The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-05-17

time.
GARDEN SEEDs-a large stock of diff
ferent varieties from the best seedsmen.
L. & J. ROBINSON.
THE light on the north harbor pier is
now displayed from the extreme end of
the cribs.
Bur few farmers in town about this
time. Too much business at home is
what ais them.
THE rain of Monday night was just
what was needed TO make vegetables
'sgit up and git.
THE National Turn Fest is to occur in
Milwaukee on July 18th. Manitowoc
will send delegates.
THE new fishing tug Mime is now the
only one at this port and has consider
able towing to do.
We have now in a good assortment of
ladies' fancy and plain hose at extreme
~ low prices.
j. ScHUErrE & Bros.
WE wish our subscribers no bodily
injury, but we do wish that the delin-
quent ones would be seized by the re-
militant fever.
FARMERS of this county certainly
never had better reason to anticipate an
excellent yield of grain and good price
fo,- II flor baruoct tboo now,
PAINTS, Oils, Brushes, GIass-the
largest, best and cheapest assortment at
the drug store OF
T. & j. RoBIKgog.
The Chief Engineer advertises the
regular semi-annual review of the fire
department in this issue. The review
takes place on Saturday next.
THESE are the times when man has
to eat off the foET barrel and spend ten
minutes before getting into bed in pick
ing carpet tacks out of his feet.
PATENT REVERSIBLE BRoCHE SHAwLs;,
Shetland shawIs, in white and scarlet, at
J. ScHUETTE & Bros.
THE large schooner Reindeer, of De
troit, arrived yesterday morning with q
cargo of plaster rock for J. Schuette &
Bros, which will be ground at their
plaster mill.
WHEN you see bareheadsd nan fol-
lowing a COW through the front gate,
and filling the air with garden nipple
ments and profanity, you may know that
the garden has all been made.
LADIES O. Torrison has just opened
job lot of flowers, the largest in the
city, which are being sold at 25 cents a
spray. Go and see them before the
choicest are sold
IT is said that the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and Western Railroad will be ex-
tended from New London northward to
the upper Wolf river, in time to meet
the fall business.
While this fine weather continues it
is pleasure to travel on the boats of
the Goodrich line. People frequently
go to Kewaunee and Ahnapee on the
Saturday boat ''just for fun. -
Two weli-known citizens, Messrs. Ed.
lander and August Schmidt, have start
ed a lumber yard on the lots just west
of zander's planning mill on Quay street,
and will soon be prepared to fill bills for
ANYTHING in the lumber line.
CHILDREN SUITS ranging in price
from S1.50 upward is sample of the
bargains you can get by buying Of j.
l.. Brandies. York street, North Side.
His stock of childrens' and boys cloth
ing is very large and complete.
| BUSINESS men and others should bear
in mind that we stand ready at all times
to furnish them with every description
of commercial printing on short notice
Send in your orders and become con-
| WINGED.
THE Appleton Crescent learns that the
n. W. and l.. S. 6 w. r. r. companies
have made arrangements to at once build
an eating and transfer house at the i,n>-
/ ton of the two roads
u '-'' W. Station in that city.
n is confidently predicted that the
municipal expenses for the current year
Will be considerably less than the est
mates 1t would be a fine thing to come
out ut the end of the year with balance
of five or six thousand dollars in the
treasury.
| Our new sample patterns of the latest
| designs in carpets are just in. You
should not fail 10 see these if you would
like new style for same price as other
old styles cost.
J. SCHUErTE & Bros.
AT the next meeting Of the City Coun
cil the Marshal viii report number of
1 sidewalks in an unsafe condition, which,
it is hoped, will have the effect of having
them rebuilt. Many of them are dis
grace 70 the city.
ATTENTION is directed to an advertise
ment in another column in which Mr..
Nj. Mahoney offers some choice real
/ estate for sale. The lots advertised are
/ in or near the business center of the
city, while the residence property is very
desirable, Mr. II. expresses a deter
lainaSlon TO sell at unusually reasonable
figures.