The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-23
CITY AND COUNTY.
Naas;tozUoc. TAuysGer Sept 20.
a FAIR day for the Fair.

SATURDAY is to be the day of the
Fair.
THE Chicago Exposition is in full
blast.
THE success of the elevator project is
assured.
A BL1GHr1NG frost visited this section
on Friday night.
THREE small vessels, apple laden, were
in port yesterday.
THE weather has been chuck fall of
cussedness recently.
TT makes one shiver to see the ice
wagons moving about.
Franklin ST., between It'll and 9Th,
is to be graded and graveled.
THE races at the Fair tomorrow and
Saturday will be worth seeing.
PLENTY of potatoes this year and salt
is cheap, so you need not go hungry.
UPWARDS of thirty vessels came to
anchor in the bay during the storm of
Sunday night
THOSE who can stand these weather
changes are entitled to special table in
life insurance rates.
o. ToRRIsoN runs on Hamburg Edg-
ings and Embroidery for the next ten
days at half price.
SOME people act as if their printing
bills were like coffee, and would settle
themselves by standing.
If you did not take or send anything
to the Fair, go out tomorrow or next
day and see what others have entered.
VICTORIA G. Woodruff at Turner
Hall next Wednesday evening. See
advertisement and press comments.
Up to this morning the recently elect
ed Bishop of this Diocese hadn't refused
to accept the position rendered him.
AND still they come The large stock
of FALL GOODS, we mean, just being
received by E J. SoHUETrE & Bro.
THE stone foundation for Mr.. A. An
derson's new brick block has been COM
pleted, and the brick-layers are rapidly
building up the walls.
ssFATHER's hair is growing gray, is
the latest popular ballad; and it is
enough to make it to see the way the
girls pin back.
Ii You want the best boots in the
world, Hamilton & Vasey have them.
They are cheap. l6sept.H
THERE being no quorum present last
Monday evening, no session of the City
Council was held. There will be
meeting next Monday.
IMAGINE the horror of a mother, whose
tl1ree-y ear-old daughter addressed her
with, Mamma, my dolls played out
and don't want any more rag dollles
or china dollies / want a meat baby"
TIE Chronicle states that Judge Pier
pont is not, nor will he be, candidate
for the Office of County Superintendent
of Schools, rllmors TO the contrary not
withstanding.
THE rumor is current that the revenue
officials made a descent on a crooked
distillery near Mishicot5 last Sunday
night, and made a successful haul. We
are promised more particulars next week.
Mr. W. A. WALKER, who has received
the appointment of County School Su
perintendant to fill the vacancy cansed
by the resignation of Mr.. Kirwan, is
filling the position very aceeptably.
THE schooner Lotus, which loaded at
this port last week with baled hay, had
proceeded as far north as the Manitou
Islands, when she lost her eenterboard
and was compelled to return to this port
to have it replaced.
Ella CoNE, near the post office, is daily
in receipt of the finest fruit grown, which
ne sells at remarkably low prices. His
stock of confectionery, fine cigars, etc,
is unexcelleI by any dealer in the city.
Give him call and satisfy yourself.
Mr.. JOHN NEsPoR has marble yard
ut the corner of Eighth and Chicago Sts.,
where Ill those in want of anything in
| his line are requested to call. He is an
experienced workman, and will give sat
isfaction to his customers. Read his
card in another column.
! LAST Thursday the schooner Alice
Richards, lying at the dock foot of Pine
street, Green Bay, slipped her lines,
owing to the high water, and was driven
by the wind and waves into Walnut
street bridge, greatly damaging that
structure.
INFORMATION was received in this city
Saturday that Charley Eill, son OF
Homer Hill, had successfully passed an
examination at Annapolis, Md, and had
been admitted to the United States
Naval Academy at that place. We con-
graduate the young man.
On Tuesday afternoon, while Mr.. Don
A. Shove was trying the cutting capacity
of some new machinery in the Basket
Factory, he forgot to take the thumb OF
his left hand away in time, and it COM
! ing in contact with the knives, was cut
off just below the first Joint
Ho! FOR THE RACES Messrs. Tillson
& Khngholz viii run buses to and from
the Ear Grounds Mt (,IarI,'s Mills nayt
Friday and Saturday, Sept. oath and