The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-13

THE roads in many places are very
rough.
New potatoes and cabbage arc in the
market.
LINK are troubling the farmers of
Meme.
FARMERS are in the midst of the hay
ing season.
BAzAR Glove Fitting Patterns at
j. ScHUETrE & Bros.
Dun comfy fair VIII be held at Clarks
Mills as usual.
GREEN APPLES and paregorie go about
the land hand i'll hand.
HELEN BLAzEs but amt this hot
weather for this latitude2
REV. MEAD HOLMES, of Rockford, H.,
was in the city on Monday.
CoNrnAoroRs will find something of
interest to them in this issue.
THE scow s. D. Wilson took on
load of ice here this week for Chicago.
y SMALL. scow, built for parties in
Port Washington, was launched on
Monday.
THE propeller Missouri is still in the
dry dock, receiving a thorough over
hauling.
Hon. JoH.T READ. of the Kewaunee
Enterprise, was in the city on Sunday
and Monday, bound south.
REPUBLICANS, be on hand Saturday
evening and assist in tho organization
of that Hayes and Wheeler Club.
4 LARGE number of vessels are using
up these dull days in marine business by
repairing, painting, ETC., at this port.
IL spite of the dull times a large num-
Der of substantial residences have been
erected in this city thus far this season.
Hon. VIM. TTscI, who represented his
district so faithfully in the Legislature
last winter, was III the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. WYMAN MURPHY, for some years
a resident in California, is visiting her
relatives and numerous friends in this
city.
ENGAGED, in this city on the 9th inst,
Miss Julia Fischel, daughter of Joseph
Fischel, Esq, to Mir. Ii. Siegler, Of
Chicago.
MoTro.-Best goods and full weights
is D. B. DeIand & Co motto, hence
they only recommend Best Chemical
Saleratus.
in this section of the State has skipped
Manitowoc- which fact we certainly
don't complain.
OOR patrons with whom we have no
running account, will please remember
that iobwork is cash, and should he
paid for on delivery.
THE propeller st. Clair, on her way
from Duluth to Houghton, Mich, last
Sunday morning, was burned and twen-
ty-six persons persisted.
DIED in the city of Detroit, Mich,
july 9th, frankie Porter Williams, the
only son of Julia T. and T. 2. Williams,
aged months and 9 days.
THE Republicans hereabouts are as
confident of the election of Hayes and
Wheeler next fall as they are that the
sun Will shine TO morrow.
4 STEM of rhubarb has been left at
orr office which is five feet long and has
leaf two feet and eight inches across
1t is the largest we ever saw.
AL kinds of sewing machine needles
at J. SCHuETTE & Bros.
HIR. NJ. KIRwAN, of this city was cleo
ted Secretary of the State Teachers AS
ISOLATION at tho recent meeting of that
organization in Milwaukee.
The fellow who took his girl into an
ice cream saloon The other evening and
asked her what she'd have, didn't see the
point when she promptly answered.
"Pop |"
THE editor is going south next week,
ana in his absence The TRIBUNE must
take c:;re of itself. The chances are
that its readers will be benefited by the
change.
FROM reports gathered from our ex-
changes, we are carried out in the asser-
ton that no city in the State had such a
complete and appropriate celebration as
did Manitowoc.
EVIDENTLY the contents of Tiiden s
''barrel of money" has not found its way
into Manitowoc yet, else that prominent
Democratic official would not have turn
ed picl1pocket and relieved us of a quar-
ter-all tie money we had.
Our steam presses are now in running
order, and parties desiring iobwork OF
| any kind can depend upon getting THEN
wants supplied at short notice and in q
satisfactory manner. There is not a bet
ter affonted job Office nor, Ii of Milwaukee
| than ours.
WE have been asked why we didn't
hoist the Republican National ticket al
| the head of our editorial columns sooner
In reply, we will state that our letter to
Governor Hayes has not been answered
vet. We want to be Secretary of the
Treasury.