The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-04-05
THIS day is one of ApriI's smiles.

AND now We have blue glass lamp
chimneysl Next.
Two RIVER girls cut off the tops of
their stockings to make wristlets for
/ their beaux.
Rev Jos. DEFoRREsT is in the city
ana viii preach on Friday evening in
the Episcopal Church.
THE river is clear of ice for quite
distance above Main street bridge. A
| few days OF warm weather and geLeral
/ breakup viii occur.
PRoF. VIEBAHS favors our readers
with another of his valuable contribu-
lions on educational matters this week.
No teacher should fail to read it.
NEXT Monday the old Board of Alder
men step down and out and the new
members enter upon the discharge of
their duties. City officers will also be
elected.
THE schooner Glen Cuyler made this
port on Sunday, from Milwaukee, the
second arrival of the season. She was
detained by the ice in the bay for sever
al days.
WE suppose there is no doubt about
Hugh Morrison's election as Marshal
next Monday evening. He is emphatic
ally the best man in The city for that
position.
THE Appleton Post says the extension
of the II. L. S. & T. Railway 10 Shaw
ano, and thence north to the mineral
regions would, no doubt, be a paying
/ Investment.
MABR1ED-March 29th, 1877, by the
Rev. c. B. Stevens, at the home of the
bride, 1Ir. JUL1AS ". FnAGd and Miss
NANCY ?. DARLING, both Of Cato, Nam
itowoc Co, Wis.
Coon pasturage for COWS, half mile
north OF the city limits, near B. Mark
hams brick house, on the ETenasha
PIankroad. Apply to
>. a. WooD.
The schooner Minnehaha has been
fitted out and loaded with cordwood, and
is now awaiting fair wind to go to Mil
waukee. 4 number OF other schooners
are being made ready for business.
WITH the only steam presses in the
city, we are enabled to offer extra in
Vlucemants TO parties in want Of Job
printing of any kind. Please call and
see samples and prices before ordering.
4 COUPLE of Eastern gentlemen are
closing out a bankrupt stock of dry goods
| on The corner of Main and Washington
streets and declare their intention to
offer some extra Inducements to pur-
| chasers.
BARGAINS IN CARPETs.-Vil & Barnes
are offering great bargains in carpets
| They have 25 or 30 pieces which they
will sell at cost or under. Those in want
| Of goods in this line should call and see
their fine assortment before they are all
sold.
Ice and snow. the last vestage Of win
ter, has about disappeared, the frost is
getting ont of the ground, the roads are
almost impossible, everybody has cold,
and the conviction forces itself upon one
that the Spring time has come, gentle
Annie. And Annie don't care a cent.
We know, and our information is re-
liable, that z. Wagner is closely con-
neoted with one of the largest sash, door
and blind factories in the country. It
is owing to this fact that he sells goods
in this line cheaper than any other house
in this city.
MR. GEO. II. WoopI,, has opened an
auction store in Heubner's block, on the
corner of York and Eighth streets, and
intends to make the business a perma-
nent one. He Is out in an announcement
to our readers to day in a supplement
setting forth the line of goods he has to
dispose Of.
w do not know whether ne is 4 can
dIdate or not, but should Mr.. \. Mel
son come before the new Board of Al
| dermen land ask that he be electc
| Assessor, the members could not make
a better selection. Mr. Nelson is about
the best Assessor ever chosen and should
be again selected.
IN two or three week the play ''I}en
Nights in o Bar Room" is to be repro
| ducoi in Turner Hall by the same ladies'
and gentlemen who rendered It SO well
some time since. The receipts are to go
to the Temple of Honor, under whose
direction the entertainment is to be given.
Tx following ticket was elected IN the
town of Manitowoc Rapids: Chairman,
r. Donovan supervisors, T. Osulson,
Chas. Helwig clerk, Bernard Roomer ;
treasurer, 4. Kugler assessor, August
Brauning justices of the peace, Fred.
Williams, II. Tufts constables, Albert
Rehbein, Peter Conrad.
4 MEME correspondent of the Chron
Icle says August Colway got badly hurt
in his fathers grist mill last Monday
While he was oiling the gearing his hand
got caught in the cogs, and he put out
the other hand to jerk himself out and
got both hands in. 1t is thought that
he viii have to have all his fingers am
putated.
The State papers, n making up the
next State ticket. nominate Harrison