The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-11-18
CITY AND COUNTY
Naa.itocgoo. Thursday, Nov. 70.

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SEE notice of strayed or stolen cow,
in another column.
THE ground was covered with a light
Snow on Tuesday morning.
OF course you are going to the dance
at Toms next Thursday evening.
The Goodrich steamers Chicago and
Sheboygan Will be laid up the first OF
next month.
/ Our thanks are rendered to State
Treasurer Kuehn, for copy of his an
nuai report.
THE Two River ting Gagnon was sup
piled with new wheel at the dry dock
yard last week.
Nh. e. WAGNER has just completed
one of the finest residences in the city,
on Washington street.
Mr.. PARMINE CAMP has the contract
for driving the piles for the foundation
of the elevator.
! THE Derby style of Fall Hats, at
Plumb's Millinery Store, corner of Buf-
f;alo and Eighth Streets. noy1S
4 SPECIAL tax of $3.50 is to be raised
in the First and Third Wards for the
| Improvement of Washington Park.
TIE new tug Frank Garfield, left this
port for Manistee, on Saturday evening,
in charge of engineer August Dueno.
The drawing Of jurors for the Deem
Der term of the Circuit Court for this
county viii take place next Saturday.
Il CHOICE selection of New. York ap-
pies can now be procured of Plumb
Bros, corner Eighth and Buffalo streets.
THE City Council is putting in a good
deal of time just now. There viii be
another meeting next Monday night.
The best stock of Fall and Winter
Millinery in town, at Plumb's Millinery
store, on Buffalo street nov19
A HEAVY sea is running outside to-day,
| and in consequence the steamer Chicago
! together with whole feet of vessels, is
in port for refuge.
| Mr.. DoBICE, n Cooperstown farmer,
| found chunk of almost pure copper On
his farm last Tuesday. It weighed
| forty-four pounds.
TIE schooner r. Simmons, flying a
flag of distress, was towed into the river
this forenoon, having had her foresaiI
carried away In last nights blow.
TIE finest line of Patterns Hats ever
in this market, at Plumb's Millinery
| Store, corner Buffalo and Sth SIS. nov19
| THE schooner Imperial, purchased
recently at Marshal's sale, by Messrs o.
| Torrison and z. Johnston, has been
stripped preparatory to being hauled
ont and entirely rebuilt.
IT will be generally regretted that
Mr.. A. F. Illingbeil has met with bust
ness reyerses, and that a Milwaukee
! firm has closed his place Of business
we hope only temporarily.
THERE will be a special meeting of
| Manitowoc Steam Engine Co. No. 1,
this (Thursday) evening, at y o'clock.
By order of the Foreman:
II. H4LvERsoN, Sec'y.
AT Turner Hall, next Sunday evening,
Orchard the XII, of Sweden" will be
presented. The piece is represented as
being an excellent one, and we predict a
full house to witness its presentation.
FEATHERS, Flowers, Wings and Frames
of all kinds, at Plumb's Millinery Store,
corner of Buffalo and Eighth st. nov1S
THERE was sarcasm in the voice OF
that Fourth Ward man who offered to
exchange the load Of wood for which he
was called upon to pay $3.50, for the
wagon rack, thinking he would be the
gamer thereby in point of quantity, at
least.
Mr.. J. W. G. LANGwoRTHY, a gentle
man of considerable experience in the
Board, was unanimously elected by the
City Council last Monday evening to
fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mr.. Chas.- Raymond. The selection
is an excellent one.
A FINE lot of tinted bristol board, for
business and visiting cards, has just
Deen received at this office. We can get
up as elegant cards as the next man, and
at prices to suit. Anything III the line
of job printing will be promptly furnish
ed and entire satisfaction guaranteed.
We call attention to the card of Messrs
Bidinger & Loughren, found in
another column. These gentlemen are
prepared to do horse-shoeing IN tie very
best manner, always using hand made
shoes wrought from the very best iron.
Give them call when you have horses
to be shod.
Mr.. J. 4. kosfnER mas leased the
| elegant room in Rud olph's new block
and about the first of next month viii
remove his stock Of merchandise into it
He will then have one of the finest stores
in the city, and although We dislike to
see him leave this side of the river, wish
him abundant success in his new quar-
ters.
LAST Saturday afternoon, John Pla-
mondon, of Two Rivers, had the mis-,
fortune to loose one hundred and fifty
dollars, which he had rolled mp in piece
of newspaper. As he was OF the opinion
! that he lost IL on or near the bridge The