The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-07-11

Mr.. LANTRY. CIR efficient school dis
trict clerk has kindly furnished US with
the full report of proceedings at the an
nual school meeting in the lst district
which we are unable to publish this week
for want Of room. 1t will appear in our
next issue.
AID FOR BOHEMIA Our noble, large
hearted Bohemian fellow citizens have
collected over oae hundred dollars for
the benefit of their unfortunate country
men by the late disastrous food. But
few, and those least expected, refused to
assist.
MEssRs. GUYLEs & PANKRATz have
moved their Saw mill to the West
side of Main street, and are now busy
setting up the engine and machinery for
an early commencement Of work. They
had to change their location on account
the new bridge.
SUICIDE.-H. Goldammer killed him
self with pistol last Friday forenoon,
because he had been struck with Incur
able blindness some years ago. Mr.
Goldammer was highly respected during
long residence in Two Rivers.
MEssRs. PLATr. GRAY & FOSTER are
probably doing the largest business in
purchasing country produce, of any firm
in this City. All who deal with them
are pleased with the gentlemanly treat
ment aud fair dealing.
The Lutheran Mission Festival was
held in the so-called Jones Grove" on
the North side of this City, near the Ne
shoto road. There we're several ministers
present from abroad and the services, as
well as the spiritual and earthly nourish-
ments afterwards were enjoyed by very
large and highly pleased congregation.
j. Fl. THORNTON, having purchased
twenty-five feet Of ground adjoining his
store on North Eighth street, broke ground
last Monday for another store already con-
tracted for and to be occupied by a new
firm consisting Of Messrs E Oleson, l..
Mendlick and Niles Thompson on the
first of September next.
Our farmers throughout the county
being now busy haying, the trade of our
city has materially declined during the
present week and will probably not fully
revive again until the grain harvest is
also secured. All the crops look splen-
did and promise an abundant reward for
the husbandman. So mote it be-
The Bar Room Remedy for weakness OF
the stomach is dose of Rum Bi,ters- They are
surcharged with Easel Oil, deadly element, which
is rendered active by the pungent astringents
with which it is combined. If your stomach is weak
or your liver bowels disordered tone strengthen
and regulate them with VINEGAR BIrrERs, pure
VEGETABLE SroMAcHIc, Corrective AND APENIENr, free
from alcohol, and capable of infusing vitality
into your exhausted and disordercd system. 114t
THE annual meeting of School District
No. / was held at the I'd ward school
house on the Sth inst. Chas. Fl. Walk
or chairman. The vote FOR treasurer re-
suited in the election of Peter Johnston
by large majority. The tax voted for the
ensuing years is nearly sic, 900.
In the lst ward, Mr. Fred. Schultz was
reelected Treasurer and then the meet
ing adjourned for one week.
The strawberry festival at the base
ment in the Presbyt' n church last Tuesday
eve. was got up by the young ladies OF
the congregation in excellent style, anc
proved highly pleasing success. Ths
large rooms were beautifully and taste
fully decorated with flowres and festoons
the tables spread in the most tempting
manner and the delicacies of the season
provided for in abundance and enjoyed
by the numerous guests in oft repeated
efforts to exhaust the never failing sup
ply. The singing of duet by member:
of the choir accompanied by the youps
erganist on one OF the largest Mason
Hamlin Organs-furnished for the occ2
sion By Mr.. Bacon-was most sweetly ano
beautifully executed, and this part Of the
entertainment wasthe only one of which
much norewould have been gladly en-.
ioyed. The receipts Of the evening were
over fifty collars, probably as satisfactory
to the young hostesses as their entertain
ment was to their pleased and happy
guests.