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conversion, I asked the gentlman a THE 01 RELIABLE if the Republican convention would LEGAL NOTI ES- BUSINESS CARDS. The State Gazette. nominate bim he would -do all he few quuestions and among them whether, if nominated could for the party, both before CITY COUNCIL Reports of the City Officers. RULES AND REGULATIONS Clever Capture. A Gang of Thieves Broken Up.

'1 and after election, and that; he would give all the patronage of bis office to The Gnzette. This was entirely unsolicited, and before 1 had said a word. I never said a word to and elected he would be as a Republican and give his aid and influence to the Republican party during the time he held office under its nomination. He replied "Yes, and not only during my term of office 7 Daily and Weekly by HOSKINSQN Me FOR THE NEW POOR SYSTEM IN CIRCUIT COCKT Brown Coaoy. R.

Cunnor. piaintia, vs Bridget Bolton, Frederick L8.U4G, Ciiariw Lauge, John Fritz, The Sfate of said defendant, Yoa kervbj gammoned to appear within tweuty cays after service of this- summons, exclusive of the cUr-of and defend the above entitled actum in coart aforesaid; and In cafe of year t'aiiure so to do. judgment will be atraiust you to the demand of tiie complaint; niMl with the cierk of circuit eoart for said HASTINGS GREENE, lTroKBTBABJ9aBBM S-AT-tAW OfHefOB Ptn "teet.are.-Bay.WI. 3 AMCKLD.HASTIttSS.Js.. J.O.OliM! JOHNC.

A A.C.NEVILLE, ITTORBSTS 11 Lit. OfBrover 9rees Ba 4av IngsSanA. Vr J. BILLI NCS, ATToms a i. A Offieiln Col.

Chapman 1ocb ldtin and Green ty.Wla. Mr. M. about his politics; nor spoke but forever after rar as ills con of the printing until a year after it was understood from the Foreman E. Meister.

Asst. Foreman M. Nuss. Secretary Carl Hermann. Treasurer J.

P. Hills. There are at present ten active members belonging to the company, besides a number of honorary. Their apparatus are all in first class order. The house is to be repaired and fixed up in good shape the boys are full of vigor and are always ever ready for earnest work.

OlEr AND ASSISTANT. At a meeting of the city council held last evening, John N. Reach was reelected Chief of Fire Department and E. Kitner, Assistant. 5 TERMS PER YEAR Four Men and One Woman in Custody.

Changes in the Charter. 1 be council met Friday evening The reports of the various city Daily. $9. Weekly, $2. voluntary and unreserved pledges he had made to a number of Va.

iUr-c leading Republicans; himself more version seemed to be as complete as it whs sudden. I then asked him further as to the patronage of the office and the disposition of the county printing. He replied again that the Republicans should have the patronage of the office and The A v3 Saturday, Jan. 10, 18S0. over going entirely unasked into the Uazette office, and of his own free officers were reported correct and ordered on file.

The Thieving Practices Been Colng on for Years. C. E. MATILE, 1-lt-UV. will and accord, pledging the print The November report of the Po ing of the clerks office to that paper.

Gazette should have all the eounty Oreen wu. Office Vsadyeke's Bleck CONTIHCOOS ALL-P. AILR0UTE NO CHANGE OF CARP I ONE KiMD.OHE MANAGEMENT tbat Tne Gazette was naturally led astungton sin t. lice Justice showed that be bad received fines in sixteen cases, amount printing so far aa he controlled it, no other qualification or condition whatever was added. He further to expect it, and to make its arrangements, financial and other CITY NOTES- Heavy rain shower Saturday.

Ice boats out in full forte Mon ng to 874.00 said in this connection that he had wise, accordingly. All I have for at Examination of tne Crowd Depere this Afternoon. no sympathy with ees in one case tried and committed 2.97 this pledge directly to The Gazette, is the statement of its editor, Mr. day. D.

H. CRICNON, ItfOUll lITft J00.1IM04-1T-UV JAMES BAKER, autiact orrtcs Titlesto real eiamineil and perfected StaaWor'fbiock, Green Ray, Wis. UNFORTUNATELY, That Meade Matter Once More, The Advocate in its issue of the present week once more refers to the Meade matter, but does it in snch a puerile manner that but foi one or two points in its editorial driveling, would not be worthy of notice. One or two of the items of Blander contained in that eCu-aon of slush (hall have due attention. We common with the public have witnessed many exhibitions of its cowardice, and wtre prepared for almost anything low-lived and mean from thai source; but we must confess that its last attempt to hide itself and escape the consequences of public scorn was more utterly contemptible than was expected even from the Green Bay Advocate.

