Green Bay Weekly Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 4

STATE GAZETTE COUNTY COUET. COMMON COTJHC1X. SHOOTING AFFEAY. O. L.

Harder has gone on a trip to WORLD'S STORE. rroectimg Slurp Our IaisI Report, A Tank to de Constructed in East- Vixlrlct Attorney JKelntosh and Medford, Ashland, Wausan, Merrill and Artigo. Jied Ditily and Weekly by titan's Addition Cherry Street Stdetralii Sundry Mtenm. DWIGHT I. POLLExT.

Sheriff tZeadtnon, of Florene, Jlotnbartt euen IMUcr.lteadinon Fatally Shot. J. B. Clark, of Fort Howard, left last Estate of Catherine Scanlan. Petition Thursday to visit relativea atSt.

Cloud, hi W- ill for r.ppointment cf administrator filed. Ordered for hearing at special term June Fond du Lac County. At the councd meeting Monday evening TEKH3 PER TEAR: Monday evening an altercation took Mrs. W. F.

Brotherton, ot Escanaba, President Hartung in the absence of the tlu Notice to be published in Daily Ih-ily 9.00. Weekly, 2.0 is visiting her consia, Mrs. M. W. Ban State Gazette.

Mayor presided. Aldermen Franssena, Ilagemeister, Joannes, -Mi liar and Tarkh nister, of Ft. Howard. 1 Estate of J. B.

Saischeider. Notice cf L. B. Godfrey, President of the Dredge were present. The committee on public apnea! from the decision of the court Saturday, June 14.

clLsallowing her claim against estate filed. place between District Attorney C. E. Mclutoeh nnd Sheriff James E. Read-mon, ot Florence, ending in a shooting oflray, in which Beadmon received two wounds.

Mcintosh escaped unhurt. The weapons used were 38 caliber, self-acting Smith and Wesson revolvers. One ball entered Beadmon's breast in the "-TV File Driver Ox, left Friday morning for Chicago, on business tor that company, and will be absent for several days. grounds reported on the resolution for repairing the tower and-lettering engine house No. 1 recommending that the work bo done.

Tbo report was adopted. CITY 2VGTESS. Proof of publication of notice of hearing filed. Order entered assigning residue of estate to widow for support of F. E.

Hoy of Rochester, an hon ored, old time friend of L. B. Godfrey's, Tliis year's c'ip of wool supplies to TUE CHEAPEST PI, A VI la the city to pcy The commiitee on streets and bridges family of deceased. region of the right lung, piercing it and visited him last week, and left Thursday market. In the matter of Arena M.

Knudson, reported on the petition for having a sidewalk constructed on Cherry street from passing through thf body, comin ont at evening. He 13 the btate aareiit lor The Eosine-a Men's Association the bacK. ihe ottier one stnicK his lert insane. On complaint of Denis Dewane find after- proper examination she was Keliy's baibed wire. Eleventh street to Newberry park, that sa a not do anything Wednesday.

Mr. William McCartney, of Marinette, band and came out at the elbow, inflicting a flesh wound. Readmon was taken home in a carriage and a physician sum they had received a remonstrance signed adjudged insane and committed to Some repairs are being done on le attended the funeral of Mrs. D. McCart by a greater number than the petition.

Northern Insane Hospital. Catholie parsonage in Fort Howard. ney, in Fort EowarJ, Friday morning. xstate of James Faulkner. Claim ot The club party at Klaus HaHWedn 8- Bev.

Georga A. Gibson, actiog Chap Dr. Bartran 13 for services during last day was a very pleasant affair. 'I--1 Jrat Urn lain of G. A.

R. Post, at took Hagemeister thought a sidewalk was needed and that tboee who Eigned the remonstrance were those who had no interest there. Chair stated that some of those who signed the petition did so illness of deceased filed and allowed. Claim of J. Sehcllenbeck S2G.81 filed.

S. Annitage, of Seymour.this ye ir HATS AXU CAPS. GOODS, ETC. Coel Vermeyen, part in the memorial services there, and Good Shepherd Ind. School, Mdwaukee, 104.00; Erastus Root printing proceeding of the Co.

Board, 7.98; C. H. Nanscawen, examining insane, 2.00; Northwestern Orphan Home, board for Karl Edwards and William Bartz, charged to Wnghtetown, 75.00; D. Geyerher-itT fees, 13.40; D. Geyer, sheriff fees, amt claimed 46.05, amt.

allowed, 43.55; D. Geyer, sheriff fees, amt claimed, 37.52, amt allowed, 35.52; do, 51.40; do, 66.15; do. 11.73; IL Watermoleu, nnder sheriff fees, 14.00; do, 15.90; do, 17.40; do, 3.90; P. H. Moran, boarding prisoners, do, 173.25; It Johnson, constable fees, do, 5.64; William Cunningham, con-stable fees, 7.87; do.

5.15; Pat Hobbins constable fees, 4.87; do, 13.47; J. Stewart, constable L. M. Pippinger, justice fees, 2.70; do, 7.20; Antone Boex, justice fees, 12.56; P. V.

Cottrell, justice fees, 12.71; C. Doherty, justice fees, 15.49; Julius Brateke, constable fees, 11.14; J. A. Killian, justice fees, 32.52; C. B.

Brown, justice tees, 7.84; C. H. Punier, jnstice fees, amount claimed 34.75 amt disaL3.29, amt Johnson, constable fees, amt claimed 15.20, cmt. disal 4.89, amt allowed, 10.31 Lowert, city marshal fee, 6.67; R. B.

Primlev, court expense, 5.05; Winnebago County, change of venue amt claimed 328.30,amt disal. 34.20, amt allowed, 304.00; P. H. Moran, care insane persons, P. H.

Mgran, deputy sheriff fee, 3.40; A. Wilcox, justice fee, 15.67; Pat Ryan, compiling proceedings of Co. Board, 10.00; O. J. B.

Brice, court commissioners G. Bong, city marshal fees, 1.20; N. W. Orph.tn Home, to Board of Emil.Amelia and Minnie Koutke, 2137; Pat Dockry, Comt on cert, 6.40; W. N.

Brown, com. on tax cert, 5.08: James Tiernan, com. on tax cert, 6.12; James Hobbins, com. on tax cert 5.20; Pat Shaughnesay, com. on tax cert, 6.12; A Gray com, on fince, 6.12; D.

IL Martin, com. on finance, 8.88; John Moaette, com. on finance, 6.84; Denis Dewaue, com. on finance, 8.40; Otto Gutbier, com. on account, 7.92; W.

C. Smith com. on account 6.72; C. Doherty, com. on account, 7.56; E.

L. Kendall com, on account, 6.12; G. Oldenburg, com. on public bruldings, 40.fK); P. V.

k)ttrell, com. on poor, 4.12 A. Killian. com. on poor, 4.12; Frauk Greenwood, com.

on poor, 4.12; Peter Kolb, com. on poor, 4JG; (1 N. Aldrich, com, on poor, 4.72. The following bills are disallowed: R. Johnson, constable fees, 4.35; Chas.

H. Puerner, justice fees, 4.56. tely Pure. CoL Sam. Eyan, Arpleton.

made the A W' '-f 1 Claim of Oldenburg Co. of $1105 took from a merino ram of bis a flee ee that 'weighed twenty pounds. memorial address. merely as agents, that very few actually filed, We are very sorry to learn that Mr. H.

ECV .1 Cook's hotel is doing a thriving bn interested signaj it Ou tho adoption of Estate of Thomas McClellan. Peti moned who pronounced the wounds probably fatal. This affair was tho result of an old feud that had cristed between the parties. Tho immediate cause of the shooting was a dispute over the arrest and in-ireeration of a lumberman. It occurred in the open street aliout 5 o'clock Monday evening.

