The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-13
CITY AND COUNTY.
Naas;tozUoc, Thursday, Mag -.


gan) Land Plaster for sale at J. Fl.
Thornton's.
The propeller Depere called at this
port on Tuesday on her way to Lake
Superior.
How to make hot bed-Put your
candle near your pillow and read your
self to sleep
BUSINESS prospects are frightening
and the general hope of a lively summer
trade is strengthing.
A SEVERE northeast storm drove
large fleet of vessels into this port for
protection Saturday.
THE small schooner Glen Guyler,
hauled out and repaired last winter, will
be ready for business soon.
THE first load of lumber for Captain
Guyles' yard was brought over last
Saturday on the scow D. r. Owen.
THERE are five "blue Mondays" in
this month, and that fellow can see his
girl home from church five times, also.
Ike MICHIGAN is about fifteen inches
lower this season than last and, as
consequence, this affects the depth of
water in the harbors along the shore.
j. H. THORNTON offers his entire
stock of Clothing, Hats and Caps, at
actual cost, having decided to close out
his Clothing, Hat and Cap stock.
THE Catholic congregation of Two
Rivers are putting up a building on
Walnut street which they intend for
parish school when completed.
J. SCHUETrE & Bros. have large
and well selected stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
also Hats and Caps at low prices.
THE tug Julia Drisko, which has been
engaged in the fishing business at Two
Rivers for some time past, has been LAID
up for the present, owing to the scarcity
of fish.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment Of Capt. j. f. Guyles' lumber
yard, in another column. That gentle
man is now prepared to furnish lumber,
lath, shingles, etc., in quantities and at
prices to suit.
WORK on the new engine house in the
Third Ward is progressing rapidly, the
masonry being nearly completed. It
will be by far the finest building of its
class in the city, and the Third Warders
are proportionally prout of it.
J. II. THORNTON will give you the
best bargains for cash to be found in the
city-having decided to sell for cash
only and at low figures, believing it to
be the interest Of the merchant to sell
for cash and the consumer to buy for
cash.
The schooner City OF Woodstock got
on the beach at Two Rivers during the
heavy gale Of last Friday, but the tug
Kitty Smoke went up from here and
succeeded in getting her off before she
received any serious damage.
MARRIED, at the residence of G. F.
Hagenow, in the town of Rockland, on
the Goth Of April, by G. F. Hagenow,
Justice of the Peace, Mr.. VIM. BORNE
FELT, of Reedsville, and Miss ANNE
SCHNEIDER, OF Sheboygan.
The building on York street formerly
occupied by Mr.. Sizta as a liquor store,
has been removed, and force of men
are now at work on the foundation Of
brick building which, when completed,
will stand second to none in the city.
FARMERS, please bear in mind that j.
e. Thornton Will sell you barrel of
Land Plaster, containing $50 pounds of
plaster, whilst other dealers give you
only 800 pounds, and that he is the only
dealer having the genuine Michigan
Land Plaster.
AN exchange says: The word love, in
the Indian language, Is ''Schemlendam-
ourtchwager. Only think of it, girls,
through your myriad destinations, caus-
ing respectable young men to fall head
over heels in Schemlendamourtchw
with you.
LAND PLASTER Price Reducod!!
Fresh ground, from Michigan plaster
rock:
IS cents per barrel for loose 800 10.
1.15 IS in barrels.
$50 per ton.
at the Plaster Mill, OF store of
6may2-t J. ScKUETTE 6 Bios.
NOTICE is hereby given that on and
after Monday, May Il, 1875, the So
called Cattle Ordinance will be enforced.
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