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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
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TIE City Treasurer is now making
aer~onal calls on those who have failed
to ray their taxes heretofore. Fred.
Schultz is true friend ard kind neigh
Dor. bat he knows nc differesce Among
men IN coI!ecting iaxes.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

SHIP TIMER is coming in nov in I'M
pTeceden'ed qusnfiiieS, the teams form
inx IN almost continuous stream from
morning till night, and sill the demand
is Tot satisfied. altboug the price is rather
declining. Manitowoc is the place to buy
this kind Of timber in unlimited quantity
and Of the best quality
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

Ii by any mean. the Manit voc rail-
road can be carried through Appleton
insiesd of around it, which former route
nov sssns more likely Of accomplish
ment By virtue of recent Developments;
then shall We reap all the advantages to
this city ever claimed for this road
This route through Wisconsin and Michi
gan must be of gigantic Importance and
influence to all cities on its route, which
manufacture goods and wares for ship.
nent, either esst or vest The railroad
from Detroit riG Flint to Pere Mar
quette. will be completed next summer,
as the last 4S miles between Reed City
and Pere Ma,quette) is now under con,
tract. Its completion will necessitate
vigorous work on the part of its western
connection, from Manitowoc to the seq
board, and if Appleton is treated fairly
we shall secure its benefits. To do this
e iectualiy, we must carry the NJ. &
N. RR. proposition, which, b. its dri-
wing right down into our water power,
will hold "a powerful! influence over the
action of the Wisconsin Central toward
this city. We cannot afford to defeat
this proposition, and thus throw away
our only projecting power.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

Quick WoRK.-The following is isk-
en- srcrn the Madison Journals repor. Of
the se.ioa of the assembly on Jan. Is
among Bills introduced:
by Mr. Rankin. to authorize Mani
towec city 10 borrow money to build Q
bridge. (Oa his motion the rules were
suspended and the bill passed J.
TSe details Of the IL tan passed viii
be pubiished IS soon ss received mean
while We cannot withheld tho sckuuwl
e1RVc,e uk Of prUWpti Shl6W
80 Hu 19N lepNk8&At3tss
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

CH,rsEp HAMS. face. roush skin, pimpls-. ring
worm, saitrhe:nl, and other cu,a!oors affection
.ire.!. ard til skin inzIe aoft and smooth is usn
the rNlrrk TAR soar, made b ca sFell, iiazsri
Sew York. Ee certain to let the Jsrisper Tar s.,
a. there arg nlsuy worthless, i'm ;tfnns mad viii.
COMMON tar 19S4 - "
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

LASTERNs.-Our City Council has or
Tered two lanterns, TO be placed at the
ends of each of our principal bridges.
shich vii be quite an improvement and
very u-efuI 10 travellers during the many
lark nights we low .n5oy
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

THE Commute On BEidges has been
Instructed TO have = suitable sign put Up
on Main ST. Bridge, 10 forbid fast driving
hereon. There is ga ordinance in force
now OF hat subject which. if enforced,
will he quite sufficient 10 bring offenders
10 grief on short notice.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

IcE houses are being filed very rapidly
nog; the ice is of Immense thickness
AMI beautifully clear and transparent
We -xpt C, that quite a trade will spring
up ia thi. commodity for shipment next
season. Better Ice cspnct be found any
where
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

HOMESTEAD FOR SALE There being
such scarcity of suitable dwellings in
our city, We call especial attention to .hc
advertisement of VIII A. Place, who is
going West and wants to sell out. The
opportunity he offers is good onc. 4otf
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
MARINE TIERS.

NAyIGATIoN-The sckooneEs Be. hoe
ard the Rafadeer have gone into winter
quarters The Home is loaded sith hay
fo- Clay Banks and is waiting for fair
wind and clear water.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

The st. .Josph came into port last Mem
day morning and left FOR the South again
late in the evening. We wish her as
pleasant weather throughout this winter
IS she has had during her las. trip.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
TEACHERS COLUMN.
ren.her.. a.roein..an.


The programme for the next meeting
is as follows:
Declama.ion-G. f. Viebahn.
Elements of Percenisge- iIrs Stewart
Parsing Verbs Mr. Price.
Geography Of Wisconsin,. n. Stew
art.
Omhoepy-Snpt kirwsn.
Least Common Multiple, &c Walker
Elementary instruction in Geography
Miss O Conucr
Discussion: each teacher TO present
two questions on school work. OF law.
The next meeting ~ill he held on sat-
uriay The 18th inst, iu the ID Ward
School house. Every one who car, and
who feels any real interest in this work,
should attend professional gatherings.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

TAG following named gentlemen uare
elected directors O. The Dry d ok Com
pany 81 he lat meeting George Cooper
J Inn Schuette, Jacob Lueps, NJ. Fellows
p ter Johnston. JOS. Villas and s. A
Wood
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
RAILROAD ITEMS.


