Green Bay Advocate from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 3

1 1 mmmmmmm Strong' Bank. The report of Receiver of Peoria, Persoal. Mr. M. T.

Case POLITICAL. Advocate. Qttm zv 1 SPRING GOOD: Elmore, filed in the clerk of the Circuit Court's office on Thursday morning, wa very full and complete, considering the It Worked Weil It has been known for some time, among the Blaine wire pullcis. TUIRSD1I, JCJIB 13, 1884. that as far as the Kepubiicans are concerned Chicago is a Biaiue city, and in holding the Republican Convention in that eity.

tbe Chips. Hurrah for Blowgun and Lane. The nominations at tbe Republican convention are everywhere greeted with the wildest enthusiasm, as the following dispatches received by us will show: Chicago, June fith, isst. The convention has just nominated Blaine. Half the members are wild with delight.

The harmony exhibited when the resolution that all would stick by tbe candidate, whoever he might be, wa under snort time allowed to look up so many years business, much of which requiring examination of records and books in other offices. To ascertain the yalue of some of HOME AND MISCELLANEOUS. the River Xeenah and Menasha seem to be Improving thU sea-ion. Quite a number of buildings are going up, some of them very nice ones, including a large mill. The Mturifha Wooden Waro Co' f-wtor-es are rurn'ng ardu after having been shut down for a f-w days.

Appleton in one of the liveliest of the towns in this region and a large number of buildings will be put up thi season, O-likot-h does not strike us a liavine any great building boom year, t-ut is ronl-- benefit was bad ot the blowers and strik ers" there to help shout with the paid army LATEST NOVELTIES IN Dress Goods and Trimmings. Fntrred at the Post OJtce of Green Bay, as seroni-class mail mailer. A Happy Family. We dropped in the other day, at the Xorthwestern Orphan's Home, in this city, which is under the personal charge of llev. Karl E.

O. Oppen. We were most pleasantly received and accepted an invitation to look over tbe premises a courtesy wblcb Is extended to any visitor at any time. In fact Mr. Oppea would like to have visitors, a be would prefer tbat the public sbouid kneu how the establishment is'managed, rather than tbat they should take it for granted that il ia all right.

The inmates of the house at present consist of Mr. Oppen's own family of four, a male teacher, matron, two young lady assistants, a gardener and tfee Rey. Thko. Ebert, who is sick and has come up here from tbe east to recuperate his health; also 36 orphan children, ranging In age from from abroad. The enthusiasm waa con fined to Chicago.

As an evidence, take our own city. How many Kepubiicans in this consideration, baa not been exceeded since OScial Paper cf City and city were -a'UhCd' with the nomina'-on? To the day when Satan had the little disagree F-rr R. li. Time CnnU 4th jftqe. ment with the reigning Power in the celes the assets it will require much more time to correspond and look up record with parties in other cities.

This report created a shock in tbe community almost equal to the announcement, ten daj a before, that the bank had failed, as it showed that instead of depositors getting 75 per cent, as at first annouueed they would probably not realize over 25 per cent, and possibly not over 20 percent. It broueht sorrow to scores of poor people, many widows and orphans who had placed the bard earnings of ve.rs of economy, and almost privation, in tbe bank for safe keeping, and the old tial kingdom. Milwaukee, Jane 5th, 1884. The news of Blaine's nomination waa received here with the prof oundest profundity. An anvil was fired amid intense excitement Nobody hurt lug gnwlunl and at the same ti'iio prmn-nent lmprovf inenis.

We are particularly pleaxed with the taptc iy the ornamentation of residence grounds. Last week's losue of tbe Appleton -cent commenced Vol. Si. We t-ike off our bat to congratulate. The Orescent is one of the best of the papers of the Fox Paver Valley and deserves to be immortaL The Appleton Turncis are to have a three days celebration on the occasion the dedication of their new hall, commencing June 21.

Decoration day was observed with great HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS. We arc Sole agents for the genuine FOSTER LACED KID GLOVE. Washington, D. June 5th, 18S4. On receipt of news of Blaine's nomina tion here, orders were immediately given to commence assessing the Postmasters and Revenue Collectors, as every cent tbat can be raised will be required.

Death McCartney. Ia our It paper we briefly mentioned the deith 4 Mrs. David McCartney, of Ft. Howai I. It occurred on Tuesday eveuio, June 3 She bad long been ill a year or more ieTersI times was siippoel to be on vciy verge of the erave, bat had rallied, while her death might have been expeefc al any time, it was nevertheless i-uddf t.

AltUougil the had sufleied ereatiy her 3 w.ik iaceful. Her disease waa uervo prostration Her maiden name was Last Elizabeth Harris and the wm burn it Belmont Ohio, whe she was married to Mr. McCaRtXKY. Thi removed to 0hkonn, in the pring i lStG, resided there live vearsand then moved to VU Howard, which lias since bet their resilience and where she was wide known, beloved by many ami respected all. The bereavement is indeed a sad oi to the family and the loss will be wide felt in the community.

The funeral took place from the residence on Friday morning. Rev. Dr. Hc-suall and Rev. Mr.

Brows conductir the services. Dr. II. in his remarks paid a very high compliment to the Christian character and virtues of the deceased. quartet composed of jlr.anJ lire, vt Mrs.

T. E. 11 akkis and Mr. R-Hcxderso did the singing. The floral tributes we! magnificent, having rarely been equalled i any similar service in this county.

Amos the pieces were "the gates ajar," wil 'a white dove, a star, a broken column, a sickle, a wreath, apillov and rich all 1 beautiful bouquets. The pall bearers were: Messra. A Ku -e all- T. Bennett. J.

Ta yler, E. Ckoo T. M. Camm. William Bell, J.

Aj -lex, D. M.UrRxs, II. SIcDoxald. TLe remains were deposited in the Ft, Howar 1 cemetery, the hearse being drawn by th 3 family horses, driven by their accustome 1 driver. The grave was prepared by JIi.

C. IL White, who so thoroughly an 1 beautifully trimmed it with flowers an I evercreens that the earth could not seen, making it a "bed of roses," iustea I of a cavern of gloom Bangok, June 6, 18S4. A man was arrested here last night and ceremouy in the great nisjoi iiy, Ttinice was not the let 2d or even 3d choice. A Wet Blanket. The nomination of Blaine was like a wet blanket to the great majority of tbe of Brown Co.

Said a prominent Republican to us: "We are afraid of him, he is not a afe man, he is too ambitious. He would not hesitate to embroil us In a foreign war, if by so doing he could advance his political interests." The Lincoln boom has gone to join the Grant boom, the Bristow boom and tbe Arthur boom. Oshkosh Aorlhwest-ern. The pell nicll manner lu which Blaine'a nomination was rushed through, legardless of all other men or considerations, will prove tbat after a storm come a calm, and thoughtful people will now sit down and calmly council together and advise caution and moderation in our national affairs. If our neighbor will take the trouble to look over the names of tbe active, influential Republicans who went from Wisconsin to Chicago to help the "Arthur boom" be will see that tbe first thorn of his friends was not considered by the "put up job" that was yelling Itself hoarse for Blaine.

shot from a mortar for asserting that instead of Jas. G. Blaine having been nominated for President, it waa simply a chut-blain tbat bad covered the country. He has been visiting here- Hon. D.

M. Kelly arrived in the city, from XevS York, on Tuesday morning. Mrs. A. V.

OLmstbd has been visiting relatives in Fond da Lc Co. Mr. "Ciiarlkt" Sharpb, of Oshkosh, pent Sunday and Monday here. Dr. Wakd Is absent from the city this week on a professional trip.

Senator Saw ykb wentnorth, to Menominee, on the Tuesday eve. train. Mr. A. Cole, of Oconto, was in the citv ast Monday.

Mrs. J. W. Tatlou and child, of Fond du, Lac, are visiting at the house of Lit father, Capt. Lake.

Mr. 'D. S. Beach, administrator of the Tremble estate, left the first of the week for his home in lower Michigan. Mr.

G. L. Miller, of Appleton spent Sunday in this city, as we believe be hail a perfect right to. Mr. F.

E. Hoyt, of Rochester, visited Mr, L. B. Godfrey last week Dr. Geo.

Eastmax is visiting relatives and old friends iii this city. Rev. L. J. White attended the Winnebago (fresbyterian) Convention last w-rek at Springvale, Fond du Lac Co.

Mrs. II. F. Spencer left here on Tuesday of last week for a visit of several we eks in Buffalo, N. Y.

Mr. Valentine Seaman, of Orange X. has been visiting bis uncle here, the venerable Dr. Israel Greene. We bear that Capt.

Joseph Lobdell- is verv low with heart disease, with little prospect of improvement. We are sorry to hear that Haery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.

Reynolds, of Chtea go, is again very sick. Mr. O. L. Harder, last week, made a business trip northward and westward to Ashland, Wausau and other points.

