The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-08
CITY AND COUNTY.
Namit0z0oc, Thursday, Jane (

THIS paper is kept on file in the Office of L.
f. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago and
North Western Railway, AS Broadway, New
York City. Our friends, when in New York,
are cordially invited to call in and read it al
any time. They win always be welcome.
FoR nice white shirt for 81 25 go to
J. H. Thornton's.
THE Fourth of July celebration is to
be grand success, after all.
TEAS and Groceries of all kind, at low
prices, at J. Ii. Thornton's.
THE City Council has the power and
should exercise ito tax dogs.
This week it has been about an even
thing between linen busters and winter
overcoats.
If a quorum can be scraped together.
there viii be a meeting OF the city coun-
Gil next Monday evening.
RoB1NsoN's soda fountain and the var
ious ice cream saloons in the city are
patronized largely nowadays.
A MAN from this city named Loadow-
hislzi was arrested in Fond du Lac re-
Gently for peddling without license.
A HAPPY smile has been playing over
the countenances of our merchants for
the past ten days, occasioned by lively
trade with the country people.
AN Ohio scientist predicted frosts
during the early part of June. Sunday
and Monday nights it was cool enough
to verify the prediction.
Mr.. ". W. WALDo started for New
York State on Tuesday, having been
called away by the intelligence that his
father was dangerously i'll.
WE expect to see large attendance
at the Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening, where Mrs. President Steele,
of Appleton, will deliver q lecture.
DRY GooDs AUCTION SALE.-We call
the especial attention OF our readers to
Messrs. t. A. Chapman & Cos. adver-
tisement of goods, purchased at the
great auction sale.
THERE is scarcely street in the city
upon which some new residence or ex-
tensive improvements upon old ones are
not in progress. Cur street commits
sioners, too, are improving the thorough
fares in many places.
Mr.. Rosso, of this city, is doing the
mason work on the new Kewaunee Co.
Jail. If few more Of our County Su-
pervisors had voted differently, our ma
sons would be employed in erecting
such building here.
Mr.. JOHN LANDRETH, on the McAllis-
ter farm, recently sent to the city at one
load, with one span of horses, flee thou
sand three hundred and thirty pounds
of hay-nearly three tons. We consid-
er that pretty good hauling.
BYreference to our advertising columns
it will be observed that Mr.. M. Mahoney,
one of our Oldest business men, has gone
into voluntary bankruptcy, and that
meeting of his creditors is called to meet
in Milwaukee in The 10th inst.
THE officers of the Agricultural Asso-
cietion are preparing for their third an
nual fair at Clarks Mills, to be held some
time in September. With the hearty
cooperation of the people, very sue
cessful fair may be had, and it is hoped
that such will be the case.
THERE was rush of produce to the
city on Tuesday, such as is seldom wit
messed here. In some instances the
streets in the vicinity of warehouses were
entirely blockaded, and much pro-
family and no little skill seemed neces-
sary to effect passage. Wheat was
worth $11O.
A VERY pleasant place for pic mic or
fishing party is Silver Lake, four miles
distant from the city, more especially SO
because Capt. A. G. Fulton and his es-
Unable wife are so willing to loan frying
pans, tin-pails and other cooking unten-
sils so necessary upon such occasions.
We know from experience.
AN ice cream and strawberry festival,
given by the ladies of the Episcopal
church in Richards building last even