Green Bay Advocate from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 3

Where the Money Went. The Advo- ns its columns to the following green gag Mi ocMe pondence, which needs no explana Peninoiila ant) Shore. Tbe Door County Adcoca'e: Iddcre Bu-ohnonviMc, who has been in Kewaunee Co. jail tor six motithe was re re steel when li lime xpired, ou another charge. Oar Harhors is now reported from Washington that the House Committee on (Vimmeree have agreed on the amounts for Wisconsin harbors, which in comparison with the amounts appropriated last rear jm as follows: tion from Eft AND MASQUERADT1 Turner's Hall, February 6th, 1883.

THCRSOIV, FEB 1. 1883. HOME iND MISCELLANEOUS, iiorse Us( week crack he tec ou Chris Johnson K.s.t a drowr iog thronjth i fc itert i at the Post Ofice of Green Bay as eecond- class mail matter Allowed by Committee in 1883. $8,000 8.000 10,000 22,000 9,000 3.000 4.000 60.000 6,000 30.000 10,000 Chicago 8t No? th-Western R. H.

Trains Arrireand Leav- Fon Howard. On the Menominee. The various mill firms are doing well in the woods, notwithstanding the heavy snow and extreme cold. The H. Witbeek Co.

had in, up to a week ago Saturday night, 17.000,000 feet of logs and want 40,000,000 altogether. They are lengthening tbe mill boilers and building an addition to the mill for shingle and grist mill machinery. Superintendent A. Wagg, of the Menominee furnace. Informs us that she is doing good work, making from 28 to 30 tons of iron per day.

A change has been made in tbe saloon of the Kirby House, by partitioning off the rear portion with folding door for a billiard room. The big Stephenson Hotel during the cold weather was at summer temperature throughout with its steam heating apparatus. It is an excellent house. Fred Schale, in Menominee, bad the misfortune to lose a considerable amount of bottled goods by frost. He is handsomely fixing up his place with wainscoting, new paper, Appropriation in 1882.

$12,000 12.000 20.000 30.000 10,000 7.000 e.ooo loo.ooo 15.000 40.000 20.000 10,000 15,000 17,000 TSAIFS GOISO HOKTH OBTE Harbor. Ahiiapee Kewaunee Sturgeon Bay Sheboygan Manitowoc Racine Kenosha Milwaukee Menuinouie Superior Green Bay Pensaukee Oconto Port Washington Total Fr. neiWARD, Jan. 15th, 1883. l-ar A lrxate When the Sunday School of the Congregational Society, (known as the "Ft.

Howard Union S. made up th- ir year's accounts, they found quite a surplus in the treasury, and as they believe in keeping their funds in circulation, the arose, "where shall we put it to J-- the most aud on vote it was de-h -cud a part to "The Children's Aid of New York, the society that is doing sueh a grand work iu taking care of tin- -waifs and -trays." and providing good ht'itics for many of them, in the West tli great comprehensive word that means rm. large hearts, and open houses with room for all. So the money was sent, and I time came the enclosed acknowledgment, which we think of general interest and voted to have it published in your generous old pages, if you agree with us as to th int' rest. Yours, as ever, S.

A. D. An interesting item for mechanics: A locomotive is being built for tbe Erie Railway in which Mr. Mallet's device for consuming smoke is to be tested. In order to glye the iuvention a thorough trial a triii ae-ross tbe continent will be nmde.

'1 here is to be no smoke stack on this locomotive, and iu its place is to be a man-hole merely. The air used to e-ondense the steam is used for heating and ventilating cars, being delivered tbroogb a conduit which, with coupling ends, passes aloDg beneath the cars. This system does away with coal stovea or beaters, and supplies the cars with fresh air aud warm air without danger of lire In case of a smash -up. By a vote of 25 to 23, tbe senate of In-diane has decided that the prohibition nnd wotnau-suflrag-e ameDdmeDta to tbe wrtitnfloa are not legally pending, and can only be considered as new matter. Congress Is asked vote $20 000 for ISa tters from Washington to Rocbam-beau.

and $8 000 for Matt Carpenter's collectiou of supreme co art decisions and briefs. Several carloads of beef and mutton have been shipped from Miles City. Montana, In refrigerator-cars dy the Northern Pacific, for eastern markets. A Colony of Eg persons will leave Lfi (In, Illinois, next month for Blunt, Dakota, baying chattered twentv-fiye Day ExpiKW, No. 1 op Sight Express.

So 3 m.m Port Hovaid Passeusor, No. 3 11 a. TBAIK9GOISQ NORTH DEPART. Day Express, So. 1 5:45 a.

ra. Freight, So. 9 lirJS p. m. Menominee Passenger p.

m. TRAINS GOING SOUTH AKKIVK. Matters Westward. Waupaca Post: Dr. A.

R. Freeman, of New London, died at Dexterville a few days since. His "convl-vial habits" was tbe prime cause. Matt. Peterson, of the town of Farming-ton, was chopping.

Anil inch pine tree fell and pinned him down across his neck and shoulder. Fortunately, passing teamsters heard bis cries just in time to save his life. Shawano Journal: Specimens believed to be silver-learing rock have lie-en found iu tbe town of Lessor. A shed adjoining the rear of George Stevens' residence was burneel at 3 A. M.

ou Tuesday of last week. A lot of tool- was destroyed. The bouse was saved. Tbe cold weather has frozen the roads already tramped. In swamps, where, the snow is undisturbeel, the ground is as free from frost as in mld-suinmer.

Smith Bohmau have retired from the meat business, L. Ae-bten having bought them out. Tbe surveyors on the St. P. E.

G. T. R. R. are running an exiierimcntal line throngh the village of Puleifer, It having subse-ribed sufficient money to defray Unnecessary expense.

-have alio A-lr it- John Kruse, of Belle Plalne, died Jan. 23. Carl Hart, of Belle Plalne, returning home from the river, where he had been to deliver a load of logs, passing a place where men were chopping, a tree fell across the road and killed both his borsee. The county board of Langlade Co. bas sent a coinmitte-e to Madison to prevent MM change in the county boundary line.

$324,000 $159,000 9:10 p. Halt, in. 5:45 a. Sight Passencer, No. 2.

Freight So. 10 Menominee Passenger Green iy. About 70 iff i i tmi eg iiic in Law. reneo's store In iiji and d-trii tbe onld weal her. Flora rloiai siic the family ot Mr.

it ior her borne in the to.vn ot U. ussele, on account of a sore band. A lew days irBN tier parents went tu ijr.n li iy to see ber. Her whereabouts te utikn vn. Wnether gbe bas been kidnapped or ot'n-iwise foully dealt svith, is a ie-sii n.

Mie has a sister, Mrs. Rtrfcud It u-ngarlucr, living near Flore- cc, Wis. David MeCwfMal of Fi-u Creek, died at the Northern U-'spitsl for tbe Insane a few da-, -ice ai his body was conveyed home. Chas. inn and Herman dm were bally fre.eti at SfMkr'l camp at Little Harbor on Monday ol last week.

It Is feared that Ralin ir.ay have to loee ore or both feet. He is frm Forestviile, is a)out If years old and tbe only rapport of a widowed sot ber and nitar. A load of thirty hundred weight of iron was belt (root Gitu Bay last Friday evening, wnith is Intended TRAINS GOING SOUTH DEPART Day Express No. 4 5:5 a.m. Fond da Lac Passenger.

No. 2 o. m. Night Pissenarer, No 3:15 m. H.

A. A SOUS, Agent. Menominee Herald: Rev. Richard Hicks, Tbe ANNUAL MASQUERADE will be held on the evening of tbe day above announced. Arrangements have been perfected to make this the Grandest Masquerade! In every particular ever given In Qreen Bay.

Valuable Prizes! Will be given, three to Ladies and three to Gentlemen, for the BEST CHARACTER. BEST FANCY MASK, and BEST COMIC MASK. brother of Dr. Hicks, has been called to oc cupy tbe Episcopal pulpit at Wlnnepeg. More men are being killed by accident in fp the River.

Kaukauna 7Wi A week ago Saturday the ice formed a dam bv adhering to the old bridge piers and by Men-day the water flooded tbe island. It broke away on Tuesday. The Meade A Edwards canal has been obstructed by anchor ice damming at the bulk bead, so that part of tbe time the canal has been almost drv. A girl working for the family of John W. Chaspill was arrested, charged with taking money from a child's toy safe.

She acknowledged the offem-e, made- restitution and paid the costs. A peculiar trial, or rather verdict took place in IVrlghtstown on Thursday last. The case was Dunphy vs. Tidd, Attorney E. C.

Eastman apiiearing for the complaiu-ant. In tbe complaint, tbe defendant was charged with damaging the property of Dunphy to the ambunt of $15.00. The jury (though their sympathies seemed to be witn the defendant.) brought in a verdict which stated tbat the defendant should pay the amount of $5.00 for damages done, but that tbe complainant should pay tbe costs. This verdict was declared by the justice to be contrary to law, and the jury returned for another decision. In a few moments tbey were before the justice ami gave a verdict of "no cause for action." Tbe case bas been appealed to a higher court.

Appleton Crescent W. A. Brown sentenc-' ed the early part of last year to one year in state prison for complicity with E. H. Morgan in uttering at the First National Bank in Appleton a forged draft of $16,000, purporting to be drawn by the bank of Nachez, Miss has served bis time and been discharged.

Mr. Brown is over 70 years old. E. U. Morgan was, at tbe expiration of his term of service, re-arrested on a requisition from tbe Governor and taken to Chicago to answer to the charge of uttering a forged British draft.