Mcintosh was arrested on the charge of shooting with attempt to kill, and was admitted to bad in the sum of 53,000. Excitement ran high in Florence against Mcintosh and the opinion prevails that when Readmon dies Mcintosh may lie lynclied Mcintosh was a few years ago a rest-dent of Seymour, Outagamie and Ktreet, nes3- Confidence ia it seems to be re K. Cowles, of the town of Scott, is quite the report of the committee Franssens, tion for final settlement filed and order S3 IFcuhlngtoit BAV, iTfte Crop. The agricultural prospect seems to be fully up to the average in this connty. The reports from the various parts of tho county are that grains are in a fair condition generally.

From causes largely local there are exceptions to this, some being very liourl'dJng and some backward. Mr. Wm. Devhue, assessor of the town ofBcllevue finds the acreage of spring wheet tn that town to be nearly 25 per cent more than last year. The acreage of barley ia considerably less than last year.

Oats were largely sown and present a promising appearance. Mr. Albert Vd Lifiert assessor of the town of Depere reports the wheat on high land in that town as looking poorly on account of ihe dry weather lately. The acreage is a littla less than last year. The acitage of barley is also less but of oats much more than last year.

Oats appear fine. The corn crop all over the county is reported very light The amount planted was very Bmall and some of it failed to germinate, necessitating a replanting. It is estimated that the corn product of this county will scarcely exceed one third the usual amount Of winter wheat there was scarcely enough sown to consider. The failure in former years of a good yield of this crop seems to have discouraged the farmers from raising it, but this season the little sown promises an abundant harvest The prospects are that not much trouble will be experienced from the chinch bug or weevle and favorable weather during the time the kernels are forming and maturing will decide a great deal. The late frost this spring was thought by many to have nearly ruined a large portion ot the early fruit crop bnt subsequent developments show that not much injnry was caused by the cold.

The dry weather has quite materially interfered with the grass crop. The moisture may have come early enough to redeem it though if a good crop it must be late. A very little dr weather wiil again parch the sod and more rain would now be very acceptable. Gardens throughout the county are generally luxuriant and their product is in fine condition. sick.

IfiS. turning and with it the patronage. Hartung, Joannes, Millar, voted aye, and ed for hearing June 24th. Notice to be Cilia. M.

T. Case, of Peoria, 111, is spendkg Hagemeister and Parish nay. OTJS MOTTO: published ia State Gazetta The meetmss of T. O. Howe a day or two in the city.

A communication from the engineer of will hereafter be beld on the first Sat ar- Estate of Washington Parish. Claim fasts! Oi! lie Gfe Col. W. C. Bailey retnrned from the PSALMS.

REVISED. of M. H. Fisk for attendance during Jay and third Tuesday evenings of ei ch fire department that the heatsr of engine No. 2 was in a bad condition and in his SHAW AX O.

From the Journal: Rev. J. A. R. Rogers made his first appearance, since hia long Illness, on Sat-urday last He is convalescing rapidly, and will probably be able to resume bis duties as pastor of the Presbyterian Church in a few weeks, at least Rev.

Jeremiah Shngerland, for many years pastor ot the Stock bridge Presbyterian Church at Red Springs, this county, died suddenly on Thursday last of pneumonia. Mr. Siingerland had manv warm friends, both here and at lied Springs, who will mourn his death. He leaves a wife, but no children. His funeral will take place on Sunday at 10 a.

from his residence, conduct ed by the Order of F. A.M. of this city, of which he was a member, and for many years chaplain. Rev. J.

F. Tubbs will preach the funeral sermon. Application has been made by the residents of the various towns between this city and Green Bay to have the Green Bay mad service changed to the old time, i. three times weekly between this city and Green Bay. The present service is without doubt the most unsatisfactory that could be devised Mad leaving here Monday morning for Angelica or other points east is delayed from one to two days at Bonduel owing to the inability of the Green Bay and Pulcifcr stages under the piesent runuing time to connect -V hat is wanted by the settlers along the Green Bav is the old tri-weekly mailind we have no doubt that if the plain unvarnished facts regarding the present service are brought to the notice of the Department they will 'get it OtOSTO VOVXTY.

From' the Enquirer: The Rev. Mr. Banta, of St Natlian's -wandered into the woods adjoining his house last Saturday evening, and wsis found the next morning lying prostrate and paralyzed. Dr. was summoned to attend him, and found Mr.

in a very eritical condition, but entertains strong hopes of his recover v. The sudden death of Mrs. "Ben. S. Marks Thursday night, has oast a shadow of sadness over the city.

At six o'clock in the evening she gave birth to a babe, and at 11 o'clock she was a corpse. Soon after her demise, her eldest son, an interesting chdd, breathed his last dying of diphtheria. The following prominent and distinguished citizens and politicians of this city and county attended the Republican National Convention at Chicago during the week, and assisted in nominatint' Blaine and Logan: O. A. Ellis, delegate, Augustas Cole, Geo.

Beyer, Chas. Hall, Maj. Scofield, Ernst Fuuke, O. T. Porter, Henry Sargent P.

H. Swift W. DeLano, Thos. McGoff. Frank Wilcox and J.

S. Ford. Gov. Thad C. Pound and Hon.

Dana Lamb joined the delegation at Chicago. MARISETTK. From The Eagle: Chicago convention Saturday. month. last illness filed aud allowed.

Lis. all re people, give Dr. Ward left town Tuesday morn opinion it could not be repaired was re IL Estate of Phillip Crabb. Inventory and Kimball's Sdver Band went to BL ri- till to invalids ot too world. is well known in this vicinity where he ing to be absent a week.

ferred to the commiitee on fire account of executor filed. nette Tuesday afternoon end that even ng rill make vou and afterward spent some time. He was Hobhison WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL UAtUd IN Charley Klaus is still confined to the Estate of N. B. Chase.

Hearing proof famished music for the roller skat as a lawyer of some ability aud very impul house. A communication from the Ixiard of of will commenced and continued to sive. rink there. The Ahnapee Record in its account cf health asking for an ordinance to pro June 22. It tii all cure all the people and pnt sickness and sufTc-rin-j under foot.

Theodore Krause, of Fort Hows rd, the memorial services says: Vountu Hoard Proceeding. Fstate of Christopher Foppen. WiU vide for having hog pens properly cared for was referred to the committee on or was before Justice Puerner on a cha -ge Hon. E. S.

Minor, of Sturgeon Bav, Je ti.ffl not alraia when your faiailv is sick, or vou Lave Brigbt's admitted to probate and letters of administration issued. of assault and battery and waa fined S8 made an address that will long be re dinances. Gheen Bat, June A. M. The Board of Supervisors of Brown County met pursuant to adjournment Mr.

Persons in the chair. On calling the or Liver Complaint, for Hop and cost which he paid. membered by his listeners. His recitals of war history and incident, brought Joannes introduced a resolution for ap rotate ot ouiliaume liUard. riix Hitters will cure yon.

propriating 8300 for improving the mili months allowed for presentation of claioiR, 4. Both low anil hish, rich and XimbaU's Silver Band returned fr om Mariuette Wednesday afternoon. tey report a large attendance and heirty tary road running through the towns of to roll the following members answered same to be heard at December term. Ex back vivid recollections to the minds of those who had seen the smoke of war and borne its trials and privations. His remarks were very touching and appro z-3V know the valuo of Hop Bitters Howard and PittsflelJ, if the city of tbeir names: AJdrich, Brown, Cottrell ecutrix as legatee ordered to give bond in for billions, nervous and Rheumatic time at the rink thore.

Fort Howard would appropaiate 200 Dennison, Dewane, Dockcry, Doherty, the sum of 1,000 for the payment of priate to the occasion. and Brown S500 for the same pur debts. Darwin C. Pavey, formerly of this city. 5.

