The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-12-02
CITY AND COUNTY.
Z Thursday, Oecbs- z.
TAx-PAYING time will soon be here.

TAX-PAYING time will soon be here.
SOFT hearts often harden, but soft
heads never change.
NOSES are fashionable, and have al
ways been followed.
THE Goodrich steamer Alpenn was
laid up at this port on Friday.
THERE Will be meeting of the City
Council next Monday evening.
TRUE affection grows stronger as it
grows older. The same may be said of
an egg.
THE most complete job printing of
flee in this city is the one connected
with this paper.
DEER must be plenty this winter,
Judging from the number which are
brought to market.
UNION thanksgiving services were held
in the Methodist Church last Thursday,
and were largely attended.
WHAT late building was being done in
this city, was suddenly and effectually
stopped on Saturday night.
THE Derby style of Fall Hats, at
Plumb's Millinery Store, corner of But
f.,lo and Eighth Streets nov18
SOME of the wheat purchased by the
Citizens Association comes from within
five miles of the village of Kewaunee.
THE last month of the year. Have
you thought that Christmas and your
duties as Santa Claus were approaching?
THE Racine schooner Rainbow came
in last Friday, and was towed TO the dry
dock yard where she will be rebuilt this
winter by Rand & Berger.
THE best stock of Fall and Winter
Millinery in town, at Plumb's Millinery
store, on Buffalo street. nov18
The Citizens Association has been
sending off large Quantities OF wheat by
rail, recently, the shipments amounting
to five carloads in some instances.
THE roads throughout the county, just
previous to the snow end freeze-up, were
smooth and hard-insuring foundation
for good sleighing this winter.
The statement IN our last, to the effect
that the County Board had adjourned
on Wednesday, was premature. That
august body was in session until Satur-
day.
ABOUT two inches of heavy snow fell
during Saturday night, and on Sunday
everyone who could command a horse
and cutter was out taking his first sleigh
ride.
Our exchanges have a great deal to
say about editorial ability" What a
country editor really needs is the ability
to live on four sEhillings per week and
smoke his own cigars.
Mr.. A. P1ENING will conduct the bus
iicess heretofore done by Mr.. Kiingbeil.
MIR. p is one those gentlemen who are
always at hone in anything they under
take.
WEATHER prophets about here conn
IDENTIFY assert that we shall have announcer
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north side of their dogs is thicker than
on the south side.
Ir will be seen by referring to the fig
ures in another article, that this city is
called upon to pay fraction less than
one-fourth of the entire taxes levied by
the County Board
The debt of the State amounts to g.
252, 900, all of which, except S14, 900 in
outstanding State bonds and $57 cnr-
rency certificates, is due to the various
educational funds of the State.
TIE examination of DR.. Brown,
charged with producing an abortion on
the daughter of John Arnold, came up
before Justice Zinns last Friday and was
again postponed until tomorrow.
TIE ladies of the Episcopal church
have been engaged all summer and fall
in making preparations for Fair and
Festival to be held some time the pres
ent month, and which promises to be q
huge success. Particulars hereafter.
II has been discovered that the mate
rails used in coloring the striped hose
which have of late become so fashiona-
BILE, are very poisonous, several cases in
which serious consequences have ensued
by their use, being reported.
The TRIBUNE carrier boys are faithful
fellows, but like all of us are liable to
make mistakes. Should they neglect to
deliver your paper, please report the
fact to US and we will remind them of it,;
but don't ''get on your ear about it, for
it does you no good.