Mr. L. B. Godfrey is absent on a business trip to Chicago, and will be gone several days. Mr.

William McCartney, of Marinette, attended the funeral of his brother's wife in Ft. Howard last Friday. Mrs. D. C.

Ayres left on Wednesday to attend a meeting of the directors of the Industrial Home at Milwaukee, Mrs. Simeon Mills died at ber home in Madison, on Monday. She was one of the oldest residents of Dane county. Sirs. I.

Sikpiiessos nee Miss Lizzie Burns, is expected here on Wednesday Gakrkt of the town of Freedom, died of heart disease la-t week, at tbe age of Hi years. Mr. R. Schwartz has returned from the east, where he had been to attend a funeral. Appleton Post; John Nolan's residence and granery, town of Freedom, were burn was ascertained to be an Arthur man.

Cincinnati, June 6, 18S4. Some of the Arthur men here are at tempting to damage the reputation of Mr. Blaine. His best friends, however, do not Prints, Sheetings, Denims, Shirtings, Jeans and Cottonades. Never so cheap as now.

Farmers will do well to call and see how very cheap our goods are. Your can save Money by buying of us. ed last Saturday evening. Loss in notes and stock and bonds in the bank showed that the bank had received iU death blow during the panic of 1873, and had been struggling ever since to extricate itself from tbe shocks then received. It Is now told by several citizens that the last time the U.S.

Bank Examiner examined the bank, as a National bank, he said "tbe bank could not stand another examination and must close up." and to save the closing of the bank by the Government it was changed from a National bank into a private bank. Since that time, (Mr. Strong, we are told, baa written from Canada to parties in this city) be has been trying to gain lost ground by, the same old story, in speculating in wheat and stock and has lost heavily in his operations. This statement, and many others that are being made, will be proved or disproved as the Receiver progresses with his examinations, which we are satisfied will be positive, tborough and impartial. Mr.

Strong has a letter, written from Canada, to the Milwaukee Sunday Sentmel, which we copy below, as a matter of general information, as follows: a card from president stkong. think tbat it can be done. surance $o00. On the eveninsr of the 5th int some unknown parties entered tbe Commercial House, Kaukauna. owned bv Mr ii.h.

OrnBay.Winona St.PalH- R- Trains Arrive anil LeaTe FortHoward. No. I ExpreileaveseireryinorninRexeept Sao-lxy at a- in. and arnresat Winona at 4 45 p.m. No.2 gipressleavesWinooaevervdavex-cpl Sunday at 10MB a.

m. and arrives at areen Bay at 86 p. m. Accommodation train leaves Fort Howard' going west, at 8:00 A. and arrives, eom-iat east, at 6 P.

M. Free Reading Room. There will be a Free Keading Koom opened next Sunday, June 15th, in the old council room, over the pott office, from 9 M. until 1 P. M.

Gentlemen of all ages and nationalities are cordially invited to make use of this room. By order of the W. C. T. U.

Concert. The M. E. chureh of this city will give a concert on Tuesday evening, June 17th, at Klaus' Hall. A clance at the following programme will serve to indicate the high character ot the entertainment: PROGRAMME.

Part I. 1. Piano Solo "Adagio," 5th Symphony, Beethoven, Dr. M. II.

Beck. 2. Quartett "Spring Song" Xovello. Air. ri.

Elarteau, Airs. T. E. Harris, Mr. O.

J. B. Briee and Rev. O. H.

P. Smith. 3. Soprano Solo ''Sing, Smile, Slumber Gounod. Mrs.

H. Weise. 4. Duet, "Life' Dream is O'er" Aseher. Mrs.

T. E. Harris and Eev. O. H.

P. Smith. 5. Soprano Solo, "Waltz Sons" Blake. Mrs.

S. Ilarteau. Part II. X. Tiano Solo.

"Titania" WehlL Miss Lulu Dili. 2. Contralto Solo. on Fire" Russell. Mrs.

T. E. Harris. 3. Tenor Solo, "In Native Wortli" Havdn.

Rev. H. P. Smith. 4.

Soprano Solo, "LaFioraja" BevignanL ilrs. I j. B. Smith. Quartett, '-Good I ight, Beloved" Pin- Mrs.

S. Harteau, Mrs. T. E. Harris, Mr.

O. J. B. Bijce and Kev. O.

H. P. Smith. Admission, So eta. Xo reserved seats.

Tickets at the door. Xkw York, June 6. 1884. The Democrats here are very enthusias ell. in search of booty, which proved very successful to the burglars.

Tbey effected an entrance to the landlord' mm n.t tic oyer the nomination of Blaine. They think they could not have made a better strike had they dictated who the nominee should be. ceeded in gettinsr about SX0 made their way to the room of 31is Mary Mitchell where thev -xt- The question aa to whether a woman can and a valuable eold watch. Th nt hold her tongue has finally been determin ed in the affirmative. A man came i tn apartment vbited was that of Mr.

George Kelso. Here they obtained SS iu money, which was taken from his pantaloons pocket while the little fi-l'nw with 1.1- town the other day and wanted to look at the printed list of depositors In Strong's bank said be had been told that his wife bad money there. Sure enough, her name al forethought flcptquietly with some $100 under his pillow. SPRING GARMENTS AND SHAWLS. Carpets, Carpets, Carpets.

NEW PATTERNS FOR STAJVIPING SKEELS BEST, Menasba Press: Val. Laxpgkaf is en larging hi hotel, having purchased of Mrs. wa fonnd for $200. She not only hd never told him but had denied it to bim since the uaab the adjoiningr property, into which failure. to remove his grocery stock.

Oconto. The Enquirer notes that the A cooper named Cox, in the wooden 94 Washington St, Green Bay, Wia. 14tf'82 Scandinavian church came near burning by ware factory, ha fa'len heir to SoOO. There are current rumors of a new ehuir fire carelessly started in tbe sawdust. Miss Marion Orr baa returned to Ohio.

Jailor Call ha refused to allow the re factory to be started in Menasba. Necnah (iaz.tte: On Monday night lars entered the Central Hnt.i of y.u.o moval of the insane from tbe jail and Fat about 18 months to 15 years old. Tbe most of these children have been gathered from our immediate neighborhood Green Bay. Ft. Howard, Wrightetown, Oconto, Marinette, Ac, and some perhaps from greater distance.

When we went there they were having a merry frolic, apparently as happy in etch other's society as the children of any one household. Indeed Mr. Oppen's idea of the conduct of the institution is tha of a large family. Tbe family room are used by all and there seemed to be no more restraint between the orphans and Mr. and Mr.

Oppen, the teacher and matron, than there would be between the father, mother, children and domestics in the best regulated families. We saw not an unhappy countenance In tbat whole group and the faces were generally intelligent many of them pretty and all contented. One little fellow bad been verv sick with a fever and had recovered, and the statement is really astonishing but nevertheless true that his was tbe only serious case of sickness in the house in four years. Think of it, yom who with small or moderate sized families cannot prevent an occasional vacant chair. The orphanage is one of the very finest buildings id the city, is large and roomy, built of brick, with tin roof and baa every necessity or convenience.

It ia located on high land, with beautiful trees and singing birds about it, with pure air and pure water; the view from it roof (protected by a palisade,) is beautiful beyond description, embracing the whole city, Ft. Howard and surrounding country for mile, the river and tbe head of tbe bay. We were in every part of tbe Tbe basement has recently been very much Improved by be-log remodeled and a brick floor laid. The kitchen, laundry, dining room and storerooms will now be located in the basement, releasing rooms on tbe npper floor for other purpose. Thi work wa done during the winter, when It could be done tbe cheapest.

There Is a large brick oyen and the piles of bread looked very tempting, as did also the pan of milk covered with rich cream. We will not describe minutely tbe school rooms, water tank rooms, private rooms, parlors, sitting-rooms, tc, further than to say tbat they are convenient and well kept The dormitories for tbe boys and those for the girl are in excellent order and tbe bed are good. It wa in tbe edge of tbe evening when wa were there and we noticed tbe little forms of mere babes sleeping quietly on several of tbe beds. Over twenty of the children gathered together around tbe piano in one of the parlors and tang sweetly for several pieces, both in English and German. They make a rousing chorus and are well trained.

Tbe gardener, Mr. Wlrtb, ha very hind-somely laid out the grounds Into lawn, as well a vegetable garden. Mr Oppen has recently purchased several lots on hi own account and also of Mr. Weise tbe greenhouses formerly owned by Mr. Wirth In Ft.

Howard and has located them here. This Orphan's Home is to the utmost extent a charitable institution. The children aie supported by voluntary contribution, and although it i not alway clear where the next money i to come from, the wants of all those little mouth are surely supplied. The present year was commenced with $13 in tbe treasury and a note of $100 afternoon, as are going to ptess, for a A FiTZGiBitoN- and succeeded iu robbin- Maloney to give up the county pauperi every oue of twelve or fourteen pnett- short Visit Mr. and Mrs.