II is now rumored that the Manitovoc
Railroad Company has assumed its
rights which had been jeopardized by a
coalition with another company. and
will soon be in condition TO place itself
on the right track By carrying out the
original programme of the aforesaid
COMPANY
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

SHIpBUILDINo The pleasant weather
has revived our shipyards very sudden
Is All our shiphuilders have increased
their operations considerably so that
the new propeller for the Goodrich line
II already in frame, and the new schoon-
81 for l. Larson is also advancing rapid
ly Hr Julius John,cn has furnished
Us the dimensions Of The schooner as
follows:
Length of keel--7s feet.
Breadth of beam-2l f.
Derth OF hold-63 it.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

NORMAL SCHooL.-Ws would call the
especial attention of our readers to the
notice in cur Teacher column Of Messrs.
Viebahn and Stewart Principals of
two of cur best city schools-who pro-
pose to establish Saturday Normal
School for the instruction of teachers and
Others preparing to become such.
Although our acquaintance with the
two principals is but short, we have read,-
~ become convinced tbs, they are both
gentlemen possessed of attsinmants equal
81 by hu; by few and surpassed by none
in our State. snd as they have only the
improvement Of our schools at heart
without rejecting on any large pecuniary
reward, We most heartily commend them
and their enterprise to the most
general support of the teschers and citi.
sens Of cur city snd county.
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s.turday Normal scb.oI.

The undersigned will, on Saturday.
February SIN, begin Saturday Normal
School. for the instruction Of those leach
ing, CT desirous to teach, Common School
b:arches. and methods of teaching. -
Lessons and exercises will be assigned,
AID r.c,tations heard. but methods of In
s;Fuc,i"n will be kept prominently before
tbs pupils. One lecture week will bo
ei,cn On the elements of Natural Science,
viii view TO oral lessons in sur com NOR
sef:uol
Ill those wishing 20 avail themselves
ci thiz opportunity 10 Improve in their
rioies.ion, are invited to meet Us on the
day nsmcd. in tho Principals room,
South side School house, at o O. clock A.
Nj. A small tuition fee will be charged.
We would ike large attendance from
the country, as VOL as from the city.
c. T. VIEBAIiN,
Art \ STEWART
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

CUTTERS. Large snd profitable sales
nave been made here this winter OF cutters
IN sieighs not manufactured in this city
What can he the reason that cur mech an
ics do not com nete snccassf,,llr
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

Hoods KogG=iae has vigorous sr
sicle ficn, The paa c. Gail Hamilton on
The prolific sabjer;x % bad terv,nts and
hos 10 iuprnTe theEn. She thinks By
disc:.ar2iag them. and If Eo must be-
,eE~ed shshbily. serve ourselves rather
than pay them Tor doing il, would, if
folloSei up hy organized effort. work =
speedy change. 81 teaching these ladies
of tia siichsn that their services can and
viii te dispensed With unless rendered
gler. cs-efa:.y and fai.hfuIly,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

THE Donation fer Rev. j. Lavelle net
ed SlT5. Mr. and Mrs Lavolle return
heir sincere thanks TO their many friends
Tor their generous tokens OF interest in
heia and their york
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

MASQUERADE The Ladies Society on
the South side. propose. il compliance
With the old European custom, to have =
Masked Ball at the Turner Hall on the
s0sh inst, and to devots the avails of it
TO the oenft of destitute families in our
city. Although the large hearted benevo-
lence of our citizens has prevented suffer-
ing to great degree. there are still fami-
lies who, through fire Or other accidents,
are left destitute Of the necessaries of life
and who cannot overcome their personal
feelings 10 appeal publicly for aid to the
more fortunate and prosperous; for such
especially is it she aim and purpose ofthe
Ladies to procure, if possible permanent
relief, and we know. that they will not
appeal in vain to the kindness and be-
neyolen. spiris of our community, soft.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

FARMERS sre throngi5g oar streets
18th their Welcome supplies, and are
Il paid for all they bring. The moe,
leasing feature is,shzi ;hose residing in
ne western tiers Of our County find thai
,ianisnwnc merchants still pay the high
- prices Tor grain and other comuodi-
les, aud is; farmer. .l~y. do best b.
aiming to CIR market.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

