The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-10-15
CITY AND COUNTY
Nanitoz0oc, thursday, October IS.
REMEMBER Books new store.

The Republican Ward Caucuses next
Saturday. Be on hand.
THOUSANDS of bricks are being ship
ped from this port weekly.
a NEW cornice has been placed upon
the front of Klngholtz Hall
AT Chas Books new store you can
purchase goods at lowest prices.
ATTEND the Assembly District Con-
vention next Monday forenoon.
The river lots back of the Wisconsin
Central Mills are being locked.
GEO. WING, of Ahnepee, was well
come caller at our Office yesterday.
NEEDED improvements on the cross
walks on Washington Street are being
made.
TIE fourth and last crib upon the
harbor extension was sunk on Tuesday.
THERE Will be divine service at the
Presbyterian church at the usual hour
next Sabbath.
THE new mill of Truman & Morse
will be ready for operation in about three
weeks.
CHAs. Book is selling his carpets off
at cost, as he don't intend to keep them
any more.
FROM what we are able to learn the
gas works will be located on West Chi
cago Street.
Rev. Mr.. RUDD, of Plymouth, She
boygan county, preached in st. James
church last Sunday.
MIRRORS and looking glasses, handsome
and elegant, in great variety at Chas.
Books.
The finest carriage in the city to-day
was manufactured at Tilson & Shimek' 8
factory on Chicago ST.
DoN'r fail to call at Chas. Book s
magnificent brick store, if you want
boots or shoes at lowest prices.
FRED HORN is building large barn
and small residence ON Seventh Street,
between Buffalo and Chicago SITS.
GENTS furnishing goods, such as
underwear, gloves, scarfs, &C., are sold
very cheap at Chas. Books new brick
store.
Rev. Mr.. STEVENS returned Monday
from Milwaukee, where he attended the
semi-annual meeting Of the Presbyterian
Synod.
A SOAP FACTORY is to be started in
Green Bay. We predict an improve
ment in the appearance of the Green
Baybies in consequence.
WHERE can you buy suh of clothes
Why, at Chas. Books new store, you
can get suit from S.. 50 to $500. He
can suit you exactly.
WORK on the Lake Shore & Yves tern
r. E. depot at Appleton is progressing
finely, and the building will soon be en-
closed. So says The Times.
o. ToRR1soN is having large brick
furnace built under his store for heating
purposes. It has 200 square feet of
heating surface.
TIE little sloop built by Hanson
& Johnson for the fruit trade was
launched last Friday afternoon from the
dock foot of 9th st. It was christened
Rap.
In row at Mishicott, Monday night,
Fred Keune had a roof put over his
right eye by August Terens. The parties
came to the city and settled the matter
satisfactorily.
LADIES call and examine the complete
stock of ladies' underwear, dress goods,
notions, trimmings, and other things
ladies desire, and you will find prices
lower at Book store than elsewhere.
AN Illinois gentleman was in the city
on Monday in search of a location for
the establishment Of a sewing machine
factory. He was pleased with our town,
and will, we hope, decide to locate here.
THE interest upon our railroad bonds,
amounting to $1,000, falls due ca the
Ist of November. There is nearly
enough money in the treasury to pay it
at least, the demand upon the city will
be promptly met.
LAST Friday night the propeller j. S.
Hurd ran into the outermost crib OF the
south harbor pier, and strange as it may
seem, moved the whole structure, con-
tanning 60 cords Of stone, about a foot
out of line. The propeller sustained no
injury.
THE store recently erected by Schuette
& Bro. is finished and viii soon be
stocked with q complete assortment of
ready-made clothing and gents furnish