The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-17

day for Appleton and Manasha. success
be with them.
SrEREoscoPEs and Views, Eplain and il
colors. new and In great variety, jus
opened at the store of f. Ransch.
GoING-Snow and sleighing.
| HoPING-Printers for pay.
FALLINa-Thermome and pedes
/ TRANS.
!. DREssNAKING. please notice
the card published to-day OF new dress
making establishment by Mrs. Edwards
and Miss Snihin, who are both experien
ced, reliable and richly deserving full
share OF public patronage.
| IF ANY OF our readers are IN want Of
anything ia the stove line they will dc
we'll to call upon Z. w Borcberdt, Chi
cago street, opposite E. K. Rand s
hardware store, before purchasing. He
also keeps large stock of tinware of bis
own manufacture. tt
! MASKS MASKS. largest line OF
masks ever brought to this city, consist
ing of wire, silk, wax and common masks
are now being opened at A. F. King
bells, and sold wholesale and retale at
Milwaukee prices. Orders for masquer-
AIDE suits are taken and promptly sup
piled 49-3t
JOHN KUnE1r died last night, of Con-
sumption. He was a strong, healthy
man before he went into the Saloon bu-
siness, but even his powerful constitution
had to succumb to it's murderous effects.
Will his untimely decease be warning
to the many who are now on the same
road to moral and physical ruin.
PILFERING.-P. S. Tllson's cloth line
was robbed last Friday night Of an entire
washing. worse some thirty dollars
This shows that our rapid growth in
population does not increase the safety
of our property. and is warning to all
the good housewives to take in their
washing before night, so as not to be
taken in " by others.
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NEW VEssEL.-The dry dock COM
pany have commenced the construction
of another new vessel for Geo. Slauson,
of Racine, to be of the following dimen-
sions Length of keel, 100 feet; Length
over all, 10 feet f; breath of beam, "a
feet; depth of hold, 7 feet. She is to be
built along side the dry dock, and when
THEPRoGREssIvES HIP-BUILDER.- he
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/ \ LARGE stone WIS iUuuu ou 'uO io'A
road track, on the crossing this side o
the Branch, which was removed by Mr
! O. Fiagg. of Cato. last Saturday Ii L
lucky that our friend happene5 TO come
along at that that time and saw the OBJ
struction, as the train passing there soor
after would. in all probability, have
struck it and sustained more or les
injury.
KING OF THE BLooD.-Pralrle Itch l.
caused by disordered and inactive
liver, produced by miasmatlc poison upoi
the system The King of the Blood act
as stimulating alternative upon all th'
glands OF the body, especially upon TIL
liver (Which is a glandular body) an'
will, therefore, by correcting the secre
tions and curing the liver, remove IN
short time this troublesome and loath
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