The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-01


Enterprise, spent Sunday and Monday
in this city.
THE water in the lake and river has
been higher the last few days than at
any time since we can remember.
J. ScHUErrE & Bros, are retailing
their best butter at Is cts.
NOTICE the advertisement of Prof.
Fisher, who is about to start a dancing
school at Klingholtz Hall, next Tues
day.
We are having our summer all in a
bunch this year. Last Saturday the
thermometer marked 81 in the shade
something unusual for May.
THERE will be a regular meeting of
Manitowoc Steamer Company No. l,
this Thursday evening, June 1st, at Z!
o'clock. H. HALvERsoN,
Secretary.
For a nice white shirt for 81. % go to
j. Ii. Thornton's.
For SALE.-Pcrfectly new sewing
machines. One American and one Do
nestle. VIII be sold at bargain. For
terms enquire at this office.
HAVE patience and this dearth of sill
yer coin will soon be over-the counter
letters are working night and day, and
already have produced some very excel
lent samples.
DIED.-In this city, May 21st, 1876,
Miss SARAH THOMPSON, daughter of the
late James Thompson and Mrs. Char
lotte Thompson, aged IS years, m tbs.
and Is days.
J. SoIUETFE & Bros, deliver free to
any part of the city, any goods bought
of them.
A LITTLE child is supposed to have
been eaten by wolves at Egg Harbor, as
it has been lost for some days and can
not be found. A pack of wolves were
seen in the vicinity.
GREAT REDUCTION IN Dry GooDs.-
t. A. Chapman G. Co. have reduced
Atlantic A. to Sc; Atlantic d. to &c;
Bates ginghams to Sc. Read their adj
vertisemt n on this page
The largest, best and cheapest stock
of boots and shoes in the city at J. IT.
Thor8ton's.
DR. COLE, of New York, so celebrated
in other parts of the State, for the sue
cessful treatment of chronic ailments, is
now at the Windiate House, in this city,
for few days. Go and see him.
FRANK BONN was elected to the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Aid.
Wits, last Monday. We don't know the
gentleman, bat hear that he is well quail
fled for the position.
THE editor has gone fishing, and if
this number of The Tribune excels all
its predecessors in entertaining reading
matter the public will know upon whom
to bestow the praise.
GENTS and youths linen suits and
cashmere summer suits of different
grades, at J. SCHUETTE & Bros.
The County Board adjourned last
Thursday evening. The matter of build
ing County jail Jared badly, a majority
Of the Supervisors voting against its
construction. Better fortune is expect
ell at the fall session.
Tie County Teachers Association
will hold meeting in this city, COM
mencing Friday evening June 16, and
continuing the next day. Rev. Myron
w. Reed of Milwaukee will deliver
lecture on Friday evening.
For brown and bleached sheetings,
prints and tickings, denims and cotton
AIDES, ETC., go to J. Fl. Thornton's
THE leading question that agitates the
public mind at present in this city, is to
know what Henry Mendlik was doing
out in the country last Sunday. Some
seem to think he was getting married,
but we will leave it to himself.
THE third annual Convention of the
Miller's National Association is announc-
ed to meet in Milwaukee on June Dist.
Extensive preparations have been made
to render the occasion pleasant and pro-
fitable.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. are
selling some good patterns at half their
value. Please examine our new lot,
Just received. j. SCHUETrE & BRO.
WM CARY, of Clarks Mills, one of the
model farmers of this county, was i'll the
city on Saturday and reports the crops
in excellent condition cut there and the
prospects of an abundant yield good.
J. G. BoRoHERDr, of Chicago, Penn.
Tillson, Hugh Morrison, Fred Heine-
mann, Fred Borcherdt and the editor
of this paper, left for Rockland Tuesday
on three days fishing tour. There
being no vigilance committees out there
they will probably get back in due sea-
son.
FoR shirts, uuderwear, paper and lin
en- collars and cuffs, neck-ties &c, go to
J. II. Thornton's.
WE ask our readers who are intend
ing to visit the Centennial not to be de-
ceived by the report that they will have
no occasion TO take along amy money.
No gentleman would allow himself to be
made the recipient of continued favors
without occasionally insisting upon q