The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-11-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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LADIES Go and see. those new styles
of shoes and CATERS at Ryder's.
THE level of water in the lakes is low
er at present than at any time within the
past twenty three years.
THE Concert Of the Ladies' Society at
the Presbyterian churh, netted the be nd
some sum Of $56.S2.
FARMERS should enlarge their orchards
more extensively The best of apples.
and other fruit, is grown in this county.
THERE we're twenty-eight sail vessels
in our harbor during the storm last Sun
day. Also one steamer, and two pro-
pellers.
One of the choppers on the line OF
the A. & N. L. r. r. had the misfortune
to break y leg by tree falling on him,
about nile above Brillion, one day last
week.
Communicated.
The Ladies Relief Society will meet
at Mrs T. Windiate's, Thursday, Nov.
10th, by order Of the President Mrs. T.
G. Shove.
HAVE you seen to your cellars and
and the cold snaps will pierce through all
unperceived crevices.
LIBELED. The wreck of the schooner
Dan 7indaH, now lying in Manitowoc
harbor, with the cargo of lumber remain
in the hold, has been attached for sal
wage claim of IS, 0OO.-IMI, Sentinel
GOVERNOR FAIRcHID has appointed
the same day With the President for
Thanksgiving, Nov. 30th. Let us all
try to comply with this double. invita-
ton; turkey or no turkey.
Our harbor dredge has been laid up
for the season, as the most necessary work
has been accomplished and the inclem-
ency of the weather makes it too expcn-
sive for the city to keep her employed
any lenger.
IT would be blessed thing if the side
walks of the city could be put upon uni
form grade. In half the cases no atten-
ton is paid to the established survey, in
laying down the plank.
REAL ESTATE is changing hands at
Increased rates; our improvements and
favorable prospects are increasing so
rapidly, that we would advise all who
contemplate locating here permanently,
to not delay any longer in securing real
property.
Mrs HOES has safely returned with
her children from visit to her many
friends In the east and our Ladies So
ciety feels already the increase of useful
ness and benefcient influence of her
presence.
IT is expected that hay will bring high
prices before next spring on account of
SO much having been shipped during the
summer and fall. It is plenty in this
county, however, but is scarce in the
northeastern part of the State
Mr.. LOUIS SIMON has moved his store
into the building formerly occupied by
Mr.. Plat and has fixed 1t up in good
style in preparation for the holydays.-
He will advise his friends in new ad-
l. l..
Mr.. ALoNzo CAREY of Ciarks Mills
tells us that he has made fruit-growing
perfect success, and is increasing his
orchard largely avery year, we hope that
in a few years our county will be indie
pendent Of foreign markets.
The cigar factory of Levy E. Cambpel
has been removed to the former stand oil
Mr. Louis Simon, corner of 7th and York
street. We bespeak kindly support
for that establishment as its loss at the
late fire must have been very severe
They make splendid cigars.
THE Dexter Hook and Ladder Com.
pany, of Two Rivers, will celebrate then
fourth semi annual ball at the Turner
hall on Wednesday, Nov. 90. Tickets
Scots We predict q crowded house and
lots of enjoyment. Manitowoc will GER.
taiuiy not fail to be strongly represented.
Tue schooner Pride in trying to come
into port last Sunday morning, mistook
the south pier for one of the harbor piers
aud got into the breakers before perceiv.
ing the mistake. She would have pound
ed to pieces in little while, if our tus
had not come to the rescue and brought
her safely into port.
Mr.. CARUs, whose moving into hi:
new store was rather earlier and, on &C.
count of the FIRE, great deal more sud-
den then he expected, was treated to a
splendid serenade by the brass band OF
Prof Biehns, on last Saturday eve.
The music there produced was most ex.
cellens
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