The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-07
BLEACHING is below par.

NEARLY one-haH OF the Manitowoc
fleet is in commission.
GOLD has been discovered near Cam
bria, Columbia county.
LENTEN SERVICES were held in St.
James church yesterday.
New maple sugar has found its way
into the country markets.
SUGARS AND CoFFEEs, as low as the
lowest, at Newell & Sabin's.
a GLANCE at the shipping in the river
indicates the approach of spring.
A FULL line of salt water fish.
PLUMB & NELSON.
TIE scow Success has been chartered
to carry ice from Escanaba to Chicago
THE Oldest mason lives in Iowa coun-
ty, having belonged to the fraternity "a
years.
THE prospects are favorable to an
early opening of navigation, if it has not
already opened.
The coming city election is getting to
be the theme of conversation on the
streets.
THREE children were buried on Sun
day last, all Of them having died of the
measels.
Our fishermen are now using hooks
to do their lake fishing with, using min
nows for bait.
WE regret to announce that child of
Mr.. Chas. Book, two weeks old, died
yesterday afternoon.
PERFUMERT and Toilet Articles-the
finest and cheapest stock in the city at
t. & ]. Robinson's.
THERE isn't q particle of frost in the
ground, and blowing has been done
thus early in the season.
Test OUR TEAS; we will warrant them
to give satisfaction both in price and
quality. NEWELL G. SABN.
CAPT. CHARLES E. KIRTLAND, late of
the wrecking tug Leviathan, will com
mand the propeller Menominee this sea-
son, vice Capt. Spaford.
The best Thresher in the world is the
new Sweepstakes End Shake.
II. D. SMALLEY, Agt.
THEY say Tom Windiate takes more
interest in base bail associations-de-
funct and prospective-thana any man in
the city.
The scow Blue Belle cleared for
Michigan ports on Monday with cargo
of provisions, hay, ETC., shipped by
Torrison.
The scarcity of wheat, owing to the
miserable condition of the roads, has
compelled our millers to import their
supply from Milwaukee
FROM the Berlin correspondent of the
Sentinel, we learn that Rev. Jos. De
Forrest is the father of girl baby who
made her appearance last Friday morn
ing.
TIE continued i'll health of Mr.. e.
G. Eldridge caused him to resign his
position as book-keeper in Truman &
Morse's Office. Charley Smalley sue
ceeds him.
PLUMB & NELSON never do anything
by halves, and having concluded to put
up an awning they have covered good
share of the sidewalks on Eighth and
Buffalo streets.
GENTS If you should want nice
black suit, or q fashionable business,
suit, go to Schuettes, who keep a
good assortment in worsted and cassi-
mere garments.
GEO. JONES, the Dundas merchant
and grain buyer, has been in the city
for week past. While here he became
the father of a bouncing boy baby, and
is feeling elated over his good luck.
For genuine maple syrup-manufac
tured from the pure sap-can at Newell
& Sabin's. It is the finest ever offered
in this market, and remarkably cheap
for the quality.
The dollar of the dads is of exactly
the same circumference as the trade
dollar, and the difference in thickness
is almost imperceptible. There's only
81 cents worth of silver in it, neverthe-
less.
EDDIE, an adopted son of August
Schmidt, nine years of age, was buried
or Sunday, he having died from the
effects of measels. He was bright lit
tie fellow, and his death is regretted by
all who knew him.
We have now full stock of White
Goods of every description, also new
lot of white and fancy Handkerchiefs
for ladies aud gents.
SCHUETTE & Bros.
l. T. CARR, of the Milwaukee Com
naerciaE Times and Journal of Com
merce, has been in the city during the
week in the interests of his journals.
We acknowledge an agreeable call.
THE propeller Oconto, of the Good
rich Line, was fitted up on Tuesday
and after taking on load of miscellan
eous freight, cleared for Milwaukee and
Chicago in command of Capt. Spafford.
This is her first trip since 1876.
OK Wednesday of last week JOIN
Meyer had his left hand caught between
the bumpers of two freight cars, while
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