The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-26
TINE. TABLE.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY expended for steam Fire En-
CINE would be judiciously invested.
Our circulation has been increasing
rapidly fo- the past tive weeks.
THIs is about the time to FAY in your
winters stock of potatoes, apples, butter,
meat, etc.
For agood roast or steak 90 to See
ger or Schroders Markets. Everything
in their line is fresh and nice.
No subscriber to the TRIBUNE can be
happy without paying up arrearages and
a year In advance
LADIES go and see those new styles for
your pretty little feet at Ryder's. They
are beauties.
THE Board of Aldermen have resolved
not to abate the duck pond on Washing
ton ond 9th streets.
NOTHING can be more delicious than
those oyster at the res taurants of VIM.
Binkleman and Henry Wilcox.
ELECTION Polls in the Sd ward, will
be heldin the house Of Albert Hutchings,
by..resolution Of the City Council.
How are your boots? If not first rate,
go to Ryder's and have your measure
taken for new pair. He will suit you.
FARMERS should prepare to enlarge
orchards another year. The best apples
IN the country, are raised in thiss coun-
ty.
PREPARE for winter, and provide
warm clothing, not forgetting to get your
Boots / Shoes made at Ryder's. He
warrants all his work.
Our merchants are daily in receipt of
circulars from Chicago wholesale houses,
business.
THE Centred Wisconsin, says that the
first snow of the season, fell on the night
Of the 18th Of October. How is that for
q cold country?
SATURDAY we noticed our streets were
full Of teams loaded with wood, and farm
produce in general, all of which sell rap
idly, and fer cash.
People in town and country must be
guarded against travelling scamps. Burg
lars and thieves are said to be scattered
throughout Wisconsin.
BUSINESS men, remember that we will
do all kinds of job printing just as cheap
and as we'll as it can be done in Milwau-
kee. Patronize a home institution.
IF weather prophets judge correctlS, this
will De al excellent winter for our lum-
bernen; at any rate they are making
extensive preparations, and we hope they
will not be disappointed.
SEVERAL cargoes OF hay and flour
were shipped from this port last week;
some to ports on Lake Superior, while
others, to ports on the east shore of this
lake.
WHAT more appropriate gift can be
made to friend at distance than to
keep the donor in constant remembrance
throughout the year by having a TRI-
BUNE mailed to him every week? Try it.
Our people should be constantly on
their guard against ire. We are glad to
note that the city has been well supplied
with night watchmen, and our Marshal
Is on the lookout to see that they all do
their duty.
WE are glad to learn that most Of the
Insurance Companies are likely to pay up
their losses in Chicago. The probabili-
ties are, that not more than oue-ffth of
the Insurance will be lost.
We are informed that there is still
danger Of fire if We 90 not have more
rain soon. The FIRE seems to be lodged
in the ground and viii need Soaking to
quench it. Let every preparation be
taken and every one be on the watch, and
ready to start at the first alarm.
REMEMBERitha. all Hallow e n" is the
last night of this month. All ye who
would have glimpse ofyour "destiues."
Ihls IS the night when witches and fair
les go about en- their wonderful midnight
errands, and as the clock strikes the hour
OF twelve, doubt is declared iniquity.
The -i1tna Sewing Machine came very
near obtaining the premium at our late
Fair, as the work was equal to any on
the ground. We learn that the "I1Itna"
Is becoming a general fayorite at the de-
pository of the efficient Agents Messss
Stone s Liebenow.
RELIEF BALL.-We would invite the
especial attention of Our benevolent citi
zens 10 the advertisement under this
head. Every report which reaches US
brings new statements of losses and
misery. Let cur people prove themselves
equal to the required relief.
A GREAT OFFER.-Peters' Musieal
Monthly for Nov. is at hand. contain
ing fifteen beautiful pieces of music,
printed from full! size music plates. 1t
can be had for thirty cents. The pub
Usher also offers to send. postpaid, for
one dollar. six back numbers, containing
from ninety to one hundred pieces Of
choice new music, worth at least $50.
Send your order to the publisher j. L.
Peters. 599 Broadway, New York and
our word for it,you viii get your money S
worth. Price $500 per year.
We will larnish il to cash subscribers
with Tue TRIBUNE for four dollars