With not a word from its cowardly self in answer to the several charges of malice, falsehood, corrupt shielding of official corruption, and dishonorable business transaction, it seeks to evade responsibility and thrusts forward a lady to receive and parry the blows dealt at its own craven self. Depth of meanness! Drag a reflued and naturally retiring lady from the privacy of her home, In the hope that she can help them out of a dilemma produced by their own malicious invention 1 Utter extremity and pitiful resort! The Advo charged it, and one of its proprietors, A. C. Robinson in particular, Dwicht Follett, whose word to me Officers and witness fees. 27.41 Due 47 30.85 The public schools re-opened on with being responsible in part for is as good as that of any man living.

Monday. his defeat before the democratic Mrs. ml. savs: "in Aug. 19 A.

w. saving aa a balance due K. and another Republican came to convention. Hill Peak is to run the ice busi Mr.Meade recel vedthe nomination, the house," and proceeds to narrate ness again. the city 843,15 L.

Scheller. the welghmaster, what we said. The schooner Martin is to have From Chicuaro to Pittsburg, Harnsbyrg, Saiiliiiora Washlnnca PhiladeiDhla New York- Grreat iShort JLiiie TO BOSTON, VIA NEW YORK CITY Reaches all Points ia Peansjlvani and New Jersey. Pullman Palace Cars Of ALL EXPRESS TRAIN. If she will think the matter over a new rudder.

made his report for the year showing that he had received 822L75, COREY. HBST1ST. All kinds of dental singe on work skilfully attended to. Oftlce in Foz'anlock, Washing, ton street. Dr.

F. L. LEwTs PBTMQIAlliVD SCEtlOlt. Office on Washington street, Cook's Uotfl Green bay. she will rptnernber that 1 came alone, also that she remained below Mike Hoffman is keepine the countv, Wisconsin.

P. LAW SUN, PlalutiiTs Attorney. P. O. address, Menasha, 43w6w Winnebago Couaty, Wis.

Notice of Foreclosure and Sale STATE OP WISCONSIN Circuit Court for Brown Conntv. Alexander Iurocher against Cart G. Mueller, Mary Frances Mae'tier, his wife, Elieha I). Smith and una Smith, hie wife. By virtue of a judgment of foreclosure and tale, in the above entitled action, rendered and dated on the 9th day of December, 1878, and duly docketed in the office of the clerk of aid Brown county, 1 shall offer for ale and tell at paUe auction, to the bidder, for cash in hand, at the sheriff's office, in the court house, in the city of Green Bay.

in eaid county, on Saturday, the day of "January, 1SS0, at 10 o'clock, iu the forenoon of said day, the following described mortgaged premieee, duly adjudged to be sold, to-wit: All that certain tract, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and beiajj tn the county of Brown, state of Wisconsin, particularly described as follows, to-wit: Lot numbered twenty -sis (dti, tn block numbered one 1, in Mueller's addition to Wriutstown, according to the recorded plat thereof. Dated, Green Bay, Dec. 11, 1879. ARTHVK KELLOGG, Sheriu of Brown Wxb. G.

E. Matile, Plfi's Atty. 43w6w BROWN COUNTY COURT In Probat. In the matter of the estate of Joseph Barker, late of the city of Green Bay, deceased. Letters of administration on the estate of Joseph Harker, deceased, having been iriued to Uenry Kahr on the 9th day of December, 1879, and six months from and after this day bavins been allowed and limited for creditors to present their claims for examination and allowance: Notice is hereby given, that the Judge of said court will on the fir't Tuesdays of June and July, ltftJv, at 10 o'clock a.

m. of each day, at the probate office in the city of Green Bay, in said county, receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons against the estate of said deceased- which was accompanied by the while Mr. M. and I were alone up ice holes open this season. stairs, and talked very quietly.

Mr. The preseut weather seems to m. opened tne coversation himseir. treasurer's receipt that Mr. Scheller had paid 8110.87, the other half being retained for fees.

have taken a march into A pril. and was elected. I heard nothing more of the matter until nearly a year afterwards, when I was informed that the gentleman did not intend to fulfill his pledges as to the county printing and that he intended to give the tax list to the Advocate. At the request of I he editor of The Gazette, I called wnh him upon Mr. M.

to remind him of the promises voluntarily made to me a year previous. He then and for the first time said tbat be id always excepted "official printing." Knowing very well himself nd soon discovering that we knew that there was F. Bader is now cutting chops saying, "Well, 1 suppose you have come to see about the tax list." I told him I had. "Well," he said, "I SOCIETIES. The committee on poor made a re and slicing: steaks at D.

Harrau's An Old Time Club. A Green Bay correspondent of the Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph furnishes this reminiscence of early days: In early territorial times a Bachelor's club was organized, of which any bachelor in the territory might become a member. In 1847 the annual election resulted: President, John A. Eastman, of Fond du Lac; First vice president, E- S. Disbrow, of Green Bay Second vice president, Chas.

