The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-01
CITY AND COUNTY.
Mamitosvoc, Thursaay, Tmly I

It's session on Monday evening.
New POTATOES, cabbage, cucumbers,
etc., are sold at quite reasonable prices.
For a well-made, well-ftting shirt,
leave your order OF Bolen & Sullivans
store.
CHICAGO parties are buying mp all the
oak timber to be found in the city, and
shipping it south.
A COUPLE of windows are to be put in
the south end of the court room before
the next term of court.
Mr.. TRUMAN has commenced work on
the cribs for the extension of our harbor
piers, under his contract.
WILD strawberries have made their
appearance in town, selling at Is cents
per quart, on Monday.
The Pilot and Chronicle editors are
haEing lots of fun just now going for
each other with sharp sticks.
THE new block now being erected for
Messrs. Rudolph and Franz viii contain
so cords of stone and 200, 0C0 bricks.
The mill Of Cooper & Jones, at Ne
shoto, has shut down for the present,
owing to the depression of the lunAber
market.
WE are informed that the steamer
John Sherman will bring party of ex-
cursionists to this city from Sheboygan
next Sunday.
BooUETs of onions decorate the dinner
table now-a days.-Chroaaicle.
All right, Nash. We can account for
it now
CIRCUIT COURT will adjourn on Satur-
day without having near reached theend
of the calender An adjourned term is
an imperitive necessity.
DURING her stay in port last Saturday,
the steamer Chicago had quite an addi-
ton made to the dimensions of her rud-
der, at the shipyard.
The tug Carkin, with dredge from
Chicago. stopped at this port Tuesday
to wood up. 1t and the dredge were en-
route for Cheboygan, Mich.
ia CHAPLAIN & Co., the !sboss" re-
tail dry goods merchants of Milwaukee,
have price list in another column to
which attention is directed.
THE scow Silver Cloud, with load
of timber from Pentwater. to be used in
the construction of cribs for our harbor
extension, arrived on Tuesday.
GREEN current pies are twis ting the
inwards of the too suspecting citizen
into knots nowadays, which only
doctors prescription can unite.
ATTEND the ward caucuses tomorrow
(Friday) evening, and choose delegates
to the convention which meets at King
holtz's Hall on the following day.
THIS section was visited by twelve
hours incessant rain on Sunday, which
did much damage in the city by washing
out cutters and filling Easements.
QUITE number of our citizens will go
to Milwaukee next Saturday to be pres
ent at the reunion of the 26th Wisconsin
regiment on the Sunday following.
J. W. BARNES & Co., are making very
great reductions in all Summer Goods
prices a long way below cost. Every
one would do well to give them call.
THE many friends of Fred Seeger, the
popular butcher, viii be pleased to learn
that he is steadily recovering from an
attack of sickness which came near
winding him up
AND still the streets and sidewalks in
many portions of the city are allowed to
remain in filthy, dangerous condition.
How long is this state of affairs going to
continue
THERE will be an "opening" at the
Williams House next Wednesday. The
friends of Capt Hemschemeyer, the
popular proprietor, know that that means
a jolly good time all around.
We have received copy of the prem
ium list and regulations of the Wlscon-
sin State Agricultural Society. The22d
general exhibition will be held at Mil
waukee Sept. 6, Z, 8, 8, and 10.
Mr.. W. A. WALLER, for some time a
student in the law Office of White &
Forrest, passed very creditable exami-
nation, last Saturday, and was admitted
to the bar. We wish him success.
THERE will be regular meeting of
the Manitowoc Steam Engine Co., No. L,
at their Engine House, this Thursday
evening, July LIST, at half past seven
o'clock. a. HALvERsoN, Sec.
Ivan HANSON is building pleasure
boat which will be ready for service in
about two weeks. 1t will have 80 foot
keel, and be finished up in style which
will make the demand for it by pleasure
seekers numerous.
! The small scow schooner, built by Ole
Hanson in Guyles' lumber yard, was
launched last Saturday. Her owner viii
embark in the fruit selling business as
| soon as the season opens.
A FISH of the species commonly called
mrskolunge, was caught by some hoys
with trolling spoon in the river, one
day recently, which weighed twelve and
half pounds after being dressed.
CNE of the largest stocks of fireworks,
flags, and other Fourth of July goods
ever brought to this city, is that now