcH and Rose Kabek of Reeds
vile were married on Monday of this
week.
The residence OF L. J. Nash will be
one of the neatest in the city when COM
pieted.
Two CREEKS and the little Second
ward were not fooled by the hay and bar
ley fake.
LIVERY stable keepers are the only
persons who are not happy because cleo
tons are over.
QUITE large number of deck hands
found their way into the tramp station
on Tuesday last.
MANY of the lawyers Of this CITY must
get hustle upon themselves to catch up
with their business.
THE factory of the Manitowoc Seating
Co. shut down one hour on Tuesday 10
allow its employees to vote.
Bon ScHILLING properly characterlzes
the people when he tells them they DOR
know what is to their advantage.
FRED SHIMoNEK of Gibson seems to
have a cinch on business in that section.
He runs quite fine country store.
THERE is no use talking, there's been
nothing like it IN the history of politics.
People will go crazy once in a while.
IT is about high time that the torch
light and the band should fall into "innoc
uous desuetude" in political campaigns.
HE ladies of the st. James church
will give an oyster supper on Nov. 18th
in the building opposite the express
office.
CHARLEY HALL sold his fine ox-team at
a very handsome profit. Charley doesn't
often engage in anything which does not
yield some profit.
THE Kickapoo Indians were giving ex-
hibltions at Temperance Hall in Meme
all of last week. They had crowded
houses every night.
ED KELLEY and Albert Schmidt, two
University students have done good
work for the republicans IN campaigning
throughout this county.
FRED SCHwALBE, republican candidate
for state senator, and Christian Haake r
candidate for treasurer, were in the city
yesterday looking up the election returns
BY St. Peter, we have elected McMul-
len, any way. Mac has Just wee bit of
reason to feel doubtful on account of the
avalanche which swept by him, but he's
all right.
MAYOR Villas has very happy way
OF introducing political speakers. Gen
orally the audience would be pleased if
the introduction would materlalize in an
address.
An ex-priest who married an ex-nun
will deliver a lecture in this city in abuse
of his former corelgionlsts. The proper
thing for Catholics is to stay away from
the lecture"
The stra1ghtest and most consistent
republican in this county is Jno. Schuette
| His ASSOCIATION with the editor of this
paper is accountable for Johns straight
| forwardness.
A member Of collecting agency has
| been IN the city the last week and secur
ed quite number of subscribers. There
will be some weeping and wailing among
dead beats here soon.
THERE are no more hospitable or whole
souled follows IN the country than are
the people of Two Creeks. The stranger
| for whom they will not make it pleasan
is uudeserving Of good treatment.
GEORGE and Warren Hill were lately
damages against numbering concern TO
failure to carry out a contract. The I'll
boys were former residents of Mantle
voc.
ALBERT LANDRETH is taking things
little bit easy just at present. He ha
had a most prosperous season and la
had "a move Oh him" during lAa l45r yes
season which person cannot keep I
for long period.
The good times which set IN after Il
enactment of the Wilson bill, will now |
attributed TO the republican success
When Barnum SAID tie people Ike to
| humbugged, he spoke with full know
edge Of human weakness.
IT takes some time to hunt down ele
ton returns. Yesterday was devoted t
most exclusively to that business az
5 explains the scarcity of local news in Ii
issue. The election returns must ma