The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-15

ARE you for Blsine.
On do you prefer Bristow?
Or perhaps Conkling of New York
MAYBE you had rather have the 'sgreat
unknown" nominated.
CELEBaATE2 You bet !
COUNTERFEIT fifty cent coins are in
circulation.
FoR nice white shirt for 81. 25 go to
J. Ill. Thorntons.
THE remainder of SD. e. H. 81 letter
will appear next week.
You can now go from Chicago to Phil
alelphia, by rail, for 1910.
SENATOR HUpD, of Green Bay, is in
attendance upon our Circuit Court.
TEAS and Groceries of ali kind, at low
prices, at J. H. Thornton's.
THE present term of the Circuit Court
will continue until the latter part Of next
week.
A. F. DUMKE has recently supplied
the mill Of Mr.. Tisch, in Carleton, with
a new 80 horse power engine.
REMEMBER the Teachers Association
convenes to- morrow. In the evening
Rev. Myron Reed delivers lecture
Don't fail to attend.
IF you want good goods at lowest
prices, go to J. Ii. Thornton's.
FoR Satisfactorily new sewing
machines. One American and one Do
nestle. Will be sold at bargain. For
terms enquire at this office.
THE way to insure a blessed inmor-
tality is to read your own paper as you
journey through this vale of tears
Terms, two dollars, in advance.
READ the programme of the Fourth
of July celebration, and be prepared to
see one of the finest tnrn-outs ever wit
messed in this part of the country.
CoRsErs in great variety at J. III.
Thornton's.
THE people in the vicinity of Clark's
Mills are going to have colonization
of their own, as will be seen by refer
ring to the advertisement in another
column.
WORK on the residence of Mr.. Fred.
Schuette is progressing rapidly. When
the mechanics shall have put On their
finishing touches, his home will be a
model one.
TALK with the farmers and they will
tell you the present outlook for crops of
all kinds is the best ever known. If we
have favorable harvest weather, last
years big crops will be discounted.
SHAwLs, Flannels, Cassimeres, Hos
iery, &C., in great variety, at J. Fl.
Thornton's.
HOUSE FOR SAEE.-The brick store
building and residence on the corner
of York and Ninth streets is for sale at
a bargain. For terms, ETC., apply on
the premises or to VIM. Johns, Mantle
voc, Wis.
The entertainment to be given by
number of young men of this city for
Jas. Alan's benefit, has been postponed
for one week. The Boys are all ready
but the music can not be had when
wanted.
For good boot or shoe go to J. Fl.
Thornton's.
WE have a new carrier OH the South
Side, who, although he wants to do his
duty, is liable to forget some of our pat
rons in making his weekly rounds. Such
will please report to us.
The schooner Libbie Nau, which ran
upon a reef near Chambers Island, last
week, and sprung aleak, was brought to
this port by the tug Kitty Smoke, ON
Saturday, and was Immediately placed in
dry dock.
LATEST styles of boots and shoes, at
J. Fl. Thornton's.
PARTIES who anticipate taking part in
the Fourth of July celebration should
study the published programme care
fully, in order to better understand their
positions in the procession. Much con-
fusion may thus be avoided.
THE amount of the income of the
school fund subject to apportionment by
the State Superintendent this year, is
800, S73.S9. The number of children
drawing money is about 400, 900, at the
rate of Al cents per scholar, the same
rate as last year.
J. 81. THORNTON will sell you a-good
corset for 40 cts.
THE schooner Imperial, purchased by
o. Torrison and p. Johnston, and which
WAS hauled out and thoroughly rebuilt
by them, was launched last Saturday
afternoon. She has been changed from
a fore and-after to three and after and
is now as seaworthy rs when new.
Our city dads have instructed the
marshal and policemen to prosecute all
persons detected in throwing ashes,
straw, or other debries upon the streets.
That Is sensible. Our commissioners
have cleaned out the cutters and improv-
ed the streets, and it is out of place for
citizens to throw rubbish into them.
THE largest, best and cheapest stock
of boots and shoes III the city at J. Ell.