The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-28
CITY AND COUNTY
Namitozgoc, Thursday, Oct. 28A.
BE sure and vote.

more promised
EVERY breeze sends the leaves flying
to the ground and the sidewalks.
Dm your husband have to go to 9
special ''meetingof the lodge" last night
RUMoR has it the matrimonial world
will be somewhat agitated this week.
| Particulars soon.
TT is the single drop that overtiows
the bucket. So it is the single vote that
wrests victory out of defeat.
IT rained, showed, hailed and sleeted
during Tuesday last, and during the
night froze everything solid.
THIS is the last paper before election.
Those who do not take a lively interest
in politics, will not regret it.
VAN ORNUM says it was boy this
| time = and lusty one too; but the
young chap is down on Taylor.
| Do not fail to vote Do not fail to
| bring out your neighbor Do not fail to
labor earnestly for every vote known to
| be favorable to the good cause.
WooD is very scarce in the market
that is, if You want to buy it direct from
the farmer. 1t will begin moving soon,
however.
THE man does not deserve the protec-
ton of his fellows who will not protect
himself by the use of his ballot. BE
sure and vote, Tuesday!
THE ball given by the members of the
Hook and Ladder Company, at Turner
Hall last Saturday evening was largely
attended and heartily enjoyed.
AN entire wagon-load of wooden shoes
was brought to the city one day last
week, for sale. Fred. Heineman pro-
cured two pair Oh subscription.
The Standing Committees of the Dio
cese of Albany and New York have con
scented to the Conservation of DR.. Brown
Bishopelect of this Discese.
ONE vote made ThomasJ efferson Pres
ident of the United Suites. One vote
| may again confer public honors on a
man equally worthy to bear them. Bring
ont every vote!
COOP judges solemly declare that dur
ing the month of November we shall
have three weeks of Indian Summer.
We hope they will prove good judges
in this instance.
LET the young men of the country
| those who are just coming upon the
stage of political action-carefully study
the history of both parties, and then de-
| eide with which they will unite them
selves.
BUSH, the harness thief, had a prelim-
mary trial before Justrice Glover, last
| Saturday, and was bound over to appear
at the next term of our Circuit Court,
in default of bail.
If every Republican will do his duty,
the Ohio victory will be duplicated in
Wisconsin. The duty is a light one.
1t consists in voting. If every Republi-
| canresoIves to vote, the victory is assured.
| THE next Episcopal Church Sociable
is to be held at the Windiate House on
next Wednesday evening. Whoever
fails to attend, misses an opportunity
for enjoyment which is seldom offered
in this city.
| EVERY vote should be brought out to
the polls. This is the way to win great
victories. To remain inactive, presum
ing on the popularity of the ticket, OF
the former strength of the candidates is
to invite defeat.
THE steam barge Annie Laurie
brought to this port last Thursday by
the tug Kitty Smoke, is still in dry-docl
receiving repairs to her machinery ant
being re-caulked.
THE Touring mill men are all happy
for wheat is flowing in freely, and al
their mills are in first class order te
/
as much as possible before the close O.
navigation.
NEXT Tuesday the people of Wiscon
sin will show their disgust for the bogus
reforners of this state, by putting il
votes which will put the government
into the hands of Republicans, who have
proved themselves the peoples friends
WHILE at Two Rivers, last Friday, we
saw Nash, of the Chronicle, eat two
pound package of Dick Miller's Timber
ger cheese at one sitting. That accounts
for the odors prevalent in his vicinity
which are sufficiently strong to make 6
glue factory hold its nose.
THE campaign is rapidly drawing to 6
close. Short as the time is, splendid
work can yet be done toward bringing
ont full vote. Appeal to every goo6
citizen to cast his vote, for on single
vote may depend the fate of the State
FARMERS should remember that the
Citizens Association is paying Milwau
| kee prices for wheat, and that dry goods
groceries, etc., can be purchased here
for less money than in almost any othel
| town in this section of the state.
A FULL vote for the Republican ticke
means triumph thres-fourtns vote
means defeat. Let our friends consider
| the results of Democratic victory. anG