U. White. Green Bay; Scribe, Theodore Con key. of Appititon Solicitor, A- C. Ketchum.of Fox Lake; Standard-bearer, W.

IL Dakin. of Grean Lake. John A. Eastman married Helen M. Darling, only daughter of Dr.

Mason C. Darling, of Fond du Lac, and now lives at Benton Harbor, Theodore Con key married and now lives at Appleton, where his son-in-law. A. J. Reid, is editor of the Pott.

W. H. Dakin, genial, rich "Bill" Dakin. alone kept the faith. He is a resident of Green Lake county on the same old farm west of Ripon and is a confirmed old bachelor, tbe last remnant of the once famous Wisconsin Bachelor's Club.

meat market. have just sent that to the Advocate, I did not promise that to Tlie Gazette. port which was introduced in the shape of a resolution, so that It Jacob Stern is to move into the I supposed of course, the tax list should go to the Advocate as it is store formerly occupied by Cranney the auctioneer. could be referred to the committee on ordinances, to be embodied in an O. O.

F. fJrerm Bay Led ye Ko. 1 9 Meett ever Tuesday evening, odd ifellowa Hall eornel Adameand Cherry. W.O. IfAILBT.N.8.

BsrVflLDS, Sao. Bmnana Lodge Xo. lit, Meet, every Wedueaiay evening, Odd rel.owHall,corner Between drug stores and news paper publishers, the city ifl well tne ollicKtl paper of the county, and that paper has always had it I replied tbat the Advocate was not the official paper of the county any more thau any other that ordinance, and passed as goon as possible so that the new poor system may be in perfect working order. MAGXUf'ICEAT CAliS I Equipped with the Celebrated BRAKES Jaiinej's Mew Patent Safety Platform and Coupler. Elegant Eating Houses.

WITH AMPLB TIMS JOB MIALS no "official printing he abandoned supplied with almanacs. that position and as an excuse for his conduct said that outside pressure The firm of Burehardt Co The following is the report of the auui iuu vjierry J. P. HILLS, N. S.

C.MaisiiB.Sec. olden Rule JEtteam-amit nt If: IS. the reason the Advocate had always had the list, with the exception of butchers, has dissolved. Frank is now carrying on the business alone. committee: Green Bay.

Jan. 2. 1880. one term, was because the Democrats had always elected the Clerk had been brought bear upon bim in such a manner that he felt compelled to give the tax list to the Advocate, and had done so, but that he Meets second and ridavs.Odd Fel Pen pusher Kevins is eettinir To the Hon Mavor and Common lows Ilall. cate lied that is the word when it said that this impeachment of Mr.

Meade resulted from his action about the printing. Out of this grew the necessity for publishing the facta in the case, which we reluctantly did last week. Now it seeks to avert the force of the truth E. S.BEXLIS.C.P. Dated the 10th day of Decenitwr.

ls.y. Council of the City of Green Bay: Gentlemen: Your special com could recall it and would do so and Siunaf, scribe round shouldered and bowed down from carrying a huge pipe in his moutia. 34. L. MART'S.

County Judge. would request and "order the list mittee on city paupers would re with the exception of one terra he had voluntarily pledged the printing to the Gazette, and that, aside from the moral obligation upon him to fulfill his pledge. The Gazette had obligations which were MASOMC. For some years past the village of Depere and tbe Southern portion of Brown County have been agitated by numberless depredations by cattle thieves and house breakers. A family by the name of Spears had been suspected of many of the acts, but no proof could be produced against them.

In one case of cattle thieving Isaac cousin of one of the younger Spears, and Sandford Silver were arrested, the former in Waupaca County and the latter in Shawano County. The Spears family had been closely watched from last October. The arrests were made on Saturday, but sooner than at first intended, in consequence of some suspicious movements being made by the brothers who work in one of the shingle mills at Depere. The plan of arrest laid out was to capture the entire gang, who intended to tap the wheat warehouse of Cargill Van on Saturday evening, and the thieves had consummated their arrangement to drain the warehouse, having several teams engaged to haul the grain to Manitowoc. One of the members of the crowd, was one named Birdie seemed to be afraid of detection or of tbe old man, and be "squealed" on the entire gang; but in order tbat sufficient evidence could be brought to bear against the Spears, and ensure the capture of the party, illiams was ordered to "keep in" with the gang, and give notice of their movements.

