The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-05-27

The green leaves will soon be out.
Don't forget about our job work facili-
ties.
Some of our city sidewalks are sadly in
need of repair.
No services in the Methodist or Presby-
teriau churches last Sunday.
The Third Ward school enjoyed day
in the woods last Saturday.
"Schief of Bolice'' was the direction on
Milwaukee letter the other day.
We wish the pagers would give US a rect
on that steer business Of Mayor Luding
ton.
Our country cousins will soon have a
chance Co see the elephant" with Yankee
Robiusons show.
Burglars take advantage of open win
dows, and people must govern themselves
accordingly.
Appleton is making extensive prepare
tons for the coming funniest to be held
there in June, next
The new Basket Factory 1t the foot Of
Buffalo street has commenced operations
and seems to be doing finely.
The sermon by Rev. jos. DsForrest last
Sunday morning, was one Of liberal views
on denoninational matters.
Because the Queen of Sheba came to
see Solomon with heavy tram, it is no
evidence that she came by rail.
TIE Shawano Journal cau take the palm
for using abuse. 1t calls the Appleton
Crescent an "oid bebdomadal concern"
For All Appleton paper to speak of De
ttoit as a''ine place to ussioase"i assuming
su air which Chicago dsfes rot approach.
The Sioux Indians have sued for anoth-
er hotel, with whisky attachments. The
fremont was too cot6ned for their com
fort.
Now that WARM weather has come We nd
viss those who hate gone all winter with
out bath, to 60 and take their annua
cleanse.
The organ grinder paid Manitowcc
visit yesterday but the sound of the grind
ing was exceedingly low, for which we arr
truly thanked.
1t is in vain 20 hope to please all alike
Let man stand with bis face Ia what di
rection he wili,h must necessarily turn hi:
back on one.haH the world.
In the line of improvements We recort
the new iron fence which Mr.. Chas. Lulrn {
Is now putting up in front OF his lot on
Eighth street. When completed II will sdS
much to the appearance Of the place.
The ward schools in our city viii close
in about month. Then the tired schoo
ma'ams will HE themselves away to SOME
quiet nook aud enjoy the rest which they
doubtless so much reed.
Schuyler Colfax made $4,000 last year
from his lecturing engagements. Ii we
remember rightly We have Is cents worth
OF stock in that pile. from which we neve
apon ,1pect to realize anything.
The soft melodious footsteps of tn
bare foot samia are heard in our N ids
recalling the days when We too INDUCED il
such pleasures srd laid these Foundation
which shoemakers fsbor in vsis.
The Chicago Times hopes thu. eff tn
rrayers Of the people of Missouri are an
swered, and a ssext wind Is sent fror
heaven to blow the grasstroppers away, VI
sincerely hope it will not be west wiad-
The 4sh Of July, 'fhe day We celebrate,
will be along IS usssi. this year. il moth
ing happens, and the qaestou nssutall
arises, What are We going 10 do with tt
dayf We drop this for OUT citizens
think ever.
A new use for printers ink has been di
covered in Appleton, viz: spreading it ov,
banisters and door knobs. 90 thsi when Il
Good Tempiars vent up 70 their hall Ii.
could get their clothes ruined. The Cresce
justly caaracterises this - ''bsnssth the di
nifty Of body snstch>rs."