Green Bay Advocate from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 3

CLQAKSiFURSTOCK Isaac Stbfhenbox spent Saturday and Sunday here. Miss Lena MaHN has returned from a visit of three months at Manistee, Mich Mrs. A. C. Seville has returned from her visit to Milwaukee.

Mr. John Wigman, of Grand Rapids, is visiting his parents in this city. Mrs. John Beknin, of the town of How SPHll ti. Spring M-nn Ate urdouliilv the Huithto purify the Moi at ei tne system, be-ctuse at this me tbe ocy is most susceptible to the t'neliei .1 fleets of arelta- li mtdi-clne like Hood's Sar-apanlia.

The feeling ofdehibtt, lacgu'r, sod lassiiude, eaus i the chang'ng se.ison, is entirely overcome. THE HO.HK Tuesday was a wet. rainy day. deterriof many from going to tbe polls, particularly in ountry districts hnd tending to make lighi vote. Little interest was manifested in the judicial foctiea, as there was no opposition.

In the citv everything was quiet, although there was considerable interest it some of the cmdidates. The following an the returns as far as received: CITY OF GREEN BAT. The following is the result of the election held in ihWcitv on Tuesday April Tth: HOME AND MISCELLANEOUS. ON AND AFTER Opening ofThe Champion Roller Rink. The Champion Roller Rink is now so far completed, that the management are able to definitely set their opening night, which will be this Thursday evening, March 12tb.

The attraction will be Master Will Newton, the champion bicycle and one wheel rider of the U. who, wherever he has aopeared. has given tbe best of satisfaction and met with unbounded applause. The Management also take great pleasure in announcing that tbe well known and old time favorites. Kimball's Silyer Band of twenty pieces will be In attendance, wbieh is proof enough to the citizens of Green Bay and Kort Howard that the evening will be one of unalloyed pleasure.

tSreen -Bay ard, aged about 75 years, died April Entered at the fast (JJire of Wis as seeonsf-cias ai matter. and scrofula avd sll 1 (icui tbe tjltKMj the p. purifjlrg Instil r- of Do Not Delay Tase note. It ide re expel.ttti fiViVinj; nf-itf BM linn), Sold by all Official Paper of City and County- Hood's I. ii Apotht druggi, TO EW OKLKA.

Tickets to New Orleans nd return food for 45 days, on sale at tbe Milwaukee A Northern depot- 36tf MO Dii Do! O. Thursday, December 18th, T. L. BEST Co. COCSCIL PKOCBHDIItliS.

Bay. April 3. 1885. Keardless of the great expense to which For R. B.

Time Cart! tee 4th page. A regular meeting of the Common Council the management has gone, the price of admission will be but 15 cts. end use of skates was held this evening. Present, the Mayor and all the aldermen 10 cts. thus carrying out tbelr promises of except Aid Miller.

making their rink both an attractive and Yonr Pout Office ddreaa, HTSnDscribers who change their residence will please send us by postal card the name of their old post olBoe, well the new-one and tli as insane prompt delivery ot the paper. The reading of tbe minutes of the la meeting was on motion dispensed with by a inexpensive place of amusement. Such being the case, we respectfully ask that tbe unanimous vote. The com. on streets an.

I bridge reported citizens ot oreen Bay and ort Howard give us their liberal support. on the following bills as coriect and recom VIEW OF THE NORTHWESTERN ORPHAN'S HOME, GREEN BAY. Objectionable characters trill net be ad mended payment which was oideied by iht following vote: mitted, and it will be useless for any such to apply for admission, for we are determined to make our rink the most popular place of amusement in. the city, and we realize this can be done only by excluding a Ayes, Aid. Britton, Fiansseos, Hartnng.

Square shall take it as a particular kindness if all Indebted for the Advo. cat will commence the year by paying np In full their subscriptions. The amounts are small for each subsbrlber, but In the agjrre gate amount to a large gum, which would be of areat assistance to us in meeting pressing engagements. Readers, one and all. let us he ir from you, in a irlendly way.

tf state Public bill for tbe creation of the institution to be Known as the "State Public School." for orphan and dependent children, a synopsis of which we printed a few weeks ago. was finally Harder, llagbtneister. Joannes. Parish and WILL SELL THEIR ENTIRES CLOAK AND FI STOCK Pireaux. Laborers bills H.

Thcls 2.0)1, Mc- certain class and it mill be done without fear or favor. Oonul'l 5.40. passed on Thursday last and has become ai After this Thursday evening, and until The corn, on account-, reported on the fol. 2d 3d Tota For Mayor. wd.

wd. wd. Chas." Hartung. S4 271 MB IAt Omar Harder. 112 221 154 4ST.

For Treasurer, Cb Woelz. 102 22 224 Sfc" H. T. E. Iterendsen.

W5 233 220 fiffi. For lerk. A. C. Lehman.

101 491 441 US For Supervisors, A. Spuhler, 1S5 Lee. 03 J. A. Killian.

272 J. P. 93 John Case, 68 Jeo. Lamb, 40 E. Kendall, 24T R.

W. Coos. 191 Police Justice, D. H. Orignon.

147 287 233 66" O. J. B. Brice. 54 205 191 451 Jutic of the Peace, II.

Bromley. 135 378 174 08: .7. A. Killian, 121 256 213 5W Kit Martin, 73 130 23J 43! I.H. Grignon, 15 77 43 13 O.J.

B. Bike, 18 32 36 Aldermen. P. Parish. 172 R.

Campbell. 133 .1. M. Kranssens. 1S H.

White. 60 J. D. Emeigh, 45 T. Lu reman, 55 J.

F. Bertles, 389 F. Hurlbut, 350 M.Remicb. 281 II. F.

241 M. T. Miller, 1W) F. Coel. 344 H.

J. Krisher. 340 H. Hagemeister, 32t D. Britton, 179 J.

Scbroeuer, Ho P. -Miller. 5 Supreme Judze, David Taylor, 108 92 103 30: County Judge. K. L.

Martin. 94 1 further notice, tbe rink will be opened our former townsman, Mr. Iavii Sopkk. was also in i be city on Tuesday. Mrs.

Van Nokstrand baa returned from her visit to Bradford, Pa. Miss Lou Norris. of Minneapolis, is the guest of the Hisses Sommers, in tbis city Miss Kmm a Hknx ktt has returned from her long visit to Madison. Mrs. Em B.

Sale Is visiting at Janesvillc, Rockford and Chicago and will be absent two weeks. Mr. Hartkai; went to Sturgeon Bay on Tuesday morning to be abeent two or three days. Mr. C.

C. Phelps has returned from his southern trip, which took in tbe New Orleans exposition and Springfield, III. Rev 0. H. P.

Smith, of the M. E. church in this city, is visiting at Milwaukee and Wauw atftsa this eek. Mr. C.

C. Wagner, of tbe Delaware. LacKawauna Western K'y, has been here on business tbis week. Mr. and Mrs.

A. W. Cook have an infant daughter, while the older child makes it interesting with the whooping cough. Mrs Seth N. Kimball, and daughter, of Mobile, are visiting Miss Katie Milwaukee.

Herman Gieskler is a candidate for re. election for city Treasurer of Jamestown. Dakota. Frank Bloodgood, of Milwaukee, (a itive of Ft. Howard,) spent Tuesday in the city on legal business.

Mr. Geo. Hoffman, of the town of New Denmark, has been adjudged insane and removed to the Northern Hospital. Rev. Father Kersten has been conducting the forty hours devotion at Wrights-town this eek.

Mr. W. EL Wymax, of Chicago, was in the city last week and revived old associations with his friend. Dr. Brandt.

Rev. H. J. Fkkkis has resigned his pastorate of tbe Congregational church at very afternoon and evening at the follow lowing bills as cornsct and recommended payment winch was ordered by the follow" log vote: ing popular prices: Afternoon session, (from to 5:00) Ayes, Aid. Britton, Pianssens, Hartunx, Harder, llngemeister, Joannes.

Parish and Plrean x. $25,000 and with the grounds would be worth to the State for any public institution $30 .000, which would be a free gift to tbe State. Tbe site is magnificent, both for its natural beauty and bealthfulness. ft cannot be surpassed. So absolutely healthy is it that among all the scores of little ones that have found shelter within it walls, there has never been a serious case of sickness.

