The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-21
CIRCUIT COURT adjourned on Saturday

POTATO BUG Poison and genuine Paris
Green, at 7. & J. Robinson's drug store.
DIR. SANBoRN has bought house and
lot and intends to practice his profess
sion in Cato.
HON. Jos. Villas left for the east on
| Monday. Mrs. Villas and son will remain
here during the summer.
NOTICE the advertisement of cattle
| fair to be held in the town of Gibson on
the first Tuesday of every month.
THE Sons of Herman INDUCED in a
Picnic on Thursday in Gerpheida's
| Park. They danced in the evening.
New millinery goods received by ex-
press every day at James Morgan's, 1856
| and 388 East Water St., Milwaukee.
LosT.-A gold necklace was lost in
the fourth ward one day last week. The
finder viii confer favor by leaving the
| same at this Office.
LADIES! You can now get good kid
glove, warranted not to crack nor rip,
| for one dollar at
| j. SCHUETTE & Bros.
Penn. TILLsoN, the well-known vetri
nary surgeon, carriage manufacturer
and livery stable keeper, has gone to
Iowa on a ten days trip.
FRED SEEGER's numerous customers
have worn out the sidewalk in front of
his meat market, compelling him to
replace it with bran new one.
DRESS GooDs.-James Morgan's dress
goods. Sets, 10, 123, Is, is, 20, %, %,
%, so, SO, 35, 37I, 40, ~, 45, so, SO, So,
60, 65, rs, 80, LOO, LIS. $50 and 3SS
East Water St., Milwaukee.
A LARGE BEAR was observed on the
Satu ,rday, but Notwithstanding the fact
that the entire neighborhood turned out
to capture bim, Bruin made his escape.
GENTS Linen SUITS, busters, ETC., a
good assortment at low prices, at
=. SCHzE1TE & Bros.
A HORSE belonging to N. Ross, run
ming at large near the corner of ST. Clair
and Fifth streets, fell on Tuesday even
ing and broke his neck, causing instant
death. The loss is severe one to the
owner.
AN entertainment will be given in the
basement of the Presbyterian church
to morrow evening for the benefit of
Rev. Mr.. Olmstead, by the Manitowoc
Musical and Literary Club. Admission
25 cents.
JOE KoELsER says the presence of SO
many ladies on the base ball grounds
during the game last Saturday made him
little bashful, but We believe him when
he makes the statement that the Athletic
boys didn't s'rattle" him particle. Joe's
nerve is good.
FISHING EXCURSIONS to Silver Lake
are getting to be popular. Mr.. VIM.
Brown, the genial landlord of the hotel
at Browns corners, has laid in supplies of
fishing material and has number of
boats which he keeps for the convenience
of fishermen. Call en- him when you
go out there.
Mr.. GILBERT BURNETT has recently
completed an elegant brick-veneered res
iderce, built on the side of his former
homo iuct outside Of oif ~,
the north side. 1t is modern and tasty
in design and its internal arrangement
will fill all demands for comfort.
A GAME was played between the doc
tors and lawyers on one side, and bust
ness men on the other, on Tuesday, re-
sulting in victory for the former by
score of 81 to IA. This is evidence that
the doctors can clay a man OUT with
muscle as well as physic.
ASIDE from the picnic and ball to be
given by the fire department and Rifle
Company, we hear of no preparations
to celebrate the Fourth OF July. It will
lake Manitowoc hundred years to re-
cuperate from the desperate exertiC1
required to properly celebrate the GEN.
tennial anniversary last year.
THE picnic held at Gerpheide's park
on Saturday afternoon by the teachers,
pupils and parents of the first ward
school was very largely attended and
passed off to the entire satisfaction of
all concerned. The pupils marched out
to the music of Weinschenk's band and
with their holiday attire and banners
flying presented very fine appearance
LAST Sunday large party from this
city and Two Rivers went to Sheboygan
on the excursion train and ''took in"
garden concert given by the Milwaukee
Juvenile Band. This band is made up
of thirty-five boys ranging from nine to
sixteen years of age, and the manner in
which it executed the most difficult
operas is truly wonderful. The excur-
sionists seemed to have enjoyed them
selves immensely.
THE City Clerk has been instructed
by the board to open correspondence
with manufacturers of steam fire engines
as TO prices, terms, etc. This is regarded
| as the first step toward the purchase of
another steamer to be stationed on the
south side, and the disbanding of the
Torrent and Badger companies and the
sale of their hand engines and appurten-
ances. The movement will meet With