The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-15
CITY AND COUNTY.
MaasitosUoc, Thursday, ApgI g.

FISH spEARING is favorite amusement
with the boys just now.
THIS issue closes Vol. 81 of The TRI-
BUNE. It has now attained it's majority.
Two VESSELS passed this port on Fri
day, going north-the first of the sea-
son.
HEN-FRUIT has dropped in price as
well as in reality. Only 123 cents
dozen now.
CARLOADS of machinery are received
weekly by our dealers in agricultural
implements.
TIE schooner FL. Rand, rebuilt at
Peter Larsen's ship-yard, viii be launch
ed next Saturday.
The steam barge Chas. Reitz loaded
at the warehouse of the Oriental Mills,
on Sunday, with flour.
The Alice Richards arrived from Chi
cago last evening, the first sail vessel to
enter our harbor this year.
THE Grand Lodge of Masons, of the
State of Wisconsin, will meet in annual
session in Milwaukee tomorrow.
Hon. E. G.. RYAN received, at the
judicial election in this county, 3,269
votes, there being no opposition.
THE TRIBUNE had special reporter
at the spelling match who wrote up the
racy article in another column.
Mr.. LoTz is raising the building on
Jay street next to his meat market, and
will put brick foundation under it.
THE small schooner Minnehaha, with
a cargo of wood, went south last Sud-
day, the first to leave this port this
year.
J. SCHUETTE & Bros. have large and
well selected stock Of
MEMS AND BoYs' CLOTHING,
also Hats and Caps at low prices.
THE 81 900 hearse recently ordered by
Messrs. illson & Klingholtz has ar
rived. But few cities in the State can
show one to equal it in elegance.
THE first maple sugar of the season
has made its appearance in the marked.
The man who brought it in was very
bashfnl and only asked 80 cents pound
for it,
SPRING brings joy to the heart of a
Green Bay editor, who sings: ''Soon
the dusky squaw will be seen straining
maple sugar through her winter stock
ings."
WANTED.-The undersigned desires
to rent pleasant dwelling house on the
north side, west of Seventh Street, in
pleasant neighborhood. Apply to
ED. BoRCHERDT.
Mr.. KERN, one of the most success
full of our York street merchants, calls
attention, in an advertisement, to an i'm
mense stock of elegant wall paper at re-
duced prices.
Upon the completion of the harbors
of refuge under way on the lakes, each
point will be supplied with an officer of
the signal service and Geographic COM
munication VIII be secured SO that eau
tionary signals may be displayed at
each harbor.
The Millerites now assert that the
world will oor,o RI OF, q Ir,,y,t conclusion
on June Is. Prof. Tice, of St. Louis,
also predicts terrific cyclones about that
time. In view of this, we suggest to a
few of our subscribers that if they intend
going to heaven they had better settle
up their account with the printer.
SAY Fred Heineman Mrs. Markham
said no gentleman would be excused
from entering the ranks of the spelling
army the other night. Why did you
crawl under seat and refuse to- come
forth when your name was called?
THE upper bridge at the Rapids was
carried away by the ice and high water
last Thursday noon, and the lower por-
ton of the village was inundated to
such an extent as to make the removal
of the citizens to higher ground neces-
sary.
THE schooners Fl. @. Richards, Jes-
sic Phillips, G. Luling, Warren, Min
nehahs, Mariner, Condor, Julia Larsen,
Espindola, Industry, Franklin, L. J,
Conway, the scows Felicltous, Salma,
and Blue Belle, of the Manitowoc feet,
have left this port during the past week.
TIE dam and piers of the Hubbard
mill, about mile above the Rapids,
carried away by the freshet last
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