No State institution has ever been located here or any nearer to us than Oshkosh and it would be a graceful act to locate the State Public School at Green Bay, as well as a great saving to the State. Green Bay is as accessible as any other point, by its numerous lines of railway and its unsurpassed water communication. The cut at tbe head of this article is a faithful representation of the Northwestern Orphan's home, which will be tendered to the State as a nucleus for the proposed State Public School. ladies, adirission free; rink skates, 15 cts. or use of surface, 10 cts.

Gentlemen, admission. 15 cts. skates free or use of surface free. Evening session, (from 7:00 to 10:30) admission. 15 cts.

skates, 10 cts. or use of surface 5 cts. Music: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings. REGARDLESS OF Salaries for culated to interfere witn any of the present orphanages, but it will draw from all over the State the unfortunates not in any charitable institution and will also take many from tbe industrial schools. It will be in no sense a penal institution and not tbe faintest tinge of shame or disgrace will attach to any commitment to iu walls.

Id fact, worthiness of the child and a sound body are essentials to Its admission. The law provides that the State may accept donations of land and other property for the school and no site has yet been determined for it. It has been suggested that no better site could be found in the Bute than that occupied by tbe Northwestern Orphan's Home In this city. Tbe addition of about 30 acres to it would give the amount of grounl that tbe law contemplates and we understand that there Is no objection to turning over tbe beautiful grounds and building to the State for this purpose as well as furnishing the additional 30 acres, which can be procured for $100 per acre. Tbe original building cost about Expenses G.

Bong 1.5U. II. Lowert 60 els. Joannes Bro. 1.04.

The coin, on printing reported on the bib "School." The line and popular comedy of "School" is announced for Armory Opera House Wednesday evening. April 8th. Although our paper is dated Thursday, it is circulated at home in time for a reminder. It will be remembered that the proceeds are for tbe benefit of the railroad right of way fund. The performers are among the most talented of our home folks, who-e efforts to please are worthy of a rousing public endorsement.

The scenery is very fine, prepared expressly for the occasion and comprises scenic effects never before attempted here. The general admission is 35 reserved seats 50 cts. After the play there will be a social dance, free to all attendants at tbe play. law. The measure is a very important one and it looks as if the institution thus created might become one of the very best charities of the State.

It embodies as a principle of the State that principle long since adopted by some private institutions with tbe best results of finding homes for the otherwise homeless. Tbe very best safeguard that can be thrown about the young is the influence and protection of a good home. The "SUte Public School" is supposed to take the child when it is bereft of it- natural home, take care of it temporarily and shield it from the dangers that beset it until another home is provided such an one as the officers think will be suitable to develope the moral and intellectual faculties of the child and make it a good citizen. This newly created institution is not cal COI.LETTE, WIIEKLOCK, GAXONG A CO. Cherry Street Sewer.

That there is of Chapman Co. of ffi a5 for stationary as correct and recommended payment which Sale to continue until the wasordered by the following vote; Ayes, Aid. BritVm, Frnnsseus. Harlur.g Haider, Hagemeister, Joannes. Parish and something wrong with this sewer is every day becoming more apparent since the opening of spring commenced.

It looks to a man on the fence as if there were two faults, one in construction and tbe other in Pireaux. An ordinance lor a sidewalk on East side of Jackson street from Ciooks lo Walnut is closed out. STOCK was introduced and icferred to com ordi nances. not properly grading up tbe street. IJp to this time the catch basins are all open but two, thi-exceptions btin' tlit- ones on tbe Aid.

Piieaux offered the following Reso lution, North-West corner of Cherry and Adams Retolved. That the police be and tbe same T. L. BEST CO. is hereby directed to see that the law pro- steeets and the other at the North-West corner of Cherrv and Quincy streets.

No Obituary. Miss Delia loo died at the home of her parents at Snyderville, Brown Countv, on tbe 2Ath ult. aged 23 years and 8 months She bad been sick for more hibitin tne sale of intoxicstioc liquors on water has yet flowed from these. At the Up the River. Kaukauna flassr: The Cnion Pulp coa mill is running to iu fullest capacity.

Burglars on a recent night broke into M. Reid's saloon and robbed it of $9 cash, besides liquors and cigars. election day be stiiclly enforced on the coni others the water runs freelv, vet, so far as CITY OF FT. HOWARD. The following is the ticket elected: Mayor A.

L. Gray. Kisk. City Marshal Fel Larquin. Clerk H.

Puerner. btreet Com. W. Ilariament Alderman at Large H. Mahoney.

Aldermen 1st W. P. ng day of the Charter Election, April 7. than two years, but during the past few Aid. Hagemeister moved to lay it on the months had recovered rapidly and was table.

Motion lost by the lollowiuir vote: able to be up and around, and seemed to be Ayes, Aid. Hagemeister, lUrtung, Joannes The Timet has stricken "Ledyard" fiom we can see, not a bucket full runs out of the mouth of the sewer into the river. Here are 20 catch-basins that have for a week or more been discharging continuous I'ansb, entirely well until about ten days before iu beading, the result of the union of the A. Lucas: W. Aug Breliine; 4tti W.

CLOSING OUT SALE LESS THAN COST. Noes, Aid. Britton, Franssens, Harder, her death, when she was attacked with two places. Taylor; "th David Davidson; 6th treams iuto a sewer pipe with no visible Pireaux. jlikkelson.

rain fever, from which she did not recov outlet and yet tbe pipe Is not gorged. supervisors 1st W.I1. P. Huffman: 2. The Mayor decided tbe tie by voting no.

er. Her funeral services were neia on the Dime Readingi-Tke second of tbe series of Dime Readings inaugurated by the ladies of the W. C. T. U.

will be given Kridav evening. April lOtb. 18JS5 commencing at 8 o'clock at their hall over the post-ouic As each line of work carried on by this society calls for money it is necessarv to ask the assistance of the generous public, and this entertaining and inexpensive, was adopted that no one might he burdened and many might have the privilege of helping this noble enterprise. The following attractive programme is offered: PROGRAMME: PART Opening Chorus, Jubilee song Chorus of Uoys. 2.

Reading. 3. Trio. Mr. Rav Hall.

Martin Branden- stein. King Morris. 4. Reading A night of horror Miss Freddie Sommers. PART II.

1. Duett, Miss Maude Eastman. Miss Anaa Earle. I. Charter Recital.

a. ver the bill to W. McGinnis: 3d W. A. Gray; 4th Where does the water go to? It is evident Aid.

Parish suggested that if the Mayor 7th at the CathoUc church in Wrights- J. Tieman 5lh G. Oldenburg: 6ta would Issue a proclamation regarding that on Tuesday of last week the house of Peter liamarquest was slightly damaged by fire. Appleton Vretcemt: While John Kulp, aged 17, was at work on the balcony of the Appleton Club House, cleaning windows. 1'ingiiff.

law to withdraw tbe motion. With that un that the outlet is choked with ice, but tbe water escapes somewhere. It must escape through tbe joints of the sewer pipe, but it Lake Superior. Negaunee Iron Herald: Miss B. Clark fell at the roller rink and broke tbe large bone of her leg at tbe ankle.

Christopher Bollman had been sick and confined to bis room for about 13 months, most of the time unable to stand on bis feet. On Monday night last week, he sent hU wife to the drug store on in errand and while she was gone blew out his brains with a rifle. He was 4S years old and had resided in the city 20 years. Charles Doolittle died of cancer at bis home in Iron River March 27th. A special train conveyed bis body to Isbpemlng, where be was Six years ago he married Miss Emma Marcotte, The C.

4 N. W. R'y pump house, near tbe Pioneer furnace, was destroyed by fire a few days since. L. P.

KJbbee. editor of the Hancock Mm-tng Journal, has resumed tbe publication of his paper, which was discontinued the 15th of last November, Houghton Gazette: A military company has been organized, known as tbe Hough town, where requiem high mass was said by Rev. Fr. Dewllt, who also preached a Justices of Peace C. H.

Puerner and A Anderson. derstanding Aid. Pireaux consented to withdraw bis resolution and it was done. hard to understand that, as tbe earth in very impressive and effecting discourse, after which the remains of tbe loved one The com. on fire department prese-ited GREAT BARGAINS Messrs.

Otto Hoppe and Carl Brehme are uow on their way home from Europe, haying sailed from Bremen March 28th. Tbev are expected here by next Sunday. Miss Lis i.ik. Koenig. who has recently returned from the east, visited her sister.