Anton Dubois held a whom the County Board had authorized to have removed to other quarters. GOTTO, UCH ATE ATJ CO. -MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN- BOOTS AND SHOES. 4 without awakening one, seeurinz about $200. Tbe Reporter notes the sudden death of grand reception at the residence of Mrs-Christman, the bride's mother, on Tues Mr.

Ben S. Mark, last Thursday night and The Chicago Journal say there are many bright, new men in tbe present convention men who are evidently fresh from the people men who have never been members of a itepublican National ConvenUon before. The age of tenacious barnacles and domineerine IHUe machines in politics is apparently pasting away. The "old seta" are being shelved. Osftioih Korthtrestem, Before the next Presidential campaign is ended the editor who are now setting down on the "old set" will be jumping up and calling upon them, with tears in their eyes, to come to the front It is eenerally admitted that the enlisting of Conkling.

Grant and their friends, in the last campaign, at tbe eleventh hour, waa the forlorn hope that saved tbe day for the Republicans, and It is shabby ingratitude now to crowd the "old set" to the wall. Blaine has written "Twenty Years in Congress Before be des be will write "Eight Year in the White House. By One Who Oot There." Oshkosh Nurthuieml-ern. Bight there is where "tbe trouble begins." Blaine Is a very ambitious man and rides rough shod over everything that stands in the way of hi promotion, and if necessary, to secure hi -einht year in the white boue would embroil tbe country in a foreign war. Tbe business interest of tbe country will be slow to encourage the election 1 1 a man whose ambuum outweighs all other consideration.

"Rippllne aters." In his speech at a Blaine meeting, in Oshkosh, on Monday evening. J. V. Jones said: "The surging waters of the ocpan. tbe rippling lakes and rivers, tbe very birds of the air have been singing Blaine and Logan all summer." Just bow tar tbe votesof thi kind of support will count, after election, Mr.

Joxkw does not say. Perhaps they would be all right with a Louisiana returning board. TheOhkosh Tones has a very sensational Excursion. Rember the excursion today. Thursday, by the M.

X. R. to Elkhart Lake and return. It is under the auspices of the Presbyterian society of Depere. The round trip tickets are only $1.00 eood to depart at 6:10 or 10:57 A.

il re day evening their wedding day toryof a Green Bay woman having left ber eldest con died shortly afterwards of diphtheria. They were buried together on Mr. II. K. Cowles, of Bay Settlement, her husband aud children for a traveling aturday.

To the Editor of the Sentinel: My attention ha been called to an article which appeared ia The rnliiul o( last Xuntlav, which does much Injustice to several gentlemen, particularly to the lion. D. M. Kelly, and Air. L.

Marshall. It is intimated that both of these gsntlemeu have been engaged In speculation with bv which large sum of money were liit to Strong's baxa. Now. I wish to state tbat there is Dt one word of trnth In this. Neither one of them hw erer teeu engaged (eitner directly or indirectly) in any transaction of aspecula-uvn nature with nie, and tha bank ha ncvei lost one cent by either one of them.

1 1. M. Kelly, lmrtcKd of owing tbe bank 16,. oOtl as reported, owes it just 1 10 500 9,000 of which amount is secured hy amplecollater-al, whtcb will nringtbe amount otthe loan aav day. indeed I think will be to cover the dole sum.

Whether thi ia tbe case or not Mr. Kelly Is amply able to nay k11 tie owes to the bank. air. I. Marshall is a man of large menus, and 1 quite heavily engaged in the lumber business.

It has been biscustom (or number of years to borrow money trom tbe bank, in tbe spring, when the logs are coming In. but before tbe season la over, he has always nald np hi loan, anil had in addition a good lurge balance lo bis credit In bank. This eeuson he owes no more than usual, and after be pays the bank I am conndent be will have enough left to retire nnon comfortably, if he wishes lo. These gentlemen are both friends ot mine, and have endear-oied to help me in my troubles, and to benefit all of the creditors. This bas made them tbe target for the malice of some evil-minded persona Mr.

J. iJ. Elmore, tbe receiver, waa simp-lv appointed because be Is known as a clearheaded, lenient business man. and It i thought bv all that he would make an honest distribution of the assets among tbe creditors. Although be and I have always been personally fiiendlv, his business interests have bten distinct from mine.

He has never transacted businf-ss at our bank, and ia a director of the Kellogg National bank of Green Bay. If! have been inveigled Into but wild has been quite sick with a bronchial or chest difficulty, but is believed to be con man and gone to O-bkob. Her husband found her and induced her to return. Geo. V.

Kelly has removed bis stock of turn at 7:30 P. 31. HAVE RECEIVED THEIR goods from Florence and will probably Fond du Lac Michjkl Hamil valescing beyond danger. open a furniture store in Oconto. Hon Chas.

Scofiei.i. of Sturgeon Bar, ton, janitor of the bUrh school, died last Thursday at the age of 03 years. Mrs. Baumgartner, of Pensaukee, wa was in the. city yesterday mormon, and re stricken with paralysis and died a few days later (June 3d.) Peninsula and Lake Nhorc.

Door Co. turned home by the steamer City vf drerm Bay. SPRING STOCK. EzposUor: The barn of Martin Hayes, in Rev. Mr.

Bant of St Xathans, wandered Mr. Darwin C. Pavey, who was locat the town of was burned by igniting from a forest fire. Loss about S8C0: ed in Green Bay for a short time, was the into tbe woods near- hi house on tbe evening of the 31st ult. and waa found next morning lying prostrate and paralyzed.

He orator on Decoration day and spoke in the insurance SiOfl. Buy Shore Steamers. The season advert isements of the steamers Citv of (rreen Bay and Welcome will be found in this weeK's Advocate. These reliable steamers have been thoroughly overhauled during the past winter and spring and wherever an improvement could be made it has been done in the best possible manner, to secure lafety and comfort; and being officered by experienced, reliable and gentlemenly men, it is a pleasure to be able recommend these, staunch boats to our friends and the public generally. Messrs.

McCormick of this city, are the agrreeable and attentive agents. Assembly Chamber at Albany X. Y. Kewaunee Enterprise: Albert Lcntz, at is in a critical condition, but may recover. Mr, A3.

Hickey, one of Ft. Howard's IT IS- work in Erichson' saw-mill, fell upon a old citizens, has removed his family to Es- The residence of G. T. Porter was slight circular saw in motion latt Friday and was fatally injured. canaba, where they will make their future ly damaged by a fire which caught from the home.

kitchen chimney a few evenings since. Larger and Better than Ever. The ra'lroad surveyors find difficulty in Kev. J. G.

Henshall, of Ft. Howard, The I'pper Menominee. Florence con getting through a ranze of hill a few mile north of Kewaunee. attended the session of the Winnebago Baptist Association in Oshkosh lat week. Lannchofthe Steam Rarge.

Hasan English's new steam barge, built duriu the winter and spring at the yard on East river, was successfully launebed oil Mot -day afternoon. At the launching her niiiii was announced a the Phitctu Savytr. Th1? launch was set for 2 P. M. and a larg crowd of citizens assembled to witness it.

At a few minutes pat the hour the lat blocks were knocked away, the ropes cut and she slid gracefully down the ways about 20 feet, when with a creak and groan she eradually stopped. Everythin seeraed all right about the ways, but tfc i cieat weight, must have settled them foiim what. After wedging up the ways, jack-screws were applied and she was workeil alon, inch by inch, until at about 20 minutes past 5 P. M. she made her final plunge into the water, amid the hearty cheers the assembled multitude.

The steamer is a very fine one 3C7 fee over all, 157 feet keel, SI feet beam and 1' 1 fort depth of hold, with a carrying capa-citv of about TOO tens. She is proviilet with two engines of IS inch cylinder and 2 inch stroke and two propeller wheels. Thi boat is built of oak throughout, except hei tamarac knees aud strongly bolted, being perhaps, the best large hull that ever slipped into the water here. Her machinery i in and she will receive her boiler in Ft Howard and be ready for business within three or four weeks. She will carry ont 6par.

She rides gracefully on the water. Base Ball. The past week has beer more devoted to gossip about the arrest the players, for playing on Sunday, Jum 1st, than on games, but one game havinj been played siuce then, which took niaci at Oconto, with the Ocontos on last Thursday. The Green BajB had but little Idea, of being defeated there, but they seemec to have -struck rather hard luck at the start of the game and were defeated by a score of 8 to 9, the Ocontos making all their runt the first three innings. The score bj innings was as follows: Innings 12 3 456789 Oconto's 43 2 000000 Green Bays 10 0 000340 Quite a number from here went to Oconto to witness this game and ho doubt thej felt rather disgusted with their club during the first half of the game, but the lattei half gave them brighter hopes and it die look as if victory might yet be theirs, but it was nipped in the bud.

