The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-10-07
CITY AND COUNTY.
ManitosU0c, Thursday, Oct. 7.

the market this fall
PLUMB & Bro. have the finest stock
of canned goods in this city.
NOTICE the change in Mr.. J. E. Platt's
advertisement, on this page.
FIL4oLM, the boss tailor, has a new
advertisement in this issue.
OYSTER suppers, ''given for the bene-
fit Of" etc., are now in season.
WHERE is the man that said our ele-
vator scheme had fallen through
THE most comfortable quarters in
these parts are twenty-five cent pieces.
THE northern part of the state is re-
ported literally alive with bears this sea
! son.
THE frequent storms on the lake in
| terfere with the running time of the
| Goodrich boats.
A MILD winter Is predicted, because
Jack Frost has been sent to the Ken
lucky peniten6ary.
AN ordinance in relation to the run
ming at large OF horses, cattle, etc., will
be found i'll another column.
A SICK wife, two births, death and
funeral all within "a hours happened to
the editor of the Chiffon Times last week.
If you want the best boots in the
world, Hamilton & Vasey have them.
They are cheap. l6sept. If
OLD overcoats are being taken from
the musty recesses of the closets and
shaken out, preparatory to active service.
JOHN READ, he of the Kewaunee En-
terprise, speaks of oysters as 'sdelici-
Gus bird And John is County Super
intendent of Schools
THIS week marks new era in the
history of this city. The Citizens
Wheat Buying Association is paying
Milwaukee prices for grain.
THE statesmen who constitute the
Board of Aldermen will tackle municipal
affairs next Monday evening. There is
important business to be transacted.
Mr.. G. G. BARNES returned from the
south last Saturday with three blooded
Kentucky mares with good pedigrees,
which will be added to his fine selection
of stock.
''THE first step toward wealth. says
an exchange, sis the choice of a good
wife" And the first step toward secur-
ing a wife is the possession of good
wealth.
IT is stated that the Philadelphia con-
fectioner who advertised centennial
Kisses" can't sell any. They are too
old. The 16-ials are preferred by men
of taste.
REPAIRS on the large tug Bismarck
were completed on Tuesday, and the
ting and its two barges, which had been
in port nearly week, left for the north
yesterday.
The building of largo tug, the repairs
upon the schooner Harvey Bissel, and
other small craft at Rand & Berger's
yard, gives that part of the city lively
appearance.
AN experienced farmer opines that the
man who can pillow stumpy ground
with pair of lively mules without
swearing is prepared to go through
purgatory with IN cvercoat on.
WE have been requested to announce
that, owing to the absence of Rev. Mr..
Stevens from the city, there will be no
services at the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday. Sabbath School at the
usual hour.
THE Board of Directors of the Wheat
Buying Association don't get cent for
services rendered, yet they are working
like beavers to further the interests of
the stockholders. Such are the men to
emulate.
OUR Fall and Winter stock of Mill
merry just in. Can show the finest assort-
ment in the city, and for the least money.
All kinds of repairing done and any style
of a hat made to order. Call and see.
7oct75tf J. E. PLUMB & Bro.
THE award of premiums by the Coun-
ty Fair will be found in this issue. The
Secretary, Mr.. d. F. Robinson, wishes
us 10 inform exhibitors that the premi-
ums can be procured by calling upon
Mr.. S. A. Newell, the Treasurer.
KLINGBEIL has recently received an
other new lot of goods, embracing all
the leading articles in tue stationery
line. He has also added to his stock an
elegant 1T of perfumery and fire toilet
soap, which must be seen to be appre-
ciated.
THERE will be a regular meeting of
the Mani 5owoc Steam Engine Co. No. 1,
at their engine house, this Thursday
evening, October It'll, at Z! o'clock P. NJ.
Important business is to be transacted
and full attendance is requested.
ii. HALvERsoN, Sec
NoTICE.-We have been requested to
announce to the members of the Citizens
Wheat Buying Association, that Mr.. E.
K. hand, Treasurer, will call upon them
next Monday, Oct. 18th, for 25 per cent.
of the amount subscribed by them as
stock in said Association, and to request
them to be prepared to pay the same
promptly.
THE attention of our readers is direct
ed to the calls for the Republican As