The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06

ehiS N0A '''%'''-AS 'luieO SChOiohJ huOW IL
to the people of this locality that the
TRIBUNE is live, wide-awake journal,
and worth twice the subscription price,
$500 in advance. Man went to
sleep on dry goods box and dreamed
A man, six feet three, came by, caught
his toe on the end of plank, which
ought to have been nailed down, fell and
broke his neck the shock fired off pistol
in his pocket, which frightened span of
horses attached to carriage and they
dashed down the street to the bridge
which being open could not very we'll be
crossed and the horses ca, rage and four
persons went into the river, where they
still were when the lazy cuss woke up
Fix your sidewalks Eggs are falling;
some were broken-be before they we're
fried........Base ballists are on their taps
once more. Go in boys for 'home
run" 80. Torrison has heavy stock
of goods from New York. Mr.. Phipps
who was somewhat injured by being
thrown from buggy short time ago,
has entirely recovered. The Sabbath
School interest is fourishing in this COM
munity; there are three schools largely
attended on this side of the river and as
many more on the other side. ...Goode-
nov 4 Barnes are doing we'll, considering
the hard times, at the old stand. 20. j ohm
Gehbe has more furniture than a dozen
families can use-no wonder he is willing
to sell-ln fact that's his business. Go
and see John.........Y You can find plenty of
old papers at the Franklin Bookstore to
put under your carpets or over your
shelyes.........Geo. Kahler is doing a
good business. because he does 1t on the
square.........Some men like the camel,
always have their ''backs up," and hold
their heads too high for good luck.
You who growl about the backward spring
and cold weather, thidk how much better
you are off now than you will be at some
future time when you go to that ,carn,
climate and they make you serve as fire.
men! Guess you Il be glad then to get
cool breeze off from Lake Michigan.......
Charley Book is wide awake, you bet....-.
Captain Rankin was in town the first of
the week.........The mills are tearing the
sawlogs to pieces as usual, and the music
of the anvil rings through our Streets.
0. r. Bacon keeps all kinds of T-agent
for a n. Y. house-but he hasn't sold
out his drug store-''not much, Mary
Ann There little boy has caught
his toe on that same plank and fallen
heels over head Come here, bub,
AID We'll pick you up: don't say, ''gosh
darn that teller that don't fix his walk.
but run over there, punch the Marshal in
the RIBS and tell him to have it fixed at
once.........There is more building going
on in town this spring than we ever saw
before. On the north side, up among
the pines, the new houses are very thick
indeed. .Harpers Magazine for May
10 an eACehSho huihpeI....... ..I1yOrOpnO-
bia is on the increase throughout the
State.........Our friend Henry Mulhol-
land is putting up residence on Park
Street which, so far. evinces good taste
in that gentleman.........Go to Brandies
and get new suit of clothes, or ANYTHING
else you want. Chris Kabke is still
running his shebang, and is just as popu-
lar as in days gone by. Fred Schro-
der deals in fresh meat and salt salt
meat, not that saline substance butter
manufacturers use to make their stuff
weigh. Luebner has put up
large sign, which is sign that the young
man is doing well in the hardware bust
ness...........Manitowoc Village is put down
by the State Board of Immigration at
$500, and Sheboygan City at 5, 0O0.........
In 1865 this County produced 1891, 900
feet of lumber..........The Dredge got up
steam last Monday...........J. Z. Plat is
preparing to build magnificent store on
the corner of Ninth and York Street. -.
Mr.. Lindemann is shipping large guam
titles of lime to Lake Superior. Last
year he shipped over 5000 barrels...........
I. & j. Robinson are not seedy firm
in the common acceptation of the term,
but they have an excellent stock of gar
den seeds nevertheless, and their drug
store is in full blastThose owning the
lots facing the river between the Harbor
piers and the bridge are requested to
dock the same at once, as it will look bet
ter and give our marine editor chance
to get around. 4. NJ. Richter, the
druggist, has moved-not out of town,
that was "tother feller''-but he has
moved across the street to the building,
lately occupied by Dixon, the Auctioneer,
but now fitted up expressly for his use.
Glad to note the improvement. Henry
Berner, has started cigar manufactury