The game that was to have been placed here on the 8th was cancelled, owing to the fear of being arrested- However, suet fears have now been wholly overcome and two games have been arranged for with A party of Oneida Indians were in the tinue to De nigniy excited over the arrest of the lawless characters that have held high carnival there and subsequent speculation, it has not been done by anyone but was called home by tha death of Mrs. city lat week and camped near the fair McCartney. event. On Saturday morning. May 31t srounus ior sevprai Jays.

They brought a large number of baskets with them and suc Blaine's friends tried to nominate him in Alfred son of Mr. and Mrs. Soren Cincinnati in 187C, at Chicago in 1N0, and the disreputable house kept by Boldue was ceeded in disposing of quite a number while who was ever connected wnn me nana, or who had a dollar interest ic it. I alone am for any hail loans there may be in tbe bunk, as I have had tbe sole management of Its albtira for Tears, It ia a source ot terrihle regret to nie that any one should lose money by the bank, but I must protest In the strongest terms against tbe gross in They propose to offer it to the Public at! VERY LOW FIGURES. THEY HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF nere.

aeain at Cbicaico, in 18M. ho it was three times and "In." Oshkosh Northwestern. The Storm, Sunday's welcome thunder showers were rather peculiar in their character in that they came from the northeast, as we usually get them from the south-east. Towards night a heavy gale sprang up from the same quarter, lasting well into the next day and banking the wafer of the bay well up into the river, destroyed by a lire supposed to be incendiary. The contents were also destroyed.

The schooner Georsre Sherman renorta Andeuskn. died of consumption, st the residence of his parents in Ft. Howard, on May 31st. He was a worthy and respected young man, in bis 21st year. And if "gets there" this time his having ridden out the gale on Lake Michi Loss probably $500.

justice being dune to persons whose only On the evening of tbe same day, SberiS gan several days hy pouring on the water twelve gailnii of iiiiseed oil. which ca m-ed the waves for a distance cf half a mile friends will try and perpetuate his dynasty for the next twenty years, or -during bU life. Mr. Uekc. DuubMAX, of Chicago, spent Readman and officers Wm.

N'oyes and J. flooding some of the lower lands in this from the Vanmartkr were arrested, charged Retting np the Pins. The New York Sianitowoe Pilot: Baukneckt, who acci Sunday with the family of Mr. A. El-moke and called on many old friends in the city on Monday morning.

He ia looking well and we'trust is doing well. Sun. of the tub lugt-, says: Ladies, Misses and Cnildren's dentally shot his wife last winter, was ac city. The water did some damage, but not very great- We infer that this city must have been directly in or but a few miles north of the storm-centre. It is reported in Wall street that the with setting the fire, Boldue himself being allowed to assist in making the arrest while tbe law breakers rushed through the street cheering aud yelling vociferously lauii uas oecn in Having laiin in me.

Henry Strong, President of Strong's bank. Montreal, June i. Mr. Strong has written our neighbor of tbe Gazette a letter, which it has published, explanatory of the eauses which led to the bank failure and declaring that he i solely responsible and tbe tame information is embodied in the following letter to the Receiver: Montr Al. Jnne 6th.

I. quitted. We stated, through mistake, last week, first thing that Blaine did upon learning of his nomination was to send a du-tiatch to Taxes in the county wiil be unusually that lawyer Vroman would spend the high this year. over what they considered a defeat of jus FINE SHOES and SLIPPERS. Also, a nice line of Jay Gould, praying bim to sustain the market at all hazards.

He was alarmed at seeing quotations fall as his chance at the Attached. A. W. Kimball, Oliver Limine M. H.

Walker, A. Kimball and The carding mill at Manitowoc Rapids summer in Fairbanks, Dakota. We intended to say L. J. Billings, which would to be paid.

The note ha been paid, tbe in was destroyed by fire on Weduetday of last week. Loss-over 54,000. have been correct. baiiet-box increased. Prices closed quite weak on Friday and went on with a rush terest on all debts paid before due aud the Men's, Boys and Youth's Shoes, Mr.

Gabriel Biemeret, left here onJ on Saturday morning. Tbe movement was family" has bad subsistence. Mr. Oppen Pattee, a single man about 30 years old, a circus bill poster, was drowned by the cap Tuesday evening to make a trip to Europe, liuaior says that he has had a very large tice. Tbe officer were bound over until tbe 9tb Inst Bob Andrew waa on Monday arrested on the same charge.

Tbe Sheriff is also charged with stealing $200 from one of tbe feminine wretches arrested at lludL'c't. Tat McIIue, tbe notorious tough and outlaw who was arrested for shooting and other offenses, ha been allowed to leave Florence, a fact that is nren- made to show the moneyed dances at borne aa well as abroad tbat tbe business community fully approves the nomination." sizing of a siil-boat between Manitowoc and Two Rivers on the Slit His companion fortune left him in Belgium. A. C. Neville, makers of a joint note with Henry Strong for 51,600, for an old assessment of Green Bay Hide Leather Co.

stock, paid" tLe note last week. Mr. Strong was responsible for one-half the amount and it would have been paid before but for him. The other parties to the note last Saturday served and filed an attachment on Mr. Strong's real estate, other than bis homestead, to secure themselves for his half of the note- Dr.

W. W. fQuiitE, now of Marinette, ion was rescued. Foreign Comment. Under the heading "A Bc-aconsfield IN ALL STYLES, made by WALKER, STRONG CARROLL, Which cannot be excelled aa to wear and fit.

was in the city on Sunday. He has the Rev. Richardson has made horse-back ba recently made two trip In the interest of the cause to congregations belonging to the Ohio (Lutheran) Synod; has lectured and received generous contributions. On tbe last trip, which occupied about four week, be received $-300. Next week he will go MilleritowD.

Ohio, to attend a session of the Synod of the Eastern District of Ohio, which include other Eastern States. i. Advocate's permission to come here every riding popular in tbe city. He is perhaps the most graceful rider In the state himself. tioned as a travesty on justice We con Sunday if he will return alone.

dense the above items from tbe Florence Tbe convention at Chicago did not seem beyond the sea," the Pall Mall Gazette says: "Blaine's nomination is the most notable event for England since Lincoln's assassination. Werever Blaine can oust the British from the position By a notice in another column it will be Mmmx Ana. to stir up any enthusiasm iu tbi city. Mr. seen that Miss Lizzie Bappley'K, former ueiano aid not nave to answer many aues- Matter Westward.

Shawano Journal: Uons. ly of this city, is married. We extend our congratulations. Clark k. Pecknam' shingle mill In Green There is yet due $4,000 on the original Without pretending to give an Correction.

In an account copied into our paper last week from a northern Journal, it was stated that a drowning boy in the Menominee river was saved by some men We also MANUFACTURE BOOTS AND SHOES to order, in the Mr. J. H. YosBCitG and family, who for Valley, built last valued at 92,000, was burned last Thursday. Loss, includ J.

IT. Elmore, Vetvr Hir: In order tbat injustice may not fall npon anv one. I might a well make the confession tbat I have lost large sum of money in specula, tiong tn wheat, pork, and stocks. This money was from time to time boriowed ot the bank, by me, on various securities, on notes of my brother David Strong, and to a small amount on notes of mv own. Ko one bas wver been oonnected with me in these speculations, either directly or indirectly, and ro one else lias known of them.

Even Mr. Neese who was in oar bank, did not know; probably be snspected that I might have something of the kind on band, but his faith in me likely made bim tblnk It all right without looking Into it. And right here I wi-h to state that I know sir Neese is honest in every way bis only fault baa been lu having too great faith in me. All of our clerks have been thoroughly houtut in my opinion. I he bak have been kept straight; there has no doctoring of asset oi fictitious accounts.

Tbe assets of tbe bank are ail there, and will be fonnd to agree wlib ttie books. It i trneasome ol them aia btid, but none bave been tnken away. I think yon will bave no difficulty in making the assets tally with trie books, but enclose some metnoianda which may make the matter easier for you. Yourstruly, HENRY STRONG. Since the above wa put in type Mr.

Strong has written still another letter to Receiver Elmoke, as follows: Montreal, June 7, 18SL latest etylea and guarantee good fits. Call and look the stock over and merly lived here and now in Oshkosh, still purchase money for the institution, which it is very desirable to pay off and save interest Here Is a good opportunity for ing stock, $2,500. they hold on the American continent, he will endeavor to replace English influence and trade by American. His menacing intimation, his disregard of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty is an evil augury for the future relations of England and America. His intervention in maintain a lively friendship for our folks.

the Rock Island, club to be played on the 11th and 15th. opinion of a remedy of which we kno nothing personally, we desire to ask those of our readers who a-e affected wish scrofulous or other disease of tbe blood, to examine and tent laeeUitr. of Hood's Sirsiparllla. It A class of six graduated from the high you Till be convinced that you will SAVE MONEY by trading with them. No goods misrepresented.

Orders from outside towns The accident to Mr. Y'a hand baa sadly those who have the good of the human race school May 29. These are the last games cf the club at crippled him. and particularly of the unfortunate little Ttev. Jeremiah.

