The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-11-04
CITY AND COUNTY.
Ka9Eitosooc. THURSDAY, WoV. 9Th

The scow Success has been stripped
and laid up at this port.
THE Amateurs are preparing to give
another entertainment soon.
SOME of our merchants are already
preparing for the holiday trade.
WEATHER prophets say thunder storms
.sThe Letter in the CANDLE a pleas
ing song written by J. Clarke. Price, 80
cents.
MARITIME, the magician, will give three
entertainments here some time this
month.
VESSEL. MEN are feeling better since
freights on wheat to Buffalo have risen
to cents
90! Come with Me, I'll Row Thee
Ger" a very pretty song by Karl Merz.
Price 35 cents.
THE schooner Thistle, owned by Mr..
Peter Johnston, of this city, is ashore in
Beaver Harbor.
s'Louisa Waltz" by Chr. Bach, said
to be one of the finest productions of the
day. Price, rs cents.
IF quorum can be got together, there
will be a meeting of the City Council
next Monday evening.
LOOK and see if you don't want some
printing. We have a choice stock of
printers stationery on hand.
| LARGE droves Of cattle are driven
through the city every now and then,
bound for southern markets.
peerless Adalie," song and chorus.
written by G. B. Harger and composed
| by J. Martin Towne. Price, 80 cents.
A FEW more such magnificent days as
citizen to the chilling blasts of winter.
A F. DUMKE is finishing one of
the prettiest residences in the city near
the east end of Hamilton street, South
| Side.
The southeast storm on the lake,
Tuesday night, drove large fleet of
schooners, barges and tugs into this har-
| Dor for shelter.
| Mr.. BURMEIsTER has removed his
large stock of apples to the basement
of Huebner's Block, directly under his
former stand.
| Hon. THos. ROBINSON was engaged
during Wednesday in carrying around
a dead duck, labeled 'sTaylor." He was
appropriately fearful.
THE Board of Directors of the Citizens
| Association have secured the property
at the foot of Seventh street, South side,
upon which to build the elevator.
The Turner's of this city will give an
exhibition in Two Rivers next Sunday.
The people up there may expect pleas
ing exhibition of muscle and skill.
One of the jibs of the schooner Har-
vey Bissel took fire from sparks from the
tug, while being towed out last Sunday
morning, and was entirely consumed.
FRED SEEGER, in his endeavors to fur
| nish his customers with the best meat to
De had, paid the farmers of Meme
50, 900 within two weeks, for live stock.
The TRIBUNE Job Office is now turn
ing out some of the very best work ever
| done in Manitowoc. Its facilities are
first class, and prices to suit the times.
| 'Iets' be Friends Again" song and
chorus, written and composed by d. G.
Addison very pretty song, and des-
tined to become popular. Price, 35 cents.
THREE weddings IN this city in two
days, last week, is evidence that the ap-
preaching winter is expected to be a
cold one-by the contracting parties, at
least.
MARRIED, at theresidence of the brides
parents in this city, on Monday, Nov. l.,
by w. Fl. Glover, J. P, Miss THEc1A
RICHTER and Mr.. HUGO KLINGHoLz, of
Springfield, Ill.
THE schooner Golden Rule, which had
!. - Fudder and jibs carried away off
Kaorn. LIST week, was brought to
this mort nv the tug Kitty Smoke and
placed in dry dock for l-epars.
The stockholders in the Cl,C- zens' AS
ISOLATION who have not yet paid the s--ec
ond assessment of 25 per cent, are re-
quested to call upon Mr.. E. K. Rand,
Treasurer, ut his store, and do so.
THE ladies say that one of the pleas
ures attendant upon purchasing trip
to Chapman's, in Milwaukee, is the op-
portunity to travel under the care of
Hallock, the gentlemanly conductor of
the express train.
"Hermann's March," dedicated to the
Sons of Hermann, bv. Chr. Vetter.
This is an elegant piece of music, and
should be in the possession of at least
every German in the land. Price, so
cents.
The excellent steamers of the Good
rich Line, Truesden and Depere, will
run all winter between Chicago, Mil
waukee, Manitowoc and Manistee. The
side-wheelers will run until the first of
December.
THERE will be q regular meeting of
the Manitowoe Steamer Engine Co. No.
1, ct their Engine House, this Thursday
evening, Nov. 4th, at half past seven