On Jan. 23, the friends of Rev. Mr. Walker, Presiding Elder of the M. K.

church, gave bim a surprise party, on the 35th anniversary of his marriage. The couple were presented with a purse of about $125. On Wedneselay of last week, a child of Sheriff Golden, playing with matches, set tire to the- furniture of an upper room. The child barely escaped, but aboat evcrv iLing in tbe room was destroyed. Mr.

A. A. L. Smith, of Appleton, has now become associated with im. G.

Jenkins and F. E. Winkler a strong law firm of Milwaukee a good endorsement for the young man. f) -ntf The Outagamie Co. Pioneer Association will bold its annual festival Feb.

22, 1883. Neenah Gazette- John S. G. Martin died the pineries this winter than usual. Nine ears for tbe purpose.

in the Menominee pineries have fallen vic Fires in New York swert awav Hszel- Green Bay. Winona St Bt. Paul R- Trains Arrive and Leave Fort Howard. No. 1 Express leavcterery morningexeept Sunday at tt a.

in. and arrives at Winona at 4 3n p. m. No Express leaves Winona every day except Sunday at 10:20 a. m.

and arrives at Green Bay at 8:45 p. m. Accommodation train leaves Fort Howard, going west, at 7:5 A. M. and arrives, coming east, at 5 P.

M. tims so far. ton llrothers' pisno factory, va'oed at The project of a city charter is receiving much attention. M. F.

Merick will saw most if not all of Personal. Mr. Fred, nrm bt-t is re- overing from a seige with rlr Mr. Robert Klsikkmann laaJ week isited his brother at Ilelenville. Miss Grace Howe, of Kenosha, visiting Mrs.

Tottes. in Washington. 1. Miss Marie Dkssoykus has gone to )etroit for a visit with relative-, Mr. J.

A. Crozer. of Menominee, was in I he city on Tuesday. Mr. L.

Delaporte returned from a vi-it the southern part of the State last week. Mrs. Whales, of Ft- nowanl. is rccov-i ag from her recent severe illness. S.

W. Harteac is spending several da: vith his family in the eitv. Mr. John Beth has celebrated tUo I nniversary of his birth-day on W. C.

Bailet, delivered a lecture efore the Temple of Honor at Amherst. last Thursday evening. We received calls on Saturday from Messrs. C. A.

and S. W. Wn.r of Vest Depere, Mr. Jons Qojiari, of Brookside, was attending to business in Green Bay, Satur-tay. Mr.

and Mrs. T. D. Bowitisc. of Depere, lave recently lost their baby boy.

by scarlet fever. Hon. D. M. Kelly registered at the House, Chicago, on Tuesday of tbis reek.

Frank Madittk, a lin-man for the A. C. Conn Lumber at Little Suamico, lied there last Friday at the age of about 0 vears. Miss Em.a Wing left here- on Monday Horning to attend the funeral of her ecu. John Whitcomb, a young man, at Sheboygan Falls.

He died last Friday. Mr. David Mili ar, of Menominee, an ld subscriber to the Advocate, and a dar blacksmith, was among our numerous mil very welcome callers on Friday last. Mr. and Mrs.

UMM LpCaav, oi Ft. Howard, had the misfortune, on the Kbjfal if the 23d, to lose a little boy 15 months old with scarlet fever. Miss NELLIE MowRY, who ha- been the juest of the Mi-ses COKA and GbaCIS Bolles, of West Depere, has returned to Menasha. Mr. D.

R. Davis, of the firm of Davis A Cooke, tbis city, is reported as baring ed a one-third interest in the paper mills at enah. Mrs. Sakah Bkkmes tnee Ward! known to many of our eld residents as the young-est sister of Mrs. Elizabeth A.

Koi.i.ett, Marinette, died iu New York i Ian. 10th, after an illness of but four ftrj s. The little sou of Mr. ami asses, 3 years old. supposed to bi ering from diptheria, vva- taken noise again.

It had a hard nilit Tm nhrbl but seemed better Wednesday maniac Mr. Jons M. Smith left on Tuesday morning for Elkhorn. Wis. to attend agricultural meetings and will lie at the ok u-ing of the farmers' convention in Madison his logs another season at Green Bay, bis firm having leased a mill at that point.

Audience Rooms, tc-The general agitation in regard to means of escape from audience rooms, such as public halls, school buildinsrs and churches, and also from hotels, in case of fire, which has followed the Newhall House disaster, has reached this city. We hope that it will not subside until every such structure has been examined and where necessary 6teps taken to insure the utmost ease of egress. If there are insufficient doors in any halls or hotels the defect should be remedied at once, and In ease there are other means of egress than those generally used and not known to the general public, placards should be posted in conspicuous places calling attention to them. Thousands of lives have been lost in audience rooms by reason of the doors opening invords instead of outwards, the crowd in a panic pressing against the doors so they could not be opened. This should be looked to.

The Turners' society already have taken the matter in hand and will have provided, before the masquerade on the 5th. an additional mode of egress by cutting a broad space through for doors on the west side of the hall aud providing convenient stairs from thence to the ground. The society is deserving of commendation for this freewill movement. tor the cells and cajie" ol the new county $52,000 have been expended on highways jmi. 1 he team liai a UiM tun- i get in this township during the past 10 years and there is not a real, first-class road with in the limits of said territory.

ORDERS FOR COSTUMES maybe left with the Committee. HENRT BARKHAC8EN, FEED GEHB and THfcO. HOPPE, before January 28tb. Maskers coming after 11 o'clock in the evening will not be entitled to any prize. TICKETS 50 CTS.

Music by Paerner's Full Orchestra. THE COMMITTEE The W. V. 8. Co.

will have in fully 2H.oou.000 feet of logs by Saturday night. rhc K. C. Co. will have about 30.000,000 feet.

Each conioanv exneets to have half Milwaukee fit Northern Railway. Trains Arrive anil Leave Green Bay. GOING SOCTH DEPART. Milwaukee Express Chicago Express 9:00 p. m.

Way Freight 65 a. m. Tnroogh Freight 8HH1 p. Stliea Passenger arrive 6:00 p. m.

GOIHO NORTH ARRIVE. Qreen Bay a m. Green Bay Mail 7:: p. no. Wv freight 9:3" ir Tbrongh Freight 9a5 a ni.

Stiles Passenger Depart a All trains arrive and depart from Ureen Bay DAILY, Sunday excepted. W. W. T4.BBEKSER, Agent, Green Bay. of its cut hanked on that date.

The total lumber cut of the Green Bay 5-iP) oijw, and Bohr Brothers' plane factory worth $75,000. Near Fowling Station, Texas, on tbe International road, an American robber stopped two Mexicans, killed oneandae-ven. ii jured tbe other, and took their horses and arms. The remains of Archbishop Hughes have been transferred from tbe old to the uew cathedral in New York. Andrew Cutter, a turfman known all over the United States as the owner of Black Cloud, is fatally ill at Parma, Michigan.

The United States supreme court denies tbe tight of General Ward B. Burnett, of New York, to draw doable pensions. Trie operetic festival in Cincinnati attracted an audience of six thousand persons, who gave Patti an enthusiastic reception. A most important discovery has been made iu the Newhall ruins, Two of the billiard balls which, rumor has it, re safely put away by Scheller before the fire. district for 1882 was 719,331,113 feet.

The number of men employed was 2. 1 The number of gangs 24, and tbe number of circulars 63. The amount of logs remaining over in booms is IIM.DRES'S AID Central Office, No. E. Fourth Street, New York.

Jan. 9th. 1883. Mil Dear Friends: We gratefully ack-QMrV dga the receipt of your kind donation, thank vouin behalf of those under our ca re. the hand that receives cannot toMeta the hand that gives.

Tbey cannot teH you about tbeir picking over -i ml refuse in the streets to find a few cinders to keep their little fire; or their o-d ami ragge-el clothing, pierced by the biting ind, or their bare feet on tbe ley pavements as they hasten to school, or dash In and out of the street-ears selling impem. Often our hearts are saddened bv such spectacles, and this is aggravated by the tlo. ught that we can only partially relieve their sufferings and want. Wi have, about 4.000 children in our in-d list rial schools, all of the poorest sort. of tin are turned into the street by parents who are obliged to go to work and BO their rooms.

We let them all come school -UaWes and all and give them a 1 a warrr dinne at noon. The children who have to go to work ti HUlia the day are gathered into our I Hou-cs at night. Heretofore tbe street boys who peddled matches, i kod boot-, -old papers, Ac. had to sleep under stairways, iu e-arts or boxes, within rrwtex pipes, or over steam gratings throwing -n -t. am from engines under ground.

Now. every boy without a home can get a i d. nice, clean and comfortable, too, for on! -iv cents, and a good meal for the He can come to school in the eve- Ding and have good books and papers to pad. Your gift and the gifts of other like- Bllnded enable us te fe-ed the hungry; clothe the nearly naked; and in many oth-j remind them that this world is not Marinette Eaglt: There is a growing dls- Dosition among the citizens to put in tbe Edison electic lights. MARKET REPORT GRAIN QUOTATIONS.

The following were the prices paid fo grain by W. W.Cargill New warehouse Ureen Bay, at noon, Wednesday wheat, spring 93 sios BARLEY 0 om CORN 36 0 6 BYE Baled Hay Min. pr a. upland-pet ton. 12 5 OTHER COMMODITIES.

Thefollowing arethe quotationigiven by Mccormick A Washington street J. W. Gould lias sold off most of his fur niture, preparatory to removal to A. F. Hoska, harness maker, bas sus- liended business.

