The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-08

HON. II. II. SMART ana CfiaS. Lining
were at Madison yesterday, called tfnth-
er by the meeting Of the Republican
State Convention.
THERE are at present confined in our
county jail sixteen thirteen
males and three females OF the entire
number, ten are insane.
QUITE party of Manitowoc people
went to Milwaukee, Monday, to see the
balloon ascension. They came back
without having seen what they went for,
however.
THE Fond du Lac Reporter has dis
covered hen 103 years old. She has
been hoiled three times but always kicks
the potatoes out Of the pot and walks
home.
FOLKS can't be toe keerful nova
days what they let their children eat,
said an old lady, as her eye fell upon
| the heading of a newspaper article
Little Emrnaline's Diary
DELICIOUS ice cream and strawberries,
dished up by charming maidens, are in
ducements held out to attend the Fes-
tival in the basement of the Presbyterian
Church next Tuesday evening.
THE Pilot and Chronicle editors main
tain their war Of words against each
other. Evidently they are both losing
their temper, and the items they sling
at each other are losing their interest in
proportion.
JAS. ScoTT and VIM. Conine, Jr,
left Two Rivers on Sunday last for the
Black Hills.s Should they send back
favorable reports, there are number of
others in that village who will follow
them.
For fine imported stationery, the
latest news and illustrated papers, pop
ular books by popular authors, and
everything usually found in first class
book store, go to Kningbeil, near the
post Office.
TIE Milwaukee News of last Wednes-
day contained very complete statement
of the crops in this State, It says that
there will be big harvest, if no dry,
hot weather comes to give the chinch
bugs chance.
WE We're pleased to see Mr.. Fred
Seeger on the street yesterday after a
long and severe illness Fred looks as
if he had had q hard fight, and although
coming out victorious, he hadn't much
to brag of.
Mr.. EMIL BoDE, of this county, has
purchased of Ried & Hinckley, in She
boygan, their docks, warehouses, COM
mission business and stock of coal, salt,
cement, ETC., and took possession of the
same on the LIST inst.
HUGO kLINGEOLTz, q young man re-
| siding here, was sun-strIlck while in
Washington Park last Sunday forenoon,
but by night had sufficiently recovered
to be about. 1t is such occurrences
which mislead one into the belief that
this is summer
Bro. Nash, of the Chronicle, tells
about merchant in this city selling
stable articles in the grocery line. We
meyer would believe that Nash was
| brought up in COW pasture, but our
faith is shaken.
A YOUNG lady was telling Us, Yesterday
morning, about three-legged rat ex-
terminator of hers getting away with
| seven rats in about as many seconds.
| OF course we aequiesced when she re-
marked that ''that was the rummiest dog
in town.
A MAN applied at one of our drug
stores on Saturday for remedies to be
used upon the persons of two children,
in the town of Cooperstown, who had
been bitten by rabid dog. We were
unable to learn the names or any frrth-
Ell particulars.
The following are the Officers of
Chickerming Lodge, No. IS, I. o.
o. F., who where installed on the
evening of July 18th, 1875, by D. d. G.
M. H. StolI: n. GA. J. Patchen,
V. G.-Henry Wits, r. S.-John E.
Plumb, Treas. A. Bean.
DIR. BROWN has now supply Of fresh
UocciaeUifa1s direct from the COW, and
perfectly pure therefore those having
children to be vaccinated, would do
we'll to avail themselves of this rare op-
portunity and give him call before it
has deteriorated.
THE dredge has been engaged to do
the work necessary for the improvement
of the harbor at Two Rivers, and will be
towed to that place on Tuesday. The
! prospects are that it will be the means
of putting considerable money into the
| city treasury this summer.
Rev. J. S. SH1pMAN, of Kentucky,
bishop elect of this Episcopal diocese,
was in Green Bay on Thursday. His
visit was an informal one, and he dis
claims any idea of having come to spy
out the land. He has made no intima-
tons regarding his probable course in
accepting or rejecting the bishopric.
PARTIES from this city and along the
| line of the railroad who went 30 Milwau-
kee on Monday to see the balloon ascen-
| ton, advertised to come off at p. NJ,
were tempted to indulge in very positive
language when they learned the propos-
ed ariel voyage had to be postponed on