The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-11-25
CITY AND COUNTY.
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GIVE THANKS!
A GOOD business winter is predicted
by competent judges.
THE epizootic continues to trouble
horses to considerable extent.
Our lawyers are busy preparing for
next months term of Circuit Court.
DRESSED HOGS are being brought to
market in considerable quantities now.
VESSELS arriving Sunday and Monday
had their bowes pretty well coated with
ice.
THERE is a lively movement In wood
especially upon these dark and cold
nights.
TaB County Board of Supervisors
adjourned yesterday. Yes, let's give
thanks
A CHOICE selection of New York ap-
Piles can now be procured of Plumb
Bros, corner Eighth and Buffalo streets.
The Racine schooner Rainbow will
winter at this port, where she will be
rebuilt.
THE greatest care should be used in
the disposition of ashes, these cold and
windy nights.
QUITE number of vessels have laid
UP here, and more will be added to the
number daily.
The schooner John Schuette, owned
by Messrs. Hanson & Scove, has been
laid mp at Buffalo.
A LARGE feet of propellers and vessels
sought refuge from the fearful storm on
Monday, in our river.
VEN1soN steaks are delicacy which q
fortunate few of our citizens have already
INDUCED in this winter.
WHILE driving in the country on Mon
day, we noticed that many farmers were
engaged in threshing out grain.
THE Derby style of Fall Hats, at
Plumb's Millinery Store, corner of Buff
falo and Eighth Streets. nov18
THE members of Manitowoc Lodge,
/. o. o. F., had very pleasant dance
at Turner Hall on Saturday evening.
REMEMBER the dance at Toms this
o. \ h. o,,t
est of the season and may be the last.
We have pencil all sharpened up to
record a case of drowning, brought about
by being too yenturesome Oh the ice.
LIVERY men are brushing up their cut
tors, with sad memories of the fact that,
Some go on tick who ride in sleighs
And laugh at him who walks and pays.
WINTER GooDs.-Read T. A. Chap
man & CO. 3 advertisement. They have
larger stock and at lower prices than
ever before.
THE finest line of Patterns Hats ever
in this market, at Plumb's Millinery
Store, corner Buffalo and 9Th SITS. nov18
IT showed sufficiently during Monday
night to give the boys an excuse for
bringing their sleighs into services-and
nothing more.
In order to allow our employees plenty
of time to eat their Thanksgiving dinner,
our paper has been published one day
earlier than usual.
THE labors of squrrel-hunting are out
done by our Nimreds in their efforts to
tell the biggest-well, narrative, -oon-
corning the number killed.
WE learn from the Sentinel that Mr..
G. c. Barnes, of this city, has purchased
the schooner Cornelia B. Windiate of
Messrs Windiate & Butler-considera-
ton, S14, 500.
ONE reason why our readers should be
thankful to-day is found in the fact that
they don't live in Minneapolis, Mimi.
The thermometer indicated Is degrees
below zero on Sunday.
THE steamer Sheboygan, of the
Goodrich Line, was laid up at this port
yesterday. The Chicago is still in eona-
mission, but will have to succumb to the
weather coon.
TIE Fond du Lac Reporter says that
DIR. J. II. II. Brown, the Bishop-elect
Of the Fond du Lac Diocese, will be con-
secrated in Saint Paul's church in that
city some time within the ensuing thirty
days.
FEATHERS, Flowers, Wings and Frames
of all kinds, at Plur1b's Millinery Store,
corner of Buffalo and Eighth ST. nov18
LAST Saturday was the first really cold
day of the season, and sinca then the
river has become frozen and the earth
looks as though it had set in for siege
with old winter. The boys enjoy the
skating hugely.
We understand that the Board Of
Aldermen are considering the question
as to whether the Mayors salary should
be raised to double the amount he is
now receiving.
Coop advice from the Fond du Lac
Commonwealth Young man, do not be
too particular as to salary the coming
winter. If you can get a situation and
moderate price for your labor, take it.
Anything is better than being idle.
Mr.. GEO. COOPER and wife returned
from their European tour on Monday
eyeninr both looking and fealiuO welI