The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-30
PARAGRAPHS OF Al .onrs.


Business men in New York are quit.
generally wearing double breasted pea
| jackesfashioned coats, made of dari
mixed cloths.
Minnesota BARRIERS having become
virtuous all of a sudden, will not shave
on Sunday unless they receive ten cents
additional pay
A Titus1,ilic oil prince has papersd hi.
house With 1910 bonds, which are re-
lieved by handsome border Of ten-dol-
lar grceubacks.
The women of Columbus, Ga, have
discarded silks and satinS and are wear.
ing the plaids and checks manufactured
in that city.
The Bessemer ship saloon is attracting
the attention of eminent European engi-
neers This is a saloon which prevents
Sc h-sickness.
The bone trade of Western Kansas is
on the Plains, and find ready market
in the East.
The original Ro,h.child was \ pack
peddler, who travelled on foot and re-
tailed chewing gum and hair pins to tho
people or his time.
A citizen Of Virginia has invented an
apparatus for melting the snow on rail-
aoad tracks in front of the engine, as
fast as il advances.
During the last year there were over
forty failures of business houses in Al
bany, n Y, with liabilities OF over
half million dollars.
The Mormons are petitioning Heaven
to prevent the spread of the small pox
in their lovely valley unless it can be
confined to the Gentiles.
DIR. Livingstone' daughter lives very
quietly and unostentaticusly in GLASGOW,
Scotland, and devotes her time to liter
ature and the fine arts.
Is that marble ?" said a gentleman,
pointing to the bust of Ksntucky's
great statesman. mo, sir; that is
Clay" quietly replied the dealer.
Men are frequently like tea, the real
strength and goodness are not properly
drawn out Of them until they have
been for short time in hot water.
A man advertiscs for competent
person to undertake the sale of a new
medicine. and adds that sit will prove
highly lucrative to the undertaken.
At New York church weddings, in
the evening, calcium lights are thrown
upon the bridal party, AZ they start for
their carriages after the ceremony.
Coldwater. Mich, has cheap system
of weternorks. which consists Of 4 big
we'll, q powerful windmill and . number
of reservoirs. 1t works well.
The Nebraska Indians are allowed to
ride free on all trains they can jump on
while the latter are in motion. The
tribe is being reduced very rapidly.
Winter with its horrors is On Us. and
the poor should be looked after. As We
have previously suggested, pice breast
pin can be bought for thirty cents.
A beautiful belle Of Minneapolis.
Mimi. WAS recently rua away with by
Short Horned heifer, which she was
driving along the avenue, attached to a
cutter.
Some workman in Jersey City dock
found man head the other day, aud
are now trying TO find the man that
lost it. No one has claimed it so far.
Salt Lake. with her 3D. 600 inhabitsnts.
is now face TO face Aith Winter of
hardship. owing to e lack of fuel. The
supply OF coal Is inadequate to the de-
mand.
Mrs. FaircIoth, of Mitchell Co., Ca. is
III years old, and can still skin cat,
split kindling wood. and knit stockings
with Mansard heels, with one eye open,
Prince Leopold. of England. disdans
to advertise his nobility with the gold
;assel TO bis cap which young nohIemen
have been accustomed so wear at OK
ford
Miss Lillisn Edgarton doesn't want the
ballot what she wants is q lecture ca
gagement every night in the season
Sundays excepted) at 500 and $3.50
per night.
An old lady was admiring the besuii-
full picture, called Saved" Its no
WONDER said she, that the poor child
tainted, after pulling that great dog out
of the water
An Arkansas artist in marble carved
a sleeping lion and took it to 4 county
Fair. The award was -" James Ma
gill--frst premium tor q beautiful bull
pup in marble"
Liz -utNEE s{DufYbtfG CSd"dtcS tHC
consumption of coal Of all kinds ia the
United States in 1872 at 40, 500. 900 tons,
being an increase of about S6 per cent
in eight years.
There's one thing" said q gentle
man ut a race, that nobody can beat,
and that is time Fudge |" OK
claimed 3 bys.snder, every drummer
in the land boats timel'i
The expectant Earl Of Roscommon, ga
inheritor Of vast Irish estates, is a poor
bus saasst young man named Dillon,
who nurses his hopes and his gensalogy
at Memphis, Tenn:
The Delaware Indians live in frame
houses. wear cut-away coats and stand
up collars, fail in business, and CON-
promise at Fifty cents on the dollar, and
are gei.inR quito civilized.
The students of the Michigan Univer.
sity concluded pot to pay Henry Ward
Beecher 81 900 for oae lectprs, seeing
that sum would purchase 10000 glasses
of beer and other brain making mate
rial
The newspapers of Central America
are devisiug a plan fo- consolidating the
uNC obdlCs VI S0uhio OIL ihto ohS
republic ss the thirteen colonies Of North
America sera mads the United States.
| Our constitution i, to be their model
rs Pat Flanagan on board this
ship?" roarsd Nelson, during lull il
| the firing At the battle of the Nile
I'm here, my Lord said Erin's son
showing himself on deck. Then "
said the gallant Nelson. looking satifisd
"let the battle proceed" That story il
Pats
| Thus far this senscn there have beer
no impediments to traxel 90 the Union
and Central Pacific railroads. which
last Winter suffered from 30 mau,
.now embargos 1t is hoped that III,
precaution. that have been taken dnrin:
the present year, by huiiding long line
| of new suowshsds ana otherwise guard
ing against instructions. will prove eff
fectiye
What do you call that 2 indignant
| " asked customer al Cheap restaurant
pointing out an object in his plate o
hash. Wristband. and sleeve bur
ton, sir" said the rairer, 5riskly
Well. dc you consider that nrope
thing for man to find III his hash 2
asked the customer. Good heavens
; sis !" cried the waiter. would you ex
pect 10 ind zen dollsr silk umbrella i.
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