Cieansa ino -with Hop Bitters Dunime, Ducharme, Gray, Green wood Gutbier, Hobbins, Hunter, Killian, Kolh Martin, Monet te, Oldenburg, Beynan A game of ball has been arran jed between the Green Bays and Back Islands, of Bock Island, BL, to be pla fed pose. It was referred to tho committee Estate ot Peter Ver Boomens. Will delivered the oration at the Decoration on finance. ana I snad Lave robust and bloom health. admitted to probate and letters issued to The diii or rank unckhiir, the com Day exercises in the Assembly Chamber at Albany, New York, on the evening of Hagemeister introduced a resolution here nest Saturday and Sunday.

Shaughnessey, Smith, Spuhler, Tiernau, executor on bond of 88,000 which was mittee refers to the Board without re 3. Add disease upon disease and furnished. Notice to be published in May 30th. let the wor.st cuuie, I am safe if I for constructing a tank at the corner of Twelfth and Day streets which was re Willard, Mr. Chairman 2G; absent Bo land, Braach, Dnpont Kendall, Eosmus- Depere Standaard.

ns Hop Bitters. Eev. Frs. Van DuckCret and Geisler, of this city, attended the sen, Tingliff 6. ferred to the committee on fire depart Estate of Peter Van Langenburg.

While Chas. Baker, of Seymour, vas leading a colt behind a wagon the ot ber day the animal pulled him back ant. in falling he injured his side quite sever 3ly. The excursion over the ililwankee Medicines. Class, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Pure Wines and Liquors, Etc a.lSIIJIOXS CAREFTLLT COlfl E.VDiEi Bx AN JEXPEEIEKCED PdAK At ALIbT.

4W 7. For all my life have I beea plajrned The minutes of last meeting read and Will admitted to probate aud residuary witii sicKiiesa and sores, cud not unUi year ago wus I cured, by Hop Bitters. Catholic fur at Menominee last week. Mr. D.

S. Beach, who has been here commendation. Dated, June 5th, 1S84. Otto Gutbier, Con. Dohebtt, W.

C. Smith, E. L. Lejtdall, Com. on accounts.

Married. MALOXET-COLEXAN. approved Regular order of business ment no also introduced a resolution for buying 1000 yards ot crushed stone for use on the streets, which was referred legatee gave bond for payment of debts was resumed. and letters issued. 8.

He that keepeth his bones from from Kheamatism and Neuralgia Northern railroad to Elkhart Lake un few days attending to business connected with the M. E. Tremble estatetarted for to the committee on streets and bridges Estate of Henry Cleremans. Same as vnt.1 Hop dcftn wiseiV. derthe auspices of the Presbyteiian chnrch, of Depere, takes place June 1 1th.

The clerk read a communication from above. iso. 1. Report of the committee on taxes and tax certificates was read and pending consideration of which was post rijug-Ii thou hast sored, pimples, Free. Heading Uootn.

XT I home Sunday evening. Irccsiea, salt rliemn, ervsipelna, blood pox M. Johnson offering to furnish the Estate of John Van Beck. Petition for iwouewui ueny mat we are very Mrs. J.

W. Taylor and child are visit The feast of Corpus Christi was cel This bright June day, Tuesday, crushed stone. poned until 2 o'clock p. m. final settlement filed.

Ordered for hear much behind other places, both larger ing at Capt M. Lake's. ebrated Thursday in theCatholic chnrc aes. 10th, 1881, occurred the wedding of Miss fconinfr. yet Hop Bitters removes them alL 10.

What woman is there, feeble and sick from female who desirethnot health and useili Hop Bitters and is made ing Aug. o. jNouce to be published in Here F. Dousman spent Sunday and and smaller than our own town, in the matter of a free reading room. The need Katherine M.

Coleman and Mr. John -o. z. iseport oi tne committee on finance was read and adopted as follows, Joanues wanted know the necessity of having both fire companies turn out for everyfire alarm. Hartung said State Gazette.

At the Cathedral the services were pa tic-ipated in by a large number of hil- part of Monday in the city. He has many well. to-wit: of some such place has long been felt by warm friends here. The Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works enter Maloney.

Miss Ellen Coleman, of Chicago, and Mr. James Stevens, were bridesmaid and groomsman. The ceremony CTP.CUIT COUBT- Krowo Connty. 11. Let not r.c?rleefc to use Hop Bitters bring oil serious Kidney and Liver com- Estate of F.

Debant Petition for admitting will to probate ordered for hearing Aug. 5. Notice to be published dren. i rom the Menominee Herald: From The Fond da Lac Common of Supervisor of tainment netted the ladies of tho Presby. the expense for teams was very small, being only obont S1000 for a year, and if To Vie lion.

Board Brown Countu: those ladies who have given so much time and thought to the boys' reading uuous cou. xne gross re wealth: was performed at nigh Mass, at St. Pat- uiiMLEBEs i. our committee on ceipts were a httle over S0.00, 12. Keep thy tonjue from being arred, only one company was ready when some in State Gazette.

room. Often have young men come to A party was given at the residence of Kimball's Green Bay Bind, discoursed beautiful music in front of the Stephenson this Wednesday re- ncKB cnurcn, rort Howard, at nine thy blood pnre, and thy stomach from them to find reading matter as well as a finance respectfully report that after comparing and canceling the same they Estate of Mary Knowles. Petition for Mrs. rench on Division street, honor indigestion tv using lio; Bittera. clock.

Rev. Fr. Brown officiating. Miss place to read. final settlement ordered for hearing Aug.

13. All niv rains and aches and disease time both were needed more than the whole yearly cxinse might be lost by the delay. It also caused considerable dissatisfaction from parties who kept McHvais played the music of the Mass Hev. 1- athers Van Hootegan, Duck Creek. Schwartzmeier, Portage, Valliant Oconto, Majerus, Manistique, Geisler, Green Bay, Gobel, of Papon and Binckes, of Peshtigo, where in attendance upon the Catholic fair held at the nave receipted to jounty Treasurer Frank Lenz for the following orders and Anyone Who has visited tbeir room dur 5.

Notice to be published in State Ga- co like chiul before the wind when I use of the Misses Dousman and Boynton, of Milwaukee, who are the guests of the Misses French. About twenty-five were present and were entertained in the well and Mis Maggie Small sang. Hop Bitters. ing the past winter when from 90 to 130 coupons, amounting all to S14.080. 71: Milwaukee Sc N.

and G. B. L. 4. srk th min who va nearlv dead and The bnde wore a tasteful toilette of Mrs.

E. Burnham, of Eort Howard, died Wednesday about noon. She was unconscious from 6 o'clock the previous evening before which she was not teams in readiness and tho department Vtven up by afier nsiug Hitters known hospitable style of the family. A LULLS tTK, boys were gathered there seated in groups about the tables, or even on the white swiss, trimmed with a wide em was in the best condition now to get ef P. B.

It coupons. Jlarlne Xetrm. LAUNCH OF THE PHTLETC3 SAWTEB. lf. cease tniu aooat nervoasueee, H.

G. Freeman, of Appleton, attended 85.529.00 5,007.17 broidery of the same material, with white Bank! Bank floor when the chairs were outnumbered fective work. This seemed to be the pre Sneral dotnutv. and trouble, for Ho considered alarmingly ill the convention last wetk. satin bows at waist The hair was ar ui rein ore von.

Twenty-five per cent is the sum stated 1,771.5 vailing opinion. The question was only by the boys, some playing games others Promptly at 2 o'clockTuesday afternoon the blocking was knocked from Hagan Dr. W. W. Squire, of Marinette, was in G33.00 The crop of drunken Indiana is jet ranged in a French twist with a spray of asked for information as to the best ar looking at pictures, some reading, and General fund orders Poor Circuit court orders Witness certificates Jurors Green Bay and Depere road order that the Receiver of Strong's flunks that Bank will be able to pay.

You can save 57. the city Saturday. ting quite large again. These dn iky rangement others being read to, then the last half 1,077.52 Mr. A.

