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under a highway bridge, which struck BIBLE DISTRIBUTION. DAILY STATE GAZETTE Cherry St. Opera House Special Engagement. Oue Night Only, Thursday, May 20. BEACH BOWERS BTATE SEWS.

The Wood County railroad, which was completed last week, was formally opened on Monday. 1'Wo excursion trains, with the engines profusely deoorated, wore running, one from Sherry to Ves-por, the other from Vesper to Sherry. This railroad in conjunction with tho W. P. S.

11. forms a through line from Dexterville Junction, ou the St. Paul road, to Sherry, on the Wisconsin Central railroad. Rev. John P.

Hall of Fond du Lac, has withdrawn from the Winnebago Presbytery, and will take up his residence in a suburb of Chicago, where he bas a call. A most brilliant golden wedding was held at Elkhorn yesterday, on the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. O. Preston.

It was the most AM li Prices AND Lamb mm n-AStliXVTOX HTKEET, fiHEEX HAY. It lS. W. A. BRA NDENSTEIN, Mrs RUGS.

Mercantile the Articles Produced. (d) CHERRY STREET. Jcrsoys, Brocade -FASHIONABLE- Merchant Tailor! Always Keep3 on Hand a Full Assortment of Foreign and Domestic Goods, WHICH HE MAKES FOR THE Commcnsnrato With WEISE'S NEW BLOCK, FOR SPRING WEAR! T. L. BEST CO.

HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF Plain And Bouclo Mantles And Spring Shawls At all Pricoa From The CHEAPEST TO THE BEST. CALL AND SEE OUR NEW GOODS, him, nearly severiug bis head from bis body. Tho train stopped nnd took tbe body on board and bncked into St. Taul wbich made it ubont tin hour late. Nicholls wns about 22 year's of ago.

His mother is a widow and be is tho only son. Tbe family live in Minneapolis, nnd do ceased wns night clerk ut the Nicollet house until he went railroading. Uayn it ml Datrn tit he ICemem-be roil. Wednesday evening, May Allison Hall, refined musical sketch artmts nt Champion rink. Thursday evening, May 20.

Bench Bower's minstrels at Opera House. Friday evening, May 21. Diornmic entertainment, Evils of the Wine Cup, benefit, of M. E. church.

if EIUHHOKN MII.KK At the Cherry Mrn-t Lutheran church. Tuesday. May lsih lfWt, by Itev. A. Kiiiliu, Avut sT KicniioitN, of cmcagoauu miss i'iiliki biii.khoi hub city.

UITYITKJIN. I desire to notify tho publio that no other person or persons has any interest whatever in my livery business at tbe corner of Walnut nnd Washington streets, and nil contracts made by any other than myself are void. H. J. White.

.1 Iti nl. The famous Weldon Soap, recently placed on our market, is said to be the best Laundry Soap in use. Is retailed four bars for 25cts, aud with each purchase is presented one cake of tbe celebrated Parisian Boquette Toilet. That softens the skin and beautifies tbe complexion. Is sold by most of our best Grocers.

The Olil Country Alieatt. For pure comfort use Old Country Soap, For domestic happiness use Old Country Soap, To save labor use Old Country Soap, To save money use Old Country Soap, In courting your girl use Old Country Soap, In keeping bonse use Old Country Soap, The more you use of Allen B. Wrisleys Old Country Soap the more respect your friend will have for yon. For sale by all leading Grocers. d.fcw C.

C. PHELPS, Headquarters for WELDON SOAP. ioi i ii.it; itAstni: have just received a New and complete line of Iufnut's Misses' and Children's Spring Heel Shoes in Goat nnd Kid Bnk ton. Douville BAScnE Go to Jcles Parmentieu's for tbe nobbiest Style of Gents FurnishiiigGoods Novelties in Hats and Neckwear received every Saturday morning. Tlain sewing and Fancy work promptly and nently done by the young ladies of tbe Guild of Clnint Church.

Orders to be left at the residence of Mrs. Joshua Whitney. A. B. RoniN80N, See.

Time to Soothe Her ftmi Nurse (to fashionable mother) Tho baby is very restless, ma'am. I can't do anything with her. F. M. She's teething, I suppose.

