The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-27
CITY AND COUNTY.
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DEcoRATEoN Day, Saturday.

BoAr-F.113ING on the river has become
a popular pleasure.
TIE epeli:ozotic has disappeared from
these parts, evidently.
LARGE quantities OF wheat were bro't
to the city on Monday.
TO-DAY the ordinance establishing fire
limits goes into effect.
THERE is comparatively little sickness
in the city this spring.
five may believe an exchange, roam
petticoats are all the go.
Cone, the popular confectioner, has
hung out his ice cream single.
TINS is a good time to agitate the
question of establishing paper mill in
this city
Read T. 4. Chapman 6 Cos. new
price list on editorial page, and profit
thereby.
NEXT Tuesday it viii be the duty of
every Town Clerk to begin taking the
census Of his town.
CIRCUIT Court commences in this
county on the fourth Tuesday in June,
being the 22d prozimo.
GEO. CooPER's new vessel. and the
scow being built by a party OF Norwe-
gians, Will soon be ready to launch.
THE interior of the Bohemian Hall is
being handsomely fixed up. Atheatrical
performance viii be given III it soon.
LETTUCE, radishes and other Injuries
in the line Of early vegetables, have
made their appearance III the market.
WE have heard it stated that the Mich
igan shore was visible from here at one
time last Sunday. Probably mirage.
Mr.. II. TRUMAN, who received the
contract Tor the extension OF Our liarbor
piers, viii go to work upon them III a
short time.
The propeller Oconto, mentioned in
our last as having laid up here, took her
place on the line again, leaving here
Friday morning.
MANY OF the sidewalks in this city are
rendered next to impossible by the num-
Der of boxes, barrels and other trash
piled upon them.
THE large three-masted schooner 4.
P. Nichols has not yet left her winter
quarters here-another evidence Of the
dullness OF trade.
The docks below Eighth Street bridge
are lined every evening by small boys
who derive pleasure in hauling two inch
sinners from the river.
IT has become evident that the UMPIRE
cedented cold Of last winter seriously
injured the fruit prospects in this county
never anything to brag of.
MATBEII, the popular travelling man
who represents G. ii. Hamilton & Co.,
Milwaukee, was in town Tuesday, gath
ering up orders for stationery.
LAST Saturday the tug Kitty Smoke
picked up the anchor and portion of
the cable of the propeller Montgomery,
lost in the bay last November.
We have just received large stock of
printers stationery, and are prepared to
fill orders for all kinds of work. at short
notice and on reasonable terms.
THE fourth of July comes On Sunday
this year, and the boys are already in
quandary as to whether Saturday or
Monday viii be observed by them.
TRAVEL on the Goodrich boats is ex-
tensive. Now that warm weather has
set IN. ride to Milwaukee or Chicago
is a pleasure eagerly sought after
AS WIN. RAHR resigns his position as
telegraph operator here on the 31st inst,
Miss MolIie Mcdonald, OF Ahnapee, will
take his place in the Office.
lIR. HANS HANSON, Of this city, con-
templates a visit to his old home in
Christiana, Norway, and will probably
take his departure on the ID of June.
Ok our trip to Sheboygan last Thurs
day we noticed that wheat was coming
up and appeared to be thriving in spite
OF the severe weather it had encountered.
The small schooner Luna, sunk by
the ice near the Railroad Dock last win
ter, has been hauled out at P Larson's
ship-yard and viii be generally over
hauled.
TIE Wisconsin State Medical Society
viii hold its Goth annual session in the
Senate Chamber of the Capitol, in the
City of Madison, commencing Tuesday,
June LIST, 1875, at O'Clock, P. N.
DoN'T all speak at once, but who is in
favor of having Eighth street sprinkled
twice a day during the hot weather.
The cost to each business man, If it were
anything like unanimous move, would
be trifing.
SATURDAY was az unusually busy one
IN the city, many farmers, bringing wheat
and produce, coming III. at the close
of business hours our merchants and
traders wore satisfied look which had
not been called forth in weeks previous.
TIE mammoth steamship Persian
cleared from Milwaukee, Friday, for
Buffalo, with the boss cargo consisting
of q, 900 bushels OF wheat, 40. 399 bush
els of oats. and %, 4S3 bushels OF corn,
or a total of 50, So bushels Of grain.