Cole, of Oconto, was in town Mon chaps must call up their spirits from the 50 per cent by looking over the bargains State The usual modicum ot bills was al hour wnen they were called to order to iLngiisu ocai, nut tnere waa some trouble getting her down into East river. She had been ready all day for launching but the appointed hour day. vast deep, as the old dodge of pop xrt- 5.00 lowed. listen to a sketch story, lecture, or black ties and the like ha3 been pretty arell Hon. D.

M. Kelly arrived from the east Inquiry was made about the light to board attention such as many offered this week by J. L. JOEGENSEN, Ft Howard. wl8-3w Total $14,080.7 blossoms outlining it Natural flowers were worn at throat and carried in hand The bridesmaid wore a cream colored nun's veiling, trimmed with oriental lace and finished with satin ribbon of same shade and color.

Bouvardias and carnations were worn at throat and in hair, and a bouquet played out. was waited for the event Tuesday and will remain for two or be put on Washington street, near the Ihe above orders and coupons have an older audience fails to give a speaker, Defendant.11 11 tiff etronS' Bant To all creditor of the above named defendant. laie notice that pnrenant to an order of caid Court herein made May ZSah.PsH. aud miblihed herewith, yoa aid each of von are Dottfral and required to exhibit yonr elective claims asamrt paid defendant and become panic to this wr.Ltn eiz months from the dale of the flirt publication of aaid order, to wit: Mar am ist, and iu default thereof to be preceded Irom all benefit of the jnd-rement which ehall be made herein and from any distribution which etall be made under ch judiment. Hated Slay 31ft 1SS4.

JAS. II. ELMOEE, eoxas 4 Sale, Attv'g. KeceiveV. may31uw9w riRCCIT CorBT FOR BROW-S rOLSTT Fleocrick Hurlimt vs Strou- Bank.

At a special term of said court be-nn and held May Ocunto on day ot Itappearinsrtothe natisfaction of the Conrt from the pleadings and pipers on 61e herein that It ii neeesfary and proper that the order, and tke defendant preecribesl by i-tsffof the Itevi Estate onirht to he made and given, now on motion cf Meters Vro-man Sale PlaiutifiTB Attorney it i ordered that the hejetofore appointed herein cause to be published for eiuht consecutive weeks, in the state Gazette, a newspaper published at the citv of Green Bay aid onnty of Urown. a notice to all of the creditor of the aaid defendant. rtqQiriDi; tbera and each of them td exhibit their reaoective eiaiini aain-t the de.endant and become parlies to this action within nix months from the date of the flryt publication ot thio order, and in default thereof to be precluded tram ait tenefit cf tbe iudemeut which thai) be made and from set di--tnbution, which shall be made nnder ucb judgment. It is further ordered that a copTofthia c-tats Gazette for weekn. It it farther ordered that a cf this order ana off aid notice he-trailed to each cf the creditors of the defendant at their respective audret)K-3.

pre-paid. Oated May -th 1S-4. sav'L Hastings, jr. aoau Sale, Atfya. iudce three days.

The boat is well-built and presents a boen entered on finance committee's re A lively steer that objected tc go Van Dycke warehouse. Hagemeister Any one who has been present during cord from page 39 to page 58 inclusive Mrs. D. C. Ayres left Wednesday for fine appearance.

It is 1C7 feet long over said he had spoken to Mr. Miller about Boys lieu ding ltooux. aboard the City of Green BayWednetday caused considerable trouble. He got one evening will readily understand how young men who came for quiet would go Milwaukee, to attend a meeting of the all, 157 feet keel, Sl4 feet lieam, and 10 whieh.to avoid the copying at length into the clerk's journal, we recommend to be Although the ladies in charge thought it but had received the reply that there were no other gas lights in that vicinity was carried. Industrial Home corporation, being a away aud after a vast amount of cha ring away disappointed.

feet depth of hold amidships. She is planked outside with3iuch oak and ceiled in member from this congressional dis best not to keep the boys reading room, in the Business Men's rooms, open two vs as captured at the southern limit of the made part of the same. We further recommend that tho above orders be destroyed and the coupons and it would not pay to lay a block Some might think that boys too young trict side with 5 inch oak edged and bolted. Ihe bridal party took a carriage at the church door and followed by friends end relatives drove to the residence of Mr. city and hauled aboard.

mam in order to light one lump. Parish were allowed tliere.bnt when it was found 4 i -fjji iBjriiixL-I evenings a week daring the summer, yet She has one spar and will bo driven by which have been stamped with the finance committee's stamp be filed with by actual experiment that by thought if Miller objected to erect and maintain any light the citv saw fit to Phillip Gouley, in Rockland, where ran two engines having each 13 inch cylin- The Washington correspondent of the Evening Wisconsin in Saturday's issue, furnishes an interesting account of a trip closing the door against the youngest they spent the evening on sic, refreshments, a platform out doors frc-n wli known 1 Cas- ji uer wun men BtroKe, ana will carry it was decided, at the unanimous request of the boys, to open it for one hour every Thursday evening, commencing at 7:30. to give the boys an opportunity to draw books from the library. This pay for that the city had better withdraw its patronage from the Gns Co. alto They don't know much about the time up at Boese's saloon.

That fan ona cuckoo clock has been taken down to be cleaned, and for a week to come isse won't know what o'day it is, without 'iiat for dancing and a general good time 7UO tons of iron ore or 400,000 feet of "from Washington to Fortress gether. Hagemeister was instructed to A the street the ladies had not the heart to follow out such an arrangement They green pine lumber. The Minnie could in jvhich there are some personal allu awaiieu ine onaai party, which was planned and carried out by the sisters see Miller again about the light Adjourned till next regular meeting. meni urn not seem to be generally under carry only 500 tons. the county clerk.

Green Bay, nne 5, 18S4. Respectfully, Adam Spuhleb, johs monette, D. H. Maktix, Dents Dewake, A. L.

Grat, Finance Committee. fc- 1 sions, which will be read with interest cuckoo to remind him. stood, loung men are also invited to and brothers of the bride. here: maKe use of the library. This boat will te employed in carrying coarse freight to Milwaukee and Chicago Dr, KempHier and the, Xorthern would gladly have opened the room on other evenings for older ones alone, bnt they found that the time given to the boys taxed their strength quite heavily aud few regular helpers could be se Washington, June On Saturdav Hospital.

So far as warm and hearty wishes can aid a worthy couple, these two, united and Green Bay ports. It is expected she -tour lines of Samples, consisting of The graveling of Washington street from the Milwaukee Northern ipot northward is being done without wai ting for the city to do it and charge ag; inst the property. The cost for the citdjens TheOshkosh Northwestern of Monday, will be ready for business Julv 1st five this day, will be blessed. coil all Cri-ja tea yervoas Kysten. As r.

Tenia tiy lav r.a Equal. -o. o. xiepon oi me committee on poor and poor fund read and adopted. months from the time she was begun.

ladies and children's Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear, Hankerchief, Parasols, Jerseys, Shawls, Towels, Spreads, at contains the acconnt of an interview with Dr. Kempster, relative to his removal cured. Mr. and Mrs. Maloney will make their future home in Marinette, where a house evening last a round dozen of us, including Congressmen Price and Stephenson and their families, Secretary Patrick and Frank Allen, of the pension office, set sail for the country of Capt John Smith and Fortress Monroe.

Jt was new to most of us below ML Vernon. Our Hagan English's new barge received her boiler Thnrsday Ayes, 30; noes, none. Gbeex Bat, June 5th, 1S8L is only about 5b per lot REPttQVAL. as me liorary wincn has grown from the superintendence of the North A FCP. SALE Ey ALL DEALERS.

fitted and furnished awaits them. BEDWILL-WrLLXAMS. ern Hospital for Insane, in which he Beside the daily fish refrigerator cars She was named at the lannch. To Vie Hon. Chairman and Member of from six books to nearly 400 by liberal donations of those who became interested as they became acquainted with the half price at J.