Mrs J. Stillburg, during the winter, at ltttsburg, Pa. Mr. J. F.

Clark, justice of peace, Morrison, was in tbe city on Mondav, and did not forget tbe Advocate, when making friendly calls. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.

SCRIBNER. of Portland, Oregon, have a son born March 20tb. Her mother, Mrs. E. L.

Hall, of this city, is visiting her at Portland. It is announced that Capt, F. W. Stafford will this season sail the steamer C'oro" na, on the Manitowoc and Menominee route. Rev.

Silvan Kersten. S. brother Rev. N. Kersten of tbis city, died at the Jesuit College at Santa Clara.

Friday evening, April 3d. were taken to their last resting place in the contract made with T. K. Harris to sheatb the stable of Engine bouse No. with iron.

CITY OF DEPERE. The following is the ticket elected. Mayor Dr. M. H.

Fisk. Treas li. Weyenberg. Aldermen .1. 1'unbam.

F. Marshall which the pipe is laid is. for tbe most of tbe distance quicksand, perfectly saturated witti water already. It is rather late to inquire as to the nature of the cement with and was accepted. cemetery at Snyderville, being followed tbence by the largest concourse of sorrowing friends, neighbors and relatives that be fell upon Max Mayer's awning and bounded from tbence to tbe sidewalk, sus- talnlng severe injuries.

It is thought he 1 will recover. The venerable John Flanagan, of the town of Freedom, aged 9 years, has been stricken with paralysis on one side, but is IN The following Resolution was passed by E. E. Bolles. W.

W. Wyngard, F. Van de which the joints are supposed to be closed. the lolluwlng vote: CaMle. K.

McGeehan. were ever seen in a funeral cortege Ayes. Aid. Britton, Franasens, llartung but still tbe inquiry would be pertinent before anv more sewers are laid. If the Assessor Y.

P. Call. Supervisors C. G. Wilcox.

1st E. Wrightstown, there being 100 vehicles. Harder, Hagemeister, Joannes, Parish and She was an admired member of tbe Young Persons. 2d W. Pireaux.

the poor bouse, Miss Kittie Potter. B. Over t' Peace W. C. Smith, 1st Ketolced, That the City Tieasurer be au Ladies, Altar Society of the Catholic church the hill from the poor bouse.

Mr. Kobert Taos Bobbins, 2d W. water is cutting a channel through tbe ground to the river beneath the sett'er pipe, what is to hinder tbe pipe from falling into the orifice and destroying the sewer. Jjyrom. thortzed to advance sufficient funds to the City Attorney not to exceed SO to secuie at Wrightstown.

and six of the young ladies of that society acted as pall bearers. Miss Nellie Camm. 3. Solo. ton Light Idfantry.

the attendance of witnesses in city suits to which was a mo-t touching s-ene. Mi Again, at some of the atcb-ba-ins which The store of Lean, Wills Craze, Red be tried at the comituc term of com l. CITY OF NICOLLET The following is the ticket elected Mayor L. D. Hurd.

Treas. Win. Hansen. Aldermen W. A.

Bingham. Wm. Work I Go was the youngest daughter of Mr. and Tbe following was refened To com. on accounts, L.

Xau 1.18, E. Mrs. Patrick Igo, and was born and rais are circular orick wells, more water is running into the orifices in the earth outtuie of the catch-bssin than runs into it. It flows Jacket, has been closed by creditors. It Is claimed tbe assets are over $30,000 and liabilities U- S.

com'r Bloodgood, U. S. DisP Parish "0,10. man, J. Johan, Millard, John Kelly, P.

ed at Snyderville. She was a most charming and winsome ladv, and an esteemed and general favorite among all her acquaintanc- To com. on finance, Gutbler 7.7S (pris Ned Carrol, Red Jacket, has the same with perfectfreedom, but where does it oner- board i. dieae that althcU en. Grant, eancer at gor Surely not Into the sewer, and it sure To com.

on printing, Knsterman 1.05 the base of the tongntB Sbe had a college education and for ly must be wearing away the earth that Bronson. Assessor Joseph Let laire. Supervisors -C A. Willard. P.

Person-, 2d W. Justices of Peace; A. Reed and A. Wilcox TOWN OF DEPERE. We are indebted t3 Petfr Kolb for th To com.

on fire licKoneSuC, The ice in tbe west end of Lake Superior 1. 1 -on 2uo. A Kimball 5.64, II Barkhuseu supports the pipes. It appears to us that considerable repairing will have to He done three years previous to her sickness was one of Brown county's most refined and accomplished school teachers. The bereaved Weisc4.SO, F.

Hurlbut H2.37 Bed- apparently improving. Neenah liuteUe: F. II. Miller Co's planing mill, known as tbe Sanford mill, on tbe water power, was destroyed bv fire March 28th. Loss on machinery and stock $,000.

insurance $2,000. On building no insurance. People are stealing the telephone wire between Oshkosh and Berlin. Neenah Timet: Cbaa. Jones' family on tbe island were on Wednesday poisoned by eating cheese It was feared for a lime that a child would die.

Alex Billstein's new elevator will be 26x 50 feet and 27 feet high, with a storage capacity of 6 000 bush. Last evening a loving couple were mtr-ried in ttii- city under rather romantic circumstances A few years ago Mr. Aug. G. Hanke, of New Y'ork.

went to Minnesota and pre-empted a farm. He was a young man and it was no wonder that be felt happiest while oasking 'neath tbe smiles of the golden-haired blue-eye I Hiss Eila. daughter of a neighbor, Mr. Vasubinder. But It seems tbe pathway of love was not a smooth one, and after years of waiting Mr.

Hanke sold his farm and started a few days sinee for his old home. His heart was sad and or tbe whole sewer will become a wreck. is solid from shore to shore; and unless there comes a rapid and constant thaw, we need not look for open navigation between this point and Dululh much before May 20. eman 10 OOu, Berteis 2.oo, Kltner too, Ch The Shakespeare Water-Cure Argument Staying at a water-cure establishment are: Hamlet for his health, with his wife Ophelia; Maebnh and Lady Macbeth for economical reasons, in need of the needful; Mrs. Bassanio enjoying a legal vacation.

Tbe Montagues, having been disowned by both their houses Mr. M. has taken to the stage and is here with bis traveling company and his wife. Shylock, wishing to possess Portia's gold, bribes Lady Macbeth to incite her husband to the murder of Bassanio so that Shylock may marry the fair heiress. All of which is accomplished and a wedding dinner under the superintendence of Othello is given by the patients to the happy bride and bridegroom.

CAST OF CHARACTERS. Att'y Hazleton and Deputy U. S. Mar sbal Henrv Marshall, all of Milwaukee are here tbis week. Miss Marv Maiin has recovered from her attack of typhoid fever and is again at work in tbe office of our cotemporary across the street.

Mrs. John Di.ncas, of Westboro and Miss Maky SifKKfFFS, of Mllwankee, have been visiting at tbe home of Archhe Duncan, in Ft, Howard. Mr. Wendorff, of Relnke Wendorff, florists, on Wednesday preformed the sad parents, brothers and sisters of the one Pfotenbaur Lfls Hagerty following returns: Generous Applet Folk'. Bev.

Karl gone before" have tbe warm earnest sym Marquette Mining Jtmrnat: Mrs. F. W. 5 1, H. May li.uu, i Duwan 2.

McKone 5.C0. Urauns 4.00. E. G. Oppen, President of the Northwest pathy of all in their deep grief.

D. Read died of cerebro spinal meningitis April 1st, in her 40th year. ern Orphan's Home in this city, visited To com. on finance. The ic port of Clerk New Store.

Mr. Charles Johnson will and Treasurer for March, and tbe annual re Appleton last week and bis heart was Urders have been given to take down tbe Supervisors Peter Kolb, Ch'n; Henr Warning and Henrv Bsewens. Clerk J. Henry Le Roy. Wm.

Hendricks. Assessor Albert V. D. Lifford. Justices F.

J. GoSart and A. I LiOord. Constables Zack Dickenson and Did Calnan. Seasonable Groocis.

GOTTO DUCHATEAU, Would announce their intention of giving up their present business and are now offering their entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Slippers and. Rubber Overshoes AT LESS THAN COST. NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE GREAT BARGAINS. Come early and have your Choice. GOTTO DTJOHATEATJ.

port of fund required to be made April 1. remaining walls of the Peter White block. abont the middle of tbis month open a hardware store in tbe old Sheridan place. To com. on streets and I- Harder P.

