The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-01-06

TIE young ceuple 20 ~a.e sees
| fee ng each other IL, >F.iac yer a
gate, the other night. stoula adjo0i to
the parsor tete-a-:ete
Az exchange says: Keep an eye
our fr the resumption f faymert. .
Tc which the Jackson Sentinel -. es:
sB til our eyes are already out looking
Cor it. AID so are our eloov<.
Strangers ami travelling = siness
men a e hoard 70 s"ni r. everp La hat
there 5 acre tci.le~s q ue. ae.1 the;
money is aotc L'4u;y i. 81 n,tor3o i IN
in any l.ar ely ~ us u in the STATE.
CHnBLAINs. Prof. sAnderson's Der
nador" is certain cure every time for
cls;jblaius. The proprietois viii warrant
cure in all cases when ii e D arma,lor is
applied freely according to directions.
See advertisement in another column.
TIE lciure WI. CHI was to lave cen
delivered by. the Rev l.. n Wheeler or
Wednesday (to-n,n1rowl nise has
been POSTPONED untii next Friday even
ing. January 9tb, on account Of untoward
circumstance
concert at Two Rivers on Thursday Jan
u4ry Slh let there be full ',onse
We made "a mistake in our las. Issue
and now correct it as above. Do not fail
to attend.
Crsr0M WoRK.-Mr. g. H. Cold
wa.er warrants all his work IN boots and
shoes to he satisfactory in good material
neat fl and reasonable prices. We have
tried him and found him as good az his
word . Go thou and do likewise If
THREE boys were arrested yesterday
and convicted before Justice D. A.
Shove of drunkenness after stealing
jug of whiskey out of farmers wagon
and getting drunk on it. Two OF the
boys were sent to the Reform School and
one being too old to be sent there was
sent to jail for fifty days. The boy who
sole the liquor has not been found yet.
CiIAPPED HANDS. face. rough skin.
pinp e. ringwnrm. saltrtleun, and other
cu.ans Gus affections cnred, and the skin
made soft and smooth, by using the
Jnnipar Tar Soap. made By CaSwell
Hazard & Co, New Yrrk. Be certain
O get the Juninar Tar SOAP. as there
are many limitations made with common
tar which are worthless. l4w
Now is the time when people ought
70 settle accounts. and especially pay
their small bills with cheerfulness md
promp,ituda Il five or ten dollar bill
started in the morning goes about like
a missionary doing good all day and
very likely comes back TO roost comfort
by at night. Pay your little bills snd
d5n't forget the printer.
.Nv ~ ~, ,.aa1ov, aro r,.nf RI
any thing in the stove line they will 10
we'll to call upon f. w. Borchcrdt. Chi
cage street. opposite +. K. Rand,s
hardware store. before purchasing. He
also keeps large stock of tiaware Of his
own manufacture. If
RAIN AND Snow Last Saturdays
fog ended in a rain, which was followed
by snow storm Sunday morning. last
ing all the forenoon the weather was
quite cold during Sunday, but changed
yesterday, giving US warm sunshine and
a clear atmosphere. The sleighing is
good now and we hope it will last for
some time SO as TO benefit our lumber
men, farmers aud city folks.
FANCY Work Mrs. Gamack wil!
open class for fancy work at her store.
corner T,n and York streets. commenc-
ing January lst. 1874. "A full assert
ment of zephers and other material kept
constantly on hand. 37:3w
THE Propeller Bertschy got ashore
and sank near Northpoint Light Milwau-