N. Yes'm. I think if yon was to take her in your arms a little while it might soothe her. F. M.

Impossible. I havn't time to spare. I'm just making ready to attend a meeting of the Society for tbe Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Give baby some of Dr. Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial.

"Farmers anil Citizen, Halt!" The immense stock of teas, sugars, to baccos, salt, pork, fish nnd everything that is wanted for families can be got nt H. D. Somerville's to a better advantage than in any other store in tbe city. Families should see to it and call and be their own judges and save money these hard times. The greatest Variety of Smokers Arti cles to be seen atO.

Eckhaedt's, 27 Washington St. AT tTo N7COFF DRINKERS! For the protection of our friends who ore willing to give our Coffees a fair chance, we give below a list of merchants having our Coffees in stock: OKEEN BAY. J. Boulett M. M.

Brauus A. Buengener h. Decremer Ii. Lefebvre M. Leisch Nan Bros.

J. Pireaux L. O. Schiller II. D.

Sonierville C. Woelz FOltT HOWARD. H. E. Brehmo successor to S.

Hartinnnn M. J. Corbett E. A. Flatley T.

M. Cainm DEPERE. W. Mathews Jackson Sou If anyone received Coffee from any other merchants purporting to have been our make they have been deceived. The above refers only to our Highest Grades, Roosted aud put up in 50 lb tin cans.

Call nnd insist on our several grades of Roasted Coffee aud we guarantee satisfaction. Joannes Trop. Champion Coffee fc Spice Mills Grand Emporium of Meerschaum Goods and Smokers' Articles at O. Eckhardt's Cuba Cigar Store, 127 Washington street anteilKreryboilu to Know The stock of Weiae Hollman is adapted to the wants of a large class of purchasers, comprising as it does so large a variety of useful and ornamental articles. They have a very large hue of Silver-ware, Glass-ware, Dinnc, Tea and Toilet Sets, Bisque-ware ov ull descriptions.

Bric-a-bao, chaudeliers, lumps, toilet sets, etc. Rogers' silver plated knives, forks and spoons are a speciality. Both their jobbing aud retail departments are full to overllowiug. To The Friends of Bible DLttlbutlon In Brown Tbe Colporteurs Final Heport. The canvass of Brown Co.

with the Scriptures being completed, the Colporteur respectfully presents the following report, trusting that in reading it, our friends may fuel that their moral and material contributions to this interest have not been wasted. LABOR PERFORMED. No. of miles traveled 530. Families visited 2,008.

Families found without tbe bible, 608. Destitute families sup plied, 130. Destitute individuals supplied, 111). No. volumes sold, tfr, valued at $202.17.

Volumes donated, 25T, valued at 9H0.G4. Whole No. volumes distri bated, 921, valued at 8342.81. FINANCIAL STATEMENT. To cash received from salea To caah received from donatio! 187 48 Total caBh received $44965 cu.

By icrvices three raont ha and five days $164 50 liv expenaes aulf and nornu. excuanue oa O. M. O. freight and cartage ftl 45 By caul) asnt to N.

178 55 By cash on hand to balance iM 15 Tot tl caih credit $440 65 COI.LKC'TIONB ritOM CHL'BCIIIA. Congregational Church Depere $18 13 Presbyterian Church Depere 18 75 Mcihodist Epiicoiial L'epcr 9 85 (ierman Kvangel.ral Deper 1 4 Norwegian Methodlit Depere 2 04 IbI Baptist Green Bay 4 51) Methodl.t Kpiccopal 11 10 Prenbyterlan Green Bar 87 2ft French Preabyteriau Uroen Bay 1 f6 Moravian, Green Bay 10 Congregational Fort Howard 10 Methodiat Episcopal Fort Howard 9 00 Moravian Fort Howard 1 45 Prenbytcrlaa Fortllowurd Presbyterian, Bay Settlement 3 67 Jletbiidist Epiecopal, Mllix Centre and tiuamico. 6 24 Metkodiat Episcopal, Wrightatow 3 4J Free Will Baptist, Wriglitatewn 2 74 (ierman Evangelical, Morriatown 7 Vi t'ongregatioDai, PiltsAeld 2 HO Freuch Preabytiriaa, Ituuinxouvilla 1 00 above enumeration of churches is indicative of tbe broad Catholicity of our work. Still broader is our practical outworking, since we pass by none. Individuals supporting churches not emmer-ated, have kindly contributed of their means.

