The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-07-08
CITY AND COUNTY
Na@itOz0oc. Tl.srsaay faly g.

The mean temperature is what dis
gusts folks nowadays.
A FoND DU Lac society is debating
which is the butt end of goat
THE City Council will tackle munich
pal affairs next Monday evening.
New tomatoes and water melons were
offered for sale at Mika's this morning.
AT present there is nothing being
done in our ship yarde-something I'M
usual.
Crops are doing well around Meeme.
Having will not commence until about
the 10th.
THERE will be special session of the
Circuit Court, beginning on the Goth
instant.
MusKEroEs are the varmints which
bring the patient citizen to the scratch
nowadays.
FRoM what we hear, the farmers in
this county have no cause to complain of
the condition of crops.
Those farmers who held ON to their
potatoes to get $1.00 per bushel can now
feed them to the hogs.
4 HANDSOME two STORY brick residence
is nearing completion On south Twelfth
street, near Washington.
For an excellent cigar, call on J. E.
Plumb & Bro. They keep thirty five
different brands in stock.
THE advertised excursion from She
boygan to this city on the Fourth did
not come off as intended.
A LARGELY attended picnic, under the
auspices of the Lutheran Church, of
this city, was held on Monday.
REPAIRS on the boiler in the Basket
Factory caused suspension of work in
that establishment since Saturday.
DIED, in this city on the I'd inst,
KNUD SIGwAET, second son of IvER
KNUDsoN aged 16 years and days.
IF five hundred CANNES in this city
were sacrificed on the alter of public
convenience the public would feel better.
THE hard times have their effect on
matrimony apparently. Havn't heard
of q single case hereabouts for some
time.
WE regret to learn that the scarlet
fever is still prevailing to great extent
among the children in this city
Is IT not about time the Central Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association was
getting its premium list before the pub
lie?
THE City Board of Equalization con-
Guided its labors yesterday. 1t will be
ready to make report by Saturday or
Monday.
The interior of the post Office build
ing has been whitewashed and the wood
handsomely grained. We need a larger
building.
A FARMER in Dane county, got two
machine agents to cut his wheat, on trial,
and then concluded to wait till next
summer to buy.
A WESTERN druggist is credited with
naming preparation for fretful and
teething infants, the ''Bessie Turner
sleeping draught.'
The city presented handsome APP
pearance on Sunday, hundreds of tenn
porary shade trees having been set up
or az The principal streets.
GREEN apples are in the market. The
stock of paregoric necessary for the sue
cessful consumption of the same is suffi-
GENTLY large to meet the demand.
THE summer term of the first Ward
public school closed last Friday. Prof.
Viebahn has been, very wisely, engaged
to superintend it for another year.
+ THE dwelling house of Michael Hag-
gerty. at Grimm's Station, was burned
on Monday last. Loss estimated at
$500, on which there was no insurance.
A MIsHIcoTT farmer advertises for an
architect to construct a pig-pen for him
on the European hotel plan. Such a
pen would be all room and no feed.
A LARGE delegation of NIanitowoc
people went to Two Rivers ON Monday
/ to assist in the dedication of school
house built by the Catholics of that vii
lage.
THE delay in issuing this number of
THE TRIBUNE is owing to the fact that
the forms were kept open until the re-
suit of the Republican State Convention
was received
If you want fresh vegetables, fruits,
or confectionery, or think dish of ex-
cellent ice cream would improve your
condition, go to Mika's, where your
wants will be supplied.
IT does not require much of task TO
demonstrate to the people of this sec
ton who orr enterprising business men
are. A glance through our advertising
columns is sufficient.
Mr.. RICHARDS las sold to T. Tosten-
son n one-fourth interest in the schoon-
er Henry G. Richards, for SO. 900, and
purchased half-intersst in the schoo ner
A. P. Nichols for 81 500.
EITHER the good looks of Hendricks,
fine clerk or tba eycaIIapoa of tho soda
drawn from the fountain in Robinson s
drug store, is an attraction which the
,-.n,,1aEr laliac do not ntt..r,,>t Ia ,oc.;rt