The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-15
CITY AND COUNTY
Nauitosvoc, Th1srsaay, Jz.ly -

THERE is promise of an abundant
yield of black berries this year.
The new postal card viii be ready for
distribution about the first of August.
The special session of our Circuit
Court convenes next Tuesday, the Goth.
SUeAR and fruit jars are the fastest
selling articles in the market just now.
Mr.. JOHN RANKIS and wife, of Bing-
hampton, n. Y. were in the city last
| week.
VIZ. LYNCH advertises some desirable
city property for sale, in another
column.
s'CENTENNIAI. kisses" is the name of
a new candy. Young ladies still prefer
the old kind.
YOUNG ladies should always walk WITH
a measured gait. Then in the evenings
| they can swing on it.
RAEscH, the popular ieweler, has a
new advertisement in this issue to which
attention is directed.
Our thanks are rendered to Dana
Richardson, ESD, for large quantity
of delicious strawberries.
That new sidewalk east of J. W.
Barnes & Co.'S store is an improvement
which has long been needed.
4 NEW sidewalk has been built on the
north side of Koehler's store. Several
more are needed on that street.
THE first CRIB for our harbor extern
sion has been launched, and another is
nearing completion.
THERE was q rush on Robinson's soda
fountain last Monday, brought about by
the intense heat.
p. A. SMITH has sold to James Stew
enson his one-half interest in the
schooner Ellen Stevenson.
VIM BARTHELs, of Mishicott, has a
fine brick residence nearly finished, said
to be the finest building in that part of
the country.
The propeller Caldwell was in port
Saturday with a cargo consisting in part
of one thousand barrels of salt for j.
W. Barnes & Co.
THE propeller Merchant, direct from
Buffalo, discharged and cargo of Onon-
daga salt at J. E. Platb's warehouse
yesterday morning.
THE teachers and pupils of the Third
Ward school INDUCED in picnic at
Gerpheida's Park last Saturday. A
good time was had.
THE bark A. P Nichols, which has
been laid up at this port all the season,
went into commission again in Saturday,
sailing for Tawas, Michigan.
DIED, in the town of Kiel, Manitowoc
county, ON July 9Th, 1875, Mrs. DORIS
Helms, wife OF CHARLES HENS, ESD,
aged 80 years, months and Is days.
The Annual funniest of the Turner's
of the State commences at Appleton to-
morrow, and will continue four days.
A large delegation from this city viii
attend.
INA drunken spree on Tuesday even
ing, one of the disreputable women on
Polack Hin was struck on the head with
beer glass, but, unfortunately, was not
killed.
A BELLE writing to Young man of this
city said she embraced the oppor-
tunity." The young man has been re-
GREETING ever since because he isn't an
opportunity.
FLHoLM, merchant tailor, has chang
ed his quarters, and notifies the public
through the columns of THE TRIBUNE.
Go and see him when in want of any
thing in his line.
MAsoNs are laying brick on the walls
of the second story Of Mr.. Sixta's new
block. The fine proportions of Messrs.
Rudolph and Franz's new block are
developing rapidly.
THE next Sociable of the Episcopal
Church viii be held at the residence of
Mr.. E. r. Smith, on the Two River
road, on Tuesday evening. A general
good time is anticipated.
THE latest cure for the tooth ache is
from Chinese dentist, who says that as
long as one keeps an ignited charcoal at
the sole of his feet he will be insensible
to the pain of the aching tooth.
THE elegant iron columns which will
ornament the front of Sixta's new block
were manufactured by Prochaska & Co.,
in this city, and are fully up to anything
which can be procured from abroad.
THERE being no quorum present at
the meeting of the City Council last
Monday evening-by reason of the hold
ing of school meetings in the various
wards-it was adjourned until next Mon
day.
a You've man named Joseph Burk-
hardt, residing on 18Th street, while I'M
loading logs from a fiat-car near the de-
pot, on Monday, had one of his legs
iaimmed between two logs, sustaining
severe injuries.
HoN. L. B. SFEBBNs, one of the solid
men of Ahnapee, was in the city last
Friday. He is one of those genial gen
tlemen for whom the latoh-string always
hangs out, snd whose visits are welcome
ones.
IRA SMITH. VINO has been making St