The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-04-13
HAIL, gentle spring !

Mt O. Torrison's.
A THEATRICAL entertainment will be
given in Turner Hall next Sunday even
! ing.
TIE steamer Sheboygan will probably
take her place on the west shore line on
Monday.
LADIES, go and examine the new dress
goods at Chas. Bucks.
The catching and selling Of pickerel
and suckers, has become quite an ex-
tensive business.
LADIES hose, fine lot at very low
prices at
F2t JOHN SoHuETrE & Bros.
A FRESH lot OF choice garden seeds
has just been opened at Z. & j. Robin
sons, on York Street.
THE barge Noquebay, loaded with ice
and wood for Chicago, leaves this port
to-day in tow of the tug Clematis.
GENTS, call at Chas. Books and pur-
chase your spring suits.
The cheerful twitter of the spring
birds assures us that winters hold upon
Nature has been loosened.
TIE work of cleaning the streets OF
the winters accumulation OF debris
should be commenced Immediately.
FARMERS and everybody visiting Man
itowoc will make and save money by
calling at o. Torrison's store.
VIII ''Solo," the Meme gentleman
who sent us such newsy batch of items
this week, please send US his name2
But Gttle-if -any-maple sugar has
been offered in the market this spring.
The yield will not be very extensive.
WIDE brown sheetings and bleached
pillow castings at
1t JOHN SCHUETTE & Bros.
READ the announcement of the enter
tainment to be given by the Odd Eel
lows on the 26tl. It promises to be a
very enjoyable affair.
A LARGE stock OF ladies and gents
shoes, CATERS, etc., just received by
Charles Book.
The new city. council is composed of
seven Germans, one Bohemian, one Nor
wegian one Scotchman and two Ameri-
cans.
THIS month is a good one for marry
ing, killing cats, buying boots on credit
and explaining how the weather was
this time last year.
K THOUSANDS OF hocks of pigeons have
flown over the city during the week,
tempting our sportsmen to try their luck
in bringing them down.
LARGE and well selected stock of cloth
ing just arrived at o. Torrison's store,
at figuers which will defy competition.
The schooner built by Rand & Berger
for Cooper & Jones, of this city, was
launched last Thursday afternoon. She
was named ''Lottie Cooper"
New California Salmon, Holland Her
rings and other fish at
2t JOHN SCHUETTE & Bros.
NOTICE. of the Citizens
Association surrendering their receipts
for paid up stock to Mr.. J. A. Kahler,
Secretary, can procure their certificates
of stock.
Now that a law has passed making
silver coin legal tender, we shall accept
all that is offered By delinquent sub
seribers, and won't charge any discount,
either.
An extensive stock of fancy cassimers
and gents furnishing goods-the latest
out-at Chas. Books.
THE whole number of votes cast at
the recent charter election was about
S57, which shows that many of our vot
ers do not take sufficient interest ia the
management of the affairs of the city to
turn out and express their preference.
WHITE Goods, Swiss Mulls, Victoria
Lawns, &C., nice assortment at
2t JOHN SCHUETTE & Bros.
Now that the snow is going off, man
is able to stand in the back door of his
house and count the number of cans of
oysters he has consumed during the
past winter.
INSTEAD of the usual fortytwo days
of Lent, we have this year fortynine
days, Shrove Tuesday having fallen on
the Goth of February, and Easter COM
ing on the 10th of April
A sPIENDTD assortment of spring goods
Just received at Chas. Books.
TINS is leap year, but you won't see
young ladies who have any respect for
themselves standing on the street corn
ers, watching the boys hold up their
pants as they wade over the crossing.
LARGEST stock of carpets and oil cloths
in the city at Torrison's.
THE scow Hercules, which sunk near
Grimm's Pier last week, was brought to
this port by the tug Kitty Smoke on
Friday. After taking of her load of
bark, she was towed up the river to re-
ceive necessary repairs.
You consult your own interests by
buying merchandise ut Chas. Books.
Reason best goods and lowest price.
THERE is soon to be given by the