Covlgnon, wife and five children lived 6.0O, Hurlbut loc, Th 15 M.bimon duty of attending the funeral of bis mother corner of Broadway and Dousman streets. made glad by donations aggregating S130 from some of the warm-hearted citizens of that beautiful city, toward paying tbe indebtedness of the institution for sustenance during tbe past long, bard, cold winter. 6.SO, E. Silber SOS TO (bills from lNsti to 1SS5J, at tbe nearly deserted Morgan furnace location. C.

and wife went to spend an eve Ft. Howard. Mr. Johnson will be well Mchol 36 A Kimball 178, Klein alcis. at Cleveland.

O. Rev. Sidney Crawford, well and affectionately remembered by many of our Green Bay folks, has resigned bis 10 years towx or sir am ico. ning with a neighbor, leaving the children remembered as having lost both bands a railroad accident several years ago. He A wolf 81 cts, Simon Mason 16 50, Kitner 2 30, Hagen 2 60.

Lace tl.ii. Klland s.uo. Gould 15.50. A WHHafT Loukotka Ch'n Job at home, were gone a couple of hours and The sum above mentioned was made up by donations from Mr. Fred Pfennig, Mrs.

Supervisors A. Hunter, Cook. Sr. and John Cook. Clerk W.

I). Bruce. Treas. Peter Kalb. on their return were borrifieu to find tbe pastorate, at Lyons, Iowa, for change of 4.37, Hendricks 2.81 Kothe 11 50, Mina Pfennig and Messrs.

F. J. llarwood. house In flames. Tbe children had all got has never been Idle since his recovery and his disposition to help himself should induce others to help him.

We hope that a generous public will bear these tacts in climate, rest and study. Bralckner 11 50, I Hendricks c.sn. Luecfc W. Patten. J.

H. Marston. W. H. H.

Hainiet Macbeth Othello Romeo ftbylock Ghot Lady Macbeth Ophetia Portia Juliet Horace Richmond. Carson Rogers. Talbot Rogers. Alden Arthur. Chas.

Kerr. Mrs. Henry Baker. Miss Kitty Baker. Miss Jennie Uobin-on.

Miss Emily Harris. out, more or less singed, but the mother became frantic and could not be made to Stowell and II J. Rogers. This amount it l.s7, Bomber 1.S7 Mann 4 uo Crow 75 cts, Swendsen tmi Mr. A.

W. Wright, of Ft. Howard, a former conduct! on the M. N. R'y.

last his head bowed until Hearing tbis city on the Central train yesterday, be found lo bis joy and amazement bis loved one on the same tram. It seems the poor girl's heart was breaking over the fact that young Hanke was a'lout to leave her, so bidding good bye to parents and friends she sped Fre. mind. understand that they were safe. She at To com.

on Gas and Gas light, 8 Bast TOWS OF MORRISON. Supervisors I. EL Martin, Ch'n; Gedke. A. Bornemann.

Clerk Griepentrog. Assessor W. Brennau. Treasurer G. Natzke.

week removed tilth his family to Nebraska, where he will at cept a similar position on tempted to rush into the flames snd was ings, 137.90. The Gospel Temperance Meetings, held Amotion to adjooro UK Friday April 10 severely burned about the bauds, arms and the Missourv R. li. is not likely will comprise the whole of Appleton's offering and Mr. Oppen has gone there this week to ca'l upon other generous ones There are vet $700 to be raised to wipe out tbe whole score.

The charities of the Orphan's Home are broader and longer than tbe State, taking within its was carried by the following vote: every Sunday evening, are proving very popular and are largely attended. Tbe face. Mr. Albert Hanson, of Milwaukee, Ayes, Aid. Britton.

Fransaens, Hartung. Aug. Uaese. Brennan. Justice Phil.

Mc Malum, Constables Ed. Mullory, It's solid ice yet as far as tbe reporter's secretly to tbe same train and, tnrough modesty kept cog until her presence was discovered by her lover by accident. The happy pair got oft here, went to tbe study of Kev. J. E.

Chapin. of the Presbyterian Armory Opera House was completely filled spent tbe first the week with friends in Harder, Hagemeister, Joannes, Parish and eye can see out in tbe lake. May loth is Pireaux. the date on wbicu betters on the "hrst NEW DENMARK. this city.

He ill start to-day for a trip of several months in Europe, which will be Grand Opera Festival. To parties wishing to attend the Grand Opera Festival, to be held at Chicago. April 6th to 18th, the Milwaukee 4 Northern R. R. are selling tickets.

Green Bay to Chicago and return for $9.70. This includes an admission ticket tj the Festival. last Sunday evening. Rev. L.

J. White presided and spoke briefly, followed by boat" are making their wagers generally. church and were duly wedde I and depart Council adjourned, A. C. LEHMAN, The following is the result of the electit walls children from neighboring States and when the fact of the necessities ot tbe in Citr Clerk.

extended to Icelsjid. ed east by last evening's train, as joyous a couple as ever conquered adverse fate and came out lovingly victorious. Tbe Upper Menominee. Florence Mut in the town of New Denmark: Supervisors Leopold Hellner, I esse E. Scheller, eldest son of Louis Ch'i stitution is brought before the minds of Schellek, left on luesday morning for ing Next: Some brute a few days since poisoned thirty or forty dogs, some of tbem tbe liberal, they will not be slow in HOOD'S RARSAPARSLLA Ontonagon, to ansist Mr.

NEWELL in his Menasha Prett: lieint. the man who skipped out with an Appleton livery rig Kev.L. L. Cloyd will preach in the Ft 44-ly GREEN BAY, WIS. very valuable ones.

building contract Jesse Is a good, faith Howard Baptist church next Sunday, April and traded horses with a Menasha rag ped Florence county board met on Monday By the way, Mr. Joseph Greulich, of Appleton, has just adop'ed one of tbe chil Works throucb the blood, regulating, toning and invigorating ail the luiictioua of the ful young man and we ask our Outonagon 12th. Zars Jenson. Ole Christensen. Town Clerk Franz Hern.

Treas. Hans Hansen, Sec. 16. Assersor Hans Hansen. Sec.

11. Justices of the Peace Franz Fleas Hans P. Nelson. Constable Matthias Weber, Chris Hummel ant. Joseph Hesse.

Scaler weight and measures Tours truly. Franz Hesse. Town Clerk. of last week. dler.

was captured in Fond dn Lac and held OUR friends to be good to blm and lake good body. dren from tbe orphanage a little boy re The lorence Ironworks has taken a Fox River Opened. There probably to answer in bonds of $000. The rag man care of him. large contract for a pumping plant lsi inch got bis horse back.

Mr. Alphonso Fairox, a former resi was not a man in Green Bav who was not astonished to find Fos river completely Ringworm Humor and Salt-Rheum. Ravxham. Ang. 12, 1878.

A-Co fo-ntlemen ceived about a year and a half ago from the town of Black Creek. His age is now 4 years. Cornish pump for the Lumberman's Min dent ot Green Bsy, is now a resident of mm opened on Tuesday morning last, April 7th Two females bad a fierce battle on the street near the public square, beating each other for nearly ten minutes, until both I have had rinrworm humor and salt -rheum Miss Amy C. Kellogg. President of the Wisconsin Women's Christian Temperance Union.

Mr, A.A.Warren also spoke and the proceedings were interspersed by quite a song service, as usual, St. Boni facias. This society has elected tbe following officers for the ensuing year: President J. A. Killian.

Vice Pres. Frank Lenz. Secretary G. Bong. Ass't Sec.

Joseph Burkard. Treasurer H. J. Krischer. Marshall Max Ziaikowski.

Standard Beaver J. Arcntz. Messenger John Feltbausen. Christ Church. Tbe annual Parish meeting held on Easter Monday, resulting in tbe choice of the following officers: Senior "Warden J.

V. Suydam. Junior Warden J. S. Baker.

Hawaii, Sandwich Islands, about three ing Co. and tbe works will resume operation full time. The pump contract amounts Easter Services in many of our The ice began to give "say on Monday and next morning wa all gone. It is but a few miles fro in Honolulu. He 1b engaged in to between and $10,000.

dropped exhausted. They were sparrows mason work, keeps a restaurant and is do churches were very fine and imposing. 11 the churches to a greater or less extent days since we bad below zero weather and so badly that my body was covered with raw sores; so. also, my head and face. I have had any number of doctors in the last seven years, and none of them could cure me.

