The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-10-05

THIS city is ahead of all others in this
section in the shape of its public streets,
and still further improvements are being
made this fall.
a Young German, lately come to this
county, bad the misfortune to shoot his
LETT hand off, by the accidental discharge
OF ais gun while out hunting.
EVERY person wishing a good box of
cigars, should go to Geo. L. Wilson's
cigar factory in Glovor's brick block on
tie corner of 9th and York streets.
The Farmers Challenge Mill" is now
IN operation at Smalley's Plow Factory.
Farmers are invited to call and see it.
bringing grain enough with them,
If they viii, to fully test the mill. ct
LADIES, you are invited to Books store
to see the new goods, splendid stock of
new Dress Goods. japanese Silks, En-
press Cloths. Merinoes, Irish Poplins,
Black aud Colored Alpaccas. Cheaper
than before for years.
The bark Alice Richards was lowed to
this port last Sunday by the tug Klttv
Smoke and is now at Hanson & Stoves
ship yard, where she will receive new fore
aud main masts, together with 3 neces-
sary suit Of canvass.
PRosE.-When the cold wind blows.
take care of your nose, that it don get
froze, and wrap up your toes in warm
WOODEN hose. The place we suppose to
buy such things as those and the rest of
your clothes, before the cold SHOWS is at
Seauette / Bros.
To BUSINESS MEN AS the fall trade
is commencing, now is the time to adver-
tise. Invite through the columns Of your
local paper your country friends to pur-
chase their wants at your stores-they
won't know what you have to sell unless
you tell them.
The Premium List of our county Fair
will DC received by all our subscribers as
Q supplement. tnay the same induce
every one who receives il, to come to tho
Fair, bring his family and something to
exhibit, as evidence &C h.sidesire 10 make
our Fair an unparalleled success.
MONDAY last was busy day in town.
The faces of our merchants wore
a smile that ehild-Iiks and bland"
all the day long-and they were happy.
If any one doubts that Manitowoc il a
live city, come and see how it is him.
self.
HE oyster season has fully arrived,
and Henry Wilcox is we'll supplied with
the delicious blvalves, ready to serve his
customers and the public with them in
aitshapes and quantities This announce.
nent viii meet with general favor, as he
has ever been known to furnish only the
best, done up in unohjectionable style.
WHAT can be more pleasing to the eve
than to behold those large chaiked lette :
on the sidewalk in front of VIM. Binkle
mans restaurant. He will serve YOU nm
dish of oysters 10 good shape for a verv
reasonable sum. This is the place to &c
when you get hungry. Give him a cal
ye hungry Fair visitors.
HERE is much complaint made about
the boys stealing fruit from the private
gardens of cur citizens We can hardl,
conceive how parents can be so careless,
about their children as TO permit then
TO be running about nights; they vii
have to blame themselves alone, if some
OF these boys should bring them to grief
HE largest Clothing and tailoring es
adjustment now in our city is that O,
Mr.. Charles Hoyer at the South side n,
Sth street bridge, who has lust received
the best lot of ready made clothing and
cloth, cassimers ere, for fall and white,
wear ofthe latest style and best quality.
Mr.. Hoyer it one of the first cutters ri
our city and all who patronize him re-.
eeiye full satisfaction. Go and try him,