The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-11-02
VoTE early.
FoR Hayes and Wheeler.
They are the true reformers.
VoTE the Republican ticket

EVERY vote is of the utmost import
ence.
Col. GEo. CARTER was in the city dur
ing Sunday.
TIE female mind is now wrestling
with its winter hat.
THE County Board of Supervisors will
convene ON the 18th inst.
FRANK FISHER has already received q
lot of reapers for next years business.
AN Improvement in corsets is the new
closed back metropolitan at Schuette's
JOHN DUMNE is selling kip boots for
$3.50. That's cheaper than going bare
foot. -,
POLITICS should not interfere in our
County election. Only the best men
should be elected.
TIE rooms in the Third Ward school
house are to be provided with new desks
of the most approved pattern.
VOTERS, are you awake to the alarm
ing fact that tie thirteen late slave states
are again the masters of the Democratic
party.
THANKSGIVING day comes on the last
day of November. 1t will occur on that
date but three times during the present
century.
L FOR one sOiU resist under ana cir
c"nastaaces the use Of force to ooerce
the South into the Uaion.- SAINT el J.
Tilden, in 1861.
o. S. DAVIS, NJ. Kellner, and Peter
Johnston are all men who will do credit
to the county as representatives in Mad
ison, and should be elected.
HE schooner Thistle, owned by Mr..
Peter Johnston, of this city, is on her
way from Glasgow to st. Thomas, West
Indies, with cargo of coal.
PROPOSALS for re-planking the ap-
proaches to Eighth street bridge. will be
received until November 18th. See adj
vertisemenS ia another column.
THEY are making such perfect imita-
lions of the new silver money pieces that
1t requires the closest scrutiny to detect
Its spuriousness. Look out for it.
THE bark Constitution, recently ashore
at Whitefish Point, was brought to th is
port by the tug Leviathan last Friday,
and placed in dry dock for repairs.
IF times are hard, who made them SO?
Answer. A Democratic rebellion.
which cost $1,000, 900, 900 and took away
(killeO 500, 900 bread earners from their
families.
THREE farmers, while driving home i'm
wagon, recently, commenced to quar-
rel, and during the melee which follow
ed, one of them was pretty seriously cut
with O knife.
HALF a million of dollars of Southern
claims growing out of the war are found
to have been approved by theDemocratic.
House. Were they for damages by tres
pass2
Do the soldiers who propose voting
for Mr.. Tilden remember that he said in
1868 that he would rather sec them stalye
than contribute one cent to their COM
fort in the tielda
WE learn that Rev. Jos. DeForrest
breaches his farewell sermon next Sum
day. OF the causes which lead him to
determine upon leaving this parish we
are not informed.
LosT.-In this city, on Monday. O.
pocket-book containing some money, an
order. and other artic les. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this office.
A VOTE for John Schuette is a vote for
man who has rep resented his constitu-,
ency faithfully an d well. He deserves
re election at the hands of the voters of
County.
THE schooner Ada Medora cleared
from this port for Buffalo, Sunday, with
cargo consisting of %, 900 bushels of
wheat, taken on at the elevator. The
freight paid was cts.
IHE turner's are to have grand hall
at their Hall next Saturday eve. They
never fall to make them enjoyable ones,
as all will find who attend. See their
in another coiuJ IN.
ON Friday of pavf 1rooJ -,
be given at the Windiate Hc.use bv the
members of the Nonparejl Base Ball
Club, which promises to he a very pleas
mt affair and should be numerously at
tended.
iHE Dem 'ocrats, having large major
lty IN tbs county, can afford to split
lheir ckets; but the Republicans, in
ofoe'-; to stand any show of success, must
vote straight. Every Republican vote in
the county should he brought out.
LII the Republicans of this city do
their full duty n ext Tuesday, we have no
tear OF the result as affecting the election
or defeat of Hon. P. Reuter- for Sheriff.
lie IS worthy of your support. See to it
that he gets that which belongs to him.
OAPr. IHes. ?. MCDONALD, who for
Six years commanded the propeller
Truesden, of the Goodrich Line. and
last season. had charge of the steamer
Metropolis, on Lake Superior, died at
on Wednesday night, after a
brief illness.
DIR. r. S. O'CoNNEL, of Cato, went to