WOOD i ncs from So t. ~ FER cord
and vzii; probably 40. bccon.c az, chap
er ,hs year. Where Is the stovcvocd
We we're to rec i've Last seek No,r i
the time, We want it nlos,.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

ScnuETzENE EST. i here will be large
meeting Of the German Sharpshooter.
Societies OF this Strife. sometime next
miner in ouy city, which Will probably
create quite stir in our community !;
here will be grand target shooting by
several hundred members st klingholz
Park. W 1ere the preparations for it have
already commenced. Concerts, Balls and
her entertainments will Of course ncs
b wanting On 'hu; interesting occasion.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

HI Hubbard. Chairman, MRnitowcr Rapid; Johl
Mil CsItrevllle John H. - Inc Meeue; john Barii.
fchle,wlx: Anton etabl, Eaton; Patrick MIlloy LII
erty: Elei. Schmidt. hsHtun; l. P Nichols, RocA
land; Iuyar Amnuds. Gate; L. J. Smalley. haniioVo
4. b. Drn.ke, lst " I'D ~. C"nNn "a MAT,.; =
ssap 81 Ward " l. 6 lhert II y ard g. y ilkITlz
g. DAIMLER. Rivers; IA Roh5ts"n, X csruth;
T. stuke- Franklin E.d ke-ail, Maple GTt'Tc: >
Toahs CoOper-toFu. Is. B.fsaiI, tf'b=on " inAi IN
Nish icott; FRED. Yugrl, 1wo treeks.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

TIE PUaasr AND SwEsIfsr CoD-Liy.a o. is H"zs.
: Caswa,s made the shur-, from tre.n. Sc
lectel i:vers, = CAswE,L, u,z.np Co., New Yorl
1t absolutely ss:T, aud ssress. Patients who ha,-
aiken it prefer !; ali others hys!eans !'.v'
decided it sape,i. Of the ether oli. IL sslk,
1884 l2w
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PER SONS hacii,g advertisement
ffskea3ed for insertion IA the easuiH
s,u,stoer Of the TRIBUNE, sciH pleas
ksnd ia their farors prerious to neg
Heeyiesdou aeon.
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CIVIC soCIErIEs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lodge No 65. a :. 4 a
II, meets every First and Third "Wednesday ~ enc
ssoa,h at Tie Lodge Room, over ihe5. Robinson
pvuE Store, On York street.
o3D MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge No IS. I. {
~ > rnesr. every Tuesday Even M over Tho
70 liG=or', Drug store, on York Street
s.I,owoc Lodge \ 1874, 1. o Of o. T. moe'
ever, Wctn.s .zy evening, at the Lodge koo2i, II
tssgus' building corner Sth and jay SITS
Sons OF Observation-Disclosures lodge 10 :
meets every Friday evening otlgs Room Ia Csrls
building. corner Sgh sIi1 Jay SIS
TURN vEREIS meets every Tuesday and f.ida.
evening 81 the Turner Hall Oh Washington street
sJ0yANSKA LfPh meets every Sunday sft,rIooI
at ? clock at their Hall On North 9Th street.
TIE SCANDINAVIAN BROTHERHOOD r,eet
every Wednesday evening in Sioyanska Lips Hall o.
Aertk tn street
sfrst Presbyterian Memorial Church. Rev. Mr. t.I
Stevens Of Sti and state SITS. services ~ I0
o'clock 3. anl = 7. m; Sunday School at p. L
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rer. J. i~yei!e It
s. bst~een Chicago and State streets, services at iO
AMI 81 ~ p. IA; SUNDAY Sch"oi AT = p ni
ssr-s German Evangelical f4utlern Chu.ca, Re
NJ. Uuel:cr. corner sth and Marshall SITS, wee
as 70 a. N, Sunasy School at p M.
Cotaoic st. BoniIacicus Church, Hey. ar. fsssr
ssrlsr af Man aad Marshall Sta. triy Macs AT
X, High SAss, nt 10 yesper u: = PIN. Nes.
sfsJ Mass at 5 a m.
G.rn,an Reformed Church. Rev AR. RusterhoIz.
lsr Main and Hamilton SITS, services al 10
p, NJ; Sunday Schuul at y. IN.
herman Methodist Church, Rev. Mr.. Landme; er,
sth St, Soa;h side; services 10 m, and u.
Sunday School AT a.
German Baptist Church, Rev. Hr. Hab, on 7th 81
South side; Aerr5ces at 10 and n T. Surdi
Sekooi az IA. II.
Norwegian Luthern Church. Rev. Mr.. Rjocrn. CO,
sd ."i STATE SITS seTv every tn I'd Sunday
= io1a u. NJ, aud every other Sunday 4
tkA afternoon.
Nor .Icthodist CAurch. sth ST, Mort
siis, s-rNlee ut 10 a. m, aud y +.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
CITY OFFICERS