L. Joecessen's. wl33w Died. ivTsIt Cn.t-S states that dissatisfaction and ill treat running frcm Green Bay to Chicago over ing, Philetus Sawyor. boat, the best of the line steamers, moved out vigorously, touching at Alexan Vtnte a company from the town of i i-TilOIT, MiCU.

Gentlemen Your committee on poor ment of patients grew from the disregard Lawrence assembled Tuesday moraine in the Milwaukee Northern, butter, ig-gs and fruit cars will be run (daily between The tug John Gregory will be engaged during the season in towing logs from work, there seemed few books among the dria ana iney 1'oint only. of the law by the State Board of ControL Christ Church to witness the marriage of number that met the wishes of the older rcspecTiniiy report tnat we have this week visited the poor farm in a body and found the stock and growing crops doing well, and tho poor house and hospital in The law provided that the superintend here and Milwaukee with prospect) of Marinette to Collette's mill at Depere, lias removtMl Hie etcKk of ST. ones. There was frequent request for I art ent should be the head of the inmates, 60on extending to Chicago. There are about 14,000,000 feet of logs to Mr.

Thomas Bed will and Miss Mary Ann William, of Lawrence, The ceremony books of history and biography. Inter Mrs. Gen. Simeon Mills died at Madison on Tuesday, from a paralytic stroke received last Wednesday eveuiiig. She was an old resident of Madison, having joined her husband there in 1838.

Their and that he should be personally respon tow. iao ix-m condition as good manaemcn' can keep it. The inmates looked con l.sioUt vs. Jo-t -fi r-ii Ihomas Seaman was, Tuesday, sen was performed by the rector, Eev. F.

0. J. I) Ine steamer returned from Norfolk at five, taking all aboard, and heading np the bay. It was noticed that we had a con pie hundred barrels of cabbage heads, and the same number of passengers. Supper dispatched, and night closing in, found us gathered in our little cabin quarters.

It took but a word to get our sible for the diet etc of the institution The steamer City of Green Bay left on tenced to confinement in the county iad r. bu.ir aai EsiLer SViiUaTi. tented and confortable. iir It also recognized no departments but Wednesday for Manistique. for three months by Justice Cottre.

of est in this matter has constantly increased, and now the W. C. T. U. with its larger number of members and strong support has taken the subject in hand bTAl tc OT WISCuXSIS to the eaid golden wedding was celebrated on the a lurxner reporr mat tnere is an apparent great need of more room, as in some rooms their are two beds and many made the whole under the managemeti The schooner Veto arrived with a load Jrort Howard, on a charge of assault and ure hvr--y tr.mntned to withi 21st of last Mav.

of wood from Egg Harbor. 01 tne superintendent, ihe Dr. says Osborne. The groomsmen were Joseph Crabb, Milan Castilan, and William Burke; the bridesmaids were Misses Lizzie Bedwill, Victoria Crabb and Miss McVey. Among those who came to the marriage were Mr.

and Mrs. John Crabb, battery. This is the only county pris jner uir; i trie PcrvK-e or oi me ciotnes rooms have also to be used two Congress mends back on the an and is fitting up a room, which is intend i i ofs-'vire, ami the when the State Board of Supervision as bed rooms, and we recommend that muiejadnow. There are three be! rag cient trails, fighting anew the battles of iA) dozen Corsets at 33 cents, jnst re tte i.crt an ed as a quiet place for reading each Sun an additional smtable building be erect iri to ju.lL'meiit wil came into office such orders were given, The schooner A. J.

Rogers left for Escanaba to load iron ore for Cleveland The schooner Rover cleared for Bay ing to the city there. I-' itiu-t you according tn tLe demud ed for the msaue. day during the summer from 9 a. m. till but that gradually his orders were disre ceived at J.

L. Jobgeksex's, Fort Howard. wl83w Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crabb, Mr.

and We further report that we have exam G. H. HammeL of Appleton, wa in the city Wednesday. He brought a cat load garded and the cooking department be Settlement Tuesday, her first trip of the 7 p. for all who may wish to take advantage of such a room.

ined and compared the accounts hereto l-KEMXE Jk MKMHILL, Airs. Thos. lied will, Mr. Hood and wife l'ij'nttu Atiomeys. season.

She has been rebuilt at Depere annexed, with the vouchers of superin A 1 i. r. There will be a variety of reading mat of horses here and shipped nine to Stur (Depere), Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Carpenter, came mdependent and wholly regardless of his orders.

The GENTS' FURNISHLnG GOODS! TO UNCLE FRANK'S CLOCK Opposite Strong-g Bank. SEASCNAELEGOODS, Other Folks and Their Affairs. uryan ana iouna tnat tttev cor- and fitted in first class fE" sai io I be a'wne crtitled action was ter iu several languages, and a fresh sun- geon Bay, on the City of Green Bay. Mr. responded we recommend that they be om.v uo o' tae of the auov The Senate has confirmed as postmas ply of the leading newspapers each Hammel has sale stables in both Stur Masters Robert, John and Joseph Cas-tiiian.

Messrs. Joseph Crabb, M. Cas-tilian, Fred. Clark and Wm. Burke, week.

nitaica ourt vn Oie 1't of Jne. ISM. ELI.lS,i.HEr-E MERtilLL, lwTw I'laiiititTj Attorneys geon Bay and Ahuapee and is consti ntly Steward assumed the real head of the management of the hospital and all this was done in the full knowledge of the board and without any contrary instruc Ihe room will be open for the first ter, A. J. Reid, of the Appleton Post oll Can Have St.

time next Snnday, Jur.e 15th, and all will taking horses to those places. L. G. Schiller is having a new boat built at Fowle'8 shipyard She will be a steam yacht 66 feet long 13. feet wide and 5 feet depth of hold.

She will be decked over, and arranged for carrying excursion parties and will also be used Misses Lizzie BedwilL Victoria Crabb, t'ATK (If l.St'ONSIS County Conn for unoweu. P. V. Cottrell, C. N.

Ax REICH, Peter Kolb, J. A. Killian, Feask Gbeekwood, Com mi tee on Poor. ue welcome to its use. Jennie Lucy and Miss McVey "My dear, what would I give to have tions from it except when the Dr.

threat The Florence Mining News antes that a large force of the your is often said by middle-aged Notici! it lierehT ilisvt at a Kptial term i the Conr.sv to be i held in and fur gaid 'oiuniy, st the Co-art in the Hty of (ireen Keitmon of the 3d. nn ened to resign when they promised re laaies to young ones. Madam, you may ui every Cepcnpuon. Frexh fitock and Low Northern radway company are eng; iged me annual reunion ot the survivors in the fashing trade. Her engine will ar is iv.

i'i i-oimty, on tne Erst Tnelav, he There were possibly others whose names the reporter did not get The party came by carriage, making a pleasant jaunt on a very delightful dav. The mcfcsKawtf have just such hair. Parker's Hair form, which was never carried out All Jo the Hon. Cliairman and Members of the 32d Wisconsin Regiment was held rive soon and she is expected to be ready will give it to you. It will stop discipline was thus destroyed and every of the County Board: on an extension to Beaver lake, a jout five miles from Pike.

The lake, a eau- ior business in two or three weeks. your nair rrom railing on, restore the or tin' ata tiiiy of AULii't, A. D. 1--M, at 10 the iuliowius matter be iif 'rd nntl i as of E. R.

Smith, administrator of of ilary Kaijutr-, laic of eaid ounty. fvr exnoaaation and aettle- lnesday evening at Dichmann's Hall Oshkosh, The arrivals during the day were not as many ae anticipated, and the iginal color and make it long, thick, soft bride is only daughter of Charles WU- the schooner Laura arrived from Marinette with 23,000 feet lumber and undersigned committee on poor, report that we have examined the following bills and compared them with the tiral sheet of water, belongs to the Eev, thing was without system or proper government When Gov. Rusk went there last fall he found a condition of tilings Jusf Opened! OPPOSITE WATERLOO HOUSE, JIAIX STREET, and glossy, lou need not stand help- nams, an old and respected resident of cleared for that port licht business meeting was not held till eve iu ui ots aivoam unci axisamoat cf th Henry Ward Beecher, who has bt Qt pretty rustic cottage upon its banks. vouchers of the Superintendent of poor, ning, ihe attendance, altogether, wm that town. There was merry-mak witn wnicu he had never been acquaint -11 1 1 The A.

