The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-06
CITY AND COUNTY
MamitozVoc, THURSDAY, May 8.

Mr.. JOHN ROBINSON, of Green Bay, Is
in the city.
DECORATION DAY comes on Sunday
this year.
The sleighing broke up quite sudden
" on Sunday.
THERE was no meeting of the city
Board last Monday.
THE schooner Rodder is in dry dock
here to be re-caulked.
Mrs. CATHARINE ELDRED died at
Two Rivers on the Dist ult., aged 70
years.
1000 barrels of Grand Rapids CMichi-
gam Land Plaster for sale at J. Fl.
Thornton's.
The semi-annual review of the Fire
Department will take place during the
present month.
A TELEGRAPH Office has been estab-
ished by the Railroad Company at
Forest Junction.
Is IT not time some action was taken
looking to the proper celebration of
Decoration Day?
THE Straits are open, and a large fleet
of vessels are daily seen passing this
port for the lower lakes.
THE Goodrich propeller Truesdell left
her winter quarters here last Saturday
to take her place on the Chicago and
Green Bay line.
A LITTLE girl in the Fourth Ward had
the misfortune to fall against hot
stove last Saturday, severely burning
her face and one hand.
j. H. THORNTON offers his entire
stock of Clothing, Hats and Caps, at
actual cost, having decided to close out
his Clothing, Hat and Cap stock.
We desire to call the attention of our
readers to very interesting article on
Denver, Col, from the pen of Hon.
John Schuette.
Mr.. RICHARDS bark, the Alice Rich
ards, arrived in Chicago the other day
minus her jibs, carried away in storm
she encountered going up the lake.
THERE will be regular meeting Of
the Manitowoc Steam Engine Co. No. 1,
this Thursday evening, at half-past 7
o'clock. III. HALvERsoN, Sec.
e. KRUMHEUER and Joe Bleser are
each building handsome residences on
Michigan Avenue, just outside of the
city limits on the Rapids Road, north
SIDE
AND now the Assessor is around pok-
ing long document under your nose
with the request :sPlease fill out :"
Blessed is he, nowadays, who don t
own anything.
J. ScHUETrE & Bros. have large
and well selected stock of
! MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
also Hats and Caps at low prices.
ICE CREAM openings and soda water
commandments are on the tapis-pro-
vided always we don't have a freeze up,
which past experience has shown to- be
in order at almost any time.
We learn that, should Messrs. Han
son & Scove succeed in selling the John
Schuette, they will Immediately COM
mence work upon another vessel for the
market.
KLINGBIEn keeps the latest news and
illustrated papers, standard books of
fiction, school books, musical instru-
ments and everything in the line of
stationery at lowest prices. Call on him.
THE hangdog look of goodly num-
Der of disconsolate physiognomies sham
bling about our streets suggest that the
annual cussedness of house cleaning is
in full blast
! THE local items of the Concordia are
dispensed on homeopathic principles.
| The railroad time table serves its purpose
well, and will do power of good in
pushing home interests.
A MAJORITY of our merchants have re-
ceived their Spring goods, and Judging
by the quantity purchased, lively
trade is anticipated-in which we hope
they will not be disappointed.
CHARLEY THOMPSON, the popular
Clerk of the Sheboygan, is in the city in
readiness to take his place on his steam
er when she leaves her winter quarters
probably tomorrow OF Saturday
The wagon-loads of baskets which are
daily being shipped from the Basket
Factory, is evidence that Messrs. Ray
nlond & Shove are doing business on
a large scale.