The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-08-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

THE public schools commence next
Monday.
FORGET thee Neveri We mean those
who owe US.
To avoid being moon struck-Don' t
walk out until.it goes down.
Our leading grocers are well supplied
with Peaches-and they are choice too.
THE Shawano Journal is going to be
enlarged to aneight column sheet in a
short time.
In this section of the State, people find
they can enjoy what they SO much desire
health
TIE schooner Glen Cuyzer, while lying
in our hsrbor last week, received a new
mainmast.
IL building continues as lively as at
present, we viii not even know our own
city in short time.
LET every farmer, together with their
families, be prepared to attend the County
Fair this season
The steady habits of our people, make
business the rule and sensations few and
far between
The cool weather the early part of the
week admonished many that it was time
to order their fall suits.
In this county, the grain farmer, no
matter how few his acres, can make
money by keeping-a few sheep.
JOB work of all kinds done at this
Office ID neat style, at low rates and on
short notice. Bring in your work.
THE bark Potomac, on Tuesday last
took cargo of pressed hay from I'll. Tru-
man warehouse on the south side.
THE man who really wants to increase
his trade will send out through the pa
pers, his invitation for the people to call
and see him.
HE long continued drouth was reliey-
ed on Friday night last by very mild
shower of rain, which aided materially in
laying the dust.
PURE carbolic acid evaporated in
room infested with flies is said to drive
the pests out, and is not injurious to
people. Try it.
The tanneries are daily receiving large
additions to their already large supply of
bark. They consume an immense guam
tity in their tanning process.
A SPECIAL meeting of the County
Board of Supervisors of this County will
be held on the l1th of September next,
at the Court House, in this city.
LIZ teamster will not civilly give you
your side Of the road, there is bat one
course to pursue civilly invite him to
meet a Justice Of the Peace, and pay
fine, &C.
Since the Appleton & New London
railway is assured, it is safe to calculate
that those fortunate enough now to own
little property, will very soon see it
double In value.
THE small Government surveying
steamer -Ada and propeller Bertsehy and
numerous sailing crafts were compelled
to seek shelter in our harbor during the
severe gale on Tuesday.
We are always pleased to show bust
ness men our facilities, whether they
wish to order of us or not Letters of
inquiry will be promptly answered, and
furnished when desired.
Dir. RYDER the new shoe dealer.
arrived from Chicago last week and
IS preparing his store, on the corner of Sth
and Commercial streets, for the large in
voices of goods daily arriving in our city.
AN Appleton lady says she hesitates
to marry her accepted lover, because he
writes such perfectly splendid letters :
and she dislikes to have them drop off as
she knows they viii after marriage %
Then hang on.
DO you like GOOD cup of Tea? Well
then, we will tell you where you can get
the best tea In town-the most delightful
Favored IF any yet sold L. X. Rand
has 1t. Try sample and our word for
it, you will be suited.
A Man was seen on the streets the
other day, who had evidently taken the
oath of allegiance from a glass or mug
many times. dis the lines he run were
more crooked than the crooked Govern
mcnt surveys
WE have been informed that a terrific
gale swept over part of this county last
Tuesday, with such force as to carry
along with it the roofs of houses, barns,
and breaking great trees, besides blowing
down fences.
TIE boiler for the Dry Dock arrived
on Sunday last. Work is being vieor-
ously pushed forward toward completion
and from present appearances, we
should judge thatno pains was spared to
MAKE the Dock q. tfrst class one.
THE work of improving the Manitowoc
Road, from Green Bay,is now progressing
as fast as men and teams can dc it, under
the superintendent of Mr. Delaney
The improvements commenced about
three and half miles out of that city.
and now extends about FIVE miles toward
Cooperstown. The read is we'll graded,
good timber culverts put in places of
shaky bridges, and everything put in
proper shape.