The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-10-05

VIII DE nelu IN THIS CITY on OaGilfudy
October 21st.
OVER two thousand bushels of wheat
were bought and stored in the elevator
last Saturday.
A COMPLETE stock of Teas, in Japans,
Young Hysons and Oolongs, very low al
NJ. MAHONEY's.
THERE was no meeting OF the City
Council last Monday evening, no quo
rum being present. G
THE repairs to Main street bridge are
not yet completed and travel on that
street is comparatively light.
IRIS about time you were speaking to
Capt. Fulton about that Thanksgiving
turkey-if you want nice one.
POTATOES were worth 40 and 40 cents
in this city last Saturday-an improve
ment on ruling prices of year ago.
READY MADE CLOTHING in numerous
styles and at exceedingly low prices at !.
sk M. MAHoNEY's. &
NEXT week we shall be able to state
the results of the elections in Ohio and
Indiana. These states vote on the 10th.
THE schooner Bertha Barnes cleared
yesterday with load of baled hay from
Truman & Morse's and O. Torrison's
warehouses.
THE propeller Oconto, of the Good
rich Line, was laid up at this port on
Tuesday, to await better times in the
carrying business.
As soon as the Democrats can hire
enough sober men to carry those two
hundred torches, they are to have big
turn out in this city.
MIR. J. D. MARKHAM and family re-
turned from an extended trip to Phila-
delphia and other portions of the East,
on Tuesday evening.
REMEMBER that we are taking sub
scriptions for The TRIBUNE, the 81. 90
to be paid when Hayes is elected Presi-
dent of the United States.
A VERY FINE line of Repellants in var
ious grades and prices, at bottom figures
at NJ. MAHoNEY's.
The schooner Jessie Phillips, lumber
laden, has been towed into Milwaukee
in an almost water-logged condition.
She will go into dry dock.
THE semi-annual review of the Fire
Department will take place on Monday,
October 10th. See advertisement to
that effect in another column.
Mr.. FRED ScHUETTE is now occupy
ing his new residence on South Eighth
street. Mr.. Geo. Cooper will move into
his new quarters next month.
THE first snow of the season fell yes
terday. There were only few fakes,
but sufficient to make an item-some.
thing not to be despised this week.
JUsr received, new stock of Boots
and Shoes; fine line of ladies' and
misses FINE KIDS, PEBBLE GOATS
SERGE and FoxED GOODS at hard par
prices, at M. MAHoNEY's.
CHRONICLE Nash's getting good
"square" meal on the fair grounds, las
Saturday, is owing to the fact that pay
ment for the same was not demanded il
advance.
The small boys comprising the junior
Nonpareil base ball club beat the Two
Rivers ''potato bug scalpers" in game
in this city last Saturday. The score
stood 80 to Is.
Mr.. EssLINGER, our postmaster, anc
r. d. Smart, go to Kewaunee to-day
the former to deliver an address at th,
county fair.
A LARGE and complete stock Of The
celebrated brand of BEAVER DAM Gas
sIMEREs, for Fall and Winter suits, a
very low prices at
NJ MAHoNEY's.
ANOTHER vagabond of a tramp has
been sent to his friends in Depere thil
week by our City Marshal. Next yea
he viii come ont as q prominent membe
of the Twin City base ball club an(
growing association.
Now that you are ready to set up you
coal stoves, remember that Truman
Morse have large quantity of good Goa
which they will deliver at your residenc,
at prices considerably lower than las
year. Send in your orders.
A BARN belonging to c. Dabbert,
farmer living four miles west of the city
] was burned on Saturday night togethe
with its coutents. The loss is aboutS3OO
covered by insurance. There was N
live stock in the building at the time
| Cause of fire unknown.
THE oyster trade has opened rigi,
lively with prices down at a reasonabi
figure. Mr.. III. Wilcox at his restarran
on York street. Is prepared to serve Low
ers of the bivalves with something IN
usually nice in that line, as he fully un
derstands the art of serving them to th
best advantage. ~ 'i---4 u
ALL the above line of goods will b
sold at very low prices for cash at
l NJ. MAHoNEY's.