The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-17


docket is on hand.
THERE isn't pleasanter place in the
country during the summer months
than Manitowoc.
Hon. J. Villas made his appearance
upon the streets last Monday, after
two weeks illness.
IT is said that twenty men now go
fishing on the south harbor pier where
only one went previously.
WITHIN the past year there has been
change in the management of every
| newspaper Office i'll this county.
Found. "A black pocket book contain
ing small sum of money and several
| papers. Call for it at this Office.
TINS city can boast of one thing,
namely: the absence Of COWS, hogs,
geese and other nuisances upon the
streets.
THE barge Jessie Linn is still in the
dry dock, more repairs having been
found necessary than were at first de-
cided upon.
THE Editorial Convention convenes
in Milwaukee next Tuesday at noon
The attendance from this city will be
limited, we believe
THERE was a heavy frost Saturday
| and Sunday nights. For the middle of
June, that is something out of the usual
line, to say the least.
By advertisement in another column
it viii be seen that some valuable prop
erty will soon be offered for sale by r.
2. Eaton, mortgage.
BISHOP WELLS is expected to be in
the city on Friday, the 25th instant, to
administer the rite of confirmation to
large class of young ladies'.
THERE are pools of stagnant water
near the east end of Commercial street
which should be filed up or drained as
matter of public necessity.
THE full text of the new postal rates
between the United States and foreign
countries, adopted by the treaty of Berne,
will be found upon our first page.
KLNGBEIL wants the public to know
that he has one hundred boxes of fire
crackers on hand which he will sell at
less than Milwaukee jobbing rates.
We received a pleasant call yesterday
from Rev. Mead Holmes, of Rockford.
H., whose business interests called him
back to his old home in this county.
OK the 9Th inst, Mr.. B. Holden, of
Sheboygan Falls, and Miss Bessie,
daughter of VIM. Danforth, of Meme,
were married by the Rev. Mr.. Work.
LARGE numbers of pike and pickerel
are being caught in the vicinity of the
railroad bridge with trolling spoons,
affording a heap of fun for the boys.
MARRIED, at the residence of the
brides father in this city, on Tuesday
last, by Jno. f. Zinns, Mr.. JULIUsREAoH
of Chicago, and Miss Rosa FIscHEL.
The new scow Success left port on
Tuesday. She is well built, good
looking craft, and is virtually, in ship
building point of view, what her name
implies.
CHAs. HAspER is putting up two
story frame building, 20x4O feet, on
Washington street, between 9th and
Main, in which he will put stock of
furniture, when completed.
The Manitowoc Tribune is much
more attractive paper than it was, and
much spicier one. Mr.. Borcherdt is
throwing himself into the harness.
The above is what the Fond du Lac
Commonwealth thinks.
The work of laying the rock founla-
ton for Messrs. Rudolph and Franz's
building, ON the south side. has begun
and ere fall the largest solid brick block
in the city will be erected upon it.
We should think that the ladies in
this city who wear a straw hat the brim
of whichis large enough to throw a whole
block into the shade, could get along
with the use of a parasol. Bnt it seems
they can't.
A SPAN Of horses attached to a wagon
INDUCED in runaway race from the
corner of York to the south end of Sth
street, last Monday, and brought up
without having broken anything.
s'THIs property is for SAIL is what
recently appeared upon piece of paste
board hung in the window of Ninth
street residence. The person who exc
cuted the painting didn't take The TRI-
BUNE
The Street Commissioner of the First
District has something to say in this
issue which will be of interest to prop
erty holders on certain portions of Frank
lin, Water and Clark streets. 1t is
notice to build sidewalk forthwith.