The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-08
CITY AND COUNTY
MamitozVoc, Thursday, October 8.

Hon. Jos. Villas left for Milwaukee
Saturday.
HATS and caps, large assortment, at
Chas. Books.
DoN'r fail to see the Amateurs to-
night.
Jos. Rankin and family have returned
from trip East.
SOME of the finest streets in the city
are those finished this year in the Third
Ward.
GROCERIES can be bought at the new
brick block owned by Chas. Book, at
very low prices.
A LARGE brick residence is being built
on Washington Street west of Thirteenth
Street.
The Post Office building and Seeger's
barber shop are shining under new coats
of paint.
BGHMER's handsome two-story brick
residence on Buffalo Street is nearly
completed.
PETERSON is having the first floor of
his building on Eighth Street fitted up
for a stOre-room.
FROM point on Calumet Hill sixty
five buildings can be seen which have
been erected this wear
Go AND see Chas. Book in his new and
magnificent brick store, where you may
purchase goods at lowest prices.
Mr.. Bergman, one Of the late proprie-
tors of the Ahnepee Record, called at
our Office the other day.
CRocKERY and glassware at the hand
soonest store in the city, owned by Chas.
Book, at low prices.
WE are prepared to fill orders for all
kinds Of Job Printing, guaranteeing
satisfaction in every particular.
The cheapest, handsomest and most
elegant looking glasses can be bought
at the new brick store of Chas. Book.
No CITY in the State offers more adj
vantages for the successful manufacture
of farm machinery on large scale than
does Manitowoc.
Judge Pierpont and Geo. B. Woodin,
of the Chronicle were in the city last
Saturday. The latter called at our Of
flee.
If you want new shawl, buy it at
the brick store of Chas. Book, where
you will find them at from shillings
up to 35 dollars q piece.
WE learn from the Chronicle, that
Judge Olmstead shook the eight fan
tastic'' at the social hop at Masonic hall,
in Two Rivers last week.
AS WILL be seen by advertisement, the
semi-annual review of the fire depart
ment takes place on Saturday, the 18th
instant.
IF you want to buy boots or shoes
don't fail to call at Chas. Books new
brick block, where you can buy them
at lowest prices.
IF you are in want of suit of clothes,
be sure and go to the new, and elegantly
finished brick store of Chas. Book,
where you Will find them from S.. 80 to
$25 suit.
THE rickety old bridge which for
years SPAWNED ''Sherman's Pond has
been torn away and the place filed up
with sand and gravel, with large sub
stantial culvert underneath.
Buy your gents furnishing goods,
such as underware, scarfs, gloves, cloth
ing, boots Or shoes, &C., at the new and
well-stocked brick store of Chas. Book,
W ere they can be had at low prices.
WE receive the information from a
reliable source that a woman was killed
by lightning near BODIES Pier last Tues
day, but further than that we have no
report.
LADIES, one and all, don't forget to
go to see Chas. Book, and look at his
splendid brick store, which is filed to
its utmost capacity with all kinds OF
goods for ladies' use.
THE o'clock express train was de-
layed half on hour last Saturday morn
ing, owing to the breakage of a spring
in one of the passenger coaches. It was
repaired at the shop here.
A MAN from the country was thrown
from buggy while turning the corner
of York and Eighth Streets, Saturday,
but aside from a bloody nose and good
fright, was uninjured.
A YOUNG man lost his pocket-book
containing $135 in cash and $500 worth
of notes, last week, on the Plank Road.
A 1itfIa rirl fo11n1 II n 1r-oc, odx-or4;coJ