As we stated the thieves intended to have a corner on wh eat on Saturday night and the purpose of the officers was to arrest them at that time, but through circumstances the plan was changed and the entire to be delivered to The Gazette. In this connection I desire to state that The holidays are over the snow spectfully recommend to your Honorable body the following resolu Washington Jjodge Ho. Meets first I have no pecuniary interest what by a card from Mrs. Meade is going sleighing is played out and we now have the regular Janu Small Farm for Sale. Thirty-two acres of 1 in 1, bouse and barn, iroo'l well, frnit trees, grape Tines.

and third Tbumiays. Lovterootn Sdsto.y aitney block, WsbiBftoL street. C. W.M. I.roi.UT7.3ee.

purposely made to mature at the tions embodying certain rules and regulations for the support and ever in 1 he Gazette or any other giving a diSerent color to the affair. 3 EXPRESS TRAINS Leave Chicago as failovs: ti a. iu. Speeial Fast Express) (except Sunday)with the Popular Vestibule Sleeping Car, reaches Pittsburg at 2:30 a. ia-; Harrmtiurg, 11.

4S a.m.; Philadelphia, 4.U0 p. Hew York, 6:45 m. Batten, 0.15 a.m.; Baltimore. 6:30 p.m.; Washington, 9-00 p. next day.

ary maw. time of the tax list, so that they maintenance of the poor of the citv It is with greater reluctance that If the boys return very soon one of Green Bay. strawberries an 1 shrubbery Situated within one half mi9 of iisjot. For further narticaisrs enaiire of might be paid with the proceeds of the tax list. He tueu said that be newspaper.

My only interest in this matter was to have Mr. Meade fulfill in all respects the promises voluntarily made to mo- Warren Chapter. Mette and fourth this week we are compelled to ad pair Moccasins which they stole in RtsoUed, 1. The Mayor of the couldn't help it, there had been "so vert to that. It shall be done in as city of Green Hay and one alderman Hid I believe that Mrs.

Meade much pressure brought to bear up Mondays tutney block, Wi.sbington St. W.H. 0RK13.U-P. D. I.

rOLLITT. Sec. TEMPLE OF HONOR, few words as possible, and assured on him from Democrats all over the wrote the card published in the p. in. Aiiantt; express ly with the respect we in sincerity from each ward in said city, to be appointed by the shall constitute and be a board of commissioners of the poor.

county that he had to give it to the Advocate." I reminded him that no pressure bad been brought to bear Green Bay T. of 11. Jfo. 79 Meets every (daily) with brewing Boom and Hotel Car. lieachet Pittsburg 12:1 p.m.; Har.

risburg 10:55 p. Philadelphia 3:85 a- Aduocate, purporting to come from her, it would be with much regret that I reply, since I entertain for the lady the highest respect. I do hold for her. The cowardice of that paper has compelled her to make a statement of a matter of which she irontoliSau store on Friday afternoon, they can save themselves trouble. The dances given in Turner's hall.

Armory and Klaus' hall were all well attended on New Year's Eve and the diSerent organizations netted handsome sums. We hear that a man dropped suddenly dead on the street at I)e- sec. 2 The said board shall bold sainraay evening, nan post omce dicck. W.O: I1A1L1CS, W. C.

J.VaBSBVomTn, Sec. QaasD Caioa, Hotbl, Sabatooa Braisos, Aug. 1, 1879. Mfssra. Morgan Allen, 69 Jebn St.

Kew York City: Qentlemaa One bottle of your medi-eiae baa eared me of iotUmation of the kidneys. Enclosed nad on dollar, for whioh please send me one bottle of "Constitution Water" for a friend. Tours truly, Joh McCobbiick, Union Square Hotel. New York City. Ask year druggut for it iw Yok, September 9, 1879.

Messrs. Morgm Allen, 68 John St Hew Yort City: Gentlemen I am bappy to inform that I am now entirely well, having need only one bottle of "Constitution; Water Yoare truly, Bddd Dobii. Ask your druggist for it. upon him from Republicans, and new I ore 8:45 a as special rail. their regular meetings on the last Mbs K.

STEVENS, 448w Big Sunrrico. Taken Up. Came into my enclosure, in Fort Howard, oa oi abou' the 30th a small red steer, one year old. top of the tail white. The owner will prose paoperty, pay charges and take it away.

Fort Howard, Die. 6. 1879. 48w8w STEPHEN ATKINSON. dec6d3t Farm for Sale.

no Republican, not even Mr. Fol not believe she wrote it. addlphia bleeping Car oa this rriaay ot every month at the coun could know but little, is evidently KNIGHTS OF II NOR. Chas. E.

Vboman. which remains in depot until 7:30 a. cil room, at such hour as they may designate. lett, had ever spoken to him of the matter, trusting to his honor to fulfill his pledge further.that it was at fault in memory of that little, Navarino Mo. Temple of afiordiog Philadelphia pastecr ri a fall night's rest.

uooor tiau, corner or fioe aa Adam.bU., and to mix her name with a wretch A majority ol said board shall SUDDEN DEATHS. p.m. Aigbt A-xpreas ex not even then too late to keep faith ever rt tmuauay eveoinjf. J. H.LKONARD, Dictator.

