The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-05-11

| Hon. JOS. Villas was welcome caller
at our sanctum on Tuesday.
The County Board of Supervisors
will convene on the 22d.
Doors and shoes, the finest selection
in the city, Our readers can find at w.
A. Buses on South Eighth street.
THE County Treasurer's sale OF land,
for taxes, occurred on Tuesday
Two RIVERS proposes to celebrate the
Centennial Fourth of July S275 worth.
Il LBS. best Turkish Prunes for 81. 90
at NJ. .MAHoNEY's.
If man wants to know what "true
inwardness' means, let him try some
early cucumbers.
LET every farmer make arrangements
to be patron of the County fair next
fall.
IT is expected that the Manitowoc
Road will be completed to New London
the first of September.
Mr.. GEO. COOPER is preparing to
build an elegant residence near the cor
ner of Park and Ninth streets.
FINE ladies' and clliIdrens' shoes. SUBJ
stantial ard we,I-ftting, can always be
had at W. a. Buses.
PRoF. TIcE predicted much rain dur
ing this month, and SO far his calcula-
tons have proven correct.
THE fremen of the city are determin-
ed to celebrate the Fourth of July in
becoming manner. There are enough
of them to do it.
PARAsoI4s i'll great variety at
J. ScHUErTE & Bros.
LADIES who want to 'sshine" at the
party tomorrow evening, will find the
necessary equipments at Madam Feiker's
millinery store.
THE schooner W. B. Phelps, of Oswe-
go, loaded with three thousand barrels
of salt for parties in this city, is now I'M
loading.
Two-BUTToN Alexander Kid Gloves,
formerly sold at S1.75 and $500, can
now be purchased for seUe,aty.fve cents,
at O. ToRRIsoN's.
FoR SALE Perfectly new sewing
machines. One American and one Do
nestle. VIII be sold at bargain. For
terms enquire at this Office.
THE dredge is to be fitted mp and set
TO work deepening the channel IN front
of the elevator-the only part of the
river where such work is necessary.
THE steamer Chicago makes trip to
Ahnapee every Saturday morning, leav-
ing this port at $50 in the evening for
the south. This in reply to numerous
questions.
A SPLENDID line of Cashmeres, Mer;-
nos and Alpacas, of the very latest
shades, ut less than cost at
NJ MAHoNHy's.
On Friday night the schooner Annie
Thorine, while off Racine harbor, col
ided with vessel supposed to be the
J. V. Jones the Annie Thorine lost her
jibboom and foremost.
The attention of lady readers will be
given to the advertisement of @Goldwin's
Danish Powder" to be found elsewhere
and We are assured that the advertisers
and the remedy are reliable. Try it.
W. A. BUssE is fully up to the times
in supplying to his customers everything
new and desirable in the line of foot
wear. He guarantees satisfaction in
every particular.
JOHN LEE, who by rights has no bus
mess off the Sheboygan, has been in
town several days giving his valuable aid
in fitting out the new Alpena, which
steamer will leave this port in day or
two.
PRINTS, Sheetings, Stripes, Checks,
Gnghams, Denims, Tickings, ETC., etc.
at less than cost, at NJ MAHoNEY's.
fKESa GROUND
MICHIGAN LAND PLASTER,
in barrels and bags, at
2w J. SCHUErTE & Bios.
THOSE young gentlemen who make it
practice of congregating in the post
Office and whistling so vociferously, are
reminded that it is not the proper thing
to do, especially in the presence of
ladies'
ALDERMAN FL. Yrs has rendered his
resignation to the Board. Mr.. Wits is
one of the best posted, most conscien-
tious and energetic of our city fathers,
and We hope he can be induced TO alter
his determination to resign
THOSE who believe that an elegant and
perfect-ftting boot or shoe cannot be
found in this city, will be undeceived by
calling on W. A. Busse He is an 'sar-
fist of the last, who will certainly please
his customers.
FoR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The loy.-pres-
sure steamer Joseph l.. Hurd will leave
this Thursday night at II o'clock for