The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-17
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
READ the new legal advertisements.

TIE river lot Immediately west OF
Main Street bridge, north side, is being
filed up with gravel.
A Two-sToRY brick residence is being
built on Park Street between Ninth and
Main by Mr.. Schadewald
ALL this month, Alexander kid gloves
and neckties will be sold ct astonishing
ly low prices at O. Torrison's.
WE have seen J. ". Barnes & Co. sell
6 pair of ladies' white hose of good quail
ty, for only one dollar
TIE Democratic Congressional Con-
vention meets at Sheboygan next Tues
day, the 22d inst.
A HANDSOME picket fence is being
built around the grounds of the First
Ward School house.
SIX innen handkerchiefs of fine quail
ty can be bought at the store of J. ".
Barnes & Co. for 81. rs. Go and see.
One column of ssads" has been crowd
ed out this week, for which omission we
ask the indulgence of our patrons.
MILES MCMAHON has made large
addition to the front of the st. Charles
Hotel stable on Commercial st.
A FEW more of those 25 cent ribbons
can be had at J. W. Barnes & Go, but
their stock will soon be sold out.
J. W. BARNES & Co. sell 7 inch all
silk plaid sash ribbon at only 80 cents a
yard. They have but few pieces left.
NEWSPAPERS, illustrated weeklies and
magazines, German and English, can
always be found at Khngbeil's.
TIE Abstract Of Title books of the
firm Of Watrous & Petibone, were sold
Tuesday by Z. J. Nash for $74. 90 to J.
D. Markham.
JUST received 40 pieces carpets and
oileloths, which will be sold at prices
varying from 80 cents to So per yard at
0. ToRRIsoN's.
vertisements in this issue. We shall
notice our new advertisers editorially
next week.
The parents OF the editor left New
York on the 9th inst, on the steamer
Schiller IF nothing happens they will
arrive at Hamburg to-day.
A. J. HANSON is building a black
smith shop on the corner of Ninth and
State Streets, to be used in connection
with his wagon shop.
A LARGE and appreciative audience
witnessed the rendition of Lamb and
Lion,'' at Turner Hall last Sunday even
ing.
The walls Of the first story of Mr..
BEGINNERS residence on Buffalo Street
are up, and the work on the remainder
is progressing rapidly.
SEVERAL of the young gentlemen of
this city have formed themselves into
mine rel troupe and have had several
rehearsals prior to public exhibition.
E. KRUMHAUER has rented the room
on Commercial Street formerly occupied
by E. G.. Hasse and Will SO connect it
with his store on Eighth ST. as to make
two entrances.
THE large quantities of hay daily
pressed in this city keeps quito fleet Of
vessels employed in its transportation
No other city in the State approaches it
in this branch of business.
THE mason-work on the new mill
built for Truman & Morse, is about COM
pteted. The necessary machinery will
be put in place and operation at the
erliest date possible.
SOME ToMAro.-EVe have received
from the garden of Mr.. Joseph Rankin
a ripe tomato IS inches in circumference
and weighing two and a half pounds.
Who can show n larger one ?
WITH new type and material we are
prepared to turn out job work in a style
which has never before been equaled in
this city. Send in your orders, and if
they are not filed satisfactorily we wont
charge you cent for the printing.
AUG. BERNER has removed his large
stock of hardware into his new brick
store on South Eighth Street. The
apartment is elegantly fitted up and
furnished, and when the new stock is
placed in order, will present handsome
Our statement in regard to the COM
pletion of the interior of st. James
Episcopal Church, last week, was pre-
mature, as the room could not be ar
ranged by Sunday. Services were held
in the Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr..
Stevens bainy absent on q vacation