His principal creditors at home, George Evenson and Isidore Strass, have seized bis stock. siasb 1 25 nb tb rsA.s, ureen, OATS TIMOTHY SEED Clinton vllle Tnbune: The proposed new bank will not be started tbis winter, there being ho suitable building. Stcyens Point Pinery: A dry-house belonging to the Menasha Wooden Ware Co. was destroyeel by fire on Tuesday morning of last week. A most extraordinary and painful phenomenon has lately occurred in Warsaw.

A ladv died under somewhat peculiar circumstances, which gave rise to a report that her death bad been causeei by her husband's ill treatment. Hence several weeks after tbe interment her body was exhumed for postmortem examination, when it was found tbat in the grave a perfectly healthy child had been born. tirand Rapids Reporter. The Roche House, at (iraud Rapids, was destroyed by lire Jan. ltitb, at about 5 P.

M. Unless there has been a built there within-a year or so. it was the only hotel in the place. Tbe bouse was Insured. Tbe Tribune says, "Iu ail probability it will not be rebuilt." On the morning of tbe 20th, tbe Green Bay, Winona A- St.

paul It R. depot at Grand Rapids, with all its contents was destroyed by tire. Merrillan Leader: A new stage line bas been organized between Neillsvllle and Hatfield, connecting with Green Bay trains each way. A fire iu the O'Neill House at Neillsville did small damage. Three barns in the rear of Specht's meat market on ater street, Black River Falls, on the 25th were destroyed by fire.

Black River Falls Indrpmdenl 42 In low zero the cold Sunday morning. Phillips Times A. P. Morner has been appointed postmaster at Ogema ice- li. M.

Holmes resigned. Iudedendeuce wants the county seat, which bas always been on wheels, removed to tbat place from Whitebtll. Tha town ting through with ti Uwd ou account of the big snow drifts whieu blockaded the toads most ol tbe way. Door Co. Rxpusitvr: Chat.

Crass has contracted to furnish a Chicago firm wbh aiy where from lo cords of cobble a ones, for paving. Tbey are very numerous in I tear Co. Mitiituwoc Pilot: A Pobwt family, liviny a little reai of tbe oily a tery poor hai a terrible t-xpariente with the cold. One or' the children froze its hands badly while in tbe bouse. K-tthsack'6 tri I murdering Ml wife is likely to spin out fer several days, which is an necessary, as be admire tbe deed.

Hop Billsra are the Purest and Bni Kl In. f. ver Hiide. Tbey are compounded from Hops, Malt Buchu, Mandrake and Dandelion. tbe oldest, best, and most vulusble medicii in the wot id and contain ill the beat and moat curative properties of Al other remedies, being the greatest Blood Puiitier, Liver regulator, and Life and Health Kestorlng Agsot on eartu.

i i i iLiy lon exist wlere these Bitters are ued, to verted and peifect are their operations. Tbey give new I Me and v'gor to the aged and infirm. To ad whose employment ciuse irreul irlty ot the bowels or urinary organs, or who -pjire an Apetizer. Tontc and id Sltmulaut. Hop Bitters ate invaluable.

ting highly curative, tonic and stimulating, without intoxicating. No matter whet your feelings or symptoms are. what the -h or Mtment Is, use Hop Don't wait until you are sick, but if you only frei had or mi-ersble, Use Hop Bitters at once. It may save yo-Jr life. ILjudreds nave been saved by so doing.

fOvo will be paid for a eisc they will not cure or help. D) not tuff -r or let your friends suffer, but use and urge tb to use Hop Bitters. Marinette Nonh Star: T. S. Payne has CLOVEK HAY, Baled CITV KM MtL PBOCBBDINGS.

Green Bay, Jan. 2C, 1883. A special mee ting of tbe common council wag held at the council room this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Present, the Mayor and all the Aldermen were present except Aid. Rahr and Van De-urea.

purchased C. H. Swift's interest in that paper and tbe firm is now Murphy A. Payne. Mr.

Payne is a good writer and we wel boose BUTTER packed BUTTER- seoe 36 2 2 Ul 12 00 13 UU 8 00 9 l0 17 20 18 24 24 26 10 0 14 10 0 14 TSJ 11 I come blm to the field. tditor OHICKENS TURKEYS It is reported that A. F. Hoska will re sume business. HlOBB.tireen Salted cured Dry Flint.

Baited Four spans, or one-half, of the new rail at bis residence on the island, at tbe age of 85 years. Sarah, wife jf AWi Willard, died last week at the age of 74 years. Miss Maggie Uogan, aged 24, died of consumption. Dr. J.

It. Barnett's resilience caught fire from a stove-pipe and had a close call. Tbe National Bank of Neenah will occupy ther new in Smith's block the first of thU week. Neenah Times: When the bank vault and safe were opened tbe contents were all right. In the safe there was not even a smell of fire.

It is understood now that landlord Kussell will rebuild bis hotel. He bas, we road bridge are completed Wm. Sommerville came near meeting 40 PELTS SHEEP PELT SHEARINGS. Liva Stock. CATTLE Fire Protection.

Mr. S. W. Willard, of West Depcre, is the inventor of Willard's patent automatic elevator shaft." for protection from suffocation anil fire. We have not seen model or specifications, but the plan is, in general that the shaft is built of fire-proof material, with an automatic trap iu the top.

Iu case of fire the trap raises and allows the flames and smoke to escape through the roof, instead of filling the and room-. An arrangement like this in the Newhall House would doubtless have been the means of saving every life in the building, even if the house had burned. The patent Is owned by the Willard Protection of West Depere. Mr. C.

A. Willard. one of the partners, has gone to Madison this week, on invitation, to exhibit the model and explain its use, before the State Judiciary ommittee. The Sewerage Matter was again discussed on Wednesday evening of last week by the Business Men's Association, but no definite conclusion was arrived at As to the Cherry street sewer. Messrs.

R. B. Kellogg, J. V. Suydam and G.

Kustermann were appointed a committee to confer with the committee on streets and bridges of theCity Council and to correspond with other cities in regard to the construction of sewers and if necessary make personal investigations. In the matter of the proposed change in ith a fatal ae-cident on Tuesday last, at the iron works. His coat was caught in SS0 45S the screw of a drill press, and was twisted HO'iS 4 00 6 4 00 The Grand Concert to be given on Friday evening of this week at the Presbyterian church will be a highly enjoyable occasion, if the programme may be taken as an indication. This will be the first concert given in the spacious auditorium of the new chureh. No seats are reserved.

Tickets may be purchased at Violet's or at Cook's News Depots. Adults 30 cents, Children cents. PROGRAMME PART FIRST. 1. Ave Maria Ladies chorus, with violin, organ and piano accompaniment.

Miecs Merrill. Baker, Ellis. Halt, Marshall. Gaylord, Chapman, Olmsted. Miller and Hart.

2. Little children's chorus. 3. Love and War Duet. Mrs.

M. D. Kimball, Mr. R. E.

Daniel. 4. Solo with flute obligato Spring Time. Miss Katie Hall, Mr. C.

Phelps. 5. Bass Solo The Primo am I. From the Postillion. Mr.

O. J. B. Brk-e. 6.

Male Chorus Peasant-Wi-dilins; March. 7. Baritone Solo The Village Blacksmith. Mr. K.

E. Daniel. PART SECOND. "Millard's Popular Mass in led bv Prof. North.

Solos taken by Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Mitchell Joannes, Messrs. North. Brier, Crawford, Kimball and Phrlps.

The Tamers' Masquerade takes place next Monday eveniDg, Feb. 5th. It is scarcely necessary to remind our readers that it will be a big event that they ought to take in they all know it. Teachers'1 Association, to be held in Northeastern section of Brown Town of Scott, in the school house near John May's, on Saturday, Feb. 17th, 1883.

PROGRAMME 9:60 Roll Call, Respond by quotation. 10:00 (iranitnar. Verbs, Henry Findeisen. 10:30 Arithmetic, Reduction compound PRICES CURREN around his neck, and be would have soon been choked, bad he not been discovered and relieved from bis perilous situation. LOUR.

Spring per loej The coBtract for rebuilding Maton street bridge draw over Eist river being not ready, action on that nutter was postponed till the xt reguUr meeting, by the following votes: Ayes. Aid Joannes, Fontaine Harturg, Pireaux, sipUhier. jfoes. Aid. Meyer.

Aid. lUtir entered and took his seat. The Committee on Amendments to tbe caarterr repor'ed two amendments: 1, that tbe attorney be In future elected by the council instead cl by the people, at the tirrt meeting of tbe council in every year. 2. That tbe assessor be elected by tbe council Instesd of by tbe people, immediately after tbe passage and publication of tbe 2 WI Si 3 2 li 2 sr.

2 00 2 110 Oconto. Tbe news is not of very great 25 iei Importance. Everything is running 1 45 smoothly. Messrs. George Beyer aud Dana C.

Lamb I trren of 8J mi alhy aud love for the most less and destitute: thu in this Holidav sea-oti imparting some de-gree of happiness aud comfort to these poor little bi others and si-ters of vejurs. 1- i--ui(diu no other way coulel your money or contributions confer greater bles-UKt I hat however small the offering th individual may be, it will carry a benediction to the heart of some almost hope-less child. i si grant that you may never know I ten want and sadness and may His bless-. -l upon you. who, early in life, are write from Washington encouragiugly of winter Patent process.