M. J. EimiLL, Keporte'. ed political squabble, originated by witn rne wazette, ana would he not A Citizen Drops Down on itself and with which she can have the Sidewalk request the Advocate to send the list to The Gazette? He said he would, and even asked me If I no direct sympathy. Whatever of One of th most desirable farms on the west Bide of Fox Hirer 127 acres; constitute a quorum, but a less number may adjourn from day to day a quorum is obtained.

A special meeting may be called by the Mayor, at the request of any two members of the board, at any time, but such meeting shall not take place unless all the members reen Say Pos t-Ofiiee. Htcks 8 a.m.to7i;0 p.m. cept Saturday, with Drawing-Boom Bleeping Car. Reaches Pittsburg 7s30 p.m.; a. Baltimore 7.45 a.m.; Washington 9.05 am, Philadelphia, 8.00 a.

ew York, 10.35 a. m. Boston 8.40 p.m. Through Baltimore and Washington Sleeping Car en this train. pain or apparent discourteousness And Dies In Fifteen Min Sundays, 0 to 10 :00 a.m utes After.

comes to her, it must be solely re sponsible for. would not tell Mr. Robinson from him to send the list to the Gazette, which, of course, I declined to do. He then said be would send for Mr. Cheap, and lerme easy.

Enquire cf 8wtf JCLS R.M iREIS- New Advertisements. HAILS ABKIVE. From South via C. a S. W.

B. 6:15 a. p.m. In a former article, and at length. Another Expires In His present in the vy shall have been Fare always as low as any other line Last and have bim do so, and that duly notified of the same.

Place of Business we gave the absolute facta. They gap Through tickets for sale at all mm Kortt bee. 3. 1 be city clerk shall act as principal points in the west. Ask for are now supported, in another col 93 p.m With His While clerk of said board, he shall record them via the IT ort Wayne and PennsyU Conversing Wife pere on Friday afternoon.

We did not learn his name, but he was a Hollander and a stranger in the place. The committee appointed at last meeting of the Countv Board visited the poor houseMonday afternoon to examine the boiler, etc. The committee consists of Messrs. Scheller, Faulkner and Vander Hey-den. On New Years Day Garner Co.

again remembered th- ir friends in the way of ice cream and sent out a number of gallons. It was of the first class sort they are noted for making. We stated on Saturday that a boy named Mullen, living in Howard, bad been run over and Ladly bruised. His injuries are more serious than we mentioned, the little fellow having had one of From West, via O.ii. umn by two gentlemen who faaia Line.

Dl 4 0 too! eover and book, only 943 rlAIlUto ORflN3, IS stops. set retdt. knee swells, stool and book, only I9S. Holiday newnpfipr tree- Add res Daniel F. Beatty, Washing.

op, J. 46w4w Agents Read This he would rather give $500. and I think it was out of his own pocket than to be bothered any more about the printing. 1 said he couldn't omplain that the Republicans had bothered him; they asked nothing of him but what he had 6 30 v. m.

the proceedings thereof tn a book to be kept for thai purpose. He shall also keep a record of all the city paupers.or such other persons as re had interviews with Mr. Meade These gentlemen only furnish r. R. MYERS, Qen.PasB.

I ickt Chicago. from Milwaukee, via Wis. Cen'l We are called on to day to report daily, 6 -30 a. iq. a id 630 p.m.

two very sudden deaths which oc Nww Year's Day Tbe first day of the new year passed quietly in Oreen Bay. The only formal observance was the annual custom of making and receiving calls, but this did not seem to be entered into to the same extent as form erly, there being many less houses open and fewer gentlemen making the rounds than usual. That this was so, various causes operated to produce. In the evening occurred two or three sudden deaths, and later two fires, thus making to some a sad opening of the year. But to most the initial day of tbe new ceive temporary aid from the city.

curred on New Year's day. In the gang was arrested during the day. The thieving crowd consists of Valentine Spears, the father, who resides in the Town of Depere nearly adjoining Glenmore, and not fax from the place where Mrs. Ryan was murdered, and there is a rumor fcToiu bhawauo (sta Mondays Wednesday and Frid.iys, p.m From Siv'eou Bay jiaiiy, 7:00 p.m statement because the honor of the party, the true motive of the impeachment of Mr. Meade, and their and he shall keep account of all the financial transactions of the board voluntarily promised, and that relying upon his promise, the Gazette had made engagements that wu ani agent in inio county wuvin wa wilt py a of ii' per mooth aod cxpeDrt to fell oar wmierttil iDVeotioo.

