The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-06-30
President thapssifnEg the citizens gizI Of 3 Praigi,

President thanking the citizeps.o Of Praigi
du Giisin fos the kipiiand hospitabl
treatment they hadreceiFedat attheirahands
which was answered by 4Tr. D. w. Bal
Elou, on behalf of the; citizens, in fey
well-timed and eloquent words.
| And surely, the good citizens Of tha
city are deserving g of thanks fer their,ex
trene kindnegs-they doing all IN thei
power to make it agreeable and .pleasan
for their army of guests. 1Gse.A
| An extended notice OF their fair city i
an article we fain would write did not ou
want Of space make such a descrintio,
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\ At the close OF the exercises at thc
Hotel, the party made its way to th'
Steamboat landing where the maghificcn
steamer Minneapolis, Capt. Geo. "
jerks, was in readiness to receive he1
human freight, and at about 9 in the
evening we started for trip Of 80 miles
4 down the river to Clinton. Iowa 1@9e a9
/ The MINNEAPOLIS belongs to the n.
W. Union Packet Co.'S iae is one Of
the finest boats which runs between ST.
Louis Louis and the upper Mississippi, and is
commanded by one OF the most genial,
accommodating Captains we have ever
met with. Himself and the oilcers unler
HIM were untTihg IN their endeayors to
make the trip pleasant, and they sue
'eeuoo' @ ca
ne scenery son 9oe'h oanSs OF the
river Is attractive % ana ana 1la there were none me
put 1ound ample enjoyment IN noting
US US ever changing views on potn 81 Siacs.
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ExcurslonlSts across the State to Council
bluns 7f11 ana ana oman Vmalha. 6agse.e .5 d,;r
| This magnificent special train was
kindly furnished by and belonged to the
Chicago and North Western Railway
Co.. OF which Mr.. Geo. 5. Dunlap Is
Superintendent s3h''l-5
The heat was intense. and 70 rain hav.
nefallep in the section afcouotrv throw !,
which the road Law for some t;ma tho
dust was almost suffocatine Hats coats
and vests were dofaa and ,ltr,6n
there were f6reouen4 eiaculations II ats
awful hot vet there prevailed such a
general feeling of good humor that the
time passed pleasantly until TIE hour
Tor retiring came, when the beds were
made up and all hands entered their re-
spectlve hunks 10 enjoy as much sleep as
1.-THE state Of the weather would permit,
Several Of the ladies complained Of a
feeling something akin to seaasickness,
caused py the rolIlng motlon OF the cars
put none were SO seriously Ill but what
"a dose OF the wonderful meuisine pre-
seflpea ny Dr. hammond cured them Id
snort order. AS soon as 1t was DISCO &c
tl.l ered that the Doctor prescription. 4;f epn7
SISTED oi al 'eAcelehC quaiity OF praluy'
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