GRAHAM 4 Bye MEAL Fine OBOCND FEED CORN OATS MIDDLINGS BRAN bbl. BEEF Hams Shoulders LARD POTATOES, BEANS per bushel BALED HAY nerton LOOSE HAY getting an appropriation for the harbor next Monday. Mr. W. B.

Carlin. of Crystal Fall-, was in the city on Wednesday morning and made us a welcome call, lb DM r- turned, but his wife nee Miss Missie who accompanied him, will remain a -le time. Mr. E. Decker, with a friend froa spent Mouday iu the city.

returitlBS on Tuesday. Maggie Mitchell's entertaii.ue ou Monday was not the principal thing that called them here. We received a call on Saturday from Mr. Alfreds. Taylor, of clinion.

On rids N. who bas been spending tew days visiting relatives here. He i- an Uncle of Mrs. GEeRGE C. Sager.

ft on hi-return on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott, who have tat some years been keeping the boarding-house of the Menomiuee River Lumber R-metnber.

Hop P.itters In no vie. diug- understand, some substantial offers of aid, aud at bis age in life it is the best thing he can do. Neenah Is going to boom one of these davs, and Mr. Russell ought to receive a benefit as well as the rest. Menasha Prtst: That city very much needs a fire steamer and a j-t turn to tbe city authorities is in circulation with that object in view.

Benjamiu F. Smith, the railroad postal clerk on the M. N. H. R.

whose sudden death at borne of heart disease we noticed last week, was years old and apparently 1 90 2 UO 1 35 1 40 a TO 38 A 40 SS 1 70 75 18 40 tj 19 00 12 50 13 to 14 ir. 11 ii 12 )4 55 eo 2 50 2 7 13 00 50 8 50 a 9 oe ged. drunken rio-'ru-u. i ul tue l'urest tnd As of Interest to epicures, we will state of Lincoln, in whle-b is Whitehall, in order to retain it, offers to pay one-fourth of the expense of a substantial lire-proof court amendment and hereafter at tbe firs meeV- Best Me-Jicine ever mvle; the "livdiu's Friend od Hope," ar.d no pf r-on or sbould be without them. Try the Bit-t-r.

lo-dsv. mif in of every year, and that tbe s.Ury shall not exceed tbe sum of $500. tbat Ed. Lord bas discovered and is putting it to practical use the fact tbat pork and beans and other delectable dishes may be cooked to a charm by setting them in a covered vessel In the ash pan of a common parlor coal stove and raking tbe coals and ashes down around them. Beans cooked striving to imitate the example of our 1 iour.

who spent his life in doing Alt itlED. Milwaukee Wedm -driv. 21. at the assessment system, to give the Assessor more time to do his work, the joint committee of the association and the CityCoun-cil had agreed to ask the City Council to Trinitv Church, bv Rev. Father Mr.

JOHN sTOVKKDN. of Kaukauna. Sincerely Y'ours, C. L. Brace, Sec'y.

To the Congregational S. Ft. Howard, Wisconsin. aud Mis LIBIili; KtXKANLl of this way are said to be as good as if cooked In a "bean hole." have the charter amended providing for 1 the appointment by the council of an As- Report adopted by the following votes: Aje: Aid. Joannes, Fontaine, Hartung, Meyer, Parish, Rahr, Spuhler.

Noes: Aid. I'ireiux. A motion to authorize tbe committee on streets and bridges and the street commissioner to buy spiles and to advertise for bidders by band bills was eanied by the foliow- iug votes: Aye Aid. Joannes. Fontaine, Hartang, Meyer Parish, Pireaux.

Rahr. Spuhler. On motion council arrpurned A. C. LEHMAN, City Clerk.

On Jan. 10th, 1880, at the Methodist par Gregor Roth has recovered from bis Ill sonage tu Helena, Mr. M.t-.ll. sessor. not later than in eptemDcr ot eacn year, his salary to be $500 per year.

ness. It did not affect the running of his Ban Sum. Dnvis. A friend, whose It pretty level, writes us as follows: BISH FF. of Helena, and ili-s UN ME PERRIGOUE.

In robust health. He was very highly respected. The Menasha Chair Co. is provldiag for the escape of its workmen In case of fire by putting up numerous ladders leading from the ground to the roof of its buildings. Fond du Lac Journal: IL A.

Cooper's boot and shoe stock was destroyed by fire on Sunday evening of last week. Tbe building was damaged $500; no insurance. S. D. Mann's commercial college overhead was damaged $100.

Cooper estimates his loss at $4,000, Insurance $1,300. Origin of the fire botet, as Mrs. R. is abundantly capable of managing that. Denials.

Thomas Moore, teacher in Miss Jknnik Pkukk.oi v. was born in An article in "Pecks' Sun," of Jan. 13th, house. Someone suggest to tbe White-ball Times tbat they split the difference by building tbe court-house at hitehall aud the jail at Independence. Wausau Pilot- Adam Groth, a marble dealer from Portage bas bought a fine granite bed near Wausau, and near tbe track of the St.

Paul R. R. We are sorry to see by tbe Winona "-old, tbat Col. Cockrell, of tbe Huff House, is confined to bis room with rheumatism. Weyauwega Chromelt: Andrew T.

Randall, aged 81, died in Fremont Jan. 21. Mr. Hazen, of Merrillan Junction, and itowe, of Eau Claire, have purchased the Tarbell House at Weyauwega. Neillsville Republican The school-house came near burning from an over-beated chimney.

A strange man was found frozen to death near Nasonvtlle. last Monday. He was driving a team which came Into Bake-vllle without a driver, inviting a seal eh whle-h resulted in rinding the body frozen School District No. 4, town of Scott, writes take) to tusk all rail road engineers who 320 ACRES FREE! 1 THE Davtla Lake Turtle Mountain And Mouse River Country- NORTH DAKOTA, Tributary to the United Stales Land Office at GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA, SUCTION A HAP and FILL particulars mailed FBLK to any address by H. C.

DAVIS, Assistant General Passenger Agent. St. Paul. Minneapolis Manitoba R. R.

80-33 ST. FAI MINN. tbe town of Howard, iu this county, and is the youngest daughter of iXJDBajtd Ji lia The tlnyua-rr savs that City Treasurer Harrow tax warrant has been extendeel us denying the truth of the statement of a er and stick to their pMof duty at the risk of their own lives. lrlhinks It tn PEltnitHii t. he bas many friends for 45 davs.

Thinks he will make the clos correspondent of the Advocate that many scholars of his school had been kept out by numbers, P. J. Mulcahey. 11:00 School management. Geo.

F. Steele. 11:30 U. S. Constitution Congress, Wiu.

II. Falvey. Intermission. 1:30 History, A. Century of Progress, Pat-ric Brick.

3:00 Reading Class in fourth reader. Mis- Louise Streckenbach. 2:30 Geography of United States, Miss Marv WilqueL 3:00 Penmanship, Peter Tuyles. 3:30 Select Reading, Thos. Moore.

3:45 Adjournment. Ell Martin, Thos. Moore, Com. J. II.

Gibson. at Menekaune, have left there ami came to this city on Thursday night last. Tiny will probably remain here. Dr. Israel Greexe, of this city.

was. years old last Saturday, Jan. 27. He is us ually in good health, but has been suffering from an attack of congestion of the longs and confined to his bed. Hosts of friends wish him a speedy recovery.

The cards are issued for the wed ling of Miss Ida M. Kixgsi.ey. of LaCroase, and Mr. A. L.

Reed, of Erie, tin- ceremony to take place at LaCfOaac I eh. 7tb. Miss K. is the young lady who vi-ite i for some time last Fall with Mr. ami Mrs.

Seymour and made many friends here. We acknowledge a verv pleasant eaS oo est collection ever made in the city. hereabouts who will be glad to hear from her from the far west. reetletinen and not srorfr. The article mention the- case of Sam.

Davis, whoso reason of himself, the teacher, boarding in Dr. W. G. Oliver Is suffering from the heroically faced danger, went down with of a fall and will be confined to his a house where some of the Inmates bad scarlet fever. He says the fever did not originate in the house; that it lasted only room for some time.

i- i ngine and received injuries from which he afterwards die-d. It savs that "one live COUNTRY DEALERS MM MPTIO I RED, ad old physician, retired from active prsrtlce having bad placed in his bands by id Km India tbe formula of a -1 id pie vegetable remedy for tbe speedy and iiermanent cure of Consumption, BroncbitU Catarrh, Asthma, and all throat and Lung atftrciions, alo a positive and radical core for General Debility and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, teels it bis duly to make it known to ni reliowa. Tne recipe, with full particulars, directions for preparation and use, and all necessary advice and instructions for sue- Kimball, of the Green Bay GloU tells the following: 'Sfortv zeerees bMow dompe- i- worth a hundred dead ones dro articulated an Inebriated husband as two weeks instead of two months; tbat there had been a case in the school, which had recove ed and the pupil was again in dailv attendance before the fever appeared ATTENTION! mysterious. The Fond du Lac papers give an account of tbe examination of Peter Pehl for the alleged murder of bis step-daughter, lie was acquitted of the charge. It was discovered one day but week tbat an attempt had been made to blow up tbe Tremont House, in Oshkosb, by allowing gas to escape in the saloon the same crime charged against Scheller in Milwaukee.

Thi- may be true, but is it not better one dead engineer, one wife left a widow, one bold It ft fatherless, one family bereft ol brother, but one man's friends io mourn death that, that It should be In- stiff In-side the road. His name could not F.HURLBUT Wholesale Dealer In the bouse where he boarded that our Teachers' Association, to be held at Pamperin's District, town of Howard, on Saturday. Feb. 3, 1883. PROGRAMME.

