The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-10
CITY AND COUNTY.
Nan;toq0oc, THURSDAY, fame 10,
Hans HANSON left for Norway la

IHE state IteIoTuI SoifOiAoioAA A-NS''
in Milwaukee on the 9Th of September.
GREEN FRUIT and vegetables received
daily at Pluinb's. 3junetf
THE hand organ fend was around last
Saturday discoursing agony to unwilling
listeners.
WASHINGTON street, between 18th and
14th, is to- be graded, graveled and 9TH
erwise improved.
LIGHT o7ercoats are more in demand
than linen dusters-a fact the existence
of which causes much complaint.
LARGE quantities of cord wood are
being brought 10 the city now that the
roads are in excellent condition.
The steamer was out for trial last
Thursday evening and worked to the
entire satisfaction of everybody.
THERE is a good deal of stagnant wat
er standing in bitches, in various local
tiles, that needs attention right off.
THE census of the town of Mishicott
has been taken, showing population OF
], e50-a gain of just SO since 1870.
MAIN street is the tenth west of the
lake. Where DO you suppose you would
be if you were ON Twenty fifth street2
LAST Friday the city dredge was taken
to Two Rivers, having been leased for a
short time by the Wisconsin Leather Co.
WHY don't the sold settlers" in this
city and county get together and have
good time, like they do in other parts
of the State?
THE tug Willie Richards has been
sent to Ahnapee to do the towing for the
government dredge and scows now en-
gagged there.
A PORTION of the sidewalk on Buffalo
steet, between Sth and 9th, has been
torn up, and is in a condition to cost the
city something for broken limbs.
Mr.. G. L. NORRIS, of the Grand
Rapids, (Mich.) Eagle, was in town on
Saturday. taking notes from which to
''write up" this city and vicinity.
CONC to housekeeping is fun alive.
We have made one hundred and seventy
nine trips down town within twenty-four
hours, and yet there's something lacking.
CARLOADS of saw logs for the mill of
Mr.. Geo. Pankratz are being brought in
over the Western road daily. They are
dumped from the cars directly into the
river.
THE pestiferous potato bug has not
yet put in an appearance here. Last
year, at this time, there were thousands
of them to be seen on the street and in
gardens.
The annual review of the Two Rivers
Fire Department occurs on Saturday
next. Many of the firemen from this
city have expressed their intention to go
up and see the boys turn out.
MARRIED, by Rev. c. F. ALERT, at the
residence of John Synes, in this city, OF
Monday evening, May 81, 1876, Mr..
ISAAC COOLING, of Chiffon, and Miss
MARY JANE SYAfEs, of Manitowoc.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
have held meeting and resolved to have
s'sociables" during the summer at which
fancy work will be made for sale at fair
to come off at some future time.
WHEN you see fellow look out of
the door, observe the sun shining, and
then start off without an overcoat, put
him down as O confidence man-one who
puts more faith in appearances than he
ought to.
JoB-PRINTINa of all kinds will be exc
cuted at this office on short notice and
in the latest style. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Call and examine specimens of
work. Orders by mail will be promptly
attended to.
MONDAY afternoon two little boys were
thrown into the river under Eighth street
bridge by the upsetting of the boat they
were in. Fortunately assistance was
Immediately rendered and they escaped
with drenching.
SHOP windows are made gay with piles
of fire crackers and sky-rockets. 1t is
refreshing to know that the boys have
patriotism enough in them to make a
noise, at least. No, we don't look for
any celebration
Ri. LUDNGToN, Mayor of Milwaukee,
and the gentleman whose name is most
frequently spoken of in connection with
the Republican Guberatorial nomination
was married On Monday last to Mrs. E.
M. Tobey, late of New York.
HAVE just opened a millinery store
opposite our grocery house. All goods
and work of latest styles. Are receiving
new goods every day, and don't ask 100
per cent profit, either. 3june If
J. E. PLUMB & BRO.
kARNoFsKY & Bro. are doing rush.
ing business nowadays, an evidence
that they make it to the interest of the
people to buy of them. They will have
something to say to our readers next
week in supplement.
Mr.. A. M. RICHTER has his vinegar
factory so nearly completed that the
manufacture of the article will be COM
menced in short time. This is 8 new
enterprise in this city, and we hope will
prove very successful one
VIM. RAHR, Jr., left on the Sheboygan