The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-07-11

n llDE In lHE NOC Nlh1.-lH COul-
pany with some thirty or more of our CT.
tizens we started early on the morning OF
| the Fourth for the residence of Mr. Eph-
riam Haywood, who lives on the banks
of the Manitowoc river some sixteen
miles from this town. We started out
with the expectation of having lively
time, nor were we disappointed in the
least. 1t was SO different from the usual
routine of Office life to get out in the
pure air, where the birds sing their beau
tiful songs, where the cool refreshing
breeze fans the heated brow and the in
vigorating fragrance of trees and shrubs,
of fruit and flowers, inspires life with new
zest, that we felt our boyhood days all
unconsciously stealing back upon u.s.
We had good team and as merry load
of young folks as one could wish for
Up hill and down, past the well titled
farm and through the woody dell we
dashed along and for the time being
sought to forget all care in the pleasur-
able emotions of the hour. The time
passed quickly and before we supposed
ourselves within miles of the place the
order was given to file left, and we hal
ted at our destination Our horses in
the capacious barn with everything nee
essary for their comfort, a good wash
j., H.,
to look around little. We soon discov-
cred that rolling in the new mown hay,
jumping fences, pitching quoits &c. e.,
was decided improvement on the noise
and hustle of the town. We were grant
ed full license to yell, scream or whistle
and we improved the liberty to the fall
extent of our capacity Near the house
in delightful bower table groaned be-
meath Its load of good things. All the
substantials of the farm with many lux
uries from the city were piled up in end
less profusion. IF Manitowoc people
don't know when they sit down to good
square meal we would like to know who
does 1t is doubtful whether a crowd
of harvesters could eat more than our
company did. A game of ball was intro
duced after dinner and, though we be-
longed to the side that was most beauti-
fully scooped, we enjoyed it very much.
In the house the cabinet organ and plen-
ty of singers made considerable noise for
the noisy, while checker boards furnish
ed quiet for those thus inclined. The
next movement in order was something
more to eat. Perhaps Mr.. Haywood
thought he could kill us with kindness;
if so he was beaten badly, for we always
come off first best in battle with straw
berries and cream. We were ready to
start for home at half past four and bid
ding our kind host and hostess, and other
friends goodbye, we commenced our re-
turn march. fully satisfied that we had
enjoyed four times as puch as we gener-
ally do on the Fourth.
SMALL.-To go out of town to get
printing done, for the sake of saving a
pittance under what the work can be
done here for. Surprising that princi-
pie was carried out in everything else,
how would our business men relish it :?
"A poor rule that won't work both
ways. -Appleton Crescent.
We have two or three instances in our
minds eye of parties who adopted
that principle. here, but who finally
went ''out of town. themselves-and to
STAY It's right smart of donkey
that can't be curried at some time or an
other Mind that, Sam and while you
wait, remember Mazeppa's truth Sui pre-
diction that "time at last sets all things
even. Island City Times
We have a word to add on the above
subject. Not long since Chicago print
ing house-if it wasn't the Tribune it
was almost sent drummer to this place
who succeeded in getting few stray jobs
We have seen the work, it is good no
better than we can do however at very
much less price. One of our merchants
with whom we trade great deal had
some envelopes printed because he could
get them so cheap; (only $500 per IN. J
We are ready to get up thousand and
warrant them in every way as good for
IS. And further, every job we have
seen yet we can equal in both quality and
price, and to substantiate our statements
we refer to Mr.. Chas Luling Cashier of
the National Bank, Mr.. J. M. Goodrich
Wholesale grocer on York ST., Judge
Barker and many others.