Tbe American Bible Society, does not print and distribute human opinions about the Bible, or in other words, what man thinks about what God thinks, but only what God thinks with reference to man, aiming to bring every human soul face to face with God, through God's word. With thanks to tbe gentlemen of tbe county press, English and German, to all contributors of money or influence, to the kind families whose hospitality has been extended to us, to the Pastors who have welcomed us to their pulpits and their bomes, and more than all to Him whose we are and whom ws serve, and to whom we are all accountable, I submit this report, wishing only that I hud done better. Jonx W. Olmsted, Coliwrteur A. B.

S. E. L. Kendall bas returned from a trip north. G.

Campbell general manager of the Green Bay, Winona St Paul road, and S. W. Champion, general freight and tick et agent, are in St. Paul on business. J.

J. Coleman of Milwaukee, general freight agent of the Milwaukee North ern road, is in the city to-day. A Spubler, son and daughter, are in Milwaukee, attending the funeral of his uncle. A. Buengener is np north for a few days on a business trip.

Jno. 1L Kerr of Oconto, was here to day. J. E. La Lende of Isbpeming, was among the arrivals in the city to-day.

H. Bertram has gone for a few days to St. Paul. Omar Harder returned this morning from a trip to Antigo. J.

Delaney of Fort Howard, went north on a business trip this morning. Mrs. Mary Cotton arrived home last night after an extended visit in Kenosha and elsewhere. Marine. The steamer Evalyn left yesterday for Oshkosh, loaded with ooal and sail.

The schooner Eleanor is lying at Car- gill's dock, making some repairs while waiting for her contorts. She will soon start on the return trip to Toledo. Tbe Schiller left tor down the Bay for fish to-day. $300 lleicara. Tbe former proprietor of Dr.

Sage's Catarrh Remedy, for years made a stand ing publio offer in all American newspapers of $500 reward for a case of oatarrh that he could not cure. The present pro prietors have renewed this offer. All the druggists sell this remedy, together with the "Douche, and all other appliances advised to be nsed in connection with it. No catarrh patient is longer able to say "I cannot be cured." You get 8500 in case of fuilure. Dr.

A. N. Hale of Fort Howard is fitting up his pleasant little place in good style, having put a neat fence in front of the premises. The court bousa grounds have been cleaned up nicely, and present a fresh and attractive appearance. Tbe prisoners lend a hand in keeping the lam mowed and making other improvements.

Dr. Bartran, assisted by Dr. Crane, on yesterday removed a large tumor from tbe neck of Ueury iScbinck, of the town of Rockland. The tumor was ad hered to tho large vessels of the neck, making the operation a very difficult one. Sylvester Hartman of Fort Howard, is progressing well with his chicken bouse, and it will soon be completed.

It ia a large, roomy building with an extensive yard in tbe rear. All the latest improvements, including incubators, will be put in. F. R. Walker, a mail agent on ths Chicago Northwestern road between Green Bay and Menominee has received notice that he is an offinsive partisan, and his place has been supplied, P.

Maloney, of Fort Howard being appointed in the stead. Functional dernucement of the female system is qnickly cured by the use of Dr. It V. Pierce avonte i'rescription. It removes pain and restores health and strength.

By all druggists. rrult I rgetattlem. of all kind received daily by H. D. SOMERVILLK.

WEDNESDAY MAY 10. CITY NOTES Allison Hull to-night at the rink. Allison llall to-night at Champion rink. Mr. aud Mrs.

Louis Hour have a lit tie daughter. The Hocbgrave brewery can now be reached by telephone. The boys in Depere contemplate or gauizing a cricket club. The Oshkosh guard will be inspect ed ou the 25th of this month. Dr.

E. M. Beck will bate his soda fountain in operation to-morrow. Laura Painty in "A Mountain Pink" -1 1 a i tt naa written ior aaiea at tue upera xnjutte, S. J.