Oue day my mother was in tbe city or Taunton, and found one ol your cook books, and In readinsit Ifonnd many people testifvincUj cures from the use of your t-arsapanlla and The county of Iron has been organized. ing well. He left Green Bay about seven with county seat at Iron River. Fond du Lac It is thought that tbe quantity of wheat sown in tbe county this spring will be less than last years ago. He sends his greetings to bis HAVE A i Ctofflpn Booster the surface of tbe ice did not show its weakness.

In fact Ole Oleson. a Ft. How services recognizing the christian tenet belief in the resurrection, whether le M. Buskirk, a constable at Crystal Falls, Belgian and other friends here by Mr ard man. attempted to drive across tbe hired a horse and cutter and drove to Hem church kept the lenten season according to year.

Dairying pas belter. is Nkese. -vrj lock river to serve some papers. On his river on the ice on Monday morning, when any ritual or not. In most the church" The blacksmiths in the LaBelle wagon In another column will be found the an A Fine Store.

One of the largest wholesale and retail firms in Brown County is that of the Winegard. Persons Depere. Their store or rather stores, for there are three of them are located on Broadway, covering two floors and buement. Their lines are groceries, ciockery, hardware and farmers' produce. They buy and sell grain and hay and deal largely in Indian baskets, handling Immense quantities of them.

Included iu their establishment is a feed mil! and they have also a grain elevator of bush, capacity. The firm deals largely his horse broke through and narrowly es- including tbe Catholic, Lutheran. Episc works on Wednesday of last week struck nouncement of tbe death of Mrs. Maky Ulne Ointment- 1 leu iorceu ui nj u. altbouph I had seen many things advertised that never did nie any good.

I have now taken two small bottles and one large one cf Sarsaparilla. and used three boes of Ointment. I now call myself cured. Nothing can be seen of the humor but the dim outlines of the sores. I shall take two more bottles, and the cure 111 lie complete.

paliau. anil Methodist, now i rs way back a large Ivnx disputed tbe pa-sage of tbe highway with the horse and he shot at the lynx with a revolver. Tbe horse shied for higher wages and quit work. Some of caped drowning, which was the first revelation of insecurity. It was of course time Smith, on Long Island.

She was the wife and plant contributed to the ornament x- OX EACH CAN. Joannes 174, 176 188 WaMng. ton Green Bay, Wim. So goods sold at Rktaii. May 1.1884.

tf them returned to work next day and oth of Admiral Melanctuon Smith, U.S. N. into the deep snow and in attempting to t'on and the musical programmes wt re YestrymenJ. M. Smith, W.

C. Corey, G. W. Smith, S. Eidred and John Rob ers were found to take the place of the for a break-op, but then there is usually a week or two of insecure ice before it goes.

a retired naval officer and brother of Mrs rein him back tbe revolver was accidentally rendered as elaborately as possible. others. Morgan L. Martin, of tbis citv. Mrs.

inson. At Christ church, the flowers and flo al discharged, fatally wounding the horse. Last year the ice went out March 31st, eight days earlier than tbis year. If the The annual Vestry meeting will take pieces were elegant some of them of hoi le Peninsula and Lake Shore. Door Co, I am tratenuiy EDUAR I WHITJLVN.

Biliousness, Sick Headache. PrrTSFrrxD, Mass. Mrs5T7! r. T.TTonn&Cu.: tlents i'leasa and daughter Miss Sal lie left here last Saturday evening to attend the funeral. at wholesale in the bav shore towns and place next Monday evening.

ice in the bay should break up as readily as production and some from 'abroad, most of Advocate: Russell Baker was splitting Depere. The chief item of interest is that work was commenced list week in boring the artesian well, which it is hoped Who Knows? The following, from the them memorials for the departed. She was well known and highly respected by manv in this city. iron region, where the business is rapidly increasing. Mr.

M. R. Hunt, one of th( best business men in Northern Wisconsin in the river, it will not be long before navigation is open. This is unlikely, however. At the Presbyterian church Rev L.

wood with a double-bitted axe; tbe axe caught on a clothes line and the sharp edge cut a gash about two inches long near the Escanaba Iron Port, may strike the eye of some friend of th deceased: will supply the cily with water. White delivered a very fine discourse and The river ice must bavc been worn away A big cattle fair was held on Thursday has recently become associated with the from beneath by a strong current. Who knows anything of one Thomas Gib the music by the full choir, under the top of his head, but did not penetrate the firm by the purchase of a portion of Mr morning last, at which it is said over an lie was Killed oy a near, near herry send me by express two bottles Hood's Sar-SArABiLLAandafew Cook lJooks for distribution, your preparation lias worked wonders in the case of my wife, who has been troubled with sick headache and biliousness for years. She only look one-half teassonful at a dose, and lias not teen so well lor five years as now. she lontid that wiihin a week after taking it she felt very much better, and is now entirely free from those severe headaches.

She liasnot taken ection of Mr, Geo. North, was ex el skull. XAVIER MARTIN, Real Estate Insurance Agent and Broker-Deeds, Mortgages. Contracts, Releases, Bonds, Powers of Attoney, Last Wills and Testaments drawn with Care as NOTARY PUBLIC. Persons' stock.

Five years ago Mr. W. W. Meteorological. The first week in April has been really tbe first week of spring, so lent.

The DeDeum, rendered by he hundred head of cattle changed bands, besides much other stock. There was a lsrye Winegard went to Depere and commenced If a railroad is constructed to Sturgeon Bay, no public aid will be voted; the debts ganlst, Mr. C. T. Kimball, is esjiecull business on a small scale in the retail grocery far as the weatuer goes, it opened with a attendance from outside places.

Michael commended. of the county are already too heavy to war yery singular thunder storm on the evening line, hich has grown gradually to its pres Meagher, of Kaukauna, sold a hne marc In the afternoon, the Sir Knight Tei ip- rant it. Sturgeon Dav and Forestville any of any account since last spring, ana hat little she hail lent to do some otters and two colts. of the 1st. the lightning being vivid and tne ent magnitude of about per veai lar of Palestine Commandery held tl eir might vote feme aid.

some good, aud mnst have it iu the house. Creek, Montana, on March 10, and nothing is known of bis antecedents except that be came from Wisconsin or Michigan a few weeks ago to look up a location for a ranch, and nothing is found among bis belongings to give his former location or the address of his friends. The New Rink is receiving its finishing touches and by notice it will be seen that the formal grand opening takes place on this Thursday evening. April 9th. Tl is a fine building equal to any in the Fox river thunder quite heavy, wbile there was a fall The success is largely due to bi tuanagt- Oconto.

The Reporter: J. L. Jorgen- very impres-ive Easter service at Ch ist Ahnapee Record: It is thought that lours truly, HO.MfcR B. NASH. of snow instead of ralu.

The storm was of ment. The business ought to double dur ten has closed his Oconto store and removed HOUSES TO RENT AND TAXES PAID FOR NON-RESIDENTS coiiijECTioKra tvt vdh. so. quite wide extent and had tbe same general tbe present year. the remaining goods to Ft.

Howard. church. Rev. F. O.

Osborne delivered he address and the music, under the direct on of Mr. A. C. Lehman, with Miss chui tte HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA from ten to twelve new cheese factories will be put up in Kewaunee county tbis season. Tbe loss by tbe burning of the Fax The Odd-Fellows will celebrate the 65th characteristics throughout.

The mean tern-perature of the first week in April was a Heavy Beef Stock. Mr. Wm. Wilson, The friends of Miss Evalyn Foster Stafford will be pleased to learn that she will soon visit tbis city with the Stafford Company and give an entertainment here. Miss Foster (Evaly'N Smith) has been winning laurels in the many cities of tbe East where she has appeared, and in tbe impersonation of Cainille, which, we learn, she Is to give here, she is especially xcel-lent.

We also learn that her support is of the very best. Rev. J. M. Walker, a former Presiding Elder of tbis.

tbe Appleton, District of the M. E. church, and about twelve years ago stationed as pastor in Green Bay, died at bis home in Ripon on Friday morning, April 3d, at the age of 62 years. He was one of tbe oldest in service and most highly respected members of tbe conference. His funeral took place on Tuesdiy.

