The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-12-30
CITY AND COUNTY
ManitosUoc. Thursday, Oecbr. 80.
COUNCIL meeting next Monday.

III Madison ON Monday next.
''SHE Stops to Conquer" was written
before the days of pil-back skirts.
TIE Legislature begins its session a
week from next Saturday, the 18th prox
BECAUSE Fred Mahnke is a good
bridge-tender, does that make him le-
CALENDER?
THE farmers utilized what sleighine
there was on Monday and Tuesday by
rushing large amount of produce to the
city.
Mr.. 7. ROBINSON has disposed of his
interest in the drug store of Robinson &
Roberts, in Kewaunee, to Mr.. Joseph
Walender.
GATHER ye cocktails while We may.
/ The Old year still is wearing off;
| The self-same youth that drinks to-day,
Next Sunday will be swearing off.
IF the best interests of this city are
looked to, Mr.. Fred Seeger will be re.
elected Chief Engineer of the Fire De
partment.
| FIREATEN will take notice that the an
nual election of Chief Engineer and
Assistant takes place on the 18th of JAN
uary.
THE friends of Mr.. Even, our County
Treasurer, will be panied to learn that
he has been confined to his residence for
several days by sickness.
CAPT. GooDRIcH has now only one
propeller in commission, the Depere,
having placed the Truesdell IN winter
quarters at Milwaukee.
THE annual meeting of the State
Grange of the Wisconsin patrons of hus-
bandry will be held in Milwaukee, at
the Newhall House, Jan. 4th.
A MAN in Cincinnati shot himself
through the heart, the other day, because
he was dunned for $24. Our creditors
will please make note of this.
| THE annual meeting of the Wisconsin
State Horticultural Society will be held
in the Agricultural Rooms, at Madison,
| on the LIST, ID and Sd of February next.
If this issue of our paper lacks in in
terest, it must be ascribed to the fact
that our employees have got it out in a
| hurry, in order to have New Years to
themselves.
NASH, the Chronicle genius, was
around Monday, showing pair Of car
pet slippers, purchased of Brandeis,
which he said his girl made for him as a
Christmas gift.
! Our carriers will be on hand next
| Saturday with their annual New Year
offering. We recommend them to the
favorable consideration of The TRI-
BUNE's friends and patrons.
We hung up our stocking, last Friday
night, but the only thing we got in it,
| the next morning, was our foot
| Chronicle. Which was much more than
any other man in the county got under.
| the same circumstances.
THIS is the kind of weather that makes
the dashing young man wish that instead
of spending a dollar and o half for that
massive diamond pin last summer, he
judiciously had invested it in a pair of
winter drawers.
THE ball to be given by the Turner's
at their Hall tomorrow evening, prom
ises to be one of the most enjoyable ever
gotten up. Good music and refresh
ments have been provided, and there
will be nothing to prevent a merry time
The ''eternal fitness of things" was
illustrated here recently in the appoint
ment of Capt. Albrecht to the position
of Chaplain in one of our Masonic LODI
ges. The Captain has achieved the sue
cess which always follows career OF
piety and godliness.
Mr.. G. ENDREss and son, of this
place, have contracted with Hanson &
Scove for the construction of steam
tug during the winter, which they pro-
pose using in connection with their fish
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to be 81 feet keel, and 10 feet beam, and
will resemble the Gagnon somewhat,
only it will have a broader bow.-Chr07a-
icle.
A Coop THING.-We are informed
that arrangements are nearly completed
for course of lectures under the auspi.
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in this city. This is just what we need
and we trust they will be literally sus-
tanned by our citizens. Due notice Of
the time and place of each lecture will
be given.
WHAT shall we eat? Everybody knows
it is injurious to health to eat poor adul
terated food, and that, to retain good
health, it is necessary to use pure goods
only, but everybody does not know
which is the best, perhaps don't know
where to get them. We would say te
all such that we keep the pure article il
spices and groceries. Call for the best al
dec29-2t JOHN ScHUETrE & Bros
The members of Badger Engine Co
No. 3, elected officers at their last regu
lar meeting as follows:
Foreman-Gottlieb Rudolph.
1st Assistant-Henry Wits.
Cd Assistant-Julius Tech.
Secretary-Chas. Paulus.
Treasurer-Chas. Dobbert.
Hose Capt.-Fred Weaholtz.
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