The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-05-25
THE County Board win probably al
iourn sine die this afternoon.

/ The County Board win probably al
iourn sine die this afternoon.
! M. MAHoNEY offers his entire stock OF
goods at less than cost.
4 LARGE delegation will undoubtedly
attend the Masonic celebration, in Mil
waukee, on the 18th proximo.
The schooner Mary L. Collins, length
ened and rebailt at Peter Larson's yard,
| was launched last Saturday.
SHAwLs. Repellants, Ladies' Cloths
and Velvets, at less than cost, at
M. MAHoNEY's.
THE tug Joseph Harris, of Cleveland,
went into the dry dock last Friday for
re-caulking and repairs.
Mr.. DARIUS, the painter, can now
be found on South Eighth street, oppo-
site Richter's vinegar mandatory.
Doors and shoes, the finest selection
in the city, our readers can find at w.
A. Busse's on South Eighth street.
CoUNTERFE1T 81 900 bills are in circ1l-
lation, and several country editors have
already been victinlized by them.
OWNERS of stone-scows are already
getting out piles of stone to be sold to
the man who gets the harbor contract
this year.
For Satisfactorily new sewing ma
chimes. One American and one Domes-
tic. Will be sold at bargain. For
terms enquire at this Office.
THERE was no meeting of the city
council last Monday evening, no quorum
being present. 1t was postponed one
week.
THE spars have been set in the schr.
Imperial. She has been thoroughly
rebuilt, and will be ready to launch and
lay up in a short time.
WOODEN, stone and hardware, at less
than cost, at M. MAHoNEY's.
Mr.. DAIMLER, our new County Treas
urer, is good accountant and thorough
ly reliable man, and we have no fears
but what the public money entrusted to
his care is safe.
W. A. BUssE is fully up to the times
in supplying to his customers everything
new and desirable in the line of foot
wear. He guarantees satisfaction in
every particular.
If the weather continues for few days
like it was during the present week, the
roads, now almost bottomless, will be in
pretty good condition and business will
revive.
A LINE of boots and shoes, of various
grades, at less than cost. at
NJ MAHoNEY's.
| VESSELS chartering in MilwaU kee on
Monday got two and one-half cents fo1
wheat to Buffalo. If those figures don't
make our vessel owners sick, then moth
ing will.
The meeting of stockholders of the
NJ. L. S. and w. r. R., to elect direc-
tors, occurs on the fourteenth day Of
June, instead of the 18th, as stated last
| week. See corrected advertisement.
A LARGE stock of all varieties and
qualities of Teas, at less than cost, at
M. MAHoNEY's
Our citizens are still waiting for the
city council to make start toward pay
ing the expenses of aFourth of July
celebration. Our impression is that they
| are waiting in vain. ---
THOSE who believe that an elegant ani
perfect-ftting boot or shoe cannot b.
found in this city, will be undeceived b.
| calling on w. A. -Busse. He is an Gar
| fist of the last, )" who will certainly please
| his customers. 33F
SoDA-wATER, that delicious summer
| drink, can now be had by calling q
| Robinson's drug store. Heinrichs, the
| young gentleman who manipulates the
| machine, gets up some of the fines
| syrups in the business.
PRINTS, Sheetings, Stripes, Checks
Ginghams, Denims, Tickings, ETC., etc
ut less than cost, at M. MAHoNEY' s
| NUMEROUS improvements are beins
made in Two Rivers. On almost ever,
street residences and business house.
are being erected, and there is nothing
to show that that village is suffering
from an attack of "hard times
| SATINETs, Kentucky Jeans, Cotton
| AIDES, Flannels, etc., at less than cost, a
| M. MAHoNEY's.
| By the aid of new dish washing ma
chine, just patented, the operation i
performed so quickly that there ism
time to kiss the hired girl behind tn,
kitchen door. The inventor was muir
dered, the other dny-by married man
| SNAIL and Large Butter Tubs, at les
| than ecst, at NJ. MAHoNEY's.
FoR anything in the line of early fruit
vegetables, or confectionery, call at F
Mika's, on North Eighth street. b
is always among the first to supply hi
customers with the delicaices of tn,
| season.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GooDs. ar
selling some good patterns at half thei
value. Please examine our new lot, jus
received. J. SCHUETTE & Bro.
Mr.. FRED SCHULTZ has had his resi-
denee on Franklin street moved bacl
L nuita q distanca ard Is now harinlr /