The pallbearers, selected bv himself, were as follows: Revs. G. W. Wells of Oshkosh, F. S.

Stein of Appleton, T. C.Wilson of Neenah, J. R. Creigiiton of Waupaca. H.

Stone Richardson of Oshkosh, M. Himk- Is sold by all drucgists. Prloe $1, cr six large bottles for s. Prepared only by CI. HOOD Apothecaries.

lowell, Mass. anniversary ot the institution of their order at the organ, was yery fine. town of Howard, last Thursday sold to office: at the old stand, i 81 washington street. little over 3f degrees. As compared with GREEN BAY, WIS.

in this country April 27th. I i.iol.'ini. in Ahnanee on Mondav nlirht of Frank Burghard. butcher, of this citv, for fj- lsc iiooij luuiu-rowuta, the corresponding week in previous years. Our City Schools.

In an article, ast valley, reflecting credit on its enterprising belween The Oconto Enqurer has tbe following: bis Eas'er beef, four head of graded short week, referring to the prosperity of Gl propi nors. ollow tne crown anu you the crowd and 1 he following is -in accurate scale of six it was almost precisely the same as last year, and much cooler than in IS "si, t2 WALL PAPERS! horn steers, 20 months o'd, weighing 4,4:5 pine logs banked at one of the Oconto Com be able to judge for and Bav and its many advantages, we omit ted live weight. They would average well will land there yourself. and "83. Fox river opened April 7tb.

pany's camps on the North Branch tbe past to mention one important element aat A newspaper published at tne home of ex-Governor Jaivis, of North Carolina, states that he refuses to accept the mission to Brazil. Five hundred bales of rags from Egypt were yesterday landed at Boston, ac with any Illinois or Missouri two year olds winter: 1.S21. 1.521. 1 600, 1,681, 1.SS4. The value of wood used annually in cooperage the United states T'ie British army contains 31,704 Irish soldiers.

It is estimated that a ton of eold is bur 12 6 P. M. ALL THE LATEST STYLES hould not be overlooked and one that all l.SMtt aggregate 10,101 feet. The price paid was 4j cts live weight ourpeoplehavejustcausetr.be proud of, That is the sort of stock that Mr. Wilson The contract for carrying Dajs.

April 1 3 4 5 6 A. M. 28 34 24 24 45 37 44 viz: Our citv schools. There are proba ily no better graded or better manage pu companied by a certificate of disinfec and it is incomprehensible why all the mails between Escanaba or Brampton There is no change in tbe quantity and quality of tbe ice on lake Michigan, its average thickness is thought to be about three feet. Although tbis shore has been pretty free of ice the past week there is only a very narrow strip of open water on the lake With this state ot affairs existing, vessel men do not hope for an early opening of navigation, because it would require several weeks of rainy weather to reduce tbis obstruction.

Heavy gales generally do more In the spring to break up ice than warm weather, but at the present time a gale would not affect it very much because there is too much ice for tion bv sulphur. farmers do not raise blooded cattle instead and Manistique has been transferred to chools in tbe State than those in this ty. OF Wall Papers. of common scrubs. It costs no moie to 4S IS 44 42 George English, of Escanaba.

Said a ladv. of this citv. ho had compli ted The failures throughout the United itatesforthe past week were 197, tbe feed them and tbev always bring tbe higli ied each year with those who die In this country. There are 100 firms engaged in the manufacture of roller skates, and the monthly pnduct is said to be 300,000 pairs. hi order to encourasre Irish manufac Alger county is a fixed fact and elected hef education nt a noted boarding scl ool smallest number since the year Hon.

E. W. Persons. The Madison cor est price. The price paid for tins beef was officers this week.

So is Iron county. baugh of Depere. There were numerous beautiful floral tributes, including a crown in the East: "I have watched our public schools with great interest and am satis ied 'l'lvkets Ureen Bay to Cbicigo and re The indications are that the leeislatare respondent of tbe Milwaukee Journal sums up the very attentive and etiicient member from the Green Bay and Ilcpere Assembly Failed Again. F. Brazlbton.

who attempted shicide by cutting his throat with a penknife while running as exnre-s messenger on the B. W. St. P. R'y, is reported to have made a second attempt bv cutting bis throat with a razor, while on his way from Chicago to Nebraska.

Tbe wound, although more serious than the first, was not considered fatal. He Is evidently insane. Lost. A lady lost last Mondav night, either at Turner Hall or betwesn there and L. Scheller's residence, half of a gold and black bracelet, valued more from its associations than its intrinsic worth.

The finder will confer a great favor by leaving it at the Advocate store. from this city. turn, admission ticket to the Grand Opera tures, the lord mayor of Dublin is about that tbe scholars can and do receive a 1 et-'er e-lucation thaa those at the sch ols at least a cent per lb. more than common beef would bring, or say $10 for eac animal. Mr.

Wilson has now gone outside to purchase thorough-bred breeding stock and will have an announcement next week. Decoration for Ceilings, Borders, Now in Stock. Fine Wintow Snades, Fixtures, Pulls, Don A. Shove died at the Dakota Hospi will adjourn about- April 15 or 20. Thei is hardly a probability that the business can be got through with before that date Fe-tiyal, all for $9.70, on tale at M.

to tve a "Popliu Ball. district as follows: tal for tbe Insane at Yankton on the 6th of which I attended in the East." Depot. March of softening of tbe brain, with Alaska seems to be the only region in Madison. April (. E.

W. Persons, of Ther" is no greater inducement to a m- which maiadv he had been afflicted for a Iepere. is the father of the hank examii Omitted. Tbe picas of election and the United States that ras. thus far, escaped the roller-skating mania.

considerable time. Manttovoc Pilot. Accidental DeHth. Mr. Alex.

Ander ily rearing children to locate In a cer ain Exchanges report Racine as suffering from tbe itch. That city always did come up to the scrafcA Chipveica Her bill, which has failed in the senaie. after passing in tbe assembly on a tidal vote. WMow Poles of all Kinds and Sizes. other matters has compelled us to emit son, a resident of Ft.

Howard, met wnn a From the Appleton Cretcent: Mrs. W. J. Fisk. of Fort Howard, is in place than good educational sdvanti es and as a rule families who locate for ich A freak of nature owned bv a farmer ald.

The bill was bis pet. tbe oue that he much matter intended for this issue. at Derry, X. H-, is a calf with two ton stood out for. He stayed at Madison three sudden accidental death last Friday morning, under very peculiar and distressing town this week.

a purpose are very desirable ones to 1 ave heavy se.as. Kewaunee Enterpme: John Ericksen is preparing to enlarge the Steamboat House by building a sample-loom addition. The Tf ax building, burned in Ahnapee, belonged to Mr. Ed. Decker, of Casco.

Door Co. ExpotUor: Leathern Smith are fitting up their boom for the season. J. B. Wright has been very dangerously 111, but Is recovering.

Miss Josephine Frassau, of Egg Harbor, aged about 20 years, died March 30. R. S. Erskine has retired from the management of the Exchange Hotel. Lon Smith, of Manitowoc, will succeed him.

or four Sundays before be had the bill gues and three eyes. J. M. Smith and wife of Green Rav. the THE MARKETS, The following WAre th nrloca nald Throned tickets to all points in the United States and Canada for sale at the Patent Sleeping: Baoy Wagons.

The royalty received by the inventoi in a community. The parents are usi illy educated themselves and possessed of me circumstances. At about 20 minutes pas: 7 in the morning, some one passing by his deservedly famous gardeners, yisited ready for introduction. I shouldn't like to say whether be cared the most for the bill or tbe three -year-old girl that comes up to see him at times. He is a straightforward W.

W. CAaoiLL'soew warehouse Milwaukee Northern Depot. of barbs on fence wire is said to be $10-000 a month, or $120,000 a year. Sophia Ver Ileyden. tbe young woman Baby Wagons witn Steel Wheels, New means.

A graduate of our city schoo' irt-rn Bay, at noon, Wednesday Grain barn saw a bat lying on the ground and made an investigation He discovered Mr. fitted to enter college, but comparatl ely accused of leaving ber offspring in a barn to freeze to death, was, as the result of her man and argued in this way about the bil Tbe Canadian Pacific rail wav promises DIED. it. they daren't oppose the bill. few can afford to send their childrei to to run its train through from Quebec to Styles, Cheaper than eyer.

