The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-08-02

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any time. They will always be welcome.
Go and see the game of base ball this
afternoon
P. JoHNsToN's schooner, the Thistle,
is going. to Euroge again.
FREIeHrs in Chicago yesterday were
cents on wheat to Buffalo.
GREEN Corn is among the latest i'm
portations at Plumb & Nelson's.
IT look as though farmers would re-
ceive good round price for their wheat
this season.
REAPER TRIALS among rival dealers in
agricultural implements are of almost
weekly occurrence now.
NEXT Sunday the Rife Company will
make an excursion by special train to
Sheboygan.
The dredge has been laid up again
after deepening the channel in front of
Luep's dock and the elevator.
TRAMPs are quite numerous and are
giving our Marshal and his assistants
much trouble in looking after them.
Our millers are importing large guam
titles of wheat from Milwaukee. They
will be happy when harvest is over.
BUT little danger from smallpox heed
now be apprehended, the afflicted ones
l. L. Ill
ported.
Mr.. I. n. STEWART, former principal
of the high school in this city, was in
town few days last week and met many
friends.
A REPORT of the condition of the
First National Bank will be found in
this issue. Also several other new adj
vertisementa.
The large addition to the Williams
House is almost completed and adds
materially to the size and appearance of
tire building.
Mr.. OsIENFELDT has recently finish
| ed a handsome brick residence on his
place just outside the city limits on the
Rapids road.
PAINTS, Oils, Brushes, Glass
largest, best and cheapest assortment at
the drug store OF
t. & J. ROBINSON.
CAPT Bunny and his gospel ship the
Glad Tidings viii be along here soon
He'd better go to Two Rivers and make
Nash mend his evil ways.
Mr.. J. L. BRANDIEs has moved his
large stock of goods into the building
formerly occupied by John Thornton,
corner York and Eighth Streets.
THROUGH the courtesy of the Execu-
tive Committee we are in receipt of the
| transactions of the Wisconsin State
Agricultural Society for 1867.
IT is potable that Rev. MFR. Guilli-
land, OF White Pigeon, Mich, will
preach in the First Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
REUBEN SNIFFtN, aged II years and
ten months. youngest son of r. Sniffin,
Esq, died yesterday afternoon of con-
sumption at the house of his parents il
this city.
A BOX containing a thousand cart
ridges for the Rifle Company arrived here
on Tuesday. Our readers may now bid
defiance to those rioters over in Pen
nsylvania
THE schooner T. H. Rowland, Capt.
Tim Kelley, took on a load Of stages
from Beach & Bishops mill at this port
on Saturday. They will be taken to
| Cleveland.
| o. ToRRIsoN's elegant residence is
| fast assuming definite outlines. 1t is
easy to perceive that it will be tasty and
very handsome when completed.
4 LARGE number Of stfangels are in
the city-many of them being visitors
vino come here to enjoy the delightful
cool breezes from Lake Michigan during
the heated term.
RoBINsoN's soda water fountain is
largely patronized during these warm
days. Heinrichs serves up a glass of
the foarming beverage with the gra 'e of
q fairy.
THE city fathers will meet for business
on Monday evening. 1t is probable that
some action looking to reduction of the
| number of firemen will be taken-and
| then look out for fun
| WILL TURNER comes out now with a
is unsurpassed. This. being the case it
is almost unnecessary to state that it
YES made by Tillson 4 Shimek.
A QUANTITY of barley of this years
growth was purchased by Messrs. John
| aohuette & Bros. last week WHICH was
pronounced exoellent-a fair sample of
the immense crops to be harvested in
| this county this season.
On Sunday little daughter of Fred
AMI Minnie Heubner, residing on the
town line road some three miles from
the city, died of small pox. 1t was an
only child, aged seven months.
THE harvest of barley, rye and oats
has commenced in good earnest and the
prediction made all along of splendid
yield is being verified. The farmer has
much reason for being happy-and prob
ably is.