9:30: Business. MASKS, be a-ceitained. Stevens Tolnt Journal: John D. MeKin correspondents' statements were false, 4c. XT iTVTTYTTC i Zi7k Saturday from Mr.

A. cue it, oi d-mon city, Kansas, who came down on Friday to visit his nephew. Prof. C. A.

TtTKCB. In 1856-7 he published the Appleton reaaed hundred fold, as it would certain nou died in tbe Stevens Point hospital on Sunday night of last week, of typhoid Regular Habits. Onr old friend Oscar be rolled into his bouse at a late hour Saturday night. Tufts of hair nodding from the tops of neighboring snow-banks next morning Indicated tbe violent method employed by bis wife to reduce tbe figure from 40 to 20." Men sometimes tell jokes on themselves how if it Kim? Oconto Ltmderman: Stiles claims to ship 200 car-loads of lum-ler and cedar over the Michigan A Wisconsin railroad every week during the month of January. Twenty-eight cars of lumber were shiped from this city to Chicago one day this week via.

the St. P. E. G. T.

and if: If! 1 charge, by sddresting with stamp or stamped LrUAL. oAL I ly have been in tbis case bad Sam. Davi 9-45: Reading Class, F. J. Martin.

10:15 Arithmetic, Percentage. Mis Dovle FANCY GOODS ScC sei '-addressed envelope to Dr. U. E. CASS, fever.

'limped off, saved his own life but let the UKAYj of Ft. Howard, dropped in the other day to pay for his Advocate, and inci SOI ly i 201 York Jersey City, N. AT Charlie Blodgett started for Rhinelander iVm.but has sinee graduated into farm rag. He will remain several week- in lio- part of the State. whole train plunge madly on into destine nl No mind can imagine what the hor dentally remarked that he had taken the AI.E VTI E- eei if bought h-r at and other points a few days ago with $e0 ame price-, in fc lUKfc.

paper for over 30 years and paid for it a i. -ult would have been, and as for Manitowoc has suffered considerably during the late heavy snow-storm, and business has been at a stand-still. The roads have been all blocked with terrible snow-drifu and it is with great difficulty that tbe farmers can get into town. Mr. J.

J. Demisey, for the past few statement which our books will warrant. Haseltlne's money and about $135 of Tom Rice's money, to buy furs. Instead of going that way, however, 10:45: Rest. 11:00 State Constitution.

Miss Cuhman. 11:45: Intermission. 1:15: Roll Call. 150. Geog.

Germany, J. M. Lawrenee. 2:00: Penmanship, John Holzer. 230: Grammar, Parsing, U.

A. N'oys. 2:45: Rest. 8:00: History French Indian War. W.

Hager. Mary Doyle. 3:30: Querv Box. W. S.

Hager, Com. Wis. Mich. months a resident of this city and engaged in the practice of law. was on tbe can ana ve 31-33 F.

BASCHE, NEUTRALIZED He also stated that one man in Ft Howard had made all his boots for over 30 years. the engineer, would not any wife sooner jive up ber husband, children a father and mother a son and brother and -i-nr brother, or friends a friend, than Oulte a number of Oconto lumbermen be went to Oshkosh and thence to Milwau of the 23d inst. married at Iiishnp t- Tbe ship-yard at Manitowoc presents a kee and wrote back that he had lost the a iter's residence, in this city, to Ansk W. Hall, of Conn. In wliHt way a Prt VHl-nt Evil i) be That is what we call regular habits.

On looking over our subscription books we find quite a uumber of other men with more lively appearance than any other locality there. money gambling. Mr. Uaseltine went to Mllw aukee and could not find bim and is of that he should be branded all over the country as a coward, with the blame of the death of hundreds of souls all thrown upon Miss Bessie C. Dessoters was Oreans and Pianos.

ProL Weismiiler has just received, at his residence, corner of Cherry and Quincy streets, some elegant and exquisitely toned organs. He will keep organs and fine quality pianos on hand for sale at very low prices, clear below the list rates. Call at the house and see. 27-30 A. CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and Indiscretions of youtb, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis-ad by a missionary in South America. Seod a self-ad dressed envelope of the Bsv. Joseph T. Jnmas, station D.

f'eir York iy. Nov. M-re lyr Mborn ol Its Power to Harm. Malaria is a brod name- tor man- diseas and citizens left tbe city Tuesday evening for Dulutb. Among the number we notice Jas.

Sargent, Wm. Gill, Han. Tlbbets, James Archibald, G. T. Porter.

Ellis Jennings. Nat Gllkey, James Conniff, and R. W. Gllkey have been at Duluth for some time past. Tbe Holt Balcom mill, which ranks CEMENT, CALCINED PLASTER LAND PLASTER, GRINDSTONES, CARBON OILS, PROVISIONS, FISH, PORK, BEEF, LARD, Yard, Docks, Oil Warehouse and Pork Packing House, Washington St, first north of Beaumont House.

The firm of Hanson Scove. of Chicago, A Peculiar Cold Wave. As we noted regular habits, but alas! they are of a dif tbe opinion that tbe gambing story is most maid and Mr. E. P.

BolaXD rroom'sman. ferent sort. him for want of sufficient courage, and for es all originating in blood puiuomng. Bil ly a fiction and that he bas escaped with is having the schooner Emnskeegu entirely rebuilt. It is being lengthened ten feet aft.

Messrs. J. M. Schcmaciiei: ami C. II.

last week. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Jan. 21, 22 and 23, were intensely cold the the money. He wrote that be was going thinking more of saving bis own life than White returned from Milwaukee on Mon ious fever, the typhm and typhoid fevtrs and chllU and fever are prominent mem- 24th was iuite mild and we had begun to to Negaunee, where we believe he once among the largest on the bay shore, is un and will carry three ma-is instead of two as formerly.

The firm has just completed bers.ol the family. Valaria defies alike ihe lived. think that the cold snap had departed. dergoing extensive improvements and the manufacturing capacitv will be largely In- day A. M.

They state that the "'fire -ml" progresses slowly and that it i- their opinion that it will oe-cupy the- entire week, and builders, Ibe plumtiei's and the phys clans. when on Thursday morning Boreas" the building of a new tug of about eighty tons burden, and is at present building a of tie itmeut. the latter reased. Mr. Luke Baleom has charge of he work and what Luke don't know about distended his cheeks and gave us a parting almOSl ill.ivniUK.Tl-tl, rexilDinuu r.

-i Tbe yonng man Freeman, arrested fi-complicity in the Mead murder is a son of Dr. D. R. Freeman, now living at Manistique, Mich. The Dr.

and bis wife had CAP01N POKOt. PL A I faK ss I lie: preal- machinery ain't worth much. Mtt abti-maiarlal of li.e blast, right out of the south-wesL It struck up past midnight and was over before noon. The Oconto Company will expend Masters net anon me liver, spieen, oove VALUABLE PROPERTY 000 for improvements in tbeir mills in this and kidnevs. 7tf Green Bav.

Wis. parted, the young man espoued tbe eau-e of bis mother anil lee-atne estranged from 11 mn over ihe retr-on of 'he liver, and no The wind did not blow hard, but it sent the mercury dow almost to the bulb. 25 to 32 lty. the machtnerv in the Co hve mills Death of Mr. Cormier.

Mr. Alexander Cormier, an adopted son of Jas.Cormier, of A-iiwautx-non, died at his residence in Ft. Howard on Sunday morning. Jan. 28.

He had been troubled with asthma and othei complications for some time, but the im mediate cause of his death was dropsy ol the heart. His age was 37 years and he leaves a wife, but no children. He had been a faithful employe at Crocker's livery stable for about 10 years, was of good char acter and had many frieuds. The unera took place on Monday afternoon. Tattling.

A teacher in the gramma department of the high school has made i on the back over th kUinevs, thev ward off in charge of Mr. John Noonan, who bas the hundreds of precious souls under his ehargA It there ever was a hero it was on. Davis in fact he proved himself a Every soul on board of that train to-day, "I owe my life to brave -im. Davis," and not one will say tbat it was recklessness, Sim. Davis i- not forgotten, his true friends -till hold bis memory as dear as if be was still among the living And as for the passengers on that train, it must be (lotibtenl whether tbeir thoughts do not turn towards him every time they step on board of a train to go on a journey and il up endless thanks and praises to the man who so heroically saved tbeir lives at the father, had no home and drifted into below zero were the notations, according malaria like an armor.

oilier piaaie rs do this. probably lap over into next we k. The tcstlmoney, so far, la about tin same a- at Appleton. Rev. F.

B. Doe, of Ripon, is BtaM of ihe Home Mission Society and now offered the Superintendency of home missions for Texas and tbe Indian Tcrritoty. with head-quarters at Dallas, Tea-. Before permanently accepting, he will go down there in a few days ami assume the duties for three months. He is thoroughlv held tbe position for tbe past twelve years, and under whose supervision two of the mills were built, will be made.

The de bad company. Mrs. E. CARABIN offers for sal see to location. The peculiarity of it lies right When von pirchae.

satisfy yonrseir tnai JOHN DUNCAN Proprietor of the word CAl'CifiE is cut iu luc oeuter of large tug for the machinery of the old Wood, for Wm. Smith, of Duncan City, in the Straits, and is also rebuildiLg tbe Jennie Mullen, of Chicago. Rand Berger are repairing the tug Favorite and the schooner barge Butcher Boy, and also another barge for the Kirby Carpenter of Chicago. Tbey are also putting a new deck in the C. Borne, and are building a new dredge and two mud scows for tbe Gov't.