BASE BALL SUPPLIES. Anderson lying in the door -way dead. Dr. Brandt and others were summoned and At ber home. South Oyster Bay L.

It would be a dead give away on the bank Port Mood on Aug. 22, and will make college an-1 the education that may be re examination, committad to jail in default of $1,000 ball. She accuses as the other guilty Anril 4th. 1S85, Mrs. MAKY JONES that did it." I baven-'t seen Mr.

Persons the tri? iu 105 hours. Wheat, spring 74 a 81 40 0 4 Com 8 a Bye so a i OTHXS COMMODITIES. The following are the quotations (rivea McCokmick A Washington stroei Beans a 1 ceived right here "without money and SMITH, consort of Admiral Uelancton since the bill failed. He is a lumberman an examination showed that be had milked the cow alb started to return to the hou-e, Smith. U.

S. Nayy, brother of Mrs. M. L. and manufacturer.

without price," is sufficient for all the party to the parentage, Frank Rowlette, who is not. now here. man in London had to pav $250 dam Bycicles, Velocipedes, Eiress Wag Martin of this city. ans the other dav to a lady wlio tripped when he fell, striking his head in such a walks of life unless it may be the lea ned New Milk Mr. Jas.

McGillan. of Ap Matters Westward. Antlgo Fonrard: It Is rumored that parties have selected a site professions. way as to break his neck. His death must ons, Doll Wagons, Bird Cages.

All friends here tnis week. From tbe Oconto Reporter: John A. Salscheider. of Kaukauna. remained in tbis city after bis father's burial until Saturday noon and then left for Little Suamico, to make bis sisters, the Mesdames Foster, a brief visit.

Frank Blescb, who, during bis three months sojourn in this city has made a host of friends among our people, left Tuesday noon for Fort Howard. He will, we are glad to learn, yislt our city occasionally in the interest of a wholesale house with which be has connected himself. It is announced that Mr. Charles Pahl and Miss Laura Johns am to be married at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

F. VV. Johns on Easter Sunday, April 5th. We all wish tbem abundant luck and prosperity. The Schools are again in session after ou a carpet that he had laid down on the side-walk before bis house.

In Marinette, March 11th. 1885. CAKRIE. dmiirhter of PaCL and ANNIE IlKNNK Van pleton came south ward on Friday evenic Another inducement to those lookin for have been almost instantaneous The de the vacation of one week. The only asm Hoomkn, aed 1 year, 6 months and Kinds of Roller Slates.

Linnets caued such ravages in the buds educational facilities to locate here, itch ceased was about 49 years old, a fisherman 20 days. change in teachers is that Miss Amy Gran-dine has charge of the East river school, of fruit trees in California that there is a should not. be lost sight of, is the fact that lound call for the extenuation of the 5 00 in fair circumstances and leaves a wife and six children, two of the latter very slek. The funerai took place on Wednesday we hayc in Green Bay as good a But ne: Fishing Tackle, Marbles, Toys Oats, Timothy Seed 80 Clover 4 is Hay, baled 00 loos Prairie, loose BM Bntter, packed 11 Butter, roll is Butter, Gilt Edge Erks 14 Chickena i Turkeys in i 10 ci ki: FOR PILES. feathered marauder.

appointed owing to the resignation of Miss Abbie Young. College as any in the State, whose rtifi in Antigo for a pail factory, to employ 100 hands. Shawano Journal: L. S. Matthews, for three years a clerk in Upbam Russell's store, haR purchased tbe bakery and restaurant of Mr.

Keeble and become its sole proprietor. Stevens Point Pinery: Moses Perkins, one of the oldest residents, died of neural at Wholesale and Retail The democratic ticket in Michigan for afternoon from the Ft. Howard Lutheian cate oi graduation opens the doors to any supreme court judge and regents of the The Elevator of Cargill Brothers, t. At F. W.

BASCHE. 31-tf. Cor. Cherry and Adams Sts. position requiring a skilled bookkeeper to church.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of weiRht in ibe nack, loins and lower part of tbe abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he litis lome affection of the kidney or neighboring organs. At times, symptoms indigestion are present of flatulency, unea-aineasof the stomach, etc. A moisture, like university has a majority of from ten to nil. from tbe Felch Mountain range. He has spent tbe winter up there as inspector of timber for the Harman Lumber Co.

The company is building a mill where the Felch Mountain branch railroad crosses tbe East fork of the Sturgeon river. The mill will have a capacity of 100,000 feet of lumber per day, besides lath and shingles and will also have a planing mill attachment It will be running about July 1st. There is a stock of 11,000,000 feet of logs on band aad standing timber enough to last many Tears. The headquarters of the company are 156 Superior street, Cleveland, O. Howard, has received new machinery for cleaning grain that will largely add to its All Right.

The Republican papers very a a a 11 10 To which the Advocate adds its bless Delinquent Retaros. The folic ving Hides, green Sailed, generally, are making tbe statement, thai handling capacity. 25,000 bush, of wheat ing. figures show comparative returns the twenty thonsand. James D.

Fish, formerly president of the Marine bank of New York, testified I that he lent $40,000 on the promissory Democrats are highly incensed over the perspiration, producing a very disagreeable ltehinr. after getting warm, is a very AttndRnt. Blind. Bleeding and Itch per day can now be cleaned. Strong's Bank.

The result of the re delinquent taxes made by the various own J. SCHROEDER, DEALER IN BRICK, UME AND SAND. Baited Sheep pellaheaiing-s gia of the heart, in his 67th year. He had lived there 3o years. Clinton ville TrtMtne: At 11 P.M.April appointment of Person's as postmaster in ing 1'lles yield at once to the application of treasurers of the county and are com Iete.

Meetings. Gospel union meetings are cent decision of the Supreme Court in the cases appealed from tbe Brown County ft, Howard does not have to makt a re 1 wimwii. wi.ivu upon the parts affected, nbsorbing tbe Tumors, allaying the intense itching, and Xew York city. As far as we have been able to learn, this appointment is considt red a just and yery proper recognition of in announced to be held this week as follows: Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian 1st, Albrecht Humm's meat market building was destroyed by fire. Two men were Circuit Court Is favorable to holding the turn.

They show a delinquent list this LIVE STOCK. Cattle 8 50 0 4 5 Hogs. dressed 6 25 a pkicis cuukxt. Flock, itc- utfeciirie a permanent cure. Price, socents Mortar Ready Mixed for all Purposes.

stockholders liable for tbe amount of divi note of James H. Armstrong, knowing liim to be the colored porter of Grant Ward. Maurice Joyce, democratic candidate for mayor of East St. Louis, is said to year of a little over $11,000 in the ex mtv. Henrr Folkman Address.

The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co, keeping in the building- dependent Republicans who performed church, Thursday evening at the Baptist church. p.ij r.iii'.'V-u Dk. dends tbey had received from the bank and which is about $2,000 less than in It I and aoiuiiuuiQii oiuaiwKj, Wsirehonse and Yard Corner prlng per sack 10 such unselfish work during the late cam on revived. Her head was D.vuy cut.

may increase the assets about $7,000. Patent Process. makes a good shosving for an aally 2 as and Henry Grundt. Tbe former was burned to death. The latter escaped, badly scorched.

Wm. Dittberner'a tailor shop Madlxon and Cedar Stia. paign. It is tbe first important position Marine. Tbe steamer Soulier will to and both leirs broken, and herliody Another item tending to increase the hard season Spring is fairly opening.

Last Sunday was the finest and warmest day we have had since the 20th of last October nearly six months. Bluebirds, robins and other spring birds are here, but must be discouraged at the appearance of the snow banks. haye been driven from the polls by armed men. Jribly bruised. Her injuries, however.

day, Thursday, commence making regular trips between this city and Depere. John and residence were also burned. Folkman not regarded as fatal. Mi art evaiied assets is an arrangement made between Receiver J. H.

Elmore and Mr. Strong, where Allouez. andi'with a few slight cuts and bruises. leaves a family of grown up sons Ashwaubenon as a i if a i a i a a ao a so mn 14 Denessen expects to launch bis yacht Graham Bye Meal, Coarse Fine Gronnd Feed MM-lMngs Bran Mess Pork, new per bbl Beef a 10 1 so 1 oo 1 30 as HI. 89 13 11 00 by the homestead of the latter in this city Bellevue will be turned over to the Receiver, for tbe daughters.