G. E. Holmes is having her rail and cabin painted the rail black and iesiy envying tne girls. TUe iialaaia is not oily, not a dye, bnt is an elegant dressing, and is especially recommended estate accorain? to law. Hsled, June and find them correct and recommend ing at the homestead that nightThe larg- their allowance: M.

L. MAKT'N, County Jndge. the cabin white. thirty and forty years ago. It transpired that both came to Wisconsin in the same fall of '45.

Young Price, with empty pockets, made straightway for the pineries, where he set about cutting roads, cooking in camps and poling supplies fifty miles np Black River. It was in those hard boat-trips, year after year, putting his shoulder to the long pole, that Mr. Price won his lumberman's spurs. Small as he was, no man was ever found to push a boat on him. And so it has been ever since.

While Mr. Price was fighting his way on Black River, young Stephenson was running parallel lines of hard struggling, teaming, boating, log driving on the Escana-ba. From the first he has been one of the hardest workers that ever stepped foot in Wisconsin, always doing for others, and carrying burdens not his own. That he has succeeded so well, and attained honor and fortune, is creditable alike to himself and his army of friends. And here let me put a hint of Mrs.

Price, a wife of thirty years, the most womanly of women, with the weaknesses left out; and Mrs. Stephenson, the bride of a couple of months, wise beyond her years, and another of the same womanly sort Six o'clock found us back to our starting place thirty-six hours before. Our trip to Fortress Monroe was a thing of the past We had added somewhat to our picture-side of life, and crowded three days in one. We had had a sniff, too, of the salt-sea air, and would be better able to stand the blast from Chicago, whatever it might be. Dr.

G. W. Eastman, of Milwaukee, is visiting his brother, W. IL Eastman. From the Fond da Lao ior its cleanliness and purity.

far short of what it was last year, a very pleasant and cordial gathering was had. The resident members entertained the guests during the afternoon by driving eu uy me lioard ana on his promise things resumed a better aspect, but now they have drifted back to the old chaos. Under the existine condition of affairs est or the barns was garnished for the A. (j. E.

Holmes, dry coods. 812.01 The primary receipts of wheat here is now considerable less that is usn at this season. Th i cause is attribute to occasion and a large company were rn. Masonic Grand Ldje. mi Robinson Bro.

Clark, stationery, 1.25; Joannes groceries, 104.84; Otto J1AHB1ED. tertained there, dancing being one of the the Dr. says he feels no regret at being The Masonic Grand Lodge has been the low price, which it ia not deemed will Schellcnbeck, drugs, 40.90; Skeels mem aoout tne city. In the evening the following answered to roll call: Maj. Wm.

S. Burrows. Sure. J. C.

Noves. ueposeu dm is determined he BhaU be DAY-WTLSON-At the Adams House. cmei amusments. DUBOIS CBISTMAN. Best dry goods, 27.16; Mueller Spuh vindicated.

in session at Milwaukee this week, the election of officers, Oliver Libbey, Green Bay, Juno lltb, 1884, by C. H. Kies, Mr. JohS Day and Miss Asst Surg. G.

W. Fay, Adj. L. Brast- be any better very Boon. The receit ts of other grains except winter wheat is a xrat as usual Of winter wheat there is -are- ITSTO-M MADE BOOTS and SHOES.

FRED RETRY this city, was chosen Grand Master. ler, dry goods, 16.75; Knox Wilner, boots and 20.25; Frank Burghart, meat 12.30; Jacob Bender, blacksmith. At Htraubel Hbeling's. ea, ana the following by companies: Co. Lmma msos, of Angehca, Wis.

Mr. Anton Dubois and Miss Kate Cristman were married at the Cathedral, at 9 o'clock Tnesday morn This will be gratifying to the warm Ma L. Rioux is famishing stone for the ly any bought There seems to be none BKDWILL WILLIAMS. At Christ A. J.

W. Oliver, Isaac Underwood, L. H. Wood, Henry VanHouston; Co. B.

Lieut. A M. Bly, L. Feurgusou. L.

Blair, G. W. sonic friends of Mr. LiVihev nil raised in the county. ing, by Fr.

Duermeyer. Misses Frances tjnurch, Ureen Hay, on Tuesdav, June 10th, 18S4. by the Rev. Frank 6. Wonld respectfu'ly announce thet havine with State aud is peculiarly gratifying to his foundation of a chimney, which Straubel Ebeling are about to construct for their flour mill.

The structure will be t-iw; a. ivucnaei, watchmaker, 3.00; A. p. Sawyer, plastery 37.50; K. Mularky, cook, 32.85; Agnes BaUy, attendant 39.42; Michael Rryan, engineer, 24.00:, James Cryan, attendant J.

J. St Silverseck and SarahDubois and Messrs. brethren here. Mr. Libbey is one of the Osborne, Thomas Bedwili, and Mabv A nx Williams, only daughter of o.

is mian ana x'eter (Jnstman were vree; j. m. Angium, ju. ti. haicx, C.

A. Beniley; Co. D. R. W.

Frees, Chas, Norton, David Putnam, G. F. Wait Chas. Clark. SJ Atwood.

Elv most skilled and competent craftsmen bridesmaids and groomsmen. There drawn irom tne pirm or GtilTO lirt'HA- TAU CO. Orceii Bay, be has commenced bnernes "on hia wn acconnt in Ureeu Bay. I enarantee all ST crsTOM WOPir Pii Jjonis, hardware. Duchatean The Seventh Day Adventists Mate Campmeeting will be held at Bar iboo from the 17 to the 25 of June.

Primi-nent laborers in the chnrch will be present and speaking, eta, will be the rder 80 feet high with a base 9 feet square resting on a foundation 13 feet square on the State and lodge interests will be pro boots and shoes, 9.85; Geo. Hanpt Shanes lihams, of town of Lawrence, formerly of Gloucestershire, England. was quite a large company of friends and moted by his administration. Seeley, 'M. Campliell, B.

L. Cornish, James Freeman; Co. A. E. Buck; Co.

G. G. E. Knowlton, Louis Penes, F. piles cut off below the water line.

The relatives of both parties present Clas ia every narticuUr: fit guaranteed The following is a list of officers elect foundation and water-tables will be of the Ca J.he bride was attired in peacock blue of services. A large number of tents rsaney; jo. 11. u. W.

Wedeman: Co. T. ed: quarried stone, and the main structure of oo.ao;uonvnje Uasche, boot and shoes, 11.20; Thos. Joannes, groceries, 65.62; James Flatley, groceries, 75.47; McCormick Co, flour and feed, 36-50; August Cuntz, groceries, 24.30; James Nolan, breed'ghog, 25.00; Emil even to any Deformed Foot, and eae to iboe Miflerins with corns, hnniour, etc. Special attention given to repairing.

All work neatly and uatie. gros grain silk, having the veal of illusion have been provided for the occasion and u. o. ixiynion, Azro xoung. The fol-lowing officers were elected for the en Grand Master Oliver Libbey, Green Bav.

thedral in Green Bav, Tuesday morning, June 10, 1884, Mr. Anton Dubois and Miss Kate Ckist-man, both of this city. held in place by orange blossoms. brick. Ihe foundation will bo laid this season, but it is not designed to complete this is expected to be the most impoi tant gathering of the kind ever held in Wis suing year: President Chas.

