The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-09
CITY AND COUNTY.
ManitozUoc. Thmrsdey, Sept. 9.

| 0. ToRRIsoN is east on a business
visit.
THE State Fair is now in progress in
Milwaukee
A LITTLE child of Mr.. F. Rowley died
the other day.
THE County Fair promises to be a
huge success this year.
READ our advertising columns to know
where to buy goods reasonable.
WE all paid well for our unusual cool
summer in good round sweat.
| A FEW cases of scarlet fever have been
reported recently on the South Side.
The public schools opened on Mon
| day with their accustomed good atten-
| dance.
THERE will be meeting of the stock
| holders in the elevator scheme this
evening.
A. f. KLINGBEIL, our popular station
er, is off on business trip to Milwaukee
! and Chicago.
SEVERAL large droves of cattle passed
through the city this week, destined for
southern markets.
Mr.. BREssLER's new brick residence
on Washington street is receiving the
finishing touches.
MIR. J. B. MILLER, of Chicago, is in
the city this week on a short visit to rel
atives and friends.
AND still our city has dull look
Farmers have not yet commenced bring
ing in their products.
A LARGE square rugged schooner is
taking on a load of hay from Truman &
Morse's warehouse to-day.
THE Northern Basket Factory resumed
operations last Thursday after a
suspension of several months.
THE schooner Whirlwind, with ILL.,
600 feet of lumber for Capt. Guyles'
yard. arrived yesterday morning.
PEOPLE who carry chewing gum and
postage stamps loose in their pockets do
not complain of lack of business.
FRED. JoURNALMAN had new pair of
shears given to him, Saturday. Welook
for a great improvement in his paper
this week
The schooner Charles Luling had her
main opmast broken at Chicago, Mon
day, by fouling with the schooner Fl. A.
Kent.
THE State Fair is of interest, but don't
let it lead you to forget our home insti-
tuition at Clarks Mills on the Odd, oath
and 25th INST
CONTRACTORS will find an advertise
ment in another column for bids for the
improvement of Franklin street, between
Seventh and Eighth.
The fine brick block of Messrs. Ru-
dolph and Franz is ready for the pias-
terers, and Mr.. Sixta's elegant new store
Is nearly ready for occupancy.
THE State Fair commenced on Tues
day, and will continue the balance of the
week, though to- day will probably take
the largest crowd from this city.
"YoU'vE pinned it back" he cried,
with grief, ''much further than you'd
orter; your front stands out in bold re-
lief-my darter oh, my darter %
The Milwaukee, Lake Shore and
Western r. r. is selling excursion tick
cts to Milwaukee to the State Fair at
half fare, good until September 18th.
AT the REFORM Convention held in
Two Rivers last Saturday, G. DAIMLER
and ]. Linstedt were elected delegates
to the State Convention held yesterday.
A LETTER written by the famous
t'Tangle" McCracken to the Milwaukee
Sentinel will bs found in another column
1t is characteristic of the genius who
wrote it.
The yawl belonging to the tug Kitty
Smoke broke from its moorings during
the blow of Sunday night and drifted
out into the lake. It was recovered
near Two Rivers. -
OUR City Marshal promptly gobbles
up and impcunds all animals running al
large upon the streets, which has the
effect of making stock owners look out
for their property.
The schooner Union was picked up
by the tug Kitty Smoke, below Two
Rivers, last Sunday, she having suffered
the loss of her mainsail ana jibs by the
gale the night previous.
QUITE number of Manitowoc people
will go to Mishicott next Sunday to at.
| tend the Schutzenfest. 1t is also stated
delegation of Sheboygan sharp-shoot-
ers will be in attendance.
| Presentation. Jos. Villas was In
the city during Sunday, having arrived
the evening previous.
Mr. John F. Calvin, former TRIBUNE
employee, is home recruiting his health.
The directory of this city, published
by the Messrs. Pryor, is now being de-
livered. 1t is a very complete work,
gotten up in good style, and sure to
please those who have or will purchase it.
Mr. ANDERsoN's building, corner OF
South Eighth and Quay streets, is being
moved to the corner of Main and Jay
streets. Mr.. John Cone is doing the
moving in his usual expeditions man.