The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-15

tie Guy ilituS VIII meet ncAG UhOludY
evening-that is, they should meet.
AID now the weather prophet fend
is predicting good sleighing in April.
Fees are becoming more plenty and
have fallen in price ID Is and % cents.
PRESIDENT RHIEELANDER and Super
intendent Reed were in the city on Tues
day.
Henry GIBSON and Charley Beers in
tend visiting the Black Hills in the
spring.
A CHOICE lot of new books for the
Jones Librnry have been ordered and
VIII arrive next week.
THERE were three masquerade balls
in the city Tuesday evening-and all
largely attended.
You can tell Republican these days
lS his bread smile. May the smile con-
tinue to broaden.
Our devil says this weather is as love
Is as his own true love-and she is beau
tiful beyond comparison.
THE bill prohibiting county and city
treasurers from holding two consecutive
terms of Office has been killed.
Il. D. SMART, John Barnes and Tom
Jones were present at the Governors
reception in Madison, on Friday last.
PREPARATIONS for the erection of sew
eral fine business blocks OH Eighth and
York streets, early in the season, are
progressing.
GREEN COUNTY people have, during
the year, manufactured 799, 300 pounds
of Limburger cheese. Green County is
in bad odor.
The business before the Legislature
is progressing at slow rate, and an adj
journment is rot looked for until some
time next month.
NEXT Thursday is the anniversary of
Washington's birthday. The Military
Company VIII celebrate the event with
an afternoon parade and ball in the
evening.
DEMOCRATS claim that tho sudden
change in the weather is the work Of q
righteous God. turning cold shoulder
upon the High Joint Commission.
Our city is tolerably healthy at pres
ent-no scarlet fever, small pox, etc,
and the doctors are getting their bread
and butter out OF ordinary ailments.
ATTENTION is directed to an order,
published III another column, laying out
Custar street. the new thoroughfare to
connect Washington street with the
quarter line road.
IT is now as good as conceded that
Hayes viii be the successor of Z. S.
Grant as President of the United States.
- Chronicle.
That's clever, Nash. Now continue
to tell the truth.
1T Chicago on Saturday the schooner
Chandler j. Wells was chartered for 40,
600 bushels of corn to Buffalo at &c, the
vessel to load Immediately. This is the
first charter at Chicago this season.
An interesting batch of items from the
Branch grace our columns this week.
We hope our correspondent will let US
hear from her often-such favors go far
toward aiding lis in getting up readable
paper.
THE jewelry store Of J. C. Link, Niece
dah, in juneau County, was visited by
the dark-lantern gentry on last Thurs
day night, the safe blown open, and
valuablas amounting to about 500 ex-
tracted therefrom.
Two weddings which were To have
come off at the Catholic Church in Me
nominee, last Sunday, were brought to
a standstiil and an adjournment taken,
owing to an elopement of the bride of
one party with the groom of the other.
We are pleased to announce that Rev.
z. D. Inntley viii deliver another lee
ture III tl.is city soon, His subject will
be either 1.-The Boss Devil OF 'sThe
Girl You Love'-both of which are said
to be immense.
LAST Saturday Mrs. Fred Mahnie
called upon neighbor, taking her four
months-old child with her, the child
having all the appearances Of good
health. She carried it in her arms to
her home, and was painfully surprised
80 discover that it was dead. 1t was
pronounced 2 case Of paralysis.
MONDAY NIGHT literary and musical
entertainment in celebration of the es-
adjustment of the one hundredth lodge
in this State, was given by Temple
OF Honor No. 60, at the hall on Buffalo
street, which was well attended and very
pleasant.
THIS item should have appeared two
weeks since
Her feet few out and down she came
ON the treacherouS ice, with a terrible thump
That ratified her bones and raised a lump
On the back of her beautiful head.
And the crowd cried >'Oh -
; To see her 80.
Though never Il word she said
But Il startled glance ut her stocking east,
! Then wept like stricken soul at last,
Fer they weren't cardinal red
THE bill taxing churches, school hous-
es, hospitals, and other charitable is,st;-
tutions, after an animated debate, was
on Tuesday defeated in the Assembly
by vote of 80 yeas to 81 nays, or 10