DeGroat Oj After the wedding the couple repaired rRED.PETRYv of Fond du Lac; vice president J. Deputy Grand Master H. W. Sawyer, Senior Wn1n 17 TTnf- the chimney this year. to the residence of the bride's parents, on consin, i MALONEY COLEMAN.

At St Pat noves, usnKosh; secretary. J. B. Tnpp, Xiotne, potatoes, d.t; hi. Jr.

Spencer, hardware, 2.80; John Beth, groceries, Deuster Bros-, flour and feed, 106.11; Thos. Atkinson, cow. calf and fish. 33 xne nrm are pusmng the work on There was quite extensive depreda ond du Lac; treasurer, A. Wood, Bipon.

It was resolved to liold the next an. Walnut street, where a reception held in the evening. v4 ET03IACI1 Wood! WOOD I Dann, ronaaanac. Grand Treasurer F. L.

Von Suess- Owen Wells will start next Monday with his wife and her sister, Mrs. F. N. Violet for a vacation in the trout re tion in the south ward school house I on- John M. Schoemaker, dry goods.

17.80: nnal reunion in Oshkosh in June 18S5. rick schnreh, in Fort Howard, Tuesday, une 10, 1884, by Rev. Fr. Brown, Mr. Johh Malonsv, of Fort Howard, and Mies Katheiere Coleman, of Green Bay.

.5 A 1 1 Dr. H. Rhode, drncs. 2.65: Schnmnlror their elevator. The machinery is now being put in.

There will be one separator of 600 bushels capacity and one of 80 bushels capacity per hour, one cockle T. O. oire Post G. A. It.

ana ine rouowing committees of arrantre- gions of the north. They will drive the meat 20.20; Cooke, Case Soren- day night Some one broke in at a win low in Miss Moger's room and ransacked all the rooms after doing the most dan tage ments was appointed: J. C. Noyes, 8. L.

journey in a covered democrat wagon, milcu, Delavan. Grand Soejetary John W. Laflin Oshkosh. Trustee for three years Eugene Elliott DHY ASH WOOD FOR At the last meeting of the T. O.

Howe taking along a gasoline stove and other it. vv. Frees, B. L. Cornish.

son, hardware, liy9; Fred Hurlbut od, potatoes. Ifi.14- fVun Vormn Post the thanks of the Post by a un machine with a canacitv of 110 tinRhpla -itii; Ptanima. de- SO PER, CENT. Oshkosh Morth western. STJJDiEIlUSE appliances for cooking and will spend few weeks camping out in tne first mentioned one.

Some pa tiers clothinc. 11.50: Fox River Soar of the animous vote were extended to those per hour, one 80 bushel smutter and two On Friday, June 13th, I Will OJfer 19.70; George Markel, Louis relating to standing and examination Lotiia bitters l. ii tO who aided in the observation of Decora Mr. A. Munro of London, Canada, Prince dust collectors in the elevator.

Subsequently Grand Master Libbey made the following appointments: Grand Lecturer M. L. Youngs, Mil- h.aiOdHJo.. meat 31.58. Total.

Sl.O.Tfi.. were carried off and more or lean or rih. ir i Only $3.25 per cord tion Day, particularly to the committee for Salts Four lines of Samples consisting of The largest scale in the city is now be 99. act at rroner lingdorein punil's books. There i inn Jlnrincttr, Xotes.

TSpecial Correspondence. Pleasant weather in these parts. Business is lively. The drive is nearly all down in the brother of the late Neil Monro of the town of Suamico, ia spending a few days no from ing put in. It is a fifteen ton Fairbanks 2 o'clock p.

m. The board met pur eiue to the offender. DELIVERED. Grand Chaplain The Rev. Wm.

Wright Wausan. Grand Marshal A. S. Jackson. Beloit Ladies and Child rens Hosiery, Underwear, Shoes, iu all grades.

with relativesjn this vicinity. and is located in the top of the elevator with the weio-h nn suant to adjournment Mr. Persons in the on flowers, to the citizens of Fort Howard and Green Bay, who contributed funds to defray expenses, to the ladies and gentlemen who furnished music at udge Dyer has made J. H. Ehr ore, i iJtfaars crcTierallT.

Paul Hoppe has gone to Escanaba mam river, xne "jam extends over chair. Boll called and a quorum pres ALSO HAHD MAPLE BEECH, floor. The hopper of the scale will hnlil who is Receiver of Strong's Bank, a co- twelve miles. Grand Sword-bearer J. E.

Wells, r. k. 1 1 .1 1 where he is associated with M. Rossi ter ent Minutes of last meetintr read and defendant in the case of the United St ites Kimball's Silver Band, of Green Bav. Parasols.

Handkerchiefs, Fans, louse and Lace goods. Towels, Napkins, Marseilles Quilts the hall, and to the managers of the in the merchant tailoring business. approved. against Elizabeth Peoonesateau. Sh it gave a concert at the rink Tuesday even Belivered as, desired at "any place ia Green Bay or Fort Howard.

taf Leave orders McCOilMlCK Blore. Another Vetter r-wm htrQUfl cemeteries for their kind assistance rn Mrs. Geo. Iverson, of Marinette, is vis. x-ortage.

Grand Senior Deacon J. S. Tuttle, Fox Lake. Grand Junior Deacon Chas. Jones, ing, mere was a larce crowd and all Resolution by Mr.

Hunter read in rela vdl be remembered, is charged idth and Table covers. The following farther letter has beta the service of decoration. iting Mrs. M. Cohen.

tion to circuit court expense of the State nnnriHnyiii'hilh-j seemed to enjoy it Our thanks are due to the managers of the rink for compli- fraudulently obtaining a pension and the received from ex-banker Strong by Re P. There is a bran new daughter at F. W. Jersey Jackets, Shawls, These goods are samples bought at Darlington. Grand Stewards Pnwur present action is brought to recover the mentanes.

ceiver Elmore: Dated, Green Bay, June 10, 1884. H. J. Httktinqtov, Commander. of Wisconsin vs.

Henry Cook. Referred to a special committee of 3, consisting of "maySidawtf ijw gnioiirsrjs me rexi teTo at-bacwi Schneider's, born Wednesday. Harold Smith, of Smith Bros- wan in Nicholas Brown, Schuilsburg. half price and will be offered at a great 18 jJ ot acjoiia Voa ret Montreal, June 7. 1884.

pension money paid to her, which is ip-nsentedbya certificate of deposit for W. W. Driggs, Gen. Ft agt't of the Johm M. Schoemaker, Messrs.

Hunter, Doherty end Gray. J. H. Klmnre Fvn ris cv town the fore part of the week. We noticed W.

J. Ahmms. of Rnwn tb tame bargain. Call and examine goods and prices. Uxand Pursuivant 4, Walhn Prairie du Chien.

Grand Tvler Leonard Mil. HannibaL St Louis Missouri R. B. ia in Ino. 5.

Report No. 1 of the committee am anxious to render you all the aid and iiw ia uie uans mentioned. Bay, on our streets Tuesday. Adjutant Architectural. the city.

ttsaiButuce my power, and if there is on accounts read and adopted. Ayas, 80; Mr. D. P. Andrews, Indian Agent at Ihe new machine shon is nearly readv waukee.

SinVt.hinO- thnf hAlhara vr, sa Tii-a atnoritif is T' nuaotd to a Cao art qa-wtoa of adsttenfd lfrew i-n-ii on tiro attent-OD oi p-. taa xnssre desiraUe it Leoonws ui msow ie iy w.ia! you mc4in-. Miss Tina Goldaauaer left Thursday noes none, to-wit: J. L. Joboenben, Ft Howard.

wl8-3t Keshena, came to Green Bay Monda.f at J. McDonnell, architect of this city, Heading Mntter. for operation. Richards the present night foreman in the Iron Works, assumes the superintendence, having re for Burlington, where she will To the Bon. Board of Supervisors of I am confident I can give you a clear explanation.