Sample free Adar at once Sherman Sl MarafaaiU Michigan. 4A.w4w tT fl returns In 0 days on 9100 tnv ted afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bruy-ere left their residence on the west From 1 wo Rivera Mon such manner as shall be ordered own word, is called into question.

Wisconsin Central UAILilOAD, thi OBSti THoaoiOHrtsi or Northern Centrist Wis. it could not meet without the bene days. educsday a i. Fridays, 6 p.m by the same. Tim Mayor shall be side of East River to make a call on fits of the tax list.

I then too my Irom Kewaunee Wednes That they are thus compelled, the malice and the cowardice of the Ad president or the board, in case of absence or inability to at Mrs. lis mother. Whej crossing leave. demands were made up on him and nothing was said about days and Saturdays. 6: uo p.

m. MAILS CL(HE. South, via C. W. R.

6 the bridge Mr. IJruyere complained vocate is once more answerable. tend, a president, pro tern, may be elected. a mortgage upon the Gazette of being cold and said he did not nis legs broken by the accident. The publication of the Clerk's list Ihe ni Xcat Poisulir aoatt bee.

4. The said board in open feel well and that his breast pained is worth ten times as much to C. T. Kimball, leader of the session shall cousider all and every The Advocate, unable to refute the facts leading to the impeachment of Mr. Meade and the disgrace attaching to him and itself through the 4) I UUrtl-'1 report and informattoa fraa.

Lifee pro "its weekly oa stock optiooe of $1 tov. Mllrert T. Patter rVluiAl bankew. S5 Wall K. Y.

45ww Ifl I nfin laveted In Wall Street I 10 4 I UUUtock makes fortune every month it ok sent free explaining everything- Adores BazTia 4 Bankers, 17 WailSt York. 4w4Aw AfiQCD PlANe ita Tt um ba iTmi! of with Lavn-p itTuflu divided pro rta oa ifiwve.tmDU of t25 to Si0.l90. Circular, witb full ri-SlaMttciiw how all can succeed in stock li trigs Iras. LaWiiN'Cfi A CO- IS Bread buact. York.

newspaper as ail the rest of the him. -Not feeling any that the Spears may be implicated in this murder. William Spears, a young man of 20 years, also lived at his father's house. Chas. Spears, aged about 34 years, a son of Valentine's, resided in Depere, and is married.

His wife is a bold woman, and is no doubt as ful claim of any person claiming to be a printing of that omce put together. better as they walked French Band, assembled the members at Billy Garner's Restaurant and set up a Jiew Year's pauper, and by a vote of the major- Now, aside from any body's state twelvemonth opened and closed auspiciously. May the bow of promise bend from radiant skies all through its days for all our readers ty of the meni'iers shall give such dinner for the boys. After dining aid or sup ort, as in their opinion. ment, is it reasonable to presume at the tlm Mr.

Meade was a little further, his wife advised bim to return to the house and she would call on her mother, and come back result, can only again make the irresponsible statement that this matter all grew out of a paltry printing shall be necessary, for which aid or seeking the Republican nomination and riend3. the band played several notes, and then visited the Temple of Honor rooms, and regaled those present support orders shall be drawn p. in. ioith, via 0. A7.

R. 10:00 p. daily. eat, via U.15..fcMiini.R.R.,6:30 il waukee.vla Wii. Cen'l R.

6 m. and Saturdays Mpm. To hawano.Xuesaysrhursdays and mrdays, 0 a. m. To urgeou Bay, daily.

6 a. m. ToTw Ki vers, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 6 m. m. To Kewausbe, Tues lays, Fridays, 6 a.

m. Money Order Lep.rtment open from 8 a. m. to p. m.

A. Vv. KiilU A.LL. P. 11.

as soon as possible. Mr. Bmyere against The poor ruml, to be created ly implicated in the depredations as lliat be oik reu tlie Kepuiilican paper all the printing except nine matter. The billingsgate in which with some fine music. returned, and on bis way, had reach any of tbem.

I New slop organ a 4. New 13 stop porean onty 68- 10 as hereafter provided by the clerk and countersigned by the Mayor or OUGANS: tent of it? Again, if he had in it indulges hurts no one. But it does, referring to The Gazette, make We have recently seen at Mr. tended in his promise, to reserve the Tbe man named Birdie Williams, davs trial. Ca'slcs-ne Philip Klaus store, a rug of Momie tax list for the.

Ariwate, why did he ed about a couple of blocks beyond the bridge, when he suddenly fell to the sidewalk. He was assisted who is about 20, also resided in Oul.tr Wrasf. Some people have a fashion of confusing excellent remedies with tbe large tbsi of 'patent and ia this tbey are guilty of a wrong Iters are some aJrertiBel remedies fully worth all that is asked for them, and one at least this statement: cloth, on which is beautifully say that so nnieh Democratic pres-ure had been put upon him, that he fie, as well as every County officer wrought in the "kenslngton" stitch, a design of roses, buds and leaves in president of said board, such board may also enter into a contract with any responsible party for the maintenance ore care of indigent, feeble, old or sick persons, whenever they shall deem It or the best interest of the citv. But such contracts shall up, and gome restoratives given him On Saturday, at noou.Chas Spears who has bad patronage to dispense, natural colors, and artistic shading. was arrested on the bridge at De when he was taken home.

