The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-01-18
LECTURE tomorrow evening.

| LECTURE tomorrow evening
REGULAR meeting of the City Council
next Monday evening.
CRAMPS" at the North Side school
house tomorrow evening.
The Wisconsin Legislature met in
session on Wednesday noon of last week.
THE wells and cisterns are getting dry
IN Two Rivers. Nash don't know it,
though.
Jos. RANKIN and P. Johnston we're
home on Through during Saturday and
Sunday. -
/ CATCHING suckers in nets set under
the ice is what keeps o number of our
fishermen busy nowadays.
CIRCUIT COURT is still in session.
! There will probably be no adjournment
until the latter part of next week.
THE Temple of Honor has member
ship of nearly forty, and more names are
being added to the rob each week.
The propeller Depere was in yester-
day, having experienced considerable
difficulty in forcing her way through the
ice.
A NIGHT or two since the clothes line
on the premises of Mr.. A. Chloupek was
stripped of its contents by night Prov
! ler.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
are to have sociables this winter, the
first of which will probably be held next
week
FROM one of our physicians we have
the statement that several cases of scar
let fever have been treated in the third
ward.
ATTENTION is directed to the time ia
BILE and advertisement of connections of
the Milwaukee, Lake Shore 6 Western
Railway.
The Chicago Times says of Myron
Reeds new lecture, entitled Cramps"
cit is the greatest success of an oratori-
cal career"
THE Turner's propose having a grand
masquerade ball soon, which is to sur
pass all former ones in elegance and va
riety of costumes.
THE decline in gold is having the eff
feet of bringing out quantities of the
f-hJ hot
have been hiving away.
THE roads in some portions of the
county were so blockaded with snow on
Tuesday as to make travel over them
| difficult and in some cases imrracticable.
| HICKORY nuts make an evening pass
smoothly, and man blesses :.hem, but
when he gets to plunging arc ind bare
| foot over the shucks left on the floor, he
grows ungrateful.
II. D. SMALnEY, the agricultural i'm
plement man, has removed his stock to
the building on the corner of CONNER
cial and Eighth street, formerly occu-
pied by Miles McMahon.
We will wager new Faber that we
| have the biggest wood pile of any editor
in the county.-CHrOaicle
And We'll wager another that your
neighbors' wood-piles are smaller in con-
sequence.
THERE will be theatrical entertain
ment at Turner Hall next Sunday even
ing. Some of our best local talent will
| be brought out in the various roles
Admission, 35 cents.
Our readers-the business men and
taxpayers especially,-are requested to
read the article on the second page con
veying some idea of the objects to be
attained by Business Mems Associa-
! ton
A LARGE number of new books have
recently been added to the Jones Lii
| brary. 1t is now one of the best ap.
| pointed institutions of its kind in North
eastern Wisconsin, and should receive
the united support of our citizens.
|
on the 18th from the General Superin-
tendent of the n. w. Telegraph Co.,
and in accordance with the instructions
contained, the storm signal flag and Ian
tern will be displayed upon the approach
of storm.
| A NEW barber shop has been opened
in the rooms lately occupied by Biegel
| & Herman, the tonsorial artist in this
case being no less a parsonage than
Charley Karnofsky. His shop is nicely
fitted up, and Charley will be pleased to
receive callers.
THE schooner John Schuette, owned
by Messrs. Hanson & Scove, OF this city,
has arrived at Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, from Gloucester, England. Mr.
Hanson left for Wilmington this morn
an English port.
Mr.. A. OaLsoN has retired from the
firm of Gibson, Mendlik & Co, and that
business house is now managed by L..
Mendlik, A. Overland and n. Thomp-
son, three well known and highly re-
| spected gentlemen who will see to it
that customers are treated just as they
| should be.
REV. MYRoN REEDS lecture in the
Assembly Room Of the North Side school
house tomorrow evening should and