The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-30
CITY AND COUNTY.
MamitozUoc. ThuYsGay, Sept. 80.
LOCAL politicians are setting up til

TO-DAY-Sept. 3Oth-lS celebrated by
the Israelites as New Years Day.
THE picnic season and spiders and
bugs will soon join the invisible host.
| If man won't act on the square. the
/ best thing is to deal roundly with him.
| ADDITIONAL braces are to be placed
under Eighth street bridge to strengthen
it.
AT last this Episcopal Diocese has a
Bishop, the Rev. Mr.. Brown having ac-
cepted.
Mrs J. B. MILLER left the city yes
terday morning, to join her husband i'll
Chicago.
o. ToRRIsoN runs on Hamburg Edg
ings and Embroidery for the next ten
days at half price.
WHILE riding out to the fair last Sat
urday at least twenty wagon-loads of
wheat were met coming to this city.
WHEAT is coming into market at q
lively rate these days-the farmers gen
orally taking advantage of high prices.
If you want the best boots in the
world, Hamilton & Vasey have them.
They are cheap. l6sept. If
CHAs. REHBER had his fore-finger
broken in the basket factory yesterday
afternoon by a piece Of wood flying from
the saw.
SOME delightful weather has been ex-
perienced here dnring the last week,
which has led some wiseacres to predict
that this fall will be an agreeable one.
A DAUGHTER of Mr.. Engels, residing
on Washington street, died of brain fe-
yer on Tuesday after an illness of only
two days. She was six years of age.
SOME rascal stole wagon-load of
wheat from Mr.. Halls farm, near this
city, Monday night. Should think he
would have waited until it was threshed.
READ Schuette Bros new advertise
ment. They have one of the largest
stocks in the city, and offer superior in
ducements to the people of this city and
county.
WE learn from the Door County Adj
vocate that Mr.. Jonah Richards, of this
city, contemplates the starting of
branch foundry and machine shop at
Sturgeon Bay.
EUGENE "Come, sit down on the
shelly shore, and hear the mighty lake
waves roar" Amelia-ssI can't sit down
YOU silly goose, because I'd burst my
pin-back loose"
THE editor Of the Crescent has been
informed that the Manitowoc Railroad
will be extended to Wolf River as soon
as the affairs of the company with bond
holders are settled.
THE tug Bismarck came into the bay
this morning flying signal OF distress,
she having carried away her rudder In
last night storm. She is in the dry
dock for repairs.
THERE was partial eclipse of the sun
early yesterday morning, of the kind
called ''annular'', the dark body of the
moon being entirely surrounded by
ring of sunlight. Those who were up
early enough to observe it said it was
very pretty sight.
WHAT will Nash have to say of this
from the Appleton Post: "Tictoria G.
Woodruff lectured in Manitowoc the
other evening. The editor of the Two
Rivers Chronicle was down to hear her
and was so taken, that he tried to engage
her for a night at Two Rivers.
WITH the approach of cold weather
care should be taken that the chimneys
and fues in dwelling and business hous-
es are in good condition. Manitowoc
has been extremely fortunate as regards
CONGREGATIONS, but it will not always he
SO unless the greatest caution is exercis-
ed.
MARRIED, on the 22d inst, at the TT s.
idence of the bridegroom, by John
O'Hara, J. P, Mr.. EDWARD WoERFEL,
of the town of Manitowoc Rapids, and
Miss FRANCESCA KoKLBEcK, of this city.
On the Goth inst, at the residence of
Mr. John Behm, in the third ward, by
John O'Hara, J. P, Mr.. WENzL benin,
of this city, and Miss MARGARET KATz-
ENMEIER, of the town of kossuth.
AS will be observed by notice else
where, Mr.. John Bibinger. the we'll
known agricultural implement man, has
taken Mr.. d. S. Day into partnership
gentlemen are pushing their business
with view which betokens business.
They are agents for many of the best
agricultural implements made, and with
good record for honesty and integrity
to back them are meeting with deserved
success.
VICTORIA G. WooDHULL.-There was
an intelligent audience at Turner Hall
| last evening to listen to the most re-
| markable woman of the age. The As
sembly was not very large ON account of
the inclemency of the weather. She had
chosen for her subject. 1.-THE True and
False, Socially" and under this caption
she made fierce onslaught on the
lamentable ignorance which prevails in
every household upon the laws of life.
She spoke many plain truths in palmer
language When she spoke of the false