The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1878-03-28
CITY AND COUNTY.
Namitoaooc. Thursday, March 90.

men next Tuesday.
THE mud embargo has been raised
and the produce market is consequently
active.
harbor on Tuesday to avoid the south
east storm.
and fresh stock just received at T. & J.
Robinson's.
FRANKIE, the sixteen-ye old son of
Mr.. Geo. Wallace, died on Thursday
afternoon last.
BISHOP Brown was in the city Oh
Monday and conducted services in st.
James church.
PART of the hand rail on Eighth street
bridge was demolished the other day by
passing schooner.
BIBINeER & Day received car load
of seeders one day last week, and now
they are about all sold.
JOHN KELLY, a young man residing
in the town of Franklin, was killed by
falling tree last Friday.
THE schooners Industry and Espin-
dola took cargoes of brick to Manistee
and Muskegon this week.
AUG. SCHMIDT is building a large ad-
dition to the west side of his handsome
residence on Franklin street.
Mr.. S1LAs BUCK returned to the city
on Friday, his first appearance since
his long sick spell i'll Appleton.
P. JOHNSTON has purchased Schu-
makers stock of ice and will ship it to
Chicago on the schooner Imperial.
Ar the election next Tuesday you will
be called upon to cast separate ballot
for Judges of the Supreme Court.
The prospects are good for the cleo
ton of at least nine out of the twelve
Republican candidates for aldermen.
Ii is rumored that the Democrats, at
their city convention, will nominate
Hon. John Schuette for Mayor. A SEN
sible idea.
SEE the programme for the closing
exercises of the High School next Fri
day afternoon, to be found in another
column.
EVERY business man should be sup
piled with printed letter and note heads,
bill heads, envelopes, cards, etc. Bring
in your orders.
The mail agents on the NJ, L. s. &
W. r. r. now wear handsome dark blue
uniforms, in pursuance of an order from
the government.
The schooner Sea Gen was run into
in Racine harbor the other day. Her
yawI boat was smashed and sundry
minor injuries sustained.
THE propeller Truesdell left her win
ter quarters on Sunday. The Sheboy-
gan is the only boat of the Goodrich
line now remaining here.
UNLESS that rickety, break-neck side
walk OIL the north side of York street,
between Eighth and Ninth, is repaired
soon, there may be trouble.
CASPER ScHLE1DE, of Fond du Lac,
secreted 800 in a parlor stove his wife
came along and started a fire N that
stove, and now he wants a divorce.
Ice is going to be expensive this sum-
mer, and those of our citizens who have
lot ON hand will find themselves in
possession of bonanza before next
winter.
WE shall kill the Chronicle man the
first favorable opportunity.
Look out, Nash, and don't let him put
one of his feet down on you. You're a
''goner" if you do.
The County Fair is to be held about
the middle of September this year. A
meeting of the stockholders to elect
officers, prepare a premium list, ETC.,
will be held pext month.
GUYLEs' lumber yard was replentshad
with cargo on Saturday. The price of
lumber has advanced materially since
last fall, owing no doubt to the small
crop OF Logs secured by reason Of the
lack OF snow. .-..
Mr.. GEO. PABsr, of New York. Who
will be remembered by many citizens of
Two Rivers as having resided there
twenty years ago, is in the city, the
guest of Mrs. Jos. Rankin.
THE schooner Condor brought 400
bushels of Minnesota seed wheat to this
city last week for one of or dealers.
The wheat looks nice, but experienced
judges declare it will not outrank that
grown here.
On Wednesday evening of last wssk
Mr.. A. F. Dumke was married to Miss
Minnie, eldest daughter of Capt. Fred
Becker. Although late, we tender our
congratulations and best wishes for their
prosperity.
Aye. HARTUNG, who recently came to
the city from Two Rivers, will engage
in the mercantile and liquor business
on Washington street, near Twelfth
1t won't take him long to make host
of friends.
PRoF. b. F. UNDERWOOD, OF Boston,
will lecture in Turner Hall next Monday
evening on "What Liberalism has to
| Offer" This will be the second in the