Murphy, will move into hie Dew residence, the Bigelow house, to day. Special business will come before the Knights of Honor to-night, bdJ a full attendance is desired. The press speaks very highly of Beaoh Bower's minstrel troupe, wbich will play here to morrow night. Frank Trier, formerly in the employ of M. Uagnon, the barber, and a good worku.nn, has aguiu tuken a chair there.

The Cadet Light Infuutry has ro- ceived seTerul additions in membership lately, and there is now very nearly a full company. Bench liower'a refined minstrels to morrow night, in their entirely new spe ciultiea, with one of the Btrougest troupes on the roads. Ellis, Greene Merrill have secured spacions and well lighted apartments in the southwest corner of the Weiae block and are moving in to-day. The business prospeot again begins to look encouraging, and it is probable that good times are not far off, unless another nnforseen hindrance arises. The Cadet Light Iufantry has or ganized an orchestra, consisting of three violins, cornet and other pieces.

Tbe boys, after a little practice, will be able to make some very fine cauBio. Several changes are being made in the mail service. Alexander Brazau, an attorney of Oconto, has ceen appointed as route agent between Oconto and Clin- tonville, vico W. H. Beers, resigned.

A dispatch from Racine says that man by the name of Foster did a thiev mg business in jewelry in that city a short time ago. He seems to have as large and endless a variety of names as he had in tbe cheap jewelry line. Here he gave his name as Dalton. The commission on equalization of taxes in Brown County met yesterday in the city, and qualified before J. 11.

M. Wiguaan. The parties are, Hugo Klingen- holz, Manitowoc; N. B. Clark, Appleton; and Michael Thelen of Fonddu Lao County.

After qualifying, the commis sion adjourned further labor until June 8th, 1880. The Boys' Reading Room will close this week for the season. There will be an entertainment for the bo) on Saturday evening May 22d, at tbe ball of the W. C. T.

U. on Adams street. All tbe boys belonging to the Reading Room are cordially invited. Will they please bring in their books as the ladies desire to put the library into good shape. Adjutant Oeneral Chapman has issued a general order in which be expresses his thanks to the state guards for the eflieiont service rendered in the late riot.

Ex-Oov. Lticins Fair-child, department commander of the G. A. also received a letter thanking him for tendering the services of the old and pay them a high compliment. In connection with the Business Men's Association, it would be a good idea if some regular subject were fixed upon for discussion for eacb evening, one week in advance.

This would give members ample opportunity to think the matter over, and provoke a wholesome interest in the aim of tbe organization. Short, pithy speoches from each person present would prove of great benefit in creating an interest. A large number of propositions for membership to the Business Men's Association have been lately filed and the prospects are that that organization will pursue its courso with even more vim than ever before. Our people cannot afford to let it die a natural death, nor will they. It will grow and prosper, and boom the city of Green Bay, advertise its advantages, and prove of untold benefit to this place.

A regular meeting will be heldto-night in the new rooms. A new hardware firm bas located in the oily, Hod will establish a store in the Beaumont block, in the place recently vacated by II. Dewan. The firm Gotto Mueunier; the former, Mr. Joseph Gotto is well known here, and at one time was a member of tbe shoe firm of Gotto, Duchateau Co.

Mr. Mueunier is a son-in-law of Mr. Gotto, and was formerly a resident of Bay Settlement. The interior of the store is being arranged for their business, and they expect to be ready to open up the first of next month. The Murphy mill plant begins to loom up before the vision, and presents a business-like appearance.

A long row of piles for the dock have been driven, and a driver is still at work. Tbe dredge Eva has made a deep pnasnizeway toward the rear of tho mill from tbe river, and the mill frntue, on a pile foundation several feet high, is progressing fluely. Quite a large crew of men is engaged on the work, and when completed the mill will add much to tbe looks of the city as a business place, as well as to its future prosperity. EST CO. i And Jockey Uniformed Brags Band In Street Parade at 2 o'clock.

1 5 STARS. 15 Will appear In a new and novel entertainment, prcsi'iiting more new and fancy feature thuu any show on the road. Church, Public and pres. opinions, unequalled ana unapproacDanie. GRAND SUCCESS Oureffortf, playing to standing room only.