Slingerland for many home for a while, as arrangements are be Sir. Diamond has recently ornamented ones, at heart, to do something for worthy and benevolent an institution. year pastor of tbe Stockbridge Presbyte filled. Don't forget the place sign of the RED BOOT, 87 Washington street. Peru was most ominous when he declar his residence (the former Wm.

H. Nokris ing made for a trip south and west, which will take them away until about the first oi come to ca with hivh individual endorsements, compounded by practical druggist and is made ol materials recognized as val rian Church at Red Springs, thi county, place) with two handsome coats of paint, Home in good Christian families have ed he disliked England to win commercial triumphs in fields legitimately be died suddenly on Thursday last of pneumo July. different colors, and other improvements: been provided for many who hare been in uable by all physicians. GOTTO, DUOHATEATJ 44-ly GREEN BAY, WIS. nia.

that give the place a very stylish mates of thU institution and Its work has longing to America. England will watch with extreme solicitude the pro The Antigo papers note tbat memorial on the boom. The fact, as we have since learned, Is that Capt. Codding, of the tug A. (I.E.

Holmes, who happened to be driving by with his wife, saved the lad, just as he was about sinking for the last time. The Capt. has saved several drowning persons. Condemnation. The commissioners for condemning the land for the route of the M.

N. IVy through the city were to have met here on Wednesday of last week, but only one, Mr. H. A. Foster, of Appleton, was here.

The other two, Messrs. E. S. Minor, of Sturgeon Bay and E. W.

Pkr-bons, of Depere, were in Chicago. This necessitates the fixinz or another date for meeting and organization. been good and only good throughout 31 A 11 IE II. At the residence of the bride's parents. services were held there.

Rev. Pekry We met Mr. R. W. Jackson, book-keep grcss of the campaign." Tbe labor ana worry ot tbe management Millar delivered the address.

OUR er of Uphara Russell, Shawano, at Ofh- in Marinette, on Thursday, May E2.I. 1-4. Escauaba. From tbe Iron Port: Four of this institution and providing for and securing all its temporal supplies, seem al kosh, last week. He seemed to know the DV KPT.

A. C. 1SLACKMAX. Mr. 1AV1D TAIT and Miss LIZZIE KAPPLEYK.

There is talk of water work in Antigo. We see by the Whitehall Tones tbat Dan. teen Scandinavian bave united to form tbe J. II. iLhnore.

Hear air: I am an- most too much for one individual to Af the Rnptist pai-wmiee. Marinette, on way ail around without a guide and invited to go over and see him, rxa Oconto, in a "West end band." xions to render you all the aid and assistance in my power, and if there is anything Camp is making extensive repair to bis store and surroundings, which looks aa shoulder and we wonder that Mr. Oppen Pure Spic 63 Ogden avenue is to be graded and grav ew Bccis. Of course we will. Tuesday.

June 3d. bv lie v. A. C. Black-mas, Mr.

WILLIAM H. GIKOX, formerly of Bav Settlement and JHss EMMA hat bottlers you. write me, and 1 inn con ha been able to long to carry it. elled its entire length. though he intended to stay there.

fident I can ele you a clear explanation. Dr. K. M. Wiggington has been chosen t.

KILL 1, both of l.eathamville. The wife of 'squire Glaeer is dangerously The Lincoln Co. Advocate tells how Pat County Insane Asylum. The Counts Board are cow discussing the feasibility or converting the Brown County Poor llousi (which is said to be one of the best in thi State) into an asylum for the insane am possibly use" the present small liuild now occupied by the insane for paupers. The reason for this change is that the Statt Board of Charities aDd Reforms have de mauded that Brown County shall mak larger and better provision for the largi number of insane belonging to this county That there are now 41 insane persons in on: county hospital and- some 11 or 12 in th State hospital waiting to be sent here a-soon as we have the room to care for them and that we have only 11 or 12 paupers ii the poor house, which number be re McterologlcaU Tbe first week In the The books of the bank have always been keept straight, and the assets are all there, although many of them may be bad.

At Cbrifct Church, Green Ray. on ill in Cleveland. Superintendent of the Northern Hospital for the insane, in place of Dr. Kempster. month of June was the warmest of any of Donnelly, drunk and disorderly, had an arm fractured in putting bim into the jail.

Shakspearean. The rendition of III, at Armory Opera House, last Fri June 10th. lx-4, bv liev. Frank O. Os- Bokne, THOMAS BED WILL and MARY A man found dead at Garden proves to I would surest to you tbat It would be Dr.

W. is from the State Hospital at Madi which we hare a record, the mean temper HAVE A i Champion Sister OS EACH CAX. bave been one Robert Fagan. Steven Point Pinery: Lawrence Tar thing to do to make a dividend of as much as you can at the earliest possible day evening drew a large house. The gen ANN WILLIAMS, only daughter of Charles Williams, of the town of Law ature being a fraction over 71 degrees.

Tbe son and is succeeded by his assistant, Dr. A little boy named Edward fell into the dy was killed by a sliver thrown from the A. -c a. i i long drouth was broken by shower on S. B.

Bcckmastkk. moment. Yours truly. lath saw in McDill's mill. rence, formerly of 4.

neitenhara. Gloucestershire, Henry Strong. Sunday, the 8th. A Chicago correspondent, under date of i i bay; Willie Killian saved him by extending bis crutch to him and keeping bim afloat until assistance came. eral verdict of the people was that Mr.

Keene, in this specialty, could scarcely ba surpassed. His support In most roles is very good, but Mr. Keene himself is the Keillsyllle Rejukluan Isaa; Medaugn Joannes It iB useless to copy the whole lengthy re The temperature during the Dast week At the Cathedral Green Bay, Tuesday June 9th, gives Boss Kkyis the credit of being the best political for morninsr, June 10th, ikx4. bv Kev. Er oas ueen as ioiiows: St-t- (.

I 1 3 i a 1 a was foully nd cooily murdered by Hugh Perkins in the mill of the latter at Sher "ick Weber, a brakeman. fell under bis ti 176 188 Wathing- port of the Receiver, which would overload our paper and be productive of no particular good. We published a synopsis of it in Blaine, at the convention. That to bim, rfc r- 'J Mr. A TOST DL'BOIS and Nifs KATE CLUUsTMA both of this city.

train, between the rails and seven cars wood Forest Tbey had been old friends duced. That there are numerous applica passed over bim. He escaped with only a more than any other man, Blaine is indebted for his nomination. and tbe affair was the result of a quarrel, eircularform last Thursday, immediately At St. Patrick's church, in Ft, Howard.

m-rTl-JZ-h. BOod. sold at Hetaii --tr i m-i In rn in. -i "Tiirii May 1.188t.tf Days. 7 A.

M. 1J M. 6 P. M. June 4 64 81 78 5 70 S3 78 6 67 79 7a 7 64-82 76 8 73 78; 66 9 67 5 A 10 SO tx 00' tions from adjoining counties to tend in Tuesday, June 10, lxxl, Uev.

Vr. after the filing of the report. Tbe sum- moderate sized head put on bim by the break beams. Cards are issued for the marriage of Mr. Philadelphia boasts of 35,000 sane to our county hospital, for care, mary of assets and liabilities is as follows: Browsc.

Mr. JOHN MALONEY. of Fort Howard, and JIims KAl'UEUINE COLEMAN, of Green more females than males. Jobn H. Hitler, wife and two cons, have prices that would be remunerative, and Henry Tickler and Miss Mart daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. P. Fikss- Tie Leafler in Low Prices EECAPITCDATKD SUMMARY. AHKKT3- central figure.

It was a very satisfactory performance throughout. Welcome Rain. Trayers were offered in. some of our city churches, on Sunday forenoon last, for rain, and about three o'clock in the afternoon a gentle, steady rain commenced, lasting well into the evening, which thoroughly soaked the ground to the roots of all plants, doing an Immense amount of eood and ensuring good crops. arrived from a year's sojourn at Santa that the saving to the county in having The firet thing, of course, is to worth, at St.

John's church, on Wednes Barbara, Cal. large hospital would pay for all change Cash Tickets, Notes in cash S.57S 41 See otice of full reports of the Receiv day P. at five o'clock. Keception at 'catch your fish." observed anex The Jackson Iron company's furnace has proposedJn a few years. The change nov Active bills rec.on 2l DIED.

At PeshtiTO. June 3d, 1S-4. at P. er of Strong's Bank for sale. Bills rec.

sent for col 701 5S been making a good record ever since it was chaDge. riot so. Tbe first thing is under consideration by the County Boar the residence of Mr. Farnswortii, corner of Main and Monroe ave. Bills rec.

past due 78 267 329 57 rebuilt, after the nre, but during the last of paralvrt of the heart. EDWARD DA- to dig your bait is so fool meets with the very general approval of th'i Due Irom sundry bonds. Tbe following -were lbs prices paJ ftr rata by W. W. CAaoiLL'Bnew waitaoo Green noon, Wednesday: Graih uel.spiing I 82 88 Barley fto 60 Com as 9 Kye 60 6S OTHKCOMMOlITIa.

