The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-02-03
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tTc corIluS invited lc GIL III anu lSt.d II -
any time. They will always be welcome.
FREaH fish has been plentiful this
| season.
THE Republican State Convention will
meet in Madison, February 22d.
A NUMBER of our citizens are supply
| ing themselves with ice for the summer.
We are always prepared to turn out
| Job work at reasonable rates, Give us q
call.
| Do not forget to attend the donation
at the NJ. E. Church, tomorrow even
ing.
THE total number of pardons granted
by Gov. Taylor during the year 1875,
was IS,
THE roads still remain in rough and
miserable condition, and the weather is
bitter cold
THE Secretary's Report of our County
Teachers Association will be found in
this issue. Read it.
YOUNG America Is rushing the season.
Last Monday we noticed squads of boys
On nearly every street playing t'mibs. ="
THE railroad men do not complain of
there being too much snow this winter.
Some of them grow fat in such weather.
The cold Farmers Almanac" in its
weather predictions does not mention
s'snow" occe for the remainder OF the
winter.
FASHIONABLE young lady, detaching
may come when we have shuffled off
this mortal coil ~
For SA1E.-A desirable house and
lot, on one of the pleasantest streets in
the city, (South Side IS offered for sale
For further information, call at this of
fee. Pm
THERE will be regular meeting Of
Manitowoc Steamer Go. No. /, this
Thursday evening, at u o'clock.
H. HALvERsoN,
Secretary.
An exchange says: SIS there a sad
der spectacle than that Of sovereign
State deliberately repudiating its obliga-
tions?' We think there is. It is that
of bald-headed citizen on his hands
and knees, feeling under the bed with a
cane in a frantic attempt to find his slip
pers.
TELLS EvERyTHING.-Tf this DR..
Chase's Recipe Book don't tell every
thing, it comes nearer to any work we
have ever seen, and is an invaluable
book in any family. We advise every
reader to send for a copy. See adyer-
tisement in another column Of this pa
per.
NOW IS THE TINE TO GET
YOUR MONEY BACK, or any other
time-that is whenever you think you
have bought Dry Goods, Clothing, or
anything else of Us and you think you
have paid too much, or you don't like
the goods, providing, of course, that
they are not soiled. We want to meet
and, if possible, beat all competition.
25noytf j. SCHUETTE Il Bros.
BLACK CAsHMEREs. 4. Chapman
& Co. have now complete assortment
Of black cashmeres as the following prize
es 10 inch 75c, S5c, 90c, S1.00, S1.12I,
S1.25, ETC., 46 inch $1.37I}, $3.50, $1.75,
g. 90 and upwards. These goods are
recommended as being very superior in
shade and quality, and are marked at
ue5y JOt0 prices.
The BEST Is THE CHEAPEsT.-This
maxim was never better illustrated than
in the use of D. b. DeIIand & Co. IS
Best Chemical ,SaLeratus.-It is the
best in the world and the purchaser gets
full equivalent for the money paid, il
a pure, healthy article. To buy any
other is a waste OF money. To use any
other, is tritiing with great blessing
health. Use tt in place of Soda or Bak-
ing Powder.
CoTToNs AT RETAu.-We call the
special attention of our readers to Messrs.
I. 4. Chapman 6 Co.'S retail price list
of bleached and brown cottons on second
page These prices are lower than they
have ever given since they have been IN
the trade, and We will venture to say
that they are lower than ever offered be-
fore in this country at retail.
PERsoNAn.-We were pleased to see
Mr.. John Mcfarland, an old typo of
this city, now of Racine, in our sanctum
On Monday. Mac served his appren-
ticeship with orr craft il the Clipper
City, and, like the other boys who have
gone out into the world and prospered,
he returns occasionally to give an account
of his success. Printers are natural
born angels, and those hailing from
1Ianitowoc are generally equipped with
the best pair OF satin wings in the mar
het.
FIRE.-An alarm of fire aroused our
citizens out Of the best portion of u
nights rest st o'clock on Monday
morning. 4 dwelling west of the Gem
etery grounds on the Rapids road, own
ed by Mr.. Hanson, occupied by himself
| and Walter Green, took fire from de-
feetive chimney, and was reduced 20
ashes before assistance arrived from the
city. The greater portion of the house
hold furniture of both families was say
ed, We learn the loss is partially COW
cred by an insurance on the building