The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-01-24

THE ting Bertha Endress, of Two
Rivers, was in port ON Tuesday.
SLEIGH bells and buffalo robes are
not fast selling articles this winter.
In no town of its size in the State is
there more musical talent than in Mani.
towoc.
JOHN Hume, the jolly editor of the
Chiffon Times, favored us with cal
on Tuesday.
NASH & ScHMITz have their new office
over the First National Bank fitted up
in elegant style.
NOTHING has been heard regarding
the whereabouts of John Roth, the es-
capped Jail bird.
WHY don't the old settlers of the city
and county get together and have q
"Pioneer Meeting ?''
IMMENSE numbers of fish-suckers-
are being taken from the river and re-
tailed about the city.
HE city is now entirely free from
small pox, but measels are having grand
run among the youngsters.
VIM. TRUMAN, of Houghton, Mich,
was around shaking hands with his
numerous friends on Friday.
Mr.. AND Mrs. N. B. MORSE are to be
congratulated upon the advent of boy
baby into their house on Sunday.
THE display of valentines in show
windows reminds one that the 14th of
February is drawing nigh.
SENATOR RANKIN and Assemblymen
Nash and Thornton spent Sunday at
home, returning to Madison Monday.
A s.MUM Soo1ABnE" is to be held at
the residence of Geo. Cooper, ESQ.,, this
evening. Those who attend will GER
tainly enjoy themselves.
AT no time in many years have we
heard of so much sickness prevailing
throughout the county as at the present
time.
THE TRIBUNE job room being run by
steam and with all modern improvements
can do the best work at the lowest pos
sible rates.
In April Manitowoc will have another
local election. Candidates for the posi-
ton of aldermen had better prepare
their irons.
ANY one desiring to purchase desir-
able farm of 120 acres can have an OPP
portunity by calling at this Office. See
advertisement.
JUST RECEIvKD-the finest assortment
of perfumes in the city, at
Z. & j. ROBINSON.
HoN. J. NJ. READ, the Kewaunee En-
terprise man, left his autograph on the
North Western House register on Sat
urday.
GEO. BURNET recently lost silver
DOLLAR genuine ''dollar of our dad
dies"-coined in 1892 or 1893, and will
pay suitable reward for its return.
TIE third warders want to organize
an independent, unpaid fire company.
The Board of Aldermen will probably
accord them the privilege of doing so.
THE schooner L. J. Conway has been
chartered to carry ice to Chicago. The
scow Blue Bell will also engage in that
business as soon as some necessary re-
pairs have been made.
THE many friends of Mr.. G. l.. Otto
were delighted to welcome him to Man
itowoe again on Saturday evening. He
viii now remain here until March, when
ne goes to New York city.
No CITY in the west has been more
lucky Ia the matter of fires during the
last year than this, and the same may be
said of burgiariss and other general Gus
sedness.
THE annual business meeting of the
State Horticultural Society viii be held
in Madison February 4th. A joint con-
vention Of the Horticultural and Agricul-
tural societies will be held on the 9th
9Th in Madison.
Mr.. WINDIArE is about putting up en-
ice house at some convenient point neal
the railroad track, capable o. holding
5000 cords. He proposes to ship it by
rail to Chicago and other points south.
TEE burning cut of a chimney on
Monday evening, started the South Side
FIRE department to the scene of the IN
eipient confagration. The fire was put
out without assistance of the steamer.
JOHN Cone has commenced cutting
ice on the Little Manitowoc river, fol
shipment to Chicago. The ice is eight
inches In thickness and is placed OF
scows and transferred to vessels. Els
expects to do an extensive business.
We are under the impression thai
there is an item somewhere on this page
written by ssK.,' which closes the Shy
lock controversy between him and
"Juni." Our readers will probably be
able TO find it
MARRIED, by Adolph Wallich, J. P.
Jan. 18, 1878, Mr.. WM. HAGENow and
Miss EMILIA MASON, both of Roekland
On the 10th, by the same, MIR. CHAs
GREEK and Miss ELISE KRAUsE, both O.
Manitowoc.
THE concert at Turner hall on Frida,
evening last, for the benefit of Professo
Bieling, was largely attended. The