The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-24
CITY AND COUNTY
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soda were in demand last Monday.
WE notice John Z. McMnilen, of
Chiffon, in town this week. He is at
tending court.
We acknowledge the honor of q call
from Mr.. H. W. Meyer, of the Appleton
| T'oK@fre,oaa, on Tuesday.
THn schr Louisa Mcdonald took on
board a cargo of hay for Manistee from
| Halls warehouse last Sunday.
| THERE are on the calender for the
Circilit Court, OF civil eases, and ID
criminal cases, the largest calendar for
long time.
THOSE who claim friendship with Fred
Heineman, of the Zeituag, had better
go and call on him while that box of
| prime cigars holds out.
GREAT was the fall of O. b. Hanson's
new scow last Tuesday, and great was
the squeeze The man got that was under
it. No serious damage was done.
IF fellow had friends who would stick
to him in adversity as closely as a SHIRT
does to the person of fat man, now
a-days, he would indeed be fortunate.
MAYOR JONES is on the sick list again.
His place in the City Council was very
acceptably filed by alderman G. IL.
Schmidt, on Monday evening.
KLINGBEIL has magnificent stock of
fireworks of all kinds, flags and other
fixtures necessary for proper celebra
ton of the Fourth of July by Young
America.
By advertisement in another column
the City Clerk gives notice that the Board
of Equalization will meet at the
Council Room Oh Tuesday next, and
remain In session eight days.
THE barge Jessie Linn was taken out
of the dry dock here last Thursday, af
ter having been thoroughly repaired.
She lay at the Goodrich dock until Fri
day, when she took her final departure
Tomorrow is the '.last day of school,
previous to the long summer vacation.
The occasion will be observed in be-
coming manner, and parents and friends
Of the pupils will be richly rewarded
should they be present.
OK the Sth of May last Michael Healey,
aged II, residing with his parents in the
town of Franklin, was bitten by o mad
dog, and on the night of the 10th instant
he died from the effects of it, suffering
all the horrors of hydrophobia.
QUITE severe accident happened to
HTr. John Mendlik, on Tuesday last.
While going down hill near Cato Cor
ners, his horse stumbled and threw him
out over the dash board, bruising him
badly about the hip and slightly fractur
ing the pelois bone.
THE City Board has, SO far. neglected
to elect Street Commissioner for the
ID and 18th wards, and in consequence
there seems to be no one whose business
it is to look after necessary repairs and
cleaning on the streets of the North Side
Many of them are in deplorable con-
dition
An Irish woman from the Branch, by
name McGraw, was arrested last Satrlr-
day ut the instance of Messrs. J. W.
Barnes & Co., who allege that she stole
a pair of stockings from their store
Not being able to successfully stave off
vile to await trial before Justice Glover
on Tuesday.
WE are ashamed to record it, but there
exists in this neighborhood one or more
persons who are so utterly lost to a sense
of decency as to steal plants and flowers
from the graves in Evergreen Cemetery.
Should one of them ever be detected in
the commission of this crime, we hope
to hear of its going hard with them, and
if there is an unusually hot corner in the
place they are checked for, they will
undoubtedly have it reserved for them.
THE attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of Messrs Bolen
& Sullivan, in another column, wherein
they announce that they viii make the
manufacture of shirts speciality, here
after, and also the fact that full line of
Domestic Paper Fashions can always be
procured of them. Their entire stock
of dry goods and groceries is fresh, and
we recommend them to the public as
gentlemen who will offer square bar
gain.
NEXT Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cooper, of this city, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Robinson, of Green Bay, viii leave
Kenosha for New York, from whence
they sail on the steamer Abysinnia, on the
14th of July, for three months trip to
England. They will go to New York
via Washington, and spend few days
in sightseeing in the National Capital
Their many friends in this city and
county unite in wishing them pleasant
journey and safe return.
THE census of this city was completed
last Saturday. Following are the figures:
1st ward. ,T7S
So So :. ....a' e3i
4tn $40
Total population 6,71S
being gain of 1,539 since 1870, or
LITTLE over 5ON q vaar II, cool, of tba