The books of the bank have ftlwaVH llAfl Vent of .1 A the request of the Interior Departm snt has furnished the plans for another 7i All members and friends of the W. C. spend her vacation with her parents. and closed out the sale of the Indian northern court house, this time at On The committee on accounts recom There are paper mills in i.um ioio nmcui are all there, although many of them Mrs. Sarah Clapp, left Thursday T.

U. who have reading matter, maga logs on the south branch of the Ooc oro signed his position the former place. The Catholic fair held last week was well attended and realized a neat sum to help in the erection of a school. the world, which turn out annually zines or papers, which they are willing to may oe oau. I Wonlil Mil (r.rif vnu i 1 4 it ..1 .1 o-Ktxiix-a aiwaya, tiut it is ajtuuitarittraxiroviueL la frat-raice.

Ciror. and iiasir ieu te lit acj air. River to Eldred Son, of Fort Howard, tonagon, Mich. He was up there a few days ago, we notice by the Ontonagon Miner, and appeared before the county 1,04,000,000 pounds of paper. Half for Sanborn, Dakota, where she will her sister, Mrs.

Benson. Mr. Geo. G. Greene accompanied her as far as St.

v. iv be the right thing to do to make a divi mend the allowance of the following claims against Brown Countv: Fisk Mailer, filing certificate of births. 10.20; W. H. Bartran, examining insane; 6.00; Dr.

P. Ayers, examin and Stiles, where they will be sav ed. of this is used in printing generally, contribute for the free reading room, will please leave the same at the newe depot of Chapman and Byram. board with plans which they adopted. i dend oi as much as you can at the earnest possible moment These logs had been sold at public taction in Oshkosh.

Messrs. Sehwara Ar while (KW.OOO.OOO pounds are used i ry it. Ed yoa iU (j-i -tis witli. tut tra ie-sari of the Uull. Pan! TEAVBtETf.

An Encounter with Mloe. A father and son Wednesday engaged The building is.to be erected on the pub or newspapers. An average of eleven ing insace a.uu; Mueller Sc Spuhler, clothing and shoes. Miss Georgina M. Felch, of Felch Although it will be a staalj matter for Voict purchasing same, but flftenr rd and a half pound is used by every mrowing up tne purchase.

4.75; T. IS. Jsenoe Co- oil, brooms, SI Mountain, is visiting Mrs. J. K.

of Fort Howard. lic square and that it will be a sightly and convenient structure is assured from the fact Mr. McDonnell's court lours truly, Henet Stsono. JLittle'a World. World" was played at Armory in a fight in which hoes and clubs were freely used.

They were at work in a Englishman, and ten and a quarter- A Polander named J. Shemske, 6 oca 10.28; M. L. Martin, hearing cases in county court 26.00; C. H.

Nanscawen. nost beedreVand -AFTER 1 fAFTER pounds by every American. Messrs. O. Libbey and J.

F. Lyon have each one to leave weekly ormoniiuy contributions at the place named, it will be of the greatest aid and encouragement to the committee on literature to find always a good supply on hand. mortem examination, 5.00; D. Follet, the town ofEaston, wasWednesday an st-ed on complaint of his wife for assj nit Fifbrarid Sport. Opera House Monday to a fairly filled advertising ana publishing.

47.53: Ken gone to Milwaukee to attend the meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge. field and got into a dispute which ended in the fight The old man got the worst of it, although both were considerably gashed np. They live in the junction of house plans have ia ctses so proved, and that the ideas he embodies in respect to the essentials of such a budding have been endorsed at competent hands. dall and Robb, blinds for Judtre and battery. Sheriff Geyer went to 2a-ton and got his man and when he tett ril Hasting's Boom, 40.30; Sehleyer Em The family ot Mr.

M. F. Merick left The committee would ask for liberal Bactrlc Appliance an teat 39 Days' Trial, TO MEN ONLY, YCUNQ CR CLE, Alf'HO mrm nfferinz from Katator Dcthjtt. 1-OCT VrxALiTx. Lack znvt Foacx VlttOat.

Wastisu ucrx-ssia, and i those diseases of I'lasoisaL ATVxtK from Asriu and Oraxm Catse. relief and cumplet restoration of Kcaxtb.V itioaand Makhood Ouakajvtezo. 1 be grutdtt ducoTery ot tb Qtn'urj. 6jxi oaoe fur UutrUi amphiet frou, AdJesi VCITAIO MARSHALL, KISH. donations this week with which to fill IL, tt, hxtt, ICO ed the man caught sight of bis wife on Washington street near A.

Michatf'8 house. The company came from Grand Kapids on a special train Monday afternoon. The scenery had been previously arranged, but so long a time passed between the scenes that the impression was that the arrancements were noorlv -Tim- Strong' llanc. The full report of the Receiver of the the tables for next Sunday. in taat relief, and Is to icfalibJe Eleventh and Pins.

They hod not lived in that neighborhood long and nobody "irj the vicinity seemed to know their name. Tuesday to resume residence in Menominee, During their sojourn here for upwards of two years they have made many friends and became apart of social circles that will miss them. itters, pnntmer tax certificate for Co. 14.00; F. F.

Wheeler, defending Westnhi.il 4 Backus, in cow case, 60.00; D. C. Ayers, examining insane, 9.00; Thos. Joannes, Whitewash brash, 1.50; Robinson Bros. printing, 19.50; B.

M. Berendaen, recording Btore and jumping from the lg- There is an odd craft kent bv the defunct Strong's Bank printed in convenient form giving full assets and natal mm cure for Files. Price 11, at druggist, or sent piepaij by mail. Samole free. Ad gy he attacked her fiercily.

He was finally secured tnd vided. The play seemed to give AVArvhnilv tliA attwIpi i r-i i. 1 aa t--a "ANAKES1S" Makers. Box boys of Delaney Co's foundry in Fort Howard. It consists of two barrel-like tubes upon which a platform is con ities of the bank with a list ot the depos 2116 New 'url.

JTree Mttsadtnu Moon. There will be a free reading room locked up in jaiL He appeared bei are cents for the audience applauded and roared at AMD ftlEPJ 5 jr -utt Mi Svnd kU itors and the amounts deposited, is for Iscrt rrm from the I'roplr. Editor State Gazette: What has me comicalities. receive SQUARE TIMBER FOR arofqrCamnaign of ISS4 sale. opened next Sunday, June 15tb, in the structed and in the centre is a paddle Justice Killian Thursday for exi m-ination.

The parties were recently fi im Sir Ifooai SALE. 44.80; It Knuteson, bringing in insane, 4.00; Sentiuel Pub. printing pr ceeding of Connty Board, 25.00; H. J. Huntington, defending May Hoffman in 15.00; J.

J. St Louis, 2 dusters, 2.00; Van Rnren Bromley court commis The report has been examined Jy ihe- become of our There have been 13 or 14 meetincs of tlia old council room, over the post office, wheel which has cranks and is moved by -The Methodist Chnrch concert will aii-iiiu i iu.iiraT.:i eATAUx.cn vt BAND INSTRUMENTS, ar.a The nnderaigned had some Sanara Timher fo a. away tnan auvthin await the workor Receiver and pronounced correct ml be given on Tuesday eve, June 17th, at sale, both Pine and Tamarack. Tim levers worked perpendicularly. It was brought down from Depere a few days the old country and have resided in lie town of Eaton some two or th months.

from a. m. unid 7 p. m. Gentlemen of all ages and nationalties are cordially invited to make use of this room.

city council during the present term, he has attended only 5 or but meanwhile has not missed a single show. Address, Ji ROOT, Green Bay, Wis. 18wlw O.rIPAK-M BAND CHURCH LEE, Klaus' Hall. The programme will be published in due time. TO hewn, from 25 to 50 feet Ions.

Enquire of THKODOHE LAWRESCE. near French Church, Green Bay. ajirlSdawtf sioner tees, lZ-ixS; Henry Tennis Janitor- fees, 44.00: i ago. uy order of tho W. U.

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