The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-27
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''feller?" These are the qualities kind
reader that go into the make up of local
scrlbbler who proves anything Of sue
cessisu. First, he must know other peo-
pies business or he could never startle
you with anything new. Second, he
must put on little bst of dignity or peo-
pie will think he don't know anything
Third, if any man treads on his corns
and persists in so doing, he must earnestly
stree to prevent it. Fourth, if a humbug
tries to palm himself off as an A. No. l.
article he must use little 'sarkasm" to
convince people Of the sham Fifth,
charity and common sense are such I'M
heard of virtues that nothing can be SAID
of them, further than that every local
thinks himself the personifcation of those
desirable attainmeats. Sixth, the writer
would earnestly contend thai no man can
succeed in pleasing that ever variable,
critical public unless he has brass enough
to carry him through thick and thin when
he knows he is right. Suppose he is
threatened, that should but add fuel to his
flame, suppose libel suits stare him in the
face, no matter at all, if he is only RIGHT!
The people will sustain any paper if it
will only defend their interest at all times
| and against all comcrs. May the MAN
About Town of the MANTrowoc TRI.
BUNE ever be governed by this principle.
80. Farmers are bringing good deal
of wheat to market. Prices, however,
do not improve much.........Mrs. Feuker
has just received new stock of millinery
goods. The ladies cannot fail to find
something in her store which will please
them.........Sunday was the first warm
| day that we have had this season A few
more such days will be very acceptable
| .........John Schuette will soon have the
dredge at work.........The dog ordinance
is In force-that is as far as the proceed
ings of the village board could make it.
The good dogs should be muzzled at once
and the bad dogs allowed to 90 to the
| dogs. The Anderson Brothers new
vessel will soon be ready to launch ........
Henry Mulholland is building fine resi-
| dence on Park street. ......... Decoration
day is next Sunday The members of the
G. A. r. all over the country are making
great preparations for scattering flowers
on the graves of soldiers. No rrepara-
tons have been made in this village.
What has become of our encampment. -.
......Our old typo friend Ed. Sharp is
home on visit, the first time for about
eight years, He has many friends here,
who are glad to see him.. Paul
Luebner, near the bridge on the South
side has moved into the building formerly
occupied by Mr. Richter. His tin shop
is in full blast, turning out excellent
work .........The Grand and Petit Jurors
will be drawn next Tue The
Ladies Sociable of the Episcopal Church
will be held at the residence of Mrs. H.
Wilcox this evening. All are invited.....
1.-Two or three more instalments of
immigrants arrived during the week..
The sunshiny days will soon make de-
mand for summer clothing. Our Tailors
are prepared to supply the demand........
The Annual License to sell liquor is being
paid. The Village Treasury will be en-
riched about nine hundred dollars.
If you desire good health take walk
early in the morning or split wood before
breakfast. the Launch last Sat
urday gentleman Of this village with his
little girls and several other persons were
in boat near the opposite shore and
when the wave caused by the vessel came
towards them one or two became fright
| ened and in jumping ashore came in con-
tact with the water of the Manitowoc
river. No particular damage done, tho
there might have been serious accident.
Under such circumstances it is most al
ways advisable to keep seated and keep
cool at the same intermediary Greve,
opposite the Court House has splen-
did assortment of furniture, which he
sells very cheap. Give him a CALI.
The new grist mill for Schultz & VAIL
has reached the height of the second
story & Co., are as busy as
ever in their Foundry and Machine shop
,........Our Saw mills are manufacturing
Lumber as fast as possible. ....... The
purps feel bad. They go about town
with their tails between their legs, their
heads-ado- ned with a wire cage-hang-
ing low, creating the impression that they
are dozen at the mouth. Better so, Mr..
Doggy than to eat the ''cold pizen'' from
the hand of the Marshal, or to have
your owner pay SIS. and costs, according
to ordinance made and provided Our
streets begin to wear pleasant aspect
The shade trees are assuming their sum-
mer dress and everything is lovely.......
By the way what has become of the goose
or geese that erst roasted on our side.
| walks? Do they hang high in the
Pound? If SO, Oh, Marshal, we will vote
for you forever. You shall never want for
an Office so long as you go for the geese
........You rich fellcrs, what made big
income returns, had better walk up 10
the Captain Office and settle before the
9th of June next, case why, the time is
limited, and if you don't believe it read
the advertisement over T. G.. Shove's
signature. I'D Conway is shipping
lots Of wheat .....-Doct G.. G.. Barnes,