The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-09-13

DR. BREWER Is at the Williams House
to-day.
THERE were four funerals in the city
on Sunday.
THE Jewish new year 1898 commenc-
ed on Saturday.
THE State Fair commenced Monday
at GAINESVILLE.
" PIGEON HUNTING is what our Nimrods
delight in just now.
WARM days and cool nights make up
the programme nowadays.
Mr.. RENHART RAHR returned to Chi
cago yesterday after few days visit
here.
BUSINESS with our merchants ia re-
viving. An excellent fall trade is pre-
dicted.
AN infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christensen, residing on Buffalo street,
died on Friday.
THE friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Willis will regret to learn that their baby
died on Saturday.
The stone steps leading to the city
council room have been torn down and
rebuilt this week.
A LARGE number of our citizens went
to Mishicott on Monday to attend the
funeral of Hon. VIM. Tisch.
THREsHERs will remember that there
is heavy fine for running machine
without boxed tumbling rods.
The revenue cutter Andy johnson
came in port on Saturday evening and
remained until Sunday morning.
FORTY CENTS on messages to Mi4wau-
kee is the latest reduction made by the
Northwestern Telegraph Company.
The blackberry crop this year has
been an entire failure. So far, we have
not heard of any being marketed here.
FAMILY jars are now creating their
autumn racket and are being duly filed,
sealed and stored away for the winter.
TIE street commissioner has had a
considerable force of men engaged re.
pairing the streets in the fourth ward
during this week.
Mr.. o. E. CLARKE, formerly of Two
Rivers, has opened stock of groceries.
fruit, etc., at Sheboygan, and will make
that city his future home.
The schooner Minnehaha was launch
ed from Larson's yard on Tuesday,
after having been recaulked and re-
painted.
MIR. VIM. NELLIs, of Meme, has
raised over 5000 pounds of unusually
fine hops this year. He disposed of the
entire lot to Mr.. Rahr.
The Goodrich boats won't go to Ke
nosha any more this season. That is
good joke, since they are registered from
that port.-Racine Journal.
LIZ you havn't received a pamphlet
containing the premium list for the
county fair, you can be supplied upon
application at this Office, free.
TIE tug Julia E. Drisco, lying at
Rand's shipyard, has been overhauled
and put in first class condition. She is
the most thoroughly painted tug on the
lakes.
The delegates from this county to the
State Convention returned from Madi-
son yesterday. They report the pros
poets of good Republican majority as
brilliant.
MANY of our citizens went out to New
ton on Monday evening, the occasion
being the marriage of Mr.. Albert Becker.
OF this city, and Miss Alvina, daughter
of MIR. A Teitgen.
AN exchange in voluminous article
explains how to live on a dollar q day.
but it doesn't tell where to get the dol
lar and the information is therefore of
no special value to us.
ANTON BRAAscH, Mishioott, Henry
Buhse, Two Rivers, M. Mahoney, VIM.
Bach and 81. Falge, of this city, are
mentioned as candidates for Clerk of
the Circuit Court this fall.
THE theatrical entertainment given in
Turner Hall on Sunday under the man
agement of Mr.. and Mrs. Bender, was
largely attended. Another performance
is announced for next Sunday.
WHEN in want Of job printing, remem-
Der that the TRIBUNE Office is stocked
with newest type and material for the
speedy and tasty execution of all orders.
The onlv steam presses in the city.
UNDER the new registry law, voters
residing in cities must be registered to
enable them to vote, unless they become
voters of that ward in which they live
after the registry has been made.
CHRIST KGBKK announces in our ad-
vertising columns that he is prepared to
furnish the public with Mallory's best
oysters, either by the can or dish, at
lowest prices.
SHERIFF MULHoLLAND was run away
with Oh the Lake Shore road this morn
ing and thrown from his buggy with
such violence that severe internal injur-
les were received. He will be confined
to his bed for some time.
Mr. WIZ. RAHR is having large brick