The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-05-18


during Monday, drove large fleet of
vessels into the harbor for protection.
CURTAINS and CURTAIN LAcEs.-A
magnificent stock at I. A. Chapman &
Co.'S. All prices and qualities.
MARRIED, in this city on the 9TH inst,
by J. O'Hara, Mr.. A. MANHEIMER, of
Milwaukee, and Miss AUGUSTA Flick, of
Manitowoc.
For SALE.-Perfectly new sewing ma
chimes. One American and one Domes-
tic Will be sold at bargain. For
terms enquire at this Office.
ONE day last week a young fellow in
Mishicott was thrown to the ground by
a companion, while scuffiing. Both
bones in one of his arms were broken.
LINEN SUITS. immence stock of
linen and batiste suits just received at
T. A. Chapman & Co. Batiste suits
from $1.50 upwards. Read their adver-
tisement on this page.
A STRAW hat was prominent on the
streets Monday, on the bead of a plucky
young man who thought it time to in
dulge in such tropical luxuries.
Doors and shoes, the finest selection
in the city, our readers can find at w.
A. Buses on South Eighth street.
We have heard nothing lately of the
removal of the depot to the ,ots on Main
and Franklin streets. It is 20 be hoped
that the change may be effected soon.
Il LBS. best Turkish Prunes for $1.00
at NJ M1HoNEY's.
UNTIL We drove over it, we had no
idea there was such miserable road as
the one leading to Browns Corners, in
the State. 1t is almost without bot
tom, and terribly cut up.
EARLY vegetables displayed in grocery
windows are what tempt our citizens
just now. Next week strawberries will
present their claims for consideration.
THE celebrated Sterling Corsets, at
less than cost, at M. MAHoNEy's.
THE Democratic County Convention,
to elect delegates to the State Conven-
ton to be held in Milwaukee on the 18th
of June, is called to meet in this city on
the 81 of June.
Our society editor reports marriages
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good and prime, scandal over-stocked,
bellies numerous and lively, beaux scarce
and much inquired for.
FINE ladies' and childrens' shoes, sub
stantial and welI-fitting, can always be
had at w. A. Buses.
The numerous and heavy rains which
have fallen during the past two or three
weeks have had a tendency to injure the
farmers to a considerable extent In
fact some of them will be compelled to
re-sow their grain fields entirely.
PARAsoLs i'll great variety at
j. SCHUETTE & Bros.
FROM an advertisement in another
column, il will be seen that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Mil
Yankee, Lake Shore and Western R'y,
for the election of directors, is called to
convene in Milwaukee on the 14th of
June next.
SMALL and Large Butter Tubs, at less
than cost, at M. MAHoNEY's.
THE last of the series of dances given
by the members of the Young Mems
Club, came off at the Windiate House
last Friday evening and proved to be
the most elegant of all. Williams and
Severance, OF Milwaukee, furnished the
music.
Two-BUTToN Alexander Kid Gloves,
formerly sold at $1.75 and $500, can
now be purchased for serenity. fee cents,
at 0. ToRRIsoN's.
IT is rather early in the season for the
existence of such state of affairs, but
it is nevertheless fact that several YES
sells are about to lay up at this port
This is an indication of the extreme
dullness of business in the carrying
trade.
A SPLENDID line of Cashmeres, Meri-
nos and Alpacas, of the very latest
shades, at less than cost at
M. MAHoNKY's.
CANDIDATES for positions to be filled
next November are already urging their
claims upon the dear people. We have
heard of four or five on the Democratic
side who wonld be willing to assume the
duties and pocket the fees connected
with the Office of Sheriff.
FoR the past ten days the surveyors
have been at work on the line of the
proposed extension of the M. l.. S. &
W. r. r., but as yet constructive oper-
atoms have not been commenced
Doubtless but little viii be done, in this
respect, until the right of way is settled.
-4ppletOsa Post.
LADIES and Misses spring style of
hats, at J. SCHUETTE & Bios.