There is also another tag on the stocks being rebuilt and a small schooner being Grand Rapid Tnbune: work has ceni idence, corner of Jefferson and Crooks Sta. tbe piaster. mand for lumber abroad is lively and shipments from the yards in this city ex seabnry lohnon.Ci!-tiu-. iora. meneed on rebuilding tbe burned G.

W. ax St. P. R. R.

depot. here: that the cold wave did not extend to any distance north of Green Bay. At Oconto we are told the notations were only about 15 below zero and we personally with 4 improved lots; Lot 56 Savarino with buildings. Lots 12 and 13. Block 46.

Also lots and land in West De Pere and Law HOWARD FOUNDRY ceeded 120 cars last week. HlKbeat award at luieiri.atlona.1 Exposition. 31 The insurance companies have amicably ranee. n27 4m The I'pper Menominee. Norway Iron Broadway IIa-tirJaloor Rent.

The know that it was only about 10 below at adjusted the loss on the Roche House AND MACHINE WORKS. SASrrACTt'BEB OF Chronicle: James Higglns was killed by a Broadway II- hjse, i t. Howard, one of the Marinette. new rule; has appointed "committees" of fall of rock in tbe Perkins mine. Lake- Sunerier.

Neiraunee Iron Herald: cost of bis own. If some one will start the scholars to watch the rest and see tha Joseph Graverock has sold out bis meat Meteorological. The past week has ball rolliug. there is no doubt that the Two of the- children of Capt. James Tascoe at Cb ampiem.

have been taken with dipb they do not transgress any of the rules, re market business to August Hartmann. competent and conscieneious. The family of Mr. and Mr-. Kim i.i-GlESLER is very sadly afflicted.

ii Jan 6th they leist a son. Otto, aged about 5 years, with diphtheria. Ou the i'lth, Eddie, another son. aged 7 year-, dud with the same disease: and on the 57th a been a great improvement on the previous one, but was still verv cold, as the figures best establishe-d and most popular hotel- in Brown can be bought or rented at a very low price. There is an Artesian well, large barn, wood shed, ice house, and several nei buildings, all in good order, on the premises.

The Hotel has Menom nee Range, Iron Mountain: Edward theria within a few days. The Capt. and lam porting daily. If the members of th 'committee" do as they are bidden, the There are twenty-one vessels laid up at Manitowoc for the winter. The Goodrich Co.

has one fine steamer and a propeller laid tiionumeut that can be placed over the re-tnaiat of brave Sam. Davis will fully attest the thankful feelings of his friends, and all Ingram bas bought the drug and general wife were in New Orleans, where the will show. On Tuesday morning, the 30th J7J3S merchandise business of John Frie-derich. for the first time during the month the former was suffering with inflammatory those- who were on board of that train. ought to be punished for it by their parent hen they get home.

The teacher treat, the scholars, who are nt children, as i up there. Tbe Goodrich Co. has had until now, a piopeller making daily trips from nesuftsnsst. Tbe first serious fire in Iron Monntain daughter, Maud, died, aged aboui years. ntereury reached as high a point as 32 above tweutv-eicht rooms fr guests, besides par OR 2883.

lAen every friend of any that were on Hicbard Odjers Iot an eye by the falling ike to all azxmcanta. and to a zero. lors and family Its popularity i Milwaukee to Manitowoc. tomemof but vaar without oraertna-lt occurred at 8 o'clock on Sunday evening, Jan. 21.

It started apparentlv from a de The bereaved family now have bnl two left out of five the old -t and the young- thev were all liars, unworthy of belief, of a piece of rock into it, at the Ihoton The temperature for the past week has board should contribute towards this freely and -how that his memory is held dear and such that it is always crow. i v. ith guests Mr. O. B.

Mullen, of Chicago, owner of mine. been as follows: and this is the surest way to make thti such. the Jennie Mullen and other vessels, is in and an business is constantly being done. Mr. Con.

Me-Ginui-. the proprie that they arc thankful to him for the lives On Saturday morning of last week, a Sbawt pure. 4 iliuMtooa, prices, secants descriptions and valuable directions for rfnttar liuu varieties of Veeetabie and Flower Seeds, Plants, Fruit Trees, etc Invaluable to all, especially to Market Gardeners. Send for li CM. FERRY CO.

DETROIT Mick. 31-39 itowoc now. He is accompanied by H. S. fective flue.

The weather was intensely cold It was on the principal street in a row of wooden buildings adjoining each other, or nearly so, and there was no fire depart he saved. house at Kagle Mills, occupied by the fam est. They live near the east end of Che rry Chas. Laird, one of the pleasant officers on board of the I'. S.

Mich gnn. when she visited Green Bay la-t summer. Steam Enatncs and Berendsen, of nicago. tor, will vacate it the 1st ol lSt3, or before If desired. Embarking in other bu-iiie-s -au-e him t.

offi-r la- tine- hotel ilies of Edson Covert and a man named Thompson, was destroyed by tire. A part The weather of tbe first part of last week. Proposed Cities. A city charter bas Davs. 7 A.

M. 12 M. 6 P. M. 24 2 4 25 2ti 1 26 4 9 2: 27 14 25 18 28 7 20 17 29 3 20 14 30 32 37 20 A number of head of cattle, left ovc night in cars on a side track, at Green Bai a few days ago, were froze to death, tbe Keeord is informed.

The cattle were pacl ed so closely in the cars that they remaint 1 in a standing position after having die! Im en prepared for Dels re. submitted to of Covert furniture was lost. Ihe houe was the coldest that Manitowoc ever bad. The mercury showed from 26 to 32 degrees for sale or rent at a bargain. ment.

Neighboring buildings, including the Jenkins House, were speedily emptied of their contents and a large amount of Hud 1 Wignian for examination on its was worth $1,000. For further nartie-ulars write to, or call The North Jackson eneine house, wbieh legal points, amrsent to Hon. T. R. Hudd at Madison for introduction into the legis BOILERS, CIRCULAR SA MILLS, Brass adcI Iron Castings.

Shafting Mill Gearing and Machinery of every description. Tort Howard, Jan. 1882. 27tf below zero. Mr.

N. B. Morse, dealer in hay, wood, coal, butter, eggs, green peas, and all kind was used as a dry or changing bouse, WM 03. and see the owner, C. McGlxxis, Ft.

Ilow ard, Wis. nitf thieving was done. But the fire was well fought and conquered before extending very far. The losses are estimated as lature. The citv will retain tbe name of from the cold.

rxeu-aunee Enterprise. It would be a good idea to stop this par -graph right here as there is no truth in it whatever () Below zero. On Wednesday stood at 14. burned a week ago Saturday morning, to NEWS DEPOT. Depere.

-la it :5 for Gil tro painful diseases of tae has been detached and ill go on (facta duty to Galveston, Mexico and other ph-ces in connection with an expedition to establish longitudes by means of star ob- a-tions and telegraphic connection. The many friends he made in this city will be gratified to learn that he has promised to visit Green Bay again next season, when tbe Michigan makes her ailnual trip here. A Madison correspondence of the Milwaukee Sentmel, dated Jan. 27. gives this getber with the digging and dress suits of 75 or 0 men and in some instances small A.

W. Co.iK has recently openeJ a News West Depere also prepared a charter, 5 BOWELS. Oliver VanGlaze. building and stock BTi -n 01 cue acna pcison hich has been submitted to H. J.

Ilunt- Depot one door westol the AnveiCATE store -anjOfr tlie llnsw'flrt suArine which1 iJ2 tiauasM cf eaa lie has on hard a fuil line of stationery Circuit Court. The special term I this county finally adjourned last Friday. The following business was transacted, addition to that reported by us last week. THOUSANDS OF CASES of Uiis in saloon $6,000. No insurance.

Mrs. Goodman, tenant: household goods. No insurance. Andrew clothing etc loss $9,000. $2,000 insurance.

1--II. Esq. What the name will be does not appear. '-Lawrence" and "Nicollet" have been suggested and some favor the photograph and autograph pens arid iii ume nk, etc He keeps tbe latest hiuatco and of lumbermen's supplies, reports doing an excellent business. He ships large quantities of produce to Menominee, Escanaba and tbe Lake Superior towns.

He also ships to Manistee, Ludington, Cheboygan and several other towns across the lake. He helps to furnish the Quinnesec, Norway, Florence and Crystal Falls markets with produce, and all in all he bas as extensive a business as any man in Manitowoc His book-keeper is Herman Lawrenson, who is FCrirCCTLY CURED. Milwaukee dallies, besides all tbe popular old name of West Depere. si. Li macs sold ci urcgcists.

Installation. At the meeting of the Golden Rule Encampment, I. O. O. F.

held on the 26th the following officers were duly installed: C. P. J. C. Neville.

H. P. F. W. Schneider.

S. W. John Schuette. Scribe Eli Gotto. Treas.

E. C. Kittner. J. M.

Johnsou. The Trustees of the Encampmeut are-John Looze, Eli Gotto and Jos. Brown. Moth Proof Carpet Paper. Just re calved at the Advocate Store, an invoice ot Cedar mixed Carpet Felt.

No carpets hould be put down without placing tbis papar under It. TheexpenseiBsaved intbe wear of the carpet in one season, beslie the comfort in warmth and in walking over it. ROBINSON BRO CLARK. 121 Laing building stealage item in regard to persons fotnierH well imurazincs and oeriodicais ol Ihe day, and a ri csn lc re -1 br ma-IL This Is probably the best way for our from meat market, $450. $700 insurance on known here: Morrow vs.