Dr. PRKE. U. 9. PIANO 163 Bieseker New York.

45wiw 30 DAYS TRIAL. We wi send oar Klestro-Yoltaic Belts and other Electric tppUees apoc trial for 30 days to those snfierlog from Nervous Debility, Paralysis or any disease of ibe liver or kiitneys, and man? otiier direaset. A mnm ear or no pay, A'Mress YOhTAlC BKLT 00 Marshall, Mien. 45w4w we know of Hop Bitters. The writer has been alternately cajoled and threatened for whatever was want The Sisters traced the design, and has had occasion to nee the Bitters in Rhode was immediately sent for ed to fill its little maw.

hud to give it to the Advocate. It don't require a very prodigious pressure to make a man do what he is going 1') do anyway. And whv did he offer th Editor of the Gazette 9-'AiO in cash to call It square? Xow this matter of printing has just each a climate aa we have meet of Miss Lizzie Klaus executed the work. be subject to the approval 'of the but before the Dr. reached the house pere as be was crossing from the mill to his dinner.

Deputy Sheriff Cole immediately placed him in safe th year ia Bay City, and has always That is the one definite charge it city council. RAILROAD imi TABLES. the unfortunate man was beyond found them to be first class and reliaMe- Sec. 8. The said board of commis makes, and constitutes one more The funeral of the late Herman doinc all tbat is claimed for them Tri medical assistance.

From the tima keeping and then visited the house, where he met Mrs. Spears. wilful untruth. Now, we demand sioners of the poor shall at the end of each month make out and cause bune. nothing at all to do with the mno- Mailed Tree for 35 eta.

Chicago North-Westeru R. R. Straid Sunday afternoon was very largelv attended. Atout three hun- he fell to the time of his death, he ol the Advocate to make its cense or guilt of the County Cierk, ii- T.kl 1 I .1 i i -t Winter Time Table, in effect Deo. 7.

to be published in the official papers probably lived about 15 or 20 min- niBnn wi.o can mxvtode a L-- Accidents in Fort Howard. $10,000. SAFETY LAMP. After some talk, she made a dash for her bed room and attempted to good. We challenge It to name any fitted with onr PATESTti; uiru ui ii meui ue i 01 me xururrs, German Benevolent Society and Old of the city, a list of per-ions receiv and the general public bus no inter est in it whatever.

exc j.t that ntes. riua Gil nun bay And all poiDUKorth to PJvmoutli. Shebovgan. iLV. AUKEE, CHICAGO Acl all Kastern, Southern and Sooth nro states, and via Ashiaadte ort Garry, Manitoba.

Bismarck and tke Black Hills. I trodailj trains between GRtEr. EhT AND MiLWAUKFt WITHOUT CHANCE. One aailjberwees fireso Say and liepere, MeBiBba, 8 tavea Point, bpeneer, Colby, Cr-eaesier, MeJford, Weslboro, Paillips, FifieVJaod AsiiUnii, Liie Superior for IVAtSAt GliASD BAl'IDS And wits. Southern Division at Steven Point fo- Ploer, Plaiafield, Haueoek, WestfieU Pa.ekwau.kee, Portage Citj and Madison and at Ashland with steamers for Ualuth, OntanagOB.

Prince Arthais.ete. THROUGH SLEEPING CAES TO Milwaukee and CMcao daily, azeepc evening trai south, arriving in I DtOr UOI oor. Madison and Canal Streets, 7am. The Milwaukee sleeping car will be detached from train en aruvalin Mil-wankee and paasengers can rest nndis-arbed in it until morning. he retnrn SAFETY ATTACHMENT.

Haw aae an Urns or boraer. ing aid from sua board, together public official the publisher? of this ellows lormed in tne procession. OOIHO BOKT1I 80 8:00 No. A. seize a revolver under tbe pillow on A young boy.

named Mullen, who was running after farmers sleighs, The funeral of the lata Alexander PrevenMdrlppincan'tbeaiinjt in tne amount or sucn aid, which Inves fair play; and the matter would nit have been brought up at paper have ever asked for one dol Send tor samples, wita um i list shll be nrtauged bv wards. Bruyere took place on Sunday Mol3, ir-reiebtj a. a. No M. and jumping on for a ride, along all had not the Advocate repeated' waTrm s.