Nailery Mete. Hulcouy 85 ctri. Dress Circle 33 cts. Parqnette SOctn. Nests can now bo secured at Chapman Lehman's.

Cherry St. Opera House Nmtarday, Way 'Stf. AN EVENT! MR. FRANK LINDON The riaing jaung artlal, in Monte Cristo! Special Scenery! Realistic Effects! From Dumas' Great Novel Admiaaion: Gallery, Drsss Circle, 50. Gal-cony, 16.

Parqaet, TV Kesurved aeats ou eale at Lehman's. MORE SACRIFICES! HAVKOMK WORE LOT OP PP.OPEKTY WHICH MIST DE SOLD AT SOME! This Inclnden the Com in or-rial Hotel, Fort Howard, with Two Stores, (the Jlest Located I'roperty for Ilnnine in the City), a tiooil JCeMldenre and Ilarn, Nome Good. ReMidence Lots, Twenty Acres of Splendidly Located Land With Large llarn and Fine Spring of Water (the Iet Twenty Acie lor a Garden In the City), Forty-Two Acres Xear the City, Tartly I'nder Colti- vntion, With Fine Stream of Water nnd Jleadow AIo a Foundry in the City of Fort Howard nnd a II rand Xew Foundry In the Yonng.nnd Growing City of Kaukannn, Iloth Complete and Iteady for HnNiness; an Elegant Farm of 101 Acres, Extending from Fox Itlver to the Ridge Road in the Town of Ashwanbenon, in Fine Order and with Good Ram; Also a Good Farm of 160 Acres in Menominee County, and a Lot In the City ol Menominee. AM thin property is well located and desirable. But Has (lot To Be fold, and rifcht away, to pay dehta and wind up entate.

Call at my othce In 'Chapman's Black, and drat come shall be Drat served. J. II. ELMORE, ASSIGKFE. Hitera Bay, March 25.

1SS6. I 1 Caution to the Public. The public are hereby cautioned not to any of the papers tnnmcratsd below. The ime weru Stolen From My Safe ia the or Tayler witters, rort uowara, on lb night of May and measure have been taken to preventanything being realized upon them. All certificates Ismed by the Treasurer of Fort Howard, on the laud aud lots described below: So much of r.

U. No. 1 went side of Fox Mver aa Ilea batween Peak. Cnllaghans Purchase in said claim and betweeu Town land ou the ea.t aud Doraua land on the went Containing acres. IHBm block 7.

Armlt's let addition. Lot 8 in block tf Lot 11 in block 7 Arndt'a 2nd addition. Lot 15 In block 7 Lot in block 9 Lot 10 In block Lot 1 in block 10 Lot 6 tn block 10 Lot 7 In block 11 Lot 3 In block la IM 4 Doii.msn'a Addition to Fort Howard Lotl Lot Don urn so Elmore's Addition. Lot W-Original Survey of Fort Howard. LotlW Also Note and Mortgage given by Batterahlll to C.

L. A. Tank. JOSKPII TAYLER. Fort HowarJ, May Htb, 181.

daw E. L. TYRRELL WATCHMAKER AD JEWE1ER. At Winter's Onn btore, Washington Street, Oreei Bay.Wla. Makea a specialty of Fine FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

ALL 1113 WOitKIS WARRANTED, RUPTURE Ua-lb 'mil it, in Utu wrii trvneraUiiK ICtectrie (iuitriuitttlllic Mvntiilr. pt.werful. liuralile, tnVcllvv. Avoid frmidj. at r.p.K.ciuio iUKKAati.

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WW a OW For Seasonable Goods in SPKIH the Largest Variety largely attended of any society event of the season. While E. J. Pope, general manager of tbe Eau Claire Pulp and Paper company, was superintending work in the flume Tuesday, a four-ton water wheel fell suddenly and crushed bis left foot It held him twenty minutes before be was re leased. Four toes were amputated.

Monroe will have a Methodist church parsonage costing 81,100. John Belintki was arrested on Tuesday for cruelty to animals. He had not properly feed and watered hit horses for some time past. He was fined $25 and costs, or 841.10. The village board of Dodgeville have passed a resolution prohibiting ball playing on Sunday in the city limits.