Tb following are ihu quotation given by alcCoKMlCK A Washington street: Beans 25 week in Slay it mended its former record. Is ELLIS, eldest son of William A Ex-Judge Gilbert L. Park, of the 7th Tax certificates 1,453 7 ish as to go a fishing without any On the Menominee. Mr. H.

J. White, who has recently moved to Marinette from people of the county and will undoubtedly makintc the best week's work of any ur- and Hki.lkx M. Ellis, aged 31 years, 6 Real estate not completed Judicial Circuit, died at Waukesha, of lung months and davs. be made as early this season as possible. bait, as many a politicians knows.

Kiscetaneous bonds and stock 35,200 00 thi city, opened the Commercial House disease on the 5th inst. He had been a res nace of its size in tbe U. b. 1 lie stack: is DC feet higb, with a bosh of 10 feet inches and the product for tbe week was SU2 tons Overdiafls I.8SA81 rornuare ident of Stevens Point about 30 years and An Indiana man wants a pension 'Indian Lops." The four million anl five hundred thousand feet of Indian logs 5b tons per day using Jackson ore ana near the depot, on Tuesday of last week and told us on Saturday tbat his house had been full every night since. We wish him because he ia unable to support his Total except real estate 1 537,7021 realizing (ill per cent therefrom with 100 Geo.

Sommers la his efforts to give bis customers tbe Very Best Value, has just placed on his Counters 2,000 Remnants OF DARK CALICOS, at 4k HIM put in on the South Branch of the Ocont held his judicial office eight years, resigning two years ago. He was widely known and highly respected. liabilities. bushels of coal (35 per cent, soft) to tbe ton Sundry bonds 1,25101 family. He sayB if he had not gone into the army and served at sixteen success in his new enterprise.

River, the past two seasons, and bid in at Vandalism. Some viciously disposed person or persons entered Miss Mogert room. In the South Ward sehool-house, on Monday night, from there going into other rooms and damaging books and carrying oft written papers. The scamps would fare ill if caught. A Brutal Act.

During the night of May 31st, some scoundrel entered the Fox River of pig. This captures the broom from the Elk Rapids furnace, Which bad led up to Peas, green 90 Oats imotby Seea 1 CO Clover 6 69 Hay, baled II WI loosa 10 0 Prairie. looe 60 11I SUTHlgS Time certificates 5 public sale, at Oshkosh, in May, Col. and Mrs. Jas.

H. Howe, of Kenosha, There is no very startling news in the river towns. The Catholic fair last week date Demand io 8.217 89 Schwahz Voigt, of Fort Howart, who have been spending several weeks in dollars a montn lie wouia never have had enough money to get mar SCROFULA. A remedy that can destroy the germs of scrofula, and when once settled has the power to root it out, must be appreciated by those afflicted. The remarkable cures of young childrenand the more wonderful cures of those of middle age and late In life, as illustrated by our printed testimonials, prove Hood's Sarsapaiulla to be a reliable rem Deuosit.

onen account. 41.954 6G 2868999 a H1U fc oe felZ 00 6 00 a 0 is is A Good Chance. Fred and the sale haying been confirmed by th Colorado, will return home in about one Coll liabilities, bills re-dis. 8,118 it Batter, packed 17 netted about $1,600 for the erection of parish school. ried.

the most successful saloon-keepers lu Me 18 Secretary of the Inlerior, but afterward thrown up by Sciiwauz Voigt, wen Batter, roll Butter.Ullt Xkes 2KG.87S 42 The largest portion of the items set down week and leave for Boston in time to be present 'at the graduating of their son Richard, at Harvard College on the 20th The Star notes the death of Jas. Bush a Some of the wealthiest citizens of nominee, offers to rent bis place on easy term. Ioqulie of him personally or by 14 14 10 10 Cuickens negotiated for, last week, by A. Eldre: Menominee river explorer and guide, at Cents, Warranted Fast Colors. Philadelphia eit on their front steps under the head of "assets" convey not the 10 14 Turkeys Hid.

ea, green Jfc Son, of Fort Howard, through the Ic San Bernardino, Florida, June 2d. in bis mail. 4-Si Menominee, May 20, 18S1. 1DSU House barn and stabbed a horse belonging to Mr. Kaufman in the breast.

The deed was not discovered until morning and the animal bled to death, being past help when discovered. and eat boiled chestnuts. Vell, Salted, cured 36th year. itiss Grace Howe, of Kenosha, spent would you have the wealthy citizens terior Department at Washington, and last Monday the Indian agent, I). P.

Andrew ury rnnl Sammy, a little son of D. C. Prescott, Mondav forenoon in the city. She came eit on the chestnuts and eat their lightest idea of what tbe bank is really worth. The itemized account shows what the assets really are and the review is simply sickening, consisting of mining and railroad stocks, Green, Bay Hide Leather 2,000 REMNANTS OF Gold Pens and Pencils.

A new and very fine assortment of gold pens, holders of the Greeu Bay Agency, at Kesheni here to make arrangements for the placing was rescued from drowning in tbe river few days since. front steps, or the chestnuts sit on came to Green Bay and closed the sal of the How monument on the family lot Baited Sheep peltsboailngs I.IVI STOCK. Cattle Bogs.dressed PRICEH CnSIIXT. and pencils just received at the Advocate Theilu Capt- Pit max, of the steamer City of left his slate-room door the front steps, and eat the wealthy with this firm, thereby saviug to the Got A citizens' league is being organized to store. Many of them are particularly nice Co.

paper, Liddell Co. stock, and so on, New Spring; Prints in Woodlawn cemetery, which was accom plished on Tuesday, under the direction of citizens, or how? ajar on Sunday morning of last week, when ernment any further trouble or expense i prevent tbe sale of liquor to minors and and appropriate for birthday and wedding most of which is supposed to be utterly Floor, itc. drunkards. ome miserable sneak-tmef reached in and disposing of the logs. Carl Manthey, who did the lettering on Dreseuta.

il Spring per Hck worthless. the monument, which is a very handsome The furniture of room in the Ludingtop stole his gold watch and chain, valued at over $yx. The maa should have a free Marine. The sclir, -1. J.

Rogers arrive 1 A dash, a crash, 'twas awful rash, but the roller skates upset her. A rip, she cut her lip, but the Patent Vewa List of patents Issued to one- mill boarding; bouse waa damaged by a fire Bloody Endins. Last week and in last week with 6.5 tons cf coal for II. Bart 11 10 so 40 8 50 4 55 II0 i 4o SO a GO I 6 a oo i io as 1 74 tilto 1 20 9 1 25 G5 7 42 4fl SS UlM bo 0. SS IB SO 19 5 is oo i3 a is es 14 10 1 I citizen of Wisconsin for tbe week ending Rev.

Fathers Giesler. of Green Bay. Tan tic-feet to some place here the boat cannot (the Best in Market; at 5 Cents, worth 8 or 10. which caught from a lodger' pipe. another column in this paper, we have de hausen.

TJooteaeni, of Duck Creek, ablaut, of next time she'll do better. A elide June 3, 188, and total issue of tbat date The roof or IL J. Robinson's residence Oconto. Sohw arzmeyer, of Portage, Goebel, The schooner n. H.

Rxnnds brought ii she tried; the skates were Bnide compiled expressly for this paper by Steele rawni rrocesa Heal, Coarse Fine Ground Feed Corn Oats idlllBK Bran Af eaa Pork, new per bbl Beel was damaged by firs on Tuesday morning of Kipon and Mazerua, of Maniliuc were tailed the particulars of disturbances at Florence, Wis on the Menominee Iron Range, which included the arrest, after C42 tots of coal for uii-riycr parties. in toe city this wee. aiarmtue norm star, of last week. Damage not great Patent Lawyers Solicitors, Wafeh ington, D. they proved to be a fetter, No more she'll soar the rink all o'er, because go- Ice Cream.

Miss Rosa YaxEx opens her Ice-cream saloon ia the Opera lloue, on Cherry street, this week Wednesday evening, June 11th. The public is so fa with the excellent quality of her reua tbat nothing more need be said. Many of our readers will remember tie old lug Ozaukee. She was built in Po: We copy the following from the Oconto The lumber cut of the N. Lndington desperate resistance, of Mc Hugh, the raid 1,000 RKMlfANTS OP NEW Boot, A.

Beltz, Wausau; Electric Mag company' mill at the close of the week edy, containing remedial agents which do positively cure scrolula and eradicate it from the blood. WAKXTTR, N. Jan. 21, 1879. Messrs.

