The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-09-21
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are cordially invited to call in and read it al
any time. They viii always be welcome.
BEAVERS, for cloaks, at @. Books.
HAVE you prepared something for ex-
hibition at the County Fair?
COUNTY FAIR next week. Be ready to
go and take something for exhibition.
A VERY LARGE stock of Flannels in all
varieties, at Bed Rock prices at
M. MAHoNEY's.
WHAT church society will get up the
first oyster supper and make big
striker
The schooners Eliza and Alice are in
port with fruit from Michigan, which is
being sold ut 'way-down prices.
TIE scow Mocking Bird has been
stripped and laid up at this port for the
season.
Cur PAPER PATTERNS at 10 cents each,
at Chas. Books, to close out
u
dry dock last Sunday evening with new
wheel
THE schooner Julia Larson took the
first load of wheat from the new eleva-
tor to Milwaukee last Friday.
READY MADE CLOTHING in numerous
styles and at exceedingly low prices at
M. MAHoNEY's.
GRAIN and other country produce has
been brought to the city in large guam
titles this week.
Those parties who promised to pay
their subscription after harvest are re-
quested to live up to it. 4
LARGE Quantities of rails for the ex-
tension of our Western Road to New
London, have passed through here lately.
A VERY FINE line of Repellants in var
ious grades and prices. at bottom figures
at NJ MAHoNEY's.
THERE were two lively runaways on
Monday on Washington street, but a
good item was spoiled by there being no
necks broken.
PORTRAITS of the next President and
Vice President of the United States
(Hayes and Wheeler) ornament the in
terror of the post-office.
TRY box of those shadines for sale
by Plumb & Nelson. They are better
and cheaper than sardines, and are just
the thing for luncheon.
A LARGE and complete stock Of the
celebrated brand of BEAVER DAM Cas-
sIMEREs, for Fall and Winter suits, at
very low prices ct
M. MAHoNEY's.
THE owners of the schooner Alice will
turn the basement of Huebner's brick
block into a depot for Michigan fruit.
Call on them when they get started.
THE boat for the life saving station at
Two Rivers has been received. The
Chronicle speaks of it as San old fash
Toned, cranky, uncovered surf boat. I"
AMONG the thousand and one articles
of wearing apparel to be found at Chas.
Books Is fine line of Ladies' Under
something they will go in costa
cies ovor. ~
WHY NoT.-We can see no reason why
d. b. De Land & Co. s Best Chemical
Saleratus should not be used in all cases
as it has no superior, and is always
alike.
Ex-Gov. SALoMoN will speak in this
city next Saturday evening on the politi-
col issues of the present campaign. No
invitation 10 necessary to insure large
audience.
Dun County Fair commences next
Thursday. From what we can learn it
promises to be successful one-and
will be if our people do their duty in the
premises.
THE second nine of the Nonpareils
formerly Trials) will play the Centsnni-
ais, of Two Rivers, a game of ball at
Nonpareil Park next Saturday. 1t will
be fun to see the little fellows "wax"
their six-foot opponents,
JUST received, a new stock of Boots
and Shoes; a fine line of ladies' and
misses FINE KIDS, PEBBLE GOATS,
SERGE and FoxED GOODS at hard pan
prices, at M. MAHoNEY's.
MEssRs. A. d. JONES, John Schuette,
Chas. Luling A. D. Kittell, II. F. Belitz
and Chas. Esslinger represented this
county at the Republican Congressional
Convention held OF Fond du Lac on
Tues-d day.
THE angels in disguise who set type
in The Tribune Office are under obliga-
lions to Andrew Anderson for elegant
watermelons, and to Byron Burneister
for half bushel of choice apples, sent
up from their respective schooners.
LOOK ut yourself-that is. your ref1ec-
ton from one of that large stock of look
ing glasses to be found at Chas. Book 8,
on Eighth street.
The contract for replanking Main
street bridge was awarded to John Myer
Jr., & Co., by the Board of Aldermen
on Monday, their bid being the lowest.
-Four hundred and twenty five dollsrs is
the price.
The State FIR this year was, owing
to the unfavorable weather, rathor too
much of q failure to be huge success
or rather, the huge success was failure,