The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-01-11

IF you want hand bills,
Ii you want envelopes,
Ii you want business cards,
II you want neat bill heads,
If you want nice visiting cards,
IF you want the best of ball work,
Ii you want any kind of job work,
LEAVE your orders at this Office
THE sleighing is all that could be ask
ed For.
BE sure and go to the lecture. Ad-
mission, thirty-fve cents.
MR. AND Mrs. JOHN RoRIssoN, of
Green Bay, are IN the city.
CIRCUIT COURT is in session, having
been convened on Monday.
You will always get the worth of your
money from those who advertise
The Chicago Times says that NIyron
Reed Is the finest Lecturer in the North
west.
KEEPING the walks free from snow is
the principal occupation of our bridge
tenders at present.
A LARGE number of pine and hard
wood logs are being hauled to Pankratz
& Co. S mill on the South Side.
SENATOR GRIMNER and Assembly
man Tisch, OF Kewaunee county, were
in the city on Sunday. on their way to
Madison.
j. 2. c. CorrRELL, of Milwaukee, and
John Z. AIcMullen, of Chiffon, are in
town on business connected with the
Circuit Court.
4 FOND DU Lac baby lost two of its
fingers by having them crushed in a
clothes wrin ger. Babies shouldn't run
clothes wringers.
Buy your tickets for the lecture before
the evening of delivery, come early, Sc
cure good seat and encourage the Ly-
ceum in its work
IT is the style among Green Bay girls
to wear little piece Of black court plas-
ter on the face. The boys keep up the
style by wearing patch over one eye,
which is generally necessary.
SHERIFF MU1EoLLASD has appointed
Mr.. Henry Buhse, of Two Rivers, to the
position OF Deputy Sheriff, and Albert
Wittenberg Under Sheriff. The appoint
ments are both excellent ones.
THE Piister & Voge1 Leather Com
pany are making preparations to with
draw from Two Greeks and concentrate
their business in Milwaukee, and are
offering some Of their property for sale.
SHORTLY after harvest the farmers all
declared they hadn't raised wheat enough
to talk about; but now that it commands
good price they are rushing it to mar
ket by the thousands of bushels daily.
SENATOR Jos. RANKIN and Assembly
man ?. Johnston and Thos. Mohr left
for Madison on Monday, and are now,
probably, eying the pretty girls in the
lobbys of the Senate and assembly
chambers.
HE close-line on the premises OF Fl.
Halverson was stripped of its contents
by some thief one night recently. In
this case the rascal is known, and unless
he returns the stolen articles there will
be trouble in camp.
PRoF. PARKHURsT, of Green Bay,
who gave such fine musical entertain
ment at this place some time ago, met
with an accident while travelling by rail,
few days since, which is liable to rem
der him entirely blind.
THE red signal lamp and flag (red,
with black square in the center) to be
used to inform orr sailors and others
when storms are to be looked for, have
arrived and are in charge of Manager
Delano They viii be displayed from
the telegraph Office.
Mr.. PRGLL, the recently elected Reg
lister of Deeds, has appointed Mr.. John
Eggers as assistant, and his familiar
countenance beams upon his visitors asof
old. John fully understands lis bust
ness, and we congratulate Mr.. Pr,oell up
on his excellent Judgment in appointing
him.
READER, SToP AND TErNK.-We sup
pose the most of our readers buy and
use d. B. DeLand & Co. s Best Chene5-
cal Sdlerat,ts, but if there are any of
you who do not, just stop and think;
if you buy the Best Chemical Saleratus
you get the best Saleratus made, and ar
article that is at7lifo1zp
BISHOP kRAUTBAUs4R, of Green Bay,
has ordered closed n Catholic Church
near Green Bay, built by Belgian and
German residents, and accommodated
one of the deacons, because the congre-
cation held services in the church with
out giving deed of the same to the
Bishop, and turning out his secretary
who n e -7,4o