The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

j he new Norwegian Methodist Church
is plastered and the floor laid. 1t will
soon be ready for Here
it is the 18th of October and no frost yeti
Is Jack Frost dead ?.........The interior
of Mr.. Platt' new block is lathed and
will soon be plastered. Wanted-to
find Democrat who likes the Ticket
recently put in nomination by them
Candidates are excepted. of course. .-......
The NJ. E. Sunday School has nearly 400
books In its library. should
be large attendance at the several Ward
Caucuses tomorrow. Send men to the
Conyention Who will do their duty and
who have no personal aims to subserve
....... Pat U'Shea, a Democratic candi-
date, says he won t vote "the id Dutch
ticket put in nomination last Saturday,
but will bolt. Hope he'll stick to what
he says.......The last lot on the south
side of the river that remained unlocked
is now being brought to time" The
heavy sea running on Lake Michigan
last week, was probably an incentive to
prompt action In that respect.........An-
other crib was launched on Saturday and
one more is nearly completed. As soon
as the weather favors, they will be sunk
.........For the past month the Niagara
Falls have been nowhere, as regards size,
it being eclipsed by one which made its
appearance in our City recently. So
Jones says, ,and he knows all about water
falls........We are informed that little
girl in the town of Centreville, recently
fell down the cellar stairs, breaking an
arm and sustained other slight injuries
.......-Several Manitowocers will attend
the State Musical Convention, at James
vile, on the lst of November.........The
numerous schools in the city are in a
prosperous condition. All owing to the
excellent corps of teachers selected.........
1t is rumored that one of our prominent
lumbermen is negotiating for large
tIdCt ol piuc ldHuS HCdt uueuOiHtilcc, duU
intends moving his mill machinery from
this County to the new location. Will
give particulars later. Mrs. Winslow S
Soothing Syrup will.be in demand among
Democratic office-seekers about the 9th
of November. They can procure sup
ply at the City Drug Store. For
your job printing, got up on short notice,
worked on good material, at prices which
defy competition, come to the TRIBUNE
office. Our stock of material is now
complete ,........Mr. Jonah Richards will
soon begin the foundation of his new
foundry on 9th street.........In three or
four weeks we will have seven columns
more of reading matter in our paper, and
will then suspend our large supplement,
| giving in Its place a smaller oue.........
Why will one member of the next Con-
greSs be like a head man in a saw mill?
Because he will be good Sawyer. And
| why will another remind us of poor whis-
| key? Because it will be Water-ous.
| How's that, Col. Jack ?......Four eques-
TRANS, two ladies and two gentlemen,
INDUCED in horse race up Sth street,
on Tuesday afternoon. The ladies' came
out first best. The City Ordinances
brought up the rear.........Our column Of
business cards is unavoidably crowded
out this week, to give room to politica
matter. and for this reason, our patfen:
will bear with us for the omission.