The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-21

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WARD CAUCUsEs tomorrow evening.
Attend yours.
READ the new legal advertisements in
to-day's paper.
a MIsHIcoTT farmer has sown thirty
bushels of wheat.
FRESH maple sugar, Is cents pound,
at Newell & Sabin's.
THERE was no public celebration of
st. Patrick's Day in this city.
KEwAUNEE COUNTY IS to adopt the
county poor house system.
The storm signal was displayed for
the first time this season on Friday.
MELENDA took an excellent photo
graph of the court house on Tuesday.
JOHN ROBINSON, Esq, of Green Bay,
is in the city, having arrived yesterday
morning.
Our thanks are due to Capt. Good
rich for a season pass on his line of
steamers.
AUG. HARTUNG has removed his house
hold goods to this city and will hereafter
be one of us.
HOLLAND HERRING, $1.2O per keg,
at Newell & Sabin's.
JAS. PHIPPs, of De Pere, has been
visiting relatives and friends in the CITY
the past week.
HERMAN WHITMAN was rejoicing last
Friday over the advent into his home of
little daughter.
MANTrowoC COUNTY has paid it's State
tax of $13, 1915 and stands clear on the
State Treasurer's books.
ONE HALF of the schooner Lydia has
been sold by Ferdinand Albrecht to
Albert Wittenberg Cor $500.
On Saturday last, Elizabeth, daughter
of John Carroll, aged sixteen years,
died at her home near the city, of mea-
sells.
MANTTowoC has reason to expect
great deal from the extension of the NJ,
L. s. & W. r. r. and line of steamers
across the lake.
FOURTEEN pounds good Rice for 81 at
Newell and Sabin's.
On the farm of Mr.. Boyer Amunds,
near the village of Clarks Mills, is well
one hundred and forty feet deep, drilled
through solid rock.
BEACH & BISHOP, the wide-awake
Brillionites, have their new grist mill in
running order and are already thinking
of charging its capacity.
THE Governor vetoed the bill incor-
porating the city of Ahnapee and the
people up there will continue to wear
long dresses for while.
Hon. Jos. RANKIN is going over to
Michigan soon to fit up his fishing tug,
the Julia Drisco. The tug and Joe's
fortune always sink together.
The Chronicle man says there are
twenty-three stripes on stockings worn
by young ladies these days, spotted
casionally with little mud.
IMPROVE your butter by using Ashton
Salt, sold by Newell & Sabin.
THOSE who intend to improve their
premises by setting out shade trees, are
reminded that this is the proper time to
carry out their good resolutions.
LEMONS finest-per dozen, 25c
Oranges dozen, 25c.
Oranges-fnest Messinas BOO.
PLUMB & NELSON.
RElNHARDT RAHR returned to his
home in this city on Tuesday, bringing
with him his diploma as graduate of
the Chicago College of Pharmacy.
An effort is being made to secure Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton for lecture in
the interests of the Liberal League of
this city. We bespeak for her crowd
ed house.
J. SCHUETTE & Bros have just re-
ceived lot of the choicest canned goods
| of every description, which they are
| offering at lower prices than such goods
were sold at heretofore.
A BILL recently passed the Legislature
repeating the charter of the ManitowCc
and Two Rivers Plank Road Company,
but the Governor vetoed it On Monday
| and the veto was sustained.
Mr.. FRED Scr UErTE left for the south
and east this morning to purchase a
stock of spring goods. He thinks trade
is going to be brisk this season and will
lay in an unusually large stock.
THE Legislature adjourned yesterday
and our members are taking rest until
the special session shall again call them
to Madison to act upon the revision of
| the Statutes-some time in May.
THERE should be no question about
the re election OF Hugh Morrison as city
Marshal by the new Board. No man
has ever been elected Who discharged
the duties of the Office as faithfully as
he has,
ELECTION tickets can be procured at
THE TRIBUNE Office at so cents per hum
bred, the cash to accompany every
order. In lots of thousand or more a
reduction from the above price wiz be
| given.
| NAGLE, of the Pilot, was invited out