The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-17
CITY AND COUNTY.
Maas;tosUoc, Thursday, Dec. II.

For fine confectionery go to Cones.
HOBBY HORSES, all sizes and prices, at
A. f. K1ingbeils.
The Amateurs talk of giving another
exhibition after the holidays.
An express package containing S2e in
currency was stolen from Ryder's Office
one day this week.
A LARGE addition is being made to
the capacity Of the round house at the
railroad yard.
The sport Washington, anew engine
for the NJ, L. S. and W. Road, ar
rived at the depot i'll this city yesterday.
ALL the popular Games can be found
at Kingbeil's.
ONE week from tomorrow is Christ
mas, on which day you are expected to
''come down" handsomely with presents.
The first sleighing Of the season was
INDUCED in yesterday, and that to very
limited extent.
The finest lot of confectionery, fresh
and preserved fruit, sweet cider, &C.,
can be found at E. Cones.
A RUNAWAY on Seventh street, last
Saturday, resulted in the demolition of
a lumber wagon.
Strong circumstantial evidence shows
that the burning of Mr.. Mulholland's
barn short time since, was the work
of an incerdiary.
Buy good book for your friend. You
can find it at Klingbeil's.
| MARRIED 10th, 1874 at
the residence of the brides father,
Timothy Lavine, by the Rev. John
Paterson, Mr.. w. III. DAVIS and Miss
FANNY LAvINE, both of Cato.
You can procure articles for Christ
mas at Kingbeil's which are both use
full and ornamental at prices which will
astonish you.
E. CONE has a choice selection Of
toys, fruit, confectionery and other
holiday goods at prices to suit the
times.
The roads are in excellent condition.
being worn down hard and smooth,
and affording an excellent bottom for
sleighing.
The time for killing deer expires on
the 18th of January. Parties indulg-
ing in the sport after that date are liza
BILE to be prosecuted under the game
laws.
KL1NeBEn is selling childrens' cutters
and sleds at cost. Call soon and secure
bargain.
For fine line of photograph albums,
picture frames and silverware, suitable
for Christmas gifts, call on F. Ransch,
on York Street.
For choice Christmas confectionery
go to E. Cone, near the south end of
the bridge. He has just received q
stock embracing many varieties never
offered in this market before.
DOLLS at 5, 10, Is, 25, SO, rs, LOO,
1.50, 200, 800. $50, 400, 45O, 600,
7.50 and 500 at A. f. Klingbeil's.
AN alarm of fire. on Sunday evening,
called out the steamer and created
quite an excitement for time. Happily
the alarm was false one.
STEP in and look at those handsome
girl sleighs at Klingbeil's.
DEER were never so plentiful in the
woods for years as they are now re-
ported to be. A man recently brought
in seven of them, the result of half
days hunt.
If you and your girl are "out,' go to
Kingbeil's and buy her some of those
elegant holiday goods which he is offer
ing in such profusion. They will
sweeten her.
j. L. BRANDIEs, on York street, Of
fers decided bargains in ready-made
clothing. His stock is large, fresh and
embraces the latest styles of everything
in the line OF gentlemen's wear. His
prices will be found as low as the lowest.
a WEEK from Saturday evening the
| Turner's give an exhibition at their Hall.
IF our American citizens knew the excel
lence Of the performance they would
certainly attend.
A FEW nice black walnut brackets are
on exhibition at KhngbeiPs bookstore.
THE schooner Jessie Phillips was the
latest arrival at this port to lay up. She
came in on Saturday, and experienced
considerable difficulty IN making her
way through the ice above Eighth ST.