C. I. Hood Lowell, Gentlemen For leu years previous to the early part of 1ST7 1 had been a constant sufferer from scrofulous ulcers or sores, which had finally reduced me to a helpless condi. tion, as described in by letter to you in September of that year. The eoatinued excellent health Inch enables me to keep house for my aged Lither and to enjoy life, keeps alivemylntense personal interest lu Ilooii'a Saks apai; 1 1.

la. ami 1 cannot ref raiu from expressing my pratitude lor the pennanent cure tins wonderful medicine effected in my case nearly two years ajro, while living in Lowell, wnen all my physicians trave me up as being in an incurable condition. One tiling before I close- I have recommended your Sarsiiparilla to hundreds, and I think more than a thousand cases, and my faith in its invincitiiliiy in curing scrofula has become absolute by the wouderful cures it has effected aside from my own. I trust you will not be slow in making the merits of Hood's Sarsai-arilla known everywhere, for it is a duty you owe to mankind. With best wishes I remain very truly vours.

SARAlt C. WQlXTlEE. HOOD'S STRSAPARILU Is a skilfully-prepared compound, concentrated extract, by a process peculiarly our own, of the best remedies of the vegetable kingdom known to medical science as alteratives. bU-cd-purifiers. diuretics, and tonics.

Sold by nil druggists. Price or aut foe 13. c. I. HOOI Lowell, Mass.

Reporter her ma won't let ber. on the vile bouse of Mudge; tbe burning of Washington about 2ti years aso. final will not be far from 8,000.000 feet. netic indicator. W.

S. Johnson, Milwaukee li-u. f. T. Porter and daughter.

Hattie. brought here and became the X'l-opertv 8aoulder. FRENCH CALICOS, are visitors at Chicago. Bolduc's equally vile bouse; the discharge of McHugh, who "skipped the tbe Depere parties, who later took her to Ash Forty-five years ago eees were only August Zipple and wife returned home Laid Bean per Wednesday evening. Mr.

Zipple has been land, Lake Superior. A dispatch fro: a seven cents a dozen, and chickens wore Automatic Lubricatiug cup. B. W. Felt-hausen, Milwaukee; Dust collector, W.

Richardson, Milwaukee; Telephone system, C. H. Uoskins, Milwaukee Pitman. H. H.

Travers, Mostnee. TheAaehiuerv of Marshall Holmes' at Cokman, which has been repaired trviug lisbins at Lake-of-the-Woods and arrest of the Sheriff and other officers for arson; and now comes a bloody sequel. Particulars are sent us in extras of the as costly feathers as do tliehensof to-dav, there dated May 2Sih Is as follows: Lest Quality, One Yard Wide, at 8 A gentleman who baa just rev turned from Washington Territory waa asked how he liked the country. "Well, sir, every bunch of willows ia a mighty forest, every frog pond a sylvan lake, every waterfall a second Minneapolis, every ridge of Mrs. Zipple has Deen visumg inends in The side-wheel towboat Ozaukee, whi a when their fruit sells for twenty-tive cents a dozen Either the hens of forty-five years aito lived about their means or liarron county.

at Duncan sundry ar machine shop in Ft. Howard, baa been sent down and the belonged to the Union Mill company heti. Florence timing Aews. The following prominent and distinguish- Issue of June 3, 81; Patents, 444; Designs, sunk tbree miles out in the lake. yetedj Cents, worth 14 Cents.

50 dozen Ladies those of our day are not proud. aiternooa. una is a total wreck, be is i a At 4:40 P. M. on Monday, District C.

E. Mcintosh and Sheriff Readmon ed citizens and politicians of this city and county attended the ItepuDlican National 12; Trade Marks, 16; Labels, 6. Total i-sue 478. Fine Linen A contemporary contains an article en old boat and has been considered for a loi time as not very safe. All escaped wi Convention at Chicago during the week titled "lDe Disease of Modern I trs, and assisted in nominating Blaine and Lo rocks a gold mine, every town a county 6eat, and every man a liar.

had a quarrel on tbe street and exchanged shots, it appearing that Keadmon fired once and Mcintosh twice. Tbe latter escaped HemstiteMHAfflHRCilirS lui-ir lives, including too crew, bhe is brought from Ureen Eay here about fi- years ago, and has been used in towing lo gan: O. A. Litis, delegate, August Cole lira. F.eier.

tbas. Hall. Mai. Scofield incw mill will be ready to run about the jniddla of July. Repairs.

P. J. AsuAt'fcKa is very fixing up the old O'Leary place, a Main street We notice that the gas lamp posts throughout th city have beeu treated to imtt coots of black paint. CtoU We copy the following from- the LKTTEBS temalnlng on band at tbe Gieen Ray 1. liioin County.

We bave't time to read it; but the disease appear to be fatal in a great mauy cases. This will account for the Increasing number of "dead letters." Good authority states tbat June is tbe most popular month for weddings, and tere ever since. WALL PAPER. All the Latest Designs of Wall Pa. per, Ceiling Borders, fec Baby Wagons.

The WAKEFIELD PATTERNS, the finest in tbe Land, at prices to suit everyone. Ernst Fu'nke, G. T. Porter. Henry Sargent, P.

H. Swift. Geo. W. iKrlano, Thoa.

Me- iuiuuu.u;i(it:wi!ii2ii!uiiiui.uu:i It is a fact that remedies almost without uue 12, 1884. uninjured but Readmon was shot through tbe body, the bullet passing through the rfrht lung. The other ball struck his left fwiff. Fi-ant Wilcox and J. 8.

Ford. Gov. Tfee'Scandinavians Last Thursday at only 16 Anchue. Hill, Harry "1 had C. Pound and lion.

Dana C. Ltmli joined tbe delegation at Chicago and beiped Hartboiomor. c.asper luggs, hand and came out at the elbow. Tbe large number of Scandinavians of Ft Ho' r-ard went southward on the C. X.J W.

S. Kehlbeck, Mi-S Barnard. nnmber, already contest the clUn to core aU the Uta the 7th and 15th are considered tbe most fortunate days on which to embark on Sheriff's wounds were at first pronounced Cents each, worth 30 cents. 500 Rem make things pieasani. On Tuesday last Wm.

Weyenber? of Appleton, and iliss Aniline Dekelver, of Donibare. Henry Charles, Mr Champean, Senilis toe sea oi matriuiony. Efnd six ccnth for postage and receive free, a oo-tly box of Boot Is will voa'to R. to attend a celebration JunesSth atWt i-paea of the adoption of the constitution, of Denmark. The Ft.

Howard dtlegatl IP! by Dr. Foktiek as probably fatal, but he seemed better next morning if innaraatiop or blood poisoning do pot set in. Mcintosh A lawyer at the Chicairo bar was re that afflict humanity, mouwuids nave found them powerless to work a cure for theuk. No diseases have so baffled all attempts at permanent relief have Rheumatism and Neural, ft. Alomar auoceamon of bas maue their agonised vicums deiur of toe possibility of cure.

For centuries they have been cowudered be Green Bay, were married in the latter rooro money riuht away than any-thiueels'' thix worll. A either Record, ofJtice f-ome of tb water pipe leading from the treet mains into residences are slid frozen. Twould certainly be inconvenient if they hould refuse thaw out until 'tis time to Chan ies. Alius A Cebulska. Ragulia 2 Crany, Mary were members of the Ansgaar Socie y.

sex. euccced from tirt hour. Th named, city. Tbe bnde is sister ot Ber. Fr.

DeKslver of this city. Her many friends in this city will rejoice over the happy com cently held for contempt of court for simply making a motion before the uoge. Perhaps we may as well explain broart roail lo fortune opens before tlie wora was arrested and held to $3,000 bail, which was furnished by T. C. Tully and Cha.

Leroy, II Lybstt, Bdw A Peney, Miss Dela Hitter. John Rowell. Ctarence Rose. Emil bebooner, Louisa Scbulkowski, Julius Stuth, Mrs Thompson, Dayld Vieau, Mrs Annie Walcynski. Frank Weber, TO ers, abaoluieiy a I once ad1res, TRtjfj Decueane, Leon Earlev, 8 pact aud extend their warmest congratula M) aukus.1.

aiaine, yond tae power ot medical muu to care. And yet we say both can be cured, and that Athlophoros will do the business. Tlie bast proof tliat it can do it is that il tun duue iL that tbe motion looked towards throw-la an inkstand at the Justice's bead. tions, JJepere tnaez. Window Poles, From 5 to 12 feet Long.

Shades and Fixtures, Ac, rinnegan, Willie Hofemans. Miss A nants of Embroidered Edgings AT 8 worth 15 cents per yard at 10, worth 25 cents yer yard, at 12. worth 30 cent per yard. Loughrey. Whatever may be said of the guilt of the offense, the bondsmen are two of the most prominent business men in tbe which numbers some 52 or S3 members.

It is a benevolent society and wa organizjd ia 1576. It is a distriuct organization, v-ing no connection with any other. There were also to be at Waupaca vo Danish societies from Xeenah. One soch ty AVe are clad to be able to state that the A couple of Virginia lawyers went out partial change in the ownership of E. W.

