The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-03
CITY AND COUNTY
Man;sowoc, Tha.rsaay, c.:.t: g.

FoUND.-A brass door key. Cali at
this office.
GREEN FRUIT and vegetables received
daily at Plumb's. 3iunetf
A MAD Doa was killed in Two Rivers
on Monday.
Miss NOZZLE McDoSAD. has taken
possession Of the telegraph office here.
Hon. Jos. Villas arrived in the city
on Saturday evening to remain during
the present week.
FRoA all parts of the State comes the
cheering intelligence that crops Of all
kinds are looking very well.
LOW, the poor Indian, to the number
of four, was III town Saturday selling
baskets and adniring circus posters.
The prospects are that the Wisconsin
Central Railroad Company cannot Creed
lis title clear" for some time to come.
THE severest thunderstorm of the
season, accompanied by torrents Of rain,
visited this section Tuesday evening.
Soow LOADS of lumber from their
Neshoto Mill are being received at Coop
er G Jones' lumber yard almost daily.
Strawberries have made their ap-
pearance in the market, the first arrivals
selling at 50 cents a box. They are
cheaper now.
THE man who was to furnish the city
with gas has gone back on the Apple
tonians also, and they are crying loudly
for light
CAS any one inform us as to the time
when the Railroad Company will begin
laying its track down Franklin and Quay
streets to the lake?
A FELLOW who hasn't ssLilly of the
Lake" perfume on his handkerchief
now a-days amt nowhere in the estima-
ton of the girls. Robinson has it.
AND now Milwaukee is moving for q
grand Musical Jubilee in August. They
need something loud there to call atten-
ton from their whisky frauds.
THERE will be a regular meeting of
Manitowoc Steam Engine Co. No. 1,
this Thursday evening, at half past seven
O'Clock. FL. HAIvERsoN, Sec.
FoR fear our readers would never
suspect the existence of the fact, we in
form them that summer, according to
the almanacs, set in day before yesterday.
A GENTS SILK UMBRELLA FOR 81. 90.
n. A. Chapman & Co. have just receiv
ed a small lot of gents % inch silk UNI
brellas, natural handles, at $500 each.
II is easy to tell the channel in which
the Chronicle editors mind runs when
he tells about seeing the aurora borealis
dancing the can-can in the northern sky.
GER. I. AFTER has leased his saloon
andacceptel a position in Schuette Bros. ,
store, where he viii be found at all times
ready to wait upon his many friends as
of old.
Mr.. KERLING is preparing to build a
handsome residence on st. Clair street.
Mr.. Gillett's elegant brick veneered resi-
dence just outside the city limits is as.
suming elegant proportions.
Doc PRTrCHARD sports one OF the
neatest carriages In the city, and has a
span Of bays that yank it along at 2:4O
gait. Ellison & Shimelz made the car
riage.
WE recommend esBob" Maybell and
the house of G.. H. Hamilton & Co.,
Milwaukee, to the patronage Of our
printer friends throughout the State
as the best in the Northwest.
III took our city dads three weeks to
recover from the effects of Their last
meeting. and they will wrestle with
municipal affairs again next Monday
evening.
II is hoped Mr.. e. Wagner, ST., viii
see the error Of his ways now, leave the
''Reform'' party and come into the Re
publican fold. That stroke of lightning
ought to move him.
The fellow who wrote 'EThere's no
place like Home" had evidently never
stopped at the Newhau House, MiIwau-
kee, or he would have qualified the
statement.
DECORATION DAY was not observed in
a public manner here, it appearing that
the average citizen had forgotten the
duty he owed to the fallen braves who
gave their lives to protect our homes.
TIE finishing touches are being put
upon the Third Ward engine house.
The building, with its tail tower and
cupalo, presents ahandsome appearance,
q monument to the good taste of its
builders.
An Appleton paper says there is one
honest man in that city in the person of
Mr.. -. IF Barnum could bring him
self to believe that he'd send for him.
1t would put the balance OF his show into
the dim background
THOSE young ladies whose pale faces
and tear-stained cheeks give evidence of
the terrible struggle going on within,
are assured of our sympathy, but the
censUs-taker viii ask how old you are,
you know.
FoR beverage that viii temporarily
make the ills Of life disappear like hash
in the vicinity of VIII Nash's place at