The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-03

| duce buyers this year.
| Our devil thinks the armfuIlest pleas
ure IN life is to hug pretty girl. Ifyou
| don't believe It, try It,
i LARGE number of shade trees have
been set out in front of the property
just west Of The court house.
CHRoIos without frames, from 10 cts
to $500, at Geo. n. Woodin's, corner
Of Eighth and York streets.
WHEAT high and dry goods cheap is
the position Of things now, reversing
| the order of few years ago.
THE Manitowoc schooner Z. II. How
land, Capt Tim Kelley. had its iib boom
taken out in Chicago last week.
VIE acknowledge the receipt-and alb
sorbtion-of keg of Mr.. Rahr's I'M
rivalled book beer at the Office OIL Tues
day.
The Black hills are rolling over full
with men who haven't seen dollar or a
meal for month, to say nothing of a
change OF linen.
OF Manitowoc wheat buyers who
specialized in Milwaukee last week, every
one ''struck it rich one firm, il is said.
to the tune Of about $4,000.
IT is said that farmer of this county
brought to market and sold in two days
of last week 500 bushels of wheat for
which he received So per bushel.
PAINTS, Oils, Brushes, Glass-the
largest, best and cheapest assortment at
the drug store OF
T. !; J. ROBINSON.
PICTURE FRAMES, from 10 cents is
S5.OO-in all the latest designs-lt Geo.
n. Woodin's, Huebner's Block, North
Side.
An Interesting letter from Charley
Burn eister, at Dallas, Texas, was re-
ceived too late for publication this week
but will appear in our next.
DELINQUENT subscribers viii please
bear in mind that we don't run paper,
either for love or glory. Moral come
down with your stamps.
One HUNDRED fine Opera Shawls,
worth $500, for s1.25 at 0. Torrison's.
The lot embraces many beautiful designs
and must be seen to be appreciated.
THE weather for the past few days has
been all that heart could desire-prob-
ably in atonement for the ''blizzard'
which was visited upon this section the
last three days of April.
OLMsTEAD, the Pilot man, drew q
sewing machine at a rattle on Saturday
and thinks of engaging in the millinery
and dress making business. This report
is not exactly official.
THESE are the days when man on
reading in the "Fashion Notes" that
cardinal red is no longer worn" Won
ders in dreary sort of way if that means
red flannel.
If you want neat calling card call at
The TRIBUNE Office, where you can get
them for 81 a hundred, or SO for 75cts.
The latest style of card board and type
| can be found there.
| CHILDREN are sent into the world tc
teach Us how lovely angels are but when
a man finds himself pasted to the seat
of chair by piece of spruce gum, be
never thinks of this.
GARDEN SEEDs-a large stock Of diff
ferent varieties from the best seedsmen
T. 6 J. RoBINsoN.
The fine schooner Chas. Luling yes
/ terday finished taking on a cargo OF be
/ tween IL, 600 and IS, 900 bushels of wheat
which will be taken to Buffalo. Tbs
freight paid was cents.
FRAMED CHFoMos ranging in price
from 80 cents to $12.OO-the finest as
sortment in the city-at G. n. Woodin' s
corner Eighth and York streets.
LADIES Cashmere Sacques and Dol
Juot ilOii1 tut I2ilSt anu IL
the latest styles, varying in price from
$3.50 to $1,000, are offered for sale a
o. Torrison's. Our lady readers viii
/! please call and see them.
A BOOK agent went into q house OF
his dignity and tried to sell Helen.
Babies He came out on his ear
| There were twins in the house, and they
knew more about babies and the Other
place then he could put in pile of book.
as big SIS church.
THERE are admirable counterfeit
ssquarters" ahoat. They are made O
white metal, beautifully executed TIL.
die work is so fine, and the edges 81
sharp, that neither sight nor feeling car
detect the counterfeit The coin ring.
fiat as lead, however, and is a tril-
lighter than the genuine.
T'Hos. W. TAYLOR, foreman of light
house builders on Lake Michigan, ha.
gone TO Manitowoc to superirtend woYs
upon the beacon at that point. From
there he will proceed to the Beaver
Islands. - Wisconsin.