THE GREEK BAY ADVOCATE freeze up again. Children's Day. Last Sunday was observed as "children' day" in many of the churches In this eity, Ft. Howard and elsewhere. The service here, In which the children partioipated.

were very interesting. to shoot each other when some silly person interfered and bad them arrested. Ilewit, Henry, August Hendricks, Peter place. Persons' sash, door ana utind business does not involve the removal of Mr. Persons Their fellow members of the bar passed Wiullard, Senber Has a well-appointed Bindery tan 2VCat ex-iaalan.

some toucuiujc resolutions of regret. from this place. He and Mr. Johann will mke as strong a team as exists anywhere. Depere Artr.

Eev. a B. Dennen, D.D., pastor Third Persons calling for the aove letters, pleas X. O. HOWE eoST fl.

A. II- Thanks. At the last meeting of the from each of these two places belong to i he Danish Brotherhood, which has a life a-u ranee system. say Auvemsea. A.

uasitL, at where every description of O. Howe Post the thank of the Post by a Owen Wells. Esq- accompanied by Mrs. CRAZY PATCHWORK! Wells and her sister. Mrs.

Violet' of Green unanimous vote were extended to those A LOST HORSE. Having a large assortment nf remnants BOOK BINDING Hay, will start Monday on a trip overland, Peshtigo. There is universal eadn6 over the death of K. D. Ellis, who ws a Base Balls, Bats, Masks, Oa.11 Ariel fc3oo zxlo.

CHAMPION CABINET CBEAMEHT Awarded Allv who aided in the observation of Decoration in pursuit of pleasure, nsn and recreation. yhe Turners are making every prepara-cio grand celebration of July 4th at He Creen Bay Park. The iroraame vlll announced later. Wen -Trry McHugh is elukine an ar-Bfnn well at Flatley's livery stable and and pieces of handsome brocaded si las, satins and velvets, wears nnitinvtiipm on in on Saturday evemner, June 7th, a mare Day, particularly to tbe committee on Btrayed from ihi ttable of Dr. Brett inGreen general favorite and everybody's friend.

Mr. Wells has mted up a road wagon with assorted bundle and furnlauliiir ibem for fcay. She was nor-u-l rh far aa Pepere and flowers, to tbe citizens of Ft. Howard and Oonrarational Cbnrcn, New iiaTen. "n- "Hr1-mateihad kept him from the pulpit tov or five months at a time.

He say he bad suffered that one could, and live. He took bis first dose of Ath-LopBOEoi on Friday Sunday be was his pulpit Monday ha waa weU, and has remained so sine. Rev. WilUara P. Corbit, D.D., pastor Georve St M.

K- Church. K-w Haven, wan laid BTfortwo months with Inflammatory Rheunmtiran. uffurina- most eicrarasonif torture. Ath l.oi-uoao curat tma.ua be believes it to be infallible. H.

8. Chandler, of the N. Y. Independent," says Athlophobop cured fcim of Rheums, nsm from which be had auff ered or a ear and a half Rev. W.

B. Evans, Wasbintrton. D. tents, camping utensils, a complete wall as a good business man. He waf in is turned out in tha best style and "VynutymicawCTJl" Cnsulon, Alata, 'l laioa, A.

Package tin. I la handsome equipment and wilt drive west in search of Green Bay who contributed funds to de tbeo lokt ti ack ot In tbe darkness. She is of chettnut color, rattier low In front, sniifr-Oiilli, round and fat, and weiku about his Sid year and iad lived in Pcslitigcab ait trout streams, stopping at Green Lake, but Medal mt ProvlnrSal mklkltlot, tfeuelnk. most substantial manner. 2, years, haying no definite terminus in view.

The fray expenses, to the ladies and gentlemen who furnished music at the hall and to the eleven huudred. She hasa rattier lonsrtnick bundleof exquisite silks, satin and brocaded velvets tall different). Just the. thing for the most upero pattern of fancy work, sent postpaid for 5 cents In postal note or 1-cent stamps. Pack as a No.

i Containing: three trip wiil last two or three weeks, only eiv Some PcshOao folks got bitten in he managers of the cemeteries for their kind fore lock and a watte spot in the forehead, a thick bushy tail, with a few white hairs on the left side of It, near the buoy. She also bns a quarter crack on inside of left fore foot ing him time to prepare for his attendance at the Democratic National convention in fctroug bank failure aud know hot it feels. July, whether he wit. goes a delegate to gays: I consider its work almost tn tbe lift-nt of a miracle. It is a most wonderf ut medicine.

It ought FtrttPranfum sad Med-ftl. Toronto Iudostriai hlbiiioo, Torooto, cut September, Has taken tbe firwt pr-vtltUD at tbe 8tt Krnin ta nearly every Weatera State. Baiaea tho moat cream vita leaat labor iJakee lb beat br.ltr. Ta miulM nt th bot ma 1,000 WHITE PIQ.VB Bed Spreads, yerr large, at only 75 Cents Each. Remember that these LOW PRICES are not only on those articles enumerated, bul prevail on every article in tbe Large store oi 39-'S4 GEO.

SOMMERS. times a mncb as package No. 1 seat poet-paid foi St. 00. Theseareallof toe vf quality and cannot be equaled at any other silk: works tn tbe U.

a. at three time our Tote for Tilden. Fond uu lac Reporter, 1th assistance in the service of decoration. Dated Green Bay, June 10th, 1884. H.

J. Huntington, Commander, John M. Scboemaker. Adjutant. IO OB spnmu mnwigiHwa uie ihul The Eleritorr.

The machinery is an iv- and a few white bair on left hind teg Dear foot. Any one who will return her promptly, will be suitably paid for all trouble and expense. This animal was purchased about Ing and being put in for Strauble Jfc jmcem. bey will please any lady. One or Military Road.

The matter of appro one Tear nuts 01 sar. Lusgol Hapieurove. BLANK BOOKS Made to order, strong and durable at prices compatible with tha quality cf the work and Stock used. der alway brings a dozen more. Ladikb' Manuel or Fakct Work, with 400 illustra iiaj's elevator and it will be in opera! ion aiaoitowoo luuuiy.

is. rot idoivn 86 ft in two days. Went North. Silver Band pliied the Marinette roller rink, last Tuesday evening. The Milwauke heat market, an Tuesday, the 10th, was weak and sb'ght-iy lower, closing at 80c for No.

2 spring, le seller July ami C2a Aumst. Flour was dull. Oats cIuw.hI at 2c, -corn at 53c, rye at C3je, and liarlcy at Sijc. H'js were Ligher, ranging at i.205.70. fctocks were lower.

tions and full instructions lor artistic- fancy prlating SSC0 for the improvement of the military road again being agitated in our wilhiaavry ftw weeksbefore the ew Strong's Bank. ftarl4l A rreat bibbW In oae. AU lie for tao-trt Of bead tar IHnstrated Circular. liry laiplomvttt JUcUowa l'ilia. S-48ew wheat crop i An immense bifek wor-, nanusomety bound, postpaid, sects.

Orderaotu, Address, THcRocaisTKRiiiLK The full report of the defunct Strong's The preat question is, Will it cure me 1 We believe It will. Ia it-worth trying You must decide. If roa eaimct ei A Citv Council. This is the conditional a Special Notice. During my absence on my European trip, my only authorized vo.t nocuesier, 4a iaw chimney, ill stCL f-jjiritiatlott, is be proprlatiou, to te added to $o30 from the ve will send it exrrww naid.

on worapt of retnilr'J built for their flooring Bilii. agent for collect lore, both for my mill busi The total number of separate iu? uAnnr per county and from Ft. Howard. Ther-i sterns to be a tittle uiti-h in tbe Ft. Howar.

I Rank printed in convenient form giving full assets and liabilities of the bank with a list of tte depositors and tbe amounts deposited, is for sale, at 25 cents. Address, E. Root, Green Ray, Wis. The report his beea examined by the Re- nesain Wetboro and my foundry and ma innn your aruir ereufufed to trv Graveling is progressing satisfactorily on farma in the United fatatea ia 4,000,. nUKttiui( owe, but anier at oooe lUUUuiUkJ JUiU.il a The New Londou Hsbm, Kept Dy H.

ARMSTRONG. at iiew London, for nit be firat-class accommodation at pt day. The public Is respectful invited, Council on the matter. 1 here is one poin Vr asiirngtoo street, from the depot norG to chine business In Ft. Howard, my ton, Wm.

E. Duncax. John Duncan otju and their aggregate value is on which there will be no disacreement ATHLOPHOROS 112 WALL NEW YORK. Orders by Mall or Express will KeceKe PlaylDfr the hand-organ is now termed grinding the poor. tbe SieUviftoo navetbeut and that is that the improvements ar ,19.000,000,000.

vcitci wiu jiuuorucfu correct, iw Prompt and Cttrefsl attention. Ft. Howard, June 3, 18S4, ueeucu..