The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-11-08

dence that our population is being add
| ed to.
REV. Mr.. AvERILL returned from
his extended Eastern tour on Saturday,
and conducted the services at st. James
Oh Sunday.
THE skating on the Little Manitowoc
was excellet yesterday and Juveniles
without number avaiIed themselves of it.
Be careful, boys
THE ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give Vegetable Tea Party at the
church parlors on Tuesday evening,
November 18th.
APPLICATIONS for appointment as en-
gineer of the new steam fire engine must
be handed to the City Clerk before
| Monday evening of next week.
The steamer Sheboygan was placed
in the dry dock last Thursday evening
to DE recaulked and provided with new
arches and otherwise repaired.
SINCE the suspension of the Journal
poor Manitowoc county is trying to
struggle along with only four newspapers
to represent her varied interests.
PUMPKIN PIE FESTIVALS are all the
rage in many interior towns. A pie Of
that kind looks enough like mustard
plaster to draU well, we should think.
THE handsomest and cheapest stock
of clothing in the city at Chas. Book s.
THE schooners Lydia, Luna and Alice
and the scows Laurel, Hunting Boy and
Ramedary have been stripped and laid
mp for the winter.
The County Board of Supervisors will
meet next Tuesday, the 18th inst, to
act such other business as may come up.
CHARLEY BREssLER has returned from
Chiffon and is now in the employ of
Messrs. Jno. Schuette & Bros. The
Chiffon Times gives him very fatter-
ing notice.
The immense hole or trench dug
across Commercial street near Eighth,
is not, as was suggested, the grave of
the State Democracy. 1t is only drain
from Alters cellar to the river.
WE are selling Atwood beaver over
coats at $1,000, S14.OO, $500, $1,000,
$500 and $4,000, and some all wool
Chinchilla at $1,000, $500 and $500
J. ScHpETrE s. Bros.
THE tow bragg Mars took on cargo
of baled hay last Saturday from Platt's
ware house, and the scow Success took
on board 80 tons at San Halls on Mon
day. All for Michigan ports.
THE prospectus Of Harper's Monthly,
Weekly and Bazaar will be found in an
other column. These publications are
| acknowledged the best of their class in
the country and are, deservedly, the
most popular.
The objective point aimed at by the
Appleton & New London railroad is
Ontonagon, and in year all our lumber
will be brought hither over that line of
road from the Embarrass valley.-Ap-
pleton Crescent.
CLoAKs and Saques, a good assert
ment on hand, and sizes made to order,
| or sent for. CHAs. Book.
The musical hum of the corporation
fiddler's instrument is heard in the land,
and as the winters supply of fuel is
stacked heavenward, pater familias smiles
happily, and thinks amazingly of the
| good times he will have this winter-at
the lodge.
AT the Clipper City Carriage Manu-
factory, Messrs. Tillson & Shimek are
| getting out large number of fine cut
ters and sleighs which take the shine
off, of any thing previously turned out
in this vicinity. Parties thinking OF
purchasing will make note of this and
| give them a call.
LIZ y Ou VAIN " oCC u OS<futAld StoSh vi
Beaver and Matelasse Cloaks, go to
Schuette's there one can look at very
large assortment of well made garments
nicely trimmed, and prices to suit. They
have just received new lot to day and
expect another by the end of this week
A NEW lot of the fashionable dress
trimmings in cotton, velvet and silk, a
J. ScHUErTE & Bros.
| THE contract for the building OF {
boiler for Mr.. Wehausen's new Touring
mill IN Two Rivers has been given tx
Mr.. James Cumberlidge, of this city
The other machinery, which includes {
Corliss low pressure engine, Will bs
made in Milwaukee. First class boiler
work is beginning to count in THU
county.
DoN'T forget to come in and look a
my custom made boots manufactured
by my shoemaker in this city, which ar,
warranted in every particular.
CHARLES Book.