The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-27

ALI the mills and factories In the city
are running on ful time.
STRAW HATS, and nigbt-caps taken
through straw, are III demand.
TIE city dredge was taken out OF the
dry dock on Saturday and went TO work
yesterday.
Hon. HENRY BsaTz, our next State
| Treasurer, is expected i'll the city soon
TO settle down.
RIPE tomatoes hare made their APP
pearance in Madison, but they came
from the Bermuda Islands.
THE scow Felicitous, owned here, had
her iibboom taken out during jam in
Chicago river or Saturday.
a scow laden with railroad ties, cap
| sized in The river just above Eighth street
bridge, Tuesday evening.
II causes cold shivers to run down
ones back to hear the Ahnapee Record
tell of seeing large fields Of ice off that
village last Sunday.
THE reported scarcity OF hay in some
portions of the county, does not prevent
the baing Of considerable quantities in
this city for shipment.
The sharp-shooters of Mishicott are
building a new hail on their grounds
west of the village. It viii be capable
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THE business Of manufacturing brick
il this city is being prosecuted on quite
an extensive scale. Tuesday, $4,000 of
them were shipped By one firm TO Mus
kegon, Mich.
ADVERTISING has created many new
business, enlarged many an old business,
revived man dull business, and preserv-
ed many failing business, and insures
success in any business.
Brick are selling here for So 25 and
$3.50 per thousand. They will be in
greater demand for building purposes
now that fire limits have been establish
ed, which is as it should be.
F. W. BoRcHERDT, City Clerk, will be
on hand next Tuesday to take the census
of the city. Heads of families are re-
quested to count noses and be prepared
to answer all questions promptly.
C,7za way to put ,nnna,r into the oity'e
Golfers would be to put a tax Of one or
two dollars upon each dog. If that was
done we could pay our railroad indebted
ness in two years and have a surplus
over.
GRAND MASTER RoDoLF, of the Odd
Fellows, has addressed a communion
ton to the subordinate lodges of the
order, asking contributions for the Osh-
kosh sufferers. They will respond hand
somely.
THOSE who are IN the habit Of allowing
their cattle to run at large, will probably
find them missing some Of these fine
mornings. BY enquiring OF M. Ketten-
hoffen they can ascertain i'll which pound
the Marshal has put them.
JUDGE OLMsTED, the adipose editor
of the Pilot, is endeavoring to reduce
his weight SO as to be in fighting trim
when a Sheboygan railroad man comes
to Manitowoc again. Chronicle.
Why, what's the natter
Another evidence OF the excellent
quality Of the work done by Messrs.
Tillson & Shimek is the fact that s,l-
perb carriage recently manufactured by
them was sold to Milwaukee gentle
man whose ''rigs'' are known as among
the finest in the city.
HENRIcKs, the young gentleman who
mixes up and rolls out pills at Robinson's
drug store, has set the soda fountain in
operation and dishes up mixture of
syrup and gas which is truly refreshing
in the warm season.
P. A. CAMP, Albert Barry and his
father, intend going to the east shore to
engage in the fishing business soon.
We understand the small scow limiting
Roy has been chartered to transport their
nets and other necessary fixtures.
Ira E. OWEN, Of Chicago, president
OF the company which owns the barge
Jessie Linn, ashore on Caney Island,
was in the city on Tuesday to perfect
arrangements with the managers OF our
dry dock to repair that craft when it
shall have been got afioat.
OUR thanks are rendered to Fred See
ger, the popular Commercial street
butcher, for sample Of ham sausage, an
invention of his own, and which, like
everything else Fred has to sell, is a
delicaey which must be tested to be ao-
preciated.
HERE is what they think of Rube
Smart in Madison. The State journal
of Friday says eve had a pleasant
interview last evening with Hon. r. D,
Smart, of Manitowoc, one of the ablest
members and best debaters in the As
sembly last winter
The bright, new Oshkosh Northwest
ern, comes to us again-a welcome Wis
itor. Such energy as its editors have
manifested in starting their paper so
soon after the fire, cannot fail to be APP
preciated by the people of Oshkosh.
Success attend Messrs Allen 6 Hicks.
UNDER the supervision of Mr. Essling-
er, the money appropriated by the City
Council $4,000 for identifying Washing