The property destroyed was A. K. National Encampmeut. worth abont $4,000. Portland, April 8.

Up to The snow is all gone from tbe city streets after more than 100 days of continuous liepere, town Depere, city the that they have asked for, and the place was also asked for him by a lar majority of tbe business of that city, Democrats as well as Republicans, and in all fairness it should have been cheerfully granted. It is all right and eminently proper. Sewer Building. All of the proposed changes in our city charter which passed the Legislature and became a law was the benefit of the creditors. Liquor to Indiana.

The case of Joseph I have commenced a new business in this city that I am satisfied will prove a great convenience to the public who need MASON MATERIALS In hore to general satislHCtion t. I shall keep in my yards and warebuuse BPICK of all klndn. Kre-h 1 ime, Shawano Advocate: Tne wue oi vv m. baton sleighing, out mere are suli numerous Uautecourt. who keeps a saloon on Main jpresent time the Executive Committee of Arrangements for the Grand Army Na- nam? (ilenmore Beincke, of Belle Plaine, died March 27th la snowbanks in the fence-corners and shad The Saloons.

There was quite a dis tireen Bav, town Green Bay, eitj cussion at tbe meeting of tbe City Council street, is being investigated at Van B. Bromley's office. He is charged with Belling liquor to Indians. 10K la I SO iftc a too 1'oT Beans not places and several feet of frost in the ground. There is still much snow on the The silver plated ware manufactured in this country annually reaches a value of $15,000,000.

Three masked men entered the farmhouse of Jacob Miller, near Lancaster, Ohio, and demanded money. Be felled one of the robbers with a when another of the thieves killed him with a navy rev. I ver. The family were threatened with death while the house was being robbed of $000. A littie negro boy in Georgia killed and cookfd a big lizard the other day, and forced a smaller negro to eat the reptile.

His father gave him a mild last rrtday evening as to whether it wa- 1HS4. 1 117 54 56 70 4fi 62 33 23 46 29 60 72 151 59 92 84 1,746 34 "56 08 143 84 135 23 221 55 183 45 99 31 70 MM 6 750 65 24 193 16 3KS 15 2 51 81 10 39 13 142 fi4 117 2 10 31 46 16 37 31 3,472 77 349 58 371 9C 189 49 5 4-" 21' 142 215 5S 41 22 54 15 SIS 5o 372 N7 180 474 23 best to enforce the law regarding the clos country roads a in ma laces deep one item relating to building sewers in tbis Spring Announcement. Mr F. W. ing of the Mloons on election dj.

Tbe Uair Piaster Pari? Cement of al! kinds-Land Plastei and MokTaK ready mixed loi all Durtxes. Holland Howard, Uomboldt, Morrison, New Denmark Nicollet Pittsiield city. This clause provides that tliree- Jtional Lncanipnient have assigned quarters New lllillinery. Miss Lillie Koenig, of, 7" for over 11.000 comrades, who will E. L.

Koenig. Milliner, has just return-atteM(1 the encalnpmerlt. Xhege applications ed from the East, with a large stock the states of Pennsylvania, choice spring millinery goods, which are Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Ohio, now being opened at their store in Uncle Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, Ver-Frank's Block, on Washington street. Themont. California, New York, Nebraska and ladle are respectfully invited tocallaroundMame' and fromjiigton Territory.

i i old physician, iu. iiiu units, so tue roaas are generally in poor condition. The days are bright and warm Bache has a new "ad." in this paper, to resolution for tbe closing of tbe saloons fourtns oi me cost oi constructing a s.wer which we call special attention. It is of Anything in my line will 1 delivered by and tbe nights cold just tbe weather for was introduced by Aid. Pireaux, who fi shall be borne by the owners of lots ubut- interest to house-keepers, newly married me in Urptsn nay or ri.

ifwatu. Ureen Bay, March 3d, n38tf making maple sugar. nally witDdrew it after a long discussion ing on the sewer and the other one-fc urth folks and sportmen. PURE FRESH LIME, Builders, Contractors and Dealers LOOK HERE! participated in by all the Aldermen and the by the city at large. Under the old law, The Dam Suit mentioned by us la Tbe Sapper and Sale by the ladies of COAL.

week as on trial at Fond du Lac wr.eietn Mayor. Tbe gist of We whole matter was. as summed up bv the Mayor, that the law uu 8- had placed in his hands by an Kasti indla missionary the formula of a simple WVH. ucinriiii vegetable remedy for tbe speedy anil pei-nia l( aiitNl KbAif inn, I nent cure of Consumption, Beonchitis, Ca- Christ church, at Parish 11.11. last Monday, tbe entire expense was borne by tbe owners of lots abutting on the sewer.

The effect of this change will lie to greatly nduce rightstown were very pleasant and successful, netting would be enforced if anyone chose to make TllK VOLTAIC Uklt of Marshall tarrb. Asthma and all throat and Lung Af- The tug Arctic, which some weeks ago went out to aid tbe propeller Michigan, and has since been driftiug about in the ice. steamed into Grand Haven on Friday McCormick Company, upwards of $50. a complaint. offered to send their celebrated fecjlons, also a positive and radical cure tor send their celebrated factions, also a positive the opposition of lot owners to building Ki.kctro-Voltaic BELT and other ELKC- I Nervous neoiiity aaa sewers and we think will work favorably nlni itTs after having tested its wonderful Pigeons and Ducks have made their ap noon, last Green Bay 4c Buffalo Chicago In curative powers in rhousantlB of mmm, has in tbe proper drainage of the city.

iuantlilesdeslrd.dellveie.l on boat ZTi BT lor 40 ets. per bsT.0' TK1C Appliances on trial for thirty days, to men (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and man-bood, and Samuel Reynolds Toupkins, of New pearance Here in goodly numbers this A Blaze occurred at George Fran barber shop, over Louis Gas' restaur Jit, on Monday evening, shortly after 9 oo' ick. Ii evidently took in a waste basket. 1 he fire was discovered and extinguished before much damage was dons. Some tow sis and land Varme newspaper announces that tbe tbe A.

C. Conn Co. is plaintiff and tbe A. Eidred Lumber Co. defendant, is not vet concluded.

It occupied tbe court four days last week and on i-aturday noon was adjourned until Wednesday morning. Ibis week. The dam are alleged by tbe plaintiff was by the building of certain dams on Little Saataieo river by the defendant. The ease hi ot several ears ai ding a.d the soni ol damages ehsinved i.t00. ark, X.

is believed to be the biases Ctrceii Court Circuit Court for Brown nil li Iiisouiy maiw iv m.uuw i ferinKteltow. Actuate! by lbt motive and arieire to relieve buman aufTerinff. I will nd tree of charge, to all who rtealre it, this week, a sure Indication of opening Spring. No doubt about It now. Buffalo and Green Bay line of propellers ithia season will consist of tbe Toltao and Agent a for the sale of Philadelphia Heading Coals.

G. B. IF. St. JP.

jB. R. Co's Docks. Fort lltttrard; Office 106 Washington Green Bay, Wis. 9tf '84 county convenes next Monday, April 6th.

5 leUy" the beat rSSS (iertnitn reucn ami cni isn. wnn lions lor preoartng and using. Sent iRtmtetl Sage, the latter being a yery line baby In the United States He is IS mouths old and welshs eighty-thret-pounds, wuile hi mother weighs hu seventy-seven. When Sammy was born he weighed but five pounds. i here are on tne calendar 47 issues of fact for tue jury, lb Issues oi fact for the ourt, JOSEPH CHAMPEAU.

uxturca were seoreoeo. 1 ne toss 1 cover- Ovmail adilre-uiK Quite a number of young people and now aad then an old one are still whooping it up all kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism. neuralgia, paralysisand many otber disease. Complete restoration to health, vigor aad man nood guaranteed.

No risk i incurred, aa thirty day a trial la allowed. Writrtbxm at ooee for illustrated pamphlet free. n38 ttt ly wnn maiup, namuig Nona, 148 rouer't Block boat only four years old and of 1212 tons ay Setllero8t br lnsarance. IhlH paper, A JU-eheUer. IT.

T. 1 issue of law and 14 criminal Bases. nxoiy.eow with the whooping cough. jburdeo..