Aayor-CHAc 49, ..,,.
Cit, C.erk-J0S kANhIN.
CIty 1re.ssureI-t REP. II HUL1E
City Attorney. tDREEoT
Police just.rc-D0N \. SHOVE.
Asss=sar-E. NELSON.
Nar.ial-J HsL|EHSGS. g
Surveyor. AENSBI.
A +. Du.Hkr.
AiG.rmen I5t Ward, Fred Schurtts.
ii. GuttfIsru.
/ Edward Conway,
Aldermen Cd Ward A. Hanson,
?. }. Smsiiey.
y \ re
Aidsruan ii Ward Joseph Staehle,
). KnIckrehm.
N4s..,.f.
Alderman sth Sar5( ". ProeiIazks,
Al. PatCteR.
Jss,;ees Of siie Peaee-Ist Nard-J. Z. 2inns: 2
wzrd, seq. ~ woodin; Sd Ward, J. oIiars; III
Ward, J. :. Anderson
C,ast.hles-lst Wsr.i, v m. GrieIline; II Ware.
T. .iiouil.-eti 81 Masd. j. Sstrauch; Ash Ward,
Murphy
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

DoCToR pRITCHABD has just received
fresh vaccine matter which comes quite
n 'ime on account of the present danger
of Infection
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

NFw CHyRe II. The members Of the
German Lutheran Church here are taking
active measure, Ia erect large brick edi-
fee in the place Of their present frams
build *, .l.ich csnnnt nov hold one half
of tn, tire ea; n>n beers.
We are glad 10 learn that the Lutheran
'-cl here Is in We tiourshinx e n
l;;ion sui ihst it> nes-Ese:or i, earais;g
m eh raise a. an * Hast prcscher f
ruly oirisfisr pTinsicies, eSamr:ii, ins
them BY paE~onal - nsleness and plefy.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

SMARr.-A urc;;y sclsr, game has
been i.lss ! Ga eur City fathers ~ ,wc
CO ,trsc'ors foT Street work. AT late
lawsuit before cur Police Justice. one of
the street Contractors hadto sicear that he
was - a. ineEship with another street
contractor in the business of grading tnd
S,rkins streets but that ttey were in the
habit of putting in sepsyG,c proposals for
street work. These men hi .f,s ,e-
cured R.ti executed most al the streat
In provsa,en.s of our CITY amounting 20
tens Of thousands OF d,s;;Sr- almost at
tts:s oSn terms. y 3 hope this will be
reaaeB be-ei hereafter
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

MEpHIsT, will please accept oar thanks
for the pretty POEM i. this issue; may
this his first favor soon be followed By
others
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.sesc advertisements.

N Observation-Disclosures County Court. In the
L matter of the estate Of Mary Carr Dscsa.sd On
reading and filing the petition OF John Hail Of Mani
70" oe, representing among other things tina: Mary
Carr, late of Clarks Mills the Goth day of sisr
d. 1858 at Clarks Mills died inteEtate leaving goods
chsttles and estate within this State and praying thai
aaminstratlon OF said estate he to him granted It il
ordered tst said petition heard before the Judg,
81 :his Court, on Monday. the 10th day Of February
a D. 1873 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ al my Office in sait
county Ordered further, THAT notice gveI
10 ihs heirs Q. said deceased snd all persons
ssted, BY publishing copy OF tkis order for thre.
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing in tn,
"MiSI1n-co TRIBUNE" weekly newspaper publish
ed at haaisuvoc in said cuuntr
zl-5s jsa. W. ". WALDO Co. Judge.
Dated ct hsnitowoc the 10th day of January A. D
1873 -
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COUNTY oFF,'EKs.

