The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-05-28
OUR NAN ABOUT TOWN.

Police Justice etc., etc., come MANY of
the nuisanees which infest other fast
towns. Last Sunday morning three
Migrants OF the female persuasion were
seen emerging from stable near the Mr. !
Il. Church where they had probably
spent the night previous. III.
Horn has brought on lot of new goods
and another vessel load of land plaster
enough to plaster half the county. 49,.
The Jones Library Heading room is open.
where all the principal papers of both
parties may be found Oh file - Chris
kabke was. SO busy when ''our man.
called that there WASH tan item to be had
there........Frank Stupecky has one of
the neatest stores in town and he is
favorite with the ladies........The forest
trees have put on their summer clothing,
and we should think it was time; for
months they have been stark naked
| ...-.....Fast horses are becoming the rage
.........There are at least dozen Deneir'
in town, or a dozen who hope to excel
| that individual in the course of time. 49,.
Improvements are going forward on
! every side Of us and Manitowoc is to be
| The biggest place this side Of the moon..
The Dredge is working beautifully, but
won't that sand wash back unless it is
| taken out into the lake little further?
......... horton q Besch advertise that
! they propose to sell out and offer great
! Inducements to purchasers. Go and see
! them.........J. e. Plat is doing driving
business. ........The Jones Library As
ISOLATION have one Of the best reading
rooms in the State. The books are be-
ing prepared for use as rapidly as possible
.........W Wheat took a tumble few days
ago and gave some of our buyers pretty
severe thump on the head, but we guess
| they will not lose very heavily. ......T &
j. Robinson are doing lively trade.
/ Doctor Easton has the finest little buggy
| Tor a fast horse that ever came to this
town,........Y You can obtain good piece
of steak at Fred Schroder's. we will stake
money on that.........J. NJ. Goodrich has
! losed out his store at this place, he is
| going to Chicago for the purpose of doing
a heavy business. He has made money
here, cause why, he always paid the
| printer IN advance. Success to him..
j. Nilas & Co., advertise increased facih-
ties at their WOODEN Mill, and offer ex-
cellent advantages to the wool grower in
the way of tip-top cloth at low rates in
exchange for wool. Wanted at once
three hundred and sixty nine new
saloonsin this place.. Richard O. Con
nor is making boots for those who require
bootlng and shoes for those who desire
to be properly shod, on Buffalo Street
next door to Edward Conway.....
When those maple trees are little larg-
er, Buffalo Street viii be the finest street
in town. There is only one drawback,
Treat has his Office there. We have
begged of him to move, but he won t.
He says if he ism t an editor now he was
once and this gives him right to the
best places. Bully for Treat. .Busi-
ness IN the tribune Office fourishes.
We were too busy to attend the Conven-
ton at Chicago. but we give full reports
elsewhere. There will be two editors
missing for about a week from the said
Office about the ed Of June next and we
advise all who have work which they
want done to bring it in prior to that time
UNLOCKED into Bacon day or two
ago; saw an awful seedy store, and
Bacon was selling enough garden seeds
to raise quarter section Of ''sass" ........
Last Saturday evening the Hittemhards
played the liveliest game Of the season.
Score stood 26 to TO- Three white-wash-
es. They expect to challenge during the
present summer, the Atlantics of Brook
lyn and Nationals of Washington.
All the late periodicals may be had at
the franklin Bookstore. G. Ohm
sted at Mr.. Smokes store is one of the
happiest rlortals in the business.
Our man. viii be around town next
| week to see his friends 1.-The Schooner
Gesine cleared with another cargo of
wheat on Saturday. The name Of the
new German Republican paper will be
the Zettaag. The Office is located on the
corner of Franklin and Seventh street
1.-THE County Board has been in
session during the last two or three days
$500. The jurors for the June term of
the Circuit Court We're drawn yesterday
The Court, as usual, viii have murder
case to dispose of.........The stone plckers
with their barges may be seen every day
when the lake is calm, along the lake
shore, hard at work and making good
wages. This is 10 sign however that
they learned the business. at Waupun.
There are heaps of some wanted in
the construction Of Our harbor. A
little sprinlding Of rain on Tuesday Wish
it had been regular shower The
potato market in our village is very brisk.
About three thousand bushels were
shipped during the past wcek..... The
Episcopal Mite Society at Mrs. E. r.
Smiths to-night........Lake Perch
are being caught in large numbers
........ Immigrants continue to arrive. AL
most every boat brings one or two fami-
lies. The Base Ball Club will play
again this evening........ The female
women referred to at the head of. this