I ity of Green Bay. Ord staying proceedings until re-assessment is made. Henry Foerste vs. Christian Schma'il. sums of money.

Loss on building $1,500. In Luck. Messrs. A W. Hattland and Capt.

Nat. Hibbert. of tbis city, Capt. Wm. Seelgwick, of Isbpeming.

and Capt. Nat Moore, of Ashland. last week effected sale of a portion of their Agogebic property for $70,000, giving each one of these gentlemen the handsome sum of something over $17,000. Tbey still retain the most valuable part of tbeir original possession in tbat region, and with the establishment of railway connection herewith, will doubtless realize a fabulous sum. We understand that a contract has already been made for tbe building of a road from tbe main lice of the Wisconsin Central to these mines.

big as9ottment of ink stands, pocket-books neighbors to find their way out of the com Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. Clinton, of Big Insur- building.

Wm. Parent, saloon loss $2,500, ance $1,000. etc. Mr. Cook Is a very popular younti plications of town and village government.

springs. lex. were in the city during tin Judgment of foreclosure for $1,545.86. man in Ibis city, and If bis friends need any but if an agreement between the two were J4-25 Joseph Bertsch. small stock of confec week attending the funeral of James Campbell, the father of Mrs.

Clinton, which thing in his lite tbey will do well to go and possible, we think it woulii have been still a young man oi aunuy, anu every tning took place last Sunday. Mr. Clinton i a see bim. 25tf connected with his office is kept in apple better to unite as one city. verv promluent railroad geutlcman of tin Lone Star State.

pie order. tionary, etc Complete loss. C. E. Parent estimates bis loss, from larceny and breakage, at $2,000.

Tbe proprietor of the "Lost Charlie Ros6" was a loser to a considerable sum by the depredations of pilferers. Mr. Jenkins estimates that $150 will cover The Fidelity and Casualty Com Carpets. SKEELS BEST, i8 Religious. Kt.

Rev. E. de Schvveinitz of The Windiate House affords comforts to a David Gorham, baa leased the Shaw pauy ot M-w lorn; a company msiuiiijj! the Moravian church was during the latter ano Journal from J. M. Rogers, the propri goodly number of guests daily, and land against accidents to the person desires to ap Maggie Mitchell.

-One of the largi st audiences ever assembled in Green Bay as the oue that gathered at Armory Hall today evening to see and hear the ce e-brated actress Maggie Mitchell and her a de support iu tne play of "Fauchon, the Cri k-et." The play was exceileutly render -d. the lady doing herself great credit, and as received with marked evidences of appr tor. Mr. Rogers has gone to Washington, pert of the last and the former part of this point a live agant in each town in upper lord Windiate is feeling happy. Of Interest to Partners.

Tbe Oshkosb Times has tbe loi lowing: the damage to the hotel furniture. week on a visit from Bethlehem Pa. in this Micbleran, and for this purpeise soncitscor- The North Western House, which is H. P. Colburn.

of R. O. Philbrook's store An important case was decided by Judge The Class Concert at Music Hall, Ft Howard, on Tuesday evening, was a very meritorious and artistic entertainment, reflecting much credit on Miss S. and her talented assistants. Mr.

Will Workman, of West Depere, whose name was on tbe programme, was unable to be present ai Mrs. Emily LeClaire Rarteau gave a number in his place, which was einored and she responded with another piece. An supper followed tbe concert. owned and managed by Mr. M.

Ketten- rospondence from reliable parties in that State wishing to engage In this business. refused to allow the goods to be removed Puiiinn in tne ureen Lake circuit court wbtcn will be Interesting to pertners in bus Parties may spend only their spare time and the result showed his good sense; the iness. Some time since IV. H. Stacy, mem D.

C. iShaicaiHi Advocate. Wm. Luby. of Oconto, who i- largely interested in lands in thi- count y.

is making a sojourn of a few davs iu town. Li Co. Advocate. Capt. John Doak, of Green Bay, which city he now makes his home, is spending few days in Ahnapee.

Ketrauuee nter prise. Jolly Captain Lake, of Green Bav, who city. On last Sunday forenoon he conducted an Euglish service in the Scandinavian Moravian church iu Ft. Howard, Rev. Mr.

Hoeb of thi- city assl-ting him. In the evening he preached in the German language in the Moravian chureh of this city, assist solicitlngand make money. For particular ber of the tirrn of s-taev Lawson. of lilu apply to or adelresa E.K.aNSOKGE, tooville, Waupaca county, sold out to P. V.

uuiiuiug was saveei. The Range folks are scientific they say the cold weather congealed the "peroxyde of hydrogen" in the printing office boiler. The Bolles Co. The E. E.

Bolles Wo Ware of West Depere, is gettinf in NewFall and Winter Goods. WE DESIRE TO CALL ATTENTION TO OUR TXTEW CLOAK DEPARTMENT, WHERE CAN BE FOUND THE NEWEST STYLES IN Lawson, Jr. bis interest in tbe business. When tbe sale took place, the firm was in hofen, is the best hotel in the city, and it seems tbat the travelling public is aware of it, for the hotel is constantly crowded with guests. Mr.

Kettenbofen's tables are always laden with the nicest eatables the market affords his rooms are elaborately furnished, so if you ever have occasion to go to Manitowoc don't forget to call at the North Western House and partake of Mr. K's excellent hospitality. this winter, delivered at the factory, at, nit debted to W. H. Stacy in the sum of $12,000.

ed in the services bv the Revs. Messrs. The Green Bay Dailm Data expired last Bv tbe terms of sale Lawson was to pay ail week, after an illness of thirteen months. debts of the firm. The questions involved 2,000,000 feet of pine logs and 3,000 cord of kit stuff.

The firm also bas contracts for 1,500,000 feet of logs, to be delivered on the It was a spicy little sheet in life, and de this suit were as to whether by the term. General Agent ror Michigan. 41 Pine Ureen Bay. Wis. n48tf A $20.00 Biblical Reward.

The publishers of Rutlnigt's Monthly offer twelve valuable reward9in their Monthly for February, among which is the following: We will Klve In gold to tbe person telling us which is tbe middle verse in tbe Old Testament Scriptures by February 10th, Oppcn aud Hocb. Kev. Mr. Wolff, the pastor, presiding at tbe organ. Both services Wert well attenileel and the Bishop's elo-ejuent words were beard with marked at- served a better fate.

of purchase Lawson was not liable for debts eshtigo and will probably purchase ot her due memners 01 tne nrm as ouisianuing had charge of a lake steamer en old Michigan for many years, spent several da- Milwaukee the past Week. He is a staunch defender of total abstinence Mu. A'rauuj 1 elegraph The Marinette Eagle has the following: "Borie" Beaumont has leen away, on the sick list latelv. He came up a few elai The Brown. Tbe steam barge W.

L. Bream is to be fitted up to run this year as regular passenger and freight boat, between this city and the Green Bay east shore. Esc an aba, Fayette and Manistique. Capt. Friend Spafford will be in command and McCormick A Co.

agents. The Wei-tome, Haurley and probably ihe John A. Dix will run on tbe same rnofe. Florence Mmmg Nes: The public school-house burned at about midnight Wednes debts. Judue Pulling has decided that be 1 teution.

in the spring. The factory is rum ing table, and that Stacy has a good cause ot ac day night. The water works did not work full this winter, but is not being crow ed. tion. A a matter of cour, tne case will CLOAKS, JACKETS, DOLMANS, CIRCULARS Thawed out.

One John Steenberger to speak of. First, the hydrant had to be tie annealed lo the supreme court, locb The Land Bill. The bill for sale of I im- put into tbe lock-up one night last week. thawed out and then the water main burst. LrrriE scamico.

Eds of the Advocate: Dear Sirs: Snow in this vicinity averages nearly three feet deep, thus making work in the woods Barber, of this vity, represenieu oiacy wnue 1883. Should two or more correct answers be received, tbe reward will bediideL Tbe money will be forwarded to the winner Februarv 15th. 18N3 Persons trying for her on the vienominee te vation in Sb iW- C. Kirwin, of Meenan, appeared lor Law ago from Green Bay to look over hi- a stamping ground. Miss Jennie Jacobs, of Green Bay, is The water did some good, however, in Bav ing other buildings.

The loss on the school son. ano Co. has been reported favorably to the spending a few weeks in Marinette visit IN DIAGONAL, SATIN AND SATIN FUR LINED. mmWnmmmmmmmmmmmnmnWmmmmmWmmm Escanaba. From the Iron Port Fish at Frank Melotte, of this place, was taken to house was $1,200 and on furniture $200; no Insurance.

ing friends and relatives. House. It is understood to provide foi tbe sale of tbe standing pine, in not to ex eed SO acre tracts, to the highest bidder, an 1 at seven cents keep the fishermen out on the Mr. John Campbell, of Holland and Miss Beer Hot ties. The proposed change in the tariff on green and colored glass bottles, phials, demijohns and carboys, from 35 per cenL ad valorem to a specific duty of 1 per cent, would, so Congressman Gueuther has the credit of discovering.

his last resting place, the town cemetery, last Sunday. The deceased about a year The county board has bought a 4,500 lb. ice. Bridget Powers, of tbis city, were marrieel not less than the appraised value. eie tbe reward ruu6t send 20 cunts in silver (no postage stamps taken) with their answer, for which they will receive the March Monthly in which tbe name and address ol tbe winner of the reward and the correct will be published.

