The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-02-08

any time. They will always be welcome
COUNCIL meeting, Monday.
NICK LEY has gone to Texas.
The Depere was III yesterday.
SLEIGHs are things of the past.
THE traffic in rubber overshoes is i'm
mense.
FEBRUARY 14th-Ash Wednesday, st.
Valentines day.
| AGRICULTURAL machinery agents are
on the var path.
Ger your masks for next Tuesday
evening at Piening's.
| For artistic work in the photographic
line call on Melendy.
THE river is free from ice for quite 4
! distance from its month.
WE occasionally hear the approaching
| spring election mentioned.
THE lengthing of the days is now very
easily discerned at both ends.
BUSINESS is frightening up and farm
ers are getting ready for an early spring
JAKE FIscHEL, of Chicago, is on a
visit to relatives and friends in this city
BoTs are playing marbles on the
walks-a sure sign of approaching
spring.
THE snow, excepting in the fence cor
ners, has all vanished and left nothing
but mud.
4 BILL has been introduced in the
Legislature changing our present Judi
cial Circuit.
THE remains of Miss Mary Corroll
Were brought to this city Oh Friday for
/ interrment.
THERE have been 452 bills introduced
this session, against 412 last session, in
the Legislature.
JOHN PITz has removed his meat mar
| ket from Buffalo street to Schreder's
old stand on York.
The Indications are that number Of
our citizens will visit the Black Hills
region in the spring.
LOST a solid gold sleeve button. The
| finder will be suitably rewarded upon
leaving it at this Office.
! FOUND bunch of brass keys, which
the owner can have by calling at this
! office and paying for this notice.
To cure fit of blues: if single, get
married; if married, get divorce
| either will occupy the mind for some
| time.
THE river and harbor appropriation
bill reported to the House embraces no
| item of for the improvement of our
| harbor.
| Our streets present anything but a
| pleasing appearance, and the Commits
sioners should embrace the first oppor-
trlnity to clean them.
IT is well established fact that where
one young man goes to church on Sun
day evening to hear the sermon, a dozen
so to see the daughters Of Eve home.
We have heard the names of at least
| eight gentlemen mentioned as candidates
for County Judge at the approaching
spring election. May the best man win,
| A BILL has passed the assembly MAX
ing city or county treasurer ineligible
| for two consecutive terms. This will be
| refreshing news to Messrs. DAIMLER and
/ Ste ehle.
| APPLETON city fathers have adopted
| an ordinance securing the location OF
gasworks. As that city already has
three newspaper offices, this would seem
superauous.
i 4 sl1NE COLLAR was lost between the
| Presbyterian Church and the corner OF
| Fifth and Chicago streets, some time
since. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving it at this office.
ST.. VALENTINES day comes along i'll
about ten days now. Girls look out for
some OF those sweet little missives, which
make your little hearts futter so. A.
Piening has a full supply of them.
The largest and oldest pine three ever
| cut in Wisconsin was cut at Jump river
by Murphy's men, last week. The tree
scaled 5000 feet, aud was estimated,
according to the signs of lumbermen, TO
be 253 years old.
THE small schooner Reindeer was sold
at auction Friday afternoon, by Deputy
U. S. Marshal Blake, for the small sum
of $40. The Reindeer is six years old,
and was built at a cost of nearly So, 600.
A. T. Ham, of this city, was the pur-
| chaser.
The young Fond du Lac lawyer, men
toned in our paper last week as having
| been arrested on a charge OF completely
with gang of counterfeiters, was taken
| to Milwaukee for trial on Tuesday, and
is now in jail there. We prefer not
mentioning his name at present.
TEACHERS AssoCIATIoN,-The Mani
towoc County Teachers Association will
hold a session in this city, Feb. % and
"A, 1877, commencing on the evening of
the first day. and continuing the next