The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-08-24


One week more and summer will have
merged into autumn.
CLoT1I1NG very cheap ut E. Krumm-
heuer's. 3t
CouNarY FAIR September 2S, 30 and 80.
Be preparing something for exhibition.
THE surface ofI-ake Michigan at MN
itowoc is about $50 feet above the level
of the ocean.
Hon. S. d. BURcHARD was in the city
during Saturday and Sunday, recently
from Washington.
THE propel!crsDepere is having arches
put into something she never be-
fore possessed
WASrED+A first class girl to Go
homework. Apply at this office.
| Gro. REED, il, now in the employ of
/ the L. S. Express Co, in Milwaukee,
WAS in town Sunday.
Mn. JoHN MENDIIK, of this city, has
the contract for furnlahing the Kewau
nee jail with cut stone.
Mn. EssLINGER, of this city. is to de-
liver the annual address at the Kewau
nee County Fair, this fall.
THE Railroad folks want an additional
force of 500 men and 80 teams to engage
in the work of construction.
Il. KRUArMHEUEE has received new
! lot of bouts and shoes and offers the same
very cheap for cash. Try him. 3t
THE weather last week was just suited
| to harvest, and the farmers have gather
eli their grain in splendid condition.
| RECENT showers have improved the
appearance of vegetables and settled the
| dust, which was becoming intolerable.
| COMMUNICATIONS without the name Of
the writer attached, eannot be published
in this paper. This rule is imperitive.
DRY GooDs and Notions, for the next
Il days at greatly reduced prices at E.
Krummheuer's. 3t
JNo. RoBINsoN, of Green Bag, was
subjected to good deal of hanlshaking
by his many friends while on few days
visit to our city.
VESSELS engaged in The fruit trade
| will he swarming into port. Fruit this
year is to be cheap, but mostly of indif
ferent quality.
a FINE two story brick residence has
just been completed by Mr. Chas. Dahl
mann on Marshall street, between 18th
ND 18th streets, South Side.
The public schools of this city open
week from Monday next, the 4th prox.
Nearly the same teachers arc to be en-
ployed this year that Taught during the
last.
The steamer Metropolis, which has
lain here since last fall in idleness, was
recently purchased by parties at some
Lake Erie port, and left on Tuesday for
the home of her owners.
PRoF 0. r. SMITH, of Sparta, deliv-
| cred what was pronounced an admirable
lecture by those in attendance on Mon
lay evening last, i'll the assembly room
| of the North Side School House.
| THERE will be an excursion from this
/ city to Manistfe ana return on the stea-
advertisement in another column for
particulars.
MAIN street bridge is to be replanked,
and those anxious to do the work will
find an opportunity to put in proposals
for it by addressing the committee on
bridges See advertisement.
| ''IsIIMAEL" and 'sSelf Raised" Mrs.
Emma ID. E. N. Southworth' S two latest
and best novels, together with the com
plete works of all the popular authors,
are for sale at Fienine's book store.
TIE State Schuetzenfest will be held
at Mislicott on the LIST, 2nd and 81 Of
September. 1t is expected that the var
ions Societies of the State will be repre-
scented and very successful meeting
had.
THE City Attorney has been requested
by the Council to draw up an ordinance
establishing police force in this city.
The ordinance will be presented at the
next meeting of the Board and will prob
ably be adopted.
THE old grain crops in the elevators
in Chicago aFe beinG fofcel ant by the
new ones. Vessels were chartered Wed
nesday for about 100000 bushels,
mostly corn, all of which goes through
by the Buffalo and New York route.
Mrs. W. SHUTTY, of Gibson, Manito-
voc county, was so severely injured
while helping her husband peel bark,
last week, that She df3d, leaving sor-
rowing husband and seven small chill
dren motherlcss. = ketUaul.cG Enter
prise.
DIEB.--n lhis city, on Tuesday, Aug.
22nd, 1876, RoEEkr STARK, aged 73
years,
The deceased was the father of Mrs.
Chas. Luling, and for some time past
had made his home with her. He pass
ell away after an illness of eight weeks,
respected by all with whom he came in
contact. To his afflicted daughter and
relatives VIC extend that SYMPATHY which
we are sure is felt for them by their
| Inrorn rircla Of friends