Lightning struck a two story building at Tomnb Tuesday morning, shattering the roof. Frompt work saved it from destruction. The Oshkosh base ball club received its first defeat Monday at the hands of the Eau Claire boys, by a score of 6 to 4. The game was played ou the ground of the latter club. A banquet and jubilee was had by the Salvation army at Beloit Tuesday.

Racine county prohibitionists have de cided to call a convention for July 19, at Union Grove, where a full ticket will be placed in the field, and delegates to State convention, to be held in Madison on July 28th will be chosen. The Fish Bros, wagon factory nt Ra cine will soon shut down, as they have all stock worked up. A company of St Louis gentlemen will erect a resort hotel at Schleiaenger-ville on the bank of Cedar Lake, tho coming summer. An increased demand for lumber is reported at Eau Claire. An unknown man was killed by a passenger train Tuesday morning, three miles north of Racine.

He was a German, 55 years old. Michael J. Best, aged 35 years, a barber and jeweler at Waterford. shot himself near the heart on Tuesday evening. He is still alive.

Drink was the cause. Ossian Cook's new steam yacht was launched this afternoon at Oshkosh. M. Grabner aged 17 was married to Teronica Miller aged 2G yesterday in Oibkosb. Tbe steamers Leander Choate and Tom Wall will run on the Wolf River line tbit season, commencing the last of this week.

The boats will be run each day each way between Oshkosh and New London. In a ten mile walk at Neenah Monday night, Plank of that oity beat Sullivan of Oshkosh, and won a $50 purse. Judge D. J. Pulling, formerly of Oshkosh now of Millston, has been ill for some time, and is now delirious, requiring constant attention.

The Oshkosh board of education have tackled the question as to whether it shall abolish examinations in ward schools. The river in the region of Rushford is receding, leaving a debris of filth in windrows on the low lands and meadows. Several have suffered a deal by the overflow. An important conference with reference to the home missionary work of the Wisconsin Congregational Churches was held yesterday at Madison. In the afternoon an interesting meeting was held, papers were read, and several speeches by prominent divines were given.

Another arrest has been made in connection with tbe Racine murder, the person being Fred Christiansen a 16-year-old brother of Lonis Christiansea, who is now serving a six year sentence at Waupun for the murder of Michael Schultze. The complaint is by the father of John Santry, who was convicted of the same crime and was sentenced for twelve years. Many believe in Santry's iuno-cence. A report comes from Madison that an effort will be made to prevent the confirmation of Major David Fulton as successor to Major J. W.

Oakley bs United States Marshal, as it is said he feels too warm sympathy for the labor organize, tions. It is said he denounced Gov. Rusk in severest terms for premitting the militia to use such harsh measures. The Wisconsin Horse Breeders met Monday afternoon and elected the following officers: President, Jno. L.

Mitchell, Milwaukee; vice-president, J. I. Case, Racine; secretary, Frank L. Smith, Janesville; treasurer, E. H.

Brodbesd, Milwaukee. The annual races will be held on four days from the 17th to 21th August No place has yet been decided upon. The College league baseball game at Beloft between the Northwestern University nine of Evauston aud the Beloits Tuesday, resulted in an easy victory for the visitors by a score of 14 to 6. A fatal accident occurred on a train due at LaCrosse from the north Tuesday evening. Soon after leaving St Paul, a brnkem an named John Nicholls was informed that two bootblacks were stealing a ride on top of an express car.

He climbed up to send tbem down, and while standing titers the train punned -AT- DOUVILLE BASCHE'S BOOT SHOE EMPORIUM cv Hubbcr Goods! Rubber Goods! SPRING STYLES IN 1W, GEds'aA QfliRRWar! PRICES RIGHT DOWN TO RED ROCK! WASHINGTON STREET XAVIER MARTIN, Real Estate, Insurance Agent and Broker. Doeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Releases, Bonds, Powers of Attorney, Litht Wills ami Testaments Drawn with Care as Notary Public Houses to Rent aud Taxes Paid for Non-ltesidents. Collections Made, Ac. OFFICE AT THIS OI.lt ST AX It, HI IVAHHISUTOS HTKEET. GREEN BAY WIS GREEN BAY, WIS.

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