Cssuty TreasMrsr-QUER EA EN-.
Count. Clsrk-A. II RICHTER.
sheriii-R u. SH ART
Uuisr sheriff.. j. PIERCE.
Dsputy Sheriff-W&. GRlEBbiNG
Register OF De.tIs-G0HN FRANZ.
Clsrk q. tine Court-A. PiE>lNU.
County Jrtgr-N. W VI ALDO.
Distric: A tfornoy WI TURN Err
sup't OF Schoolz-NICHAEb hIRWAS.
-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

70 D,vi IS Journal lately started in
Philadelphia With Dr.. Dio Levi. for
es;ior I, is attractive looking and its
contents, "a far as we have examined,
are fresh aud breez.f Stories from good
sri.crs. articles on home culture and all
the topics of the day are promised from
able pens Just SO High" a be4u;i.
full Chrome goes with il 10 subscriber. az
g p.emiam. address htzcldau. stoddard
\ il1 yaLrsesH fs ssH'0 s.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

PERSONALS Doctor Hiett from, Berlin
called at this Office Isst Tuesday. The
Doctor has never been here before and
expresses himself well pleased Nth the
beauty of CUR location end surroundings,
with the fine appearance Of orr excellent
har5or, and public and private buildings
he predicts from the corxied s,ste Of cur
streets aud the present and prospective
great facilities of communication that
ManitoSoc may become the leading buSi-
mesa city Of the Nortii7yest IN very short
time. We would say TO the Doctor
''Come over and help ns.''
Mr.. FRANK STERS, of the Rapids, il
going to Kewaunes County, for the pur.
pose of building larse Touring mil for
one Of the mzny enterrrising citizens Of
that County. whist! sit keep him
away for shree or four months. VS. are
always glad to pots the appreciation
abroad ci tbs many excellent mechanics
in our ccmniunity.
Mr.. HAEERLAND, 1ho has lately re-
turned from Green Bay, where be built
one Of the largest tsnneries in the State,
has received 30 many applications from
Brown County, that he seriously con.
tctnp!aset making Green Bay his future
hpnlc. Wo should dislike to loose him
also, as many Of the best citizens Of
Brown County snd its cnri,ol hail srora
good old Nanitowoc already.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

= rxssni. ans departures of in
rich StN2IhRrs.

The de-wheeI steamers Manitowoc and sheiny gan
-o5pr ~olth viii leave every merinng, sundays eH
s.nt.df st ~ o'clock Saturdays boat leaves - :
= N. Going North SATURDAY boat goes through Il
Two Creeks, keE,suEee aud AEnete,-
The pEar-cstiu steamers OcODfn, - ifi-HIh am
Tr,s.tielI II arrive end d. pat from ManioToe n
follows:
Going south-Leave every siouday, "Wednesday
ami Saturday al about q.
Going North--Leave every Tuesday, Thursday ana
J. W T0oNBs, Agent.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

Ho ;. JOSH PHI r ,NIN, made flying
visit to his family 10 Manitowoc lss, week,
and returned 70 Ms6is.n last Monday.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
ocR xI.rRiNG RarE.

According 20 arrangements We can oter
sh3 Tribune with aay of the following
ua med publics.icEs at The priees thereto
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

The Teachers Association will he held
at the I'd Ward School House on Satur-
day The 25:h. The meetings of tho AS
ISOLATION are highly interesting and it will
pay well every intelligent person, who
takes an interest in the advancement OF
common schools, to make it poin, to be
preSeOt.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23
SIXTY YEARS HENCE.

Tall swaying Plies see the hill side
Winter winds whisper among them Of rest
snowfakes come weeping from gray-cloudod heay'n
Weaving crown DER their cold dreamy crest
Nights shostly shadows unfetter saeir gloom,
Draping both river and valley from view,
silentiy f.lis il the grim folds of nish.
Tins honored scenes that my boy hood once knew
Alone on the hillside, wanierer rest
Weary Of foot and weary Of mind;
Casting my glances in sad retrospect,
husing DER years whos0 days have declined
'Tis sixty years hence that my revere marks;
Sixty years heRce-the time yet to CONS.
When the romance of life will have woven its end
lad my spirit sirsys over rny last earthly home
'Tis a trear winters night star in the sky
To listie.s the way. to the home have found,
The threshold touch as bend DER knoll
snow-hiddeu something's lone uameless
lmound.
But aulorg the old pines the hill side
TIE winds will there whisper ofrest,
And the snowaakes from srsy-cIouded heaven,
1Tesys tlie brightest c-evns o'sr their crest
A.PHIs4o.
Madison, Jan. 1878.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-23

TaE very interesting report of Mr.. J.
G. Smith, temporary Secretary Of the
Teachers Southern Association Of Mani.
toEoc was received last might too late FOR
insertion in this issue. Il vili appear
mex week without fail