The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-07


STRAWBERRIES are getting plentiful
and cheaper.
THE revenue cutter Andy Johnson was
in port this morning.
PHYSICIANS report no cases of scarlet
fever is the city at present.
SHERIFF MULHoLLAND adEertises n
tract of land to be sold on execution, in
another column.
THERE was considerable frost in this
vicinity during Monday night.
VIM MAEoNEY, one of Chilton's prom
inent citizens, is in town this week.
REPORTS are not extremely encour
aging concerning the fruit crop of the
state.
Rev. Mr.. AvERILL is attending the
diocesan convention in Fond du Lac
this week.
The prospects seem to be that Mani
towoc viii not celebrate very extensively
the coming Fourth.
THE national congress of brewers is in
session in Milwaukee. Manitowoc has
no representative there.
The diocesan convention of the north
ern Episcopal diocese convened in Fond
du Lac On the 9Th inst.
Rev. Jos. De FORREST and wife have
been the guests of Mayor Jones since
Wednesday of last week.
Hon. Jos. Villas, wife and son are ex-
pected to arrive this week to spend the
summer in their oil home.
PRES. RHINELANDER and Superinten
dent Reed, of the NJ, Z. S. & ". r, r. =,
We're in the city during Tuesday.
NEW millinery goods received by ex-
press every day at James Morgan's, 1856
and 3S8 East Water ST., Milwaukee.
PAINTS, Oils, Brushes, Glass-the
largest, best and cheapest assortment at
the drug store OF
T. & J. ROBINSON.
LET the city ordinance be enforced
this summer prohibiting bathing ir the
lake or river within the city limits, during
daylight.
FoR fine chromos, frames, nlottos,
watches and ali kinds of iewelry, make
selection from Mr.. Geo. n. Woodin's
large stock.
THE third annual session of the Fond
du Lac Diocese, convened Tuesday in
Fond du Lac, ct 9 o'clock A. NJ, at st.
Paul's Cathedral, Bishop J. Fl. Brown,
presiding.
DRESS GOODS. Morgan's dress
goods. Sets, 10, 129. Is, Is, 20, %, 25,
/ %, 30, 80, 35, 81, 40, 40, 45, SO, So, So,
go, IS, rs, so, LOO, 1925. 3s6 and 38S
East Water ST., Milwaukee.
The festive potato bug sets around On
fences and an1iously waits to see po-
tato put up its head, and the merchants
begin to put ont their advertisements
for ssPure Paris Green
The Wisconsin Central railway COM
pleted the last gap in the road from
Milwaukee to Ashland Saturday night,
and through trains Will commence rum
ming the present week.
AMONG the lawyers in attendance upon
Court in this city this week are Messrs.
Cottrill & Cary, Milwaukee J. E. Nc
Mullen, Chiffon; David Taylor, Fond
du Lac Joshua Stark, Milwaukee.
AMONG the good looking gentlemen
called to this city by reason of the ses-
sion of our circuit court was John Hume.
editor of the Chiffon Times. John, like
the Pilot man, is cultiYating ebay
window"
THE engines coming in from the west
on the railroad have their running gear
covered with the remains of thousands
of canker worms which swarm upon the
track near Appleton by the millions.
THE County Board of Supervisors
ad;ourned on Thursday. Quite num-
Der Of bills were allowed but for some
unexplained cause all justices and wit
ness claims were put over to the Novem-
Der meeting.
FROM a prominent farmer in the town
of Franklin, we get the information that
the excessive dry weather has injured
the crops to great extent and unless
rain falls within few days, but half a
crop will be harvested.
LAST week Mr.. John Landreth ship
ped to an eastern market 1910 pounds
of wool, the product of one hundred and
sixty grade cotswold sheep. One hun
bred and twenty-five fesoes averaged
1t pounds each the remainder were
yearling lambs.
ATTENTION is directed to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. lander & Schmidt
in another column, who have their yard
now stocked with complete assortment
of lumber, shingles, lath etc. Parties
wanting lumber matched, planed or
re-sawed can leave orders at the office in
Zander's planning mill.
Tomorrow EVENING an entertainment
will be given in the basement of the
First Presbyterian Church by the Tenn
pie of Honor, to consist Of vocal and
instrumental music, readings, Rotations,
etc. Admission, 10 cents. Don't fail
to attend.
BASE BALL.-The first regular game
of ball of the season will be played on