This may be worth $20.00 to you; cut it out. Address RUTLRIXiK POBUSHBIS CoMFANY. Ess-loo, I'enus. safe for the register of deeds. A new Episcopal church edifice Is pro at the Catholic church Wednesday morning ago.

contracted consumption, which resulted in his death. is said to be not less than 400,000,000 ot It was cold enough up there to "freeze A reception was held lor the couple on iLat i vi.lently thought a "cooler" was unnecessary vv ith that temperature and lay his head ri n-t a hot stove and went to sleep. He might hav burneel up like a candle without knowing it had he not been discovered, in- bat was burned. Police Justice Brice gave him a week In the county jail. -ueuberge-r was released from his confinement on Monday, but not liking the weather, stole a pair of shoe-pacs from Duclratcau Co.

on Tuesday and was sent back for 30 days at hard labor, which suited him, except the labor part. posed for next season. evening at the residence of Peter Hart. lane on the reservation. THE NEW STYLES OF ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.

The minimum degree of cold there dur the plants off of the hat of a red-headed girl." Mr. Smith, the efficient R. R. agent of Ihe groom is a well-to-do farmer of Brown increase the import duty on beer bottles three fold. The change would cost the ing the cold snap was 23 or 24 below zero The tz the this place, bas been called.

to take charge of county, and the bride a lady who has many friends to unite in wishing much happu I. Xecnah tiazette. the government weather observer said 23. Long Distance Telephones. It is be remaining on banel at tbe new owners of the steamer Hascleu.

will ETTIK Bert Brewing Milwaukee, $50,000 year. Brown Oounty, Wif. the Marinette office. Mr. May, of Peshti go, succeeds him here.

14 Cireen Bav Plushes, VelTBts and hart are Beautiful. Malaria la a broad name for many disease ginning to be demonstrated that telephones can be used for almost an unlimited distance. On Sunday experiments in talk Big Purchase. The E. E.

Bolles Wood Miss Bloss, an Oshkosb Normal student. Klaus Hall. Tbe masquerade at Klaus vsj-tly improve her for the season's -usi-nesa. The old engine will be taken out and a new one ot much greater power put in also new wheels. The boat will be hor- all originating in blood poisoning.

fever, tbe typhus and tyhoid levers and seems to be giving excellent satisfaction In district No. 2. She has introduced such Hall on Monday evening was very well attended and provocative of lots of fun to the HOSIERY, en Ware Co. has purchased of Mr. Stetson for $8,500 his land, titular and mill site in Gienmore.

about 400 acres, and bas also ing over long distances were made in Jthe At the Elevator of W. W. Cargill methods as cannot fail to bring success. square foot. Tbe prizes aw arded were as oogbly repaired, repainted and put in irst-class trim.

Mutual Union Company, 136 Broadway, New York, where conversation was car mutter-are particularly quiet just now, February, 1st, 1883. Barbol, Jno Baker, Frank Bengman, Ben Dumlske, Kasimer Demuth, Jno Dutrie. Peter Ganthir, Verqinie Uoetzman, Nickel Hoskell, Warren Herbwig. Wm Hendricks. Kittie chills and fever are prominent members of tbe family.

Malaria defies alike tbe builders, the plumbers and tbe physicians. De. pairing of ordinary treatment, tbe latter al purchased other tracts iu the neighborhood The old saw mill, which has done service Hinder, Nick LaBean, Jos Lanoy, Mrs. Chas. John Malcorps, Ilcsire Royerson, Will Kot-kefaller, Nathan Sisler, Mary Smith, Geo Smith, Mrs Nellie Standish, WirrM-khe, Fredrick Wright, Faiuiie.

the late snow blockade having closed up business matters on the line of the railroads ried on easily, first with a ground circuit here for many years, is now being repaired Fair. The ladies of the- eandina ian A Fire was averted at the reslden of and a Hopkins telephone between New for the coming season's work, which, it is cUurch society in Ft. Howard realized Thos. Toseland the- other evening. The most unanimouusly ree-emmsnd BENSON'S pretty generally for a time.

We hope by ork and estfield, by way of from theli recent festival and fair about lamp sat on the supper table and th fire et eek to bp able to state that business anticipated, will be heavy. Mr. Lucia has recently filed papers on Danbury Hartford and Springfield, a di OAPC1NE PORUUS PLASTKK as tbe greatest anti malaria specific of the age. These plasters act upon the liver, spleen, follows: Ladies' prizes 1st, Tyrolese Girl, Julia Klein; 2d, Rebekah at the well, John Nick, 3d. Nurse, Joseph Beih.

Gent's prizes 1st, Poultry Teddler, Nick 2d, St. Jacob's Oil, Manfred Jacobi; 3d, Gambrinus, Theo. Uoppe. The prizes were very good ones and wc think the satisfaction was general. ran down into it.

Mr. T. put his aand $120 for tbe benefit of the church. Hills, Kieve tance oi loo miles. Another wire by way third improvement of his patent log-roller.

i- booming ftaiu. The- Railroads. Trains on all the rail quickly over the chimney and put it out Hill, (talc Carl Mantbey bas purchased the of Albany was introduced, and instead bowels and kidneys. Worn ovr the region of tbe liver, and liut the lamp exploded, doing no st rious pi sons callina fort ho above letters please He intends keeping his inventive mind at work, that no infringement may be made marble business of J. Weismiiler and wil of grounding the wires a metalic circuit ro say Advertised.

damage. upon the back over tbe kidneys, they off malaria like anai mor. No other plast le st rnniiiug into this city are now about regular again, the roads having recovered i consolidate it with bis bhop near Walnut was used, thus getting rid of Induction dis- GLOVES, BIBBONS, LACES. HEADQUARTERS FOR KNIT UNDERWEAR OF ALL KINDS; HOME MADE AND EASTERN CLOTHS. FLANNELS AND BLANKETS.

Our Store is full. We are bound to give better value for your money tban you can find elsewhere. Car. A VERY LAfiGE YARI1TY OF Carpet on his patent. A Ktray Bird, about tbe size of a -obln street bridge.

from the effects of the blizards. notice to eaa.meTOBs. disturbances. With a circuit measuring Dr. Van Der fiorst.

Little Suamico in but of lighter color, sang and whlstlec most autilul ly and cheerfully on a tree oi Pine telligent physician, is having abundant sue do this. When you purchase, satisfy yourself that the word LAPC1NE Is cut iu the center of the plaster. Saabury Johnson, New ork. Mortrase. Tbe of the TkJOTICE is hereby given, tbat sealed pio-1H posuls will be receivwl by the Committed on streets and Krhiites and the street liny Market.

Prairie bay is selling in the market at from $5 to $6 per ton and cess here. One cannot fall to profit by County Board on mortgages have been hay street oc Monday morning. It atti acted visit to th DHs office and look oyer the Siineriiitemlent of the city ot uie-en Bay at ing quite a session, examining tbe abstracts, beat quality of timothy has sold the past Uigbeat awards at International Bleighrtde. On Wednesday evening of last week about fifty of the scholars and teachers of the high school enjoyed a sleigb-ride about the city and to Depere and hayk. A teacher and one of the boys were dentially left at Depere, each sleigh oad thinking tbat they were in the other sle gh.

ueuuy tier. 8 omi-, unm asunoay, trie week at $0 per ton. day of JanuHiy IssX at clock p.m. more attention than an organ grinder but no one seems to be sure just what ad of a bird it was. 400 miles in distance, conversation was carried on with equal ease.

Experiments are to be made this week with a wire between New York and Buffalo, giving with return wire, a distance of nearly 1,000 miles. Farmers and others desiring a gen'eei, lucrative agency business by which, tS to ftp a day can be earned, tend addtess at once, or postal, to H. C. wilkinsos A 1JS and I9T fulton Street, New fork. 814m Horses lor Tne undersigned bas for tumi-hiDg fifty white pine or norway Dine or elm snlles 60 feet Ions- and about 1 Attention is called to Ibe new advertise Pohtigo is.

we are sorry to hear, suffer foot in the center, to be delivered intbe ing from a severe scourge of diphtheria and ment of F. W. Base-be, of masks, valentines, 1st at wholesale. Fred is a reliable dealer on bind for sale a few teams of good horses and will keep a stock during tbe coming fall citvol ilreen Bav wherever diree-u-d bv the other sickness. many curiosities which he has collected or made, and hear their histories.

XI me and Expense Saved Hard workers are subject to bilious attacks which may end In dangerous Illness. Parkers' Ginger Tonic keetie the kidneys and ilver ac'lve, and by preventing tbe attack saves sickness, lime and expense. Detroit frets. 81-34 Kew Paper. A new weekly pap was issued from the hue Data office on Sal uday last, called Th Advance, with Joseph Maur-er's name at the head.

It is a four lumn snd winter. Attention of lumbermen and Skeelif Best. A heavy snow storm West, on Tuelav, on the line of the G. W. St- P.

B. R. has delayed freight trains but all passe; iger Jnst Received at tha Advocate store Lilacs. Mr. and Mrs.

Jas. Drake, of thbiedty, florist, have recently had a bush street Superintendent uurlng tha month ol February, IS83- x. Mavaa. it a nit, P. Pabish, Com.

on streets and bridges. P. ax. htreet superintendent. Ureen Bay, February 1, 31-38 i wvafc large assortment of new cheap blank books, miners is especlall; called to tbis fact.

p. Mccormick. Ureen Bay, Dec 20, 181. 35 3m 94 Washington Green Bay, Wis. ill white iiiaes in blossom at their bouse.

Diaries, a large and eiied assortment for tor sals at the Advocate store, tf folio sheet. trains are running preunpb on time to which we invite special attention, tf..