The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-22

a PARROT is said to live to be 200 years
old A barber does not so long, but he
talks more.
Don't FAIL to hear ''The Boss Devil"
tomorrow night at the North Side
School House.
VINO is to be orr next County Judgea
is the question engaging the minds of
our politicians.
Hon. Jos. Villas has been in the city
since Saturday. He returns to New
York on Monday.
THOSE who heard Huntley on "Mis-
understood" will not fail to hear him on
'sThe Boss Devil"
BASE BALL questions are being agitat-
ed. The prospects are that strong nine
will be organized.
THAT was dainty Buffalo street swain
who addressed his inamorata : BE
witching d-sel.
A NICE assortment of Jewelry of choice
patterns just received. Call and exam
inc them. CHAs. BoGR.
ONE way to stop expenses is to stop
advertising. You will soon be able to
stop clerk hire at least.
THE river is clear of ice for quite
distance above Main street bridge. An
early breakup is looked for
ARTHUR HAINEs, one of Capt Good
rich's popular employees, is in the city
on visit to relatives and friends.
The blue glass mania is spreading.
4 number Of our citizens are contemp-
lating putting it in their residences.
VESSEL owners are getting their crafts
ready for business, and the sound of the
caulking mallet IS heard on all sides.
LETTER heads, bill heads, envelopes,
and cards printed in the best possible
style and at bottom prices at this Office.
A SPLENDID assortment of Cloth and
Cassimeres of the newest patterns just
received at low prices.
CHAs. Book.
BUSINESS generally throughout the
country is looking up and lively season
is predicted. Rejoice and give thanks.
THE voice Of the housekeeper begins
to be heard in the land, and the consid-
crate husband begins to wish he were
dead.
TIE schooner Geo. Oscar has been ft-
ted out, taken on cargo of wood and
sal ed for Milwaukee-the first clearance
of the season.
BARE ground-wheeled vehicles-and
sap running N the sugar bushes, in the
middle of winter, are pretty good causes
for as enlistment.
THERE seems to be but little wheat
left in the hands of farmers in this sec
ton. Very little is coming in to this
market at present.
JUST received, a large assortment of
new and choice prints. which will be sold
CHAs. Book.
TIE many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
c. Buerstatte will be panied to learn
that their youngest child, aged some ten
months, died last Saturday night from
the effects of whooping cough.
A SCHOONER passed south last Friday,
in the lake, the first one observed in a
| long time. Should this weather continue
however, it will soon be an everyday
| sight.
THIS is the anniversary of Washing
toms birthday. There will be parade
by the Military Company this afternoon
and masquerade bali in the evening at
Turner Hail.
ATTENTION is directed to the card of
Peter darius, in another column. He is
first class painter, and will give salts
faction in every particular. Paperhang-
ing done at 12l cents per roll.
THOSE who have zors or knives
that need sharpening should take them
to G. Ladies gun shop on South Eighth
street, where they will be put in good
shape on short notice and at reasonable
figures.
Rev. E. D. Hr- will give his
''boss" lecture, g Goss Devil of
America" at the North Side School
House, Friday evening, Feb. %. Lee
ture to begin at o'clock. Admission,
35 cents children, %.
PEOPLE who take pride and comfort
in early vegetables and flowers, hardly
know whether to like this weather or
not. Some think we will have an early
spring, while others speak of the biz
lard that must follow.
GROCERIES I have as choice a stock as
there is in the city at the lowest prices,
No trouble to show goods.
Gas. BoCH.