The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-04-29
CITY AND COUNTY.
Man;tosUoc, Thursday, April 20.

at Chas. Books.
JUsr by way Of q gentle reminder, it
showed this morning.
A Two-sroRY dwelling house is being
erected at the foot of Franklin Street.
The finest assortment of Ladies and
Misses hats in the city at Chas. Books.
f. G. BUERsTATTE is building an adj
dition to the rear of his drug store on
the south side
HERE it is the 29th of April, and in
many sheltered places snow and ice is
still visible.
You can buy good summer shawl for
ONE DOLLAR at Chas. Books.
Mn. GEO. PHIPPs, the popular young
druggist of Depere, was in town Monday
and Tuesday.
A VALUABLE COW belonging to Mr..
Schrihardt died suddenly ON the street
last Saturday.
THE Basket Factory is in full blast,
having been started up last Monday
morning.
A SPLENDID assortment OF spring
goods just received at Chas. Books.
The American Express Company has
moved its Office to the building opposite
the post Office.
a LARGE dwelling house is in course
of construction on 18th street, between
Franklin and Washington.
FRED HEINEMAN has heaps OF conf
dense in old probabilities We saw
him around with straw hat on, yester-
day.
LADIES, go and examine the new dress
goods at Chas Books.
MIR. WITTMANN's stave factory was
started up on Monday and is now turn
ing out barrel stock In immense 4uanti-
ties.
FARMERS have not made much progress
in planting thus far this season, the frost
not having entirely left the ground in
many localities.
J. ScHUETTE & Bros. have large
and well selected stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
also Hats and Caps at low prices.
No CITY in the State offers more in
ducements for the establishment and
successful operation of paper mill than
does Manitowoc.
A LARGE stock of Ladies' and Gents
shoes, CATERS, etc., just received at Chas.
Books.
At the speling-match last Tuesday
evening at the Presbyterian Church,
Miss T. M. Barr carried off the prize as
| the best speller.
AN article in yesterdays Zeitung ac-
cqses us of belonging to ''city-ring. :"
VIII the Zeitung tell us who else belongs
to that ring2 Dare it do 500
GENTS, call at Chas. Books and pur-
chase your spring suits.
THE steamer Chicago was the first
''side-wheeler' to arrive at this port
this year. She came in yesterday morn
ing with full load
READ the card of j. T. Dumkie in
another column. Mr. d. is without a
rival LII the city in the matter of making
neat, well fitting boot, and shoes.
The steam barge Chas. Reitz and
tow were in port on Sunday. The
wrecking tug Leviathan called here on
Thursday on her way to the Manitou
| Islands
/ The schooner Pride, of Sheboygan,
came in collision with the harbor pier
yesterday and had her jib-boom and
bow-sprit broken short off.
G. e. EsTABRooK, City Attorney, has
rented rooms in the building corner
Eighth and Franklin streets, and is pre-
pared to attend to the legal wants of all
who may apply.
WE AND Our NEIGHBoRs. new
novel by Mrs. Stowe, which has been
published as serial in the Christian
Union, and greatly liked, is for sale at
Khngbeil's.
GEN. DEvENs, Commander-in-C Chief
of the Grand Army of the Republic, has
issued an order fixing Saturday, the 29th
of May, as Decoration Day. It Will
undoubtedly be celebrated in becom-
ing manner is this city.
The TRIBUNE has the best appointed
job printing Office in the city, and
orders for work viii be filled to the en-
tire satisfaction of our customers. A
larca assortment of card STOCK hoe ;Y,ct