S. Newton's 6aferv Lamp Co. lar's worth of patronage If the The bearers were members of the encampment in full uniform. The funeral was under the charge of Lodge of Odd Fellows No 111. of afternoon at 1 :30 from the French ber bed.

Tbe Sheriff was too quick for her and she was in his grap before she could reach the weapon. ly asserted in its columns that the with some others of his own age, Said board shall also in the months of January, April. July, October, of each year, make a detailed state Factory and N. Ye church. investigation of the Clerk was fell oft the side of one on Friday afternoon, at the corner of Elmore and nothing but a political persecution She turned to the deputy and THE OTHER CASE.

GENTS WANTED FOR A TOUR IRA.IXBQ0ISQ HOBTE D1FA1T: No. gzpreas 60s a.m- (Freight) lt r.a. A 6-20 a. h. 11AIB9 QOIXO IOCTH AB1IV1: (No.

2. (Night Passenger) .8:65 r.M. No. 6. rreiirht Bs a.

m. wnich he was a member, and the impressive funeral rites of the order were performed at the grave. The ment or such expenditures to the City Council. we refer to is tbat of the death of savagely said "You ROUND THE WORLD Cherry streets, and was run over. He was carried to the home of his bee.

6. Ihe expenses for main having source lithe Gazette's not iretting the printing, which is roost certainly false, for as long ago as last spring while examining the ac Herman Strahl. Mr. St rah 1 is the cortege included some 30 vehicles, and a number of daughters of Re if I bad got that first I would have made you run." Accommodation r. a.

taining tbe poor shall lie paid out of the poor fund, which shall hereafter proprietor of the Chicago Saloon parents, which was close by, badly BY GENERAL GRANT. becca also followed the remains to $3 counts of another default ing offl TiAiN, Bono 1O0IH Biraai: No. 4. (Day express) 7:00 a and was well known in the city and Placing Mrs. Spears in safe keep be one or the regular iunus or the frightened and biuised.

piuch the grave. No. Passenger) 8-00 r. a. throughout the county.

ing, Sheriff Cole directed his steps On Wednesday afternoon, while city, and for which a tax shall be levied, together with the taxes for A pleasant little item we grate 11 No-M. (freight) ft00 r. H. He was 43 years of age and com the Rev. Mr.

Pullan was walking to cial, the county finance committee came upon a number of items, which seemed to implicate the Clerk, whereupon at that time, the Investigating Committeo was appointed. This was at least several the other expenses of the city. But to the house of tbe old man, with a posse of well armed men. Xo This it the fattest mUin book ever published, and the only complete and authentic hla-toryof Grant's Travels. Sead for circulars cantaining a full description of the wcrk and oar extra terms to agents.

Adlress National Fob. Chicago, or St. Louis, Mo. 4 plained of no ill health, but in fact daily eroept Sundays. tArrivea daily and departadaity except Saturdays.

tDe- Advocate proposes to traduce its neighbors it shall furnish proper proof of its assertions or stand before the public a convicted malicious slanderer. But the Advocate pauses in the midst of its fishwive's dialect to laud itself: And the Advocate, it should be borne in mind, has faithfully earned, to the utmost dollar and the remotest cent.everything which it ever received. Indeed, for every dollar it has ever received for official work it has returned, an hundred fold, in free labor for the county and the city in which it Iihs its home. It has done this, in storm and shine, upholding, instead of traducing, our Green Bay and Brown County people, through evil and good report. as for this present year, no fully penned a year ago this holiday time, is pleasantly supplemented now by generous remembrances that have come afresh to the scribe the post slipped on the sidewalk and fell spraining one of his had been more cheerful that day has been made nor any tax been trouble occurred, however, and the palsal.y except H.

A. RASO08, Agent, w. H.3rxT,Oen. Fasa. Agent.

lev ied for tbe poor funds, though than before. arms. hereof. First, on our desk lav a father and son were quietly arrested, and taken to Depere to join the rest costs for supporting the poor, shall. In the evening fie was sitting in a mouths before any Republicans knew the Gazette was not to have the tax list.

And the committee was cunningly wrought and handsome as fast as possible, be paid out of tbe fl More Hard Times. Wisconsin Central Rail Road chair chatting to his wife in the sal of tbe imprisoned family. contingent fund. If you will stop spending eo much oa not a Republican cominitte by any CHICAGO MILWAUKEE EXPBEBS con, when, during the conversation. iec.

7. The said board of commis At the old man's house a large fine clothes, rich food and style, buy piece of tempation in the shape of a meerschaum cigar holder, placed there by the foreman of the newsroom, and next, when we got home, the familiar faces of three of the Leaves ereen Bar 6 a. a. a 8-4" r. as.

sioners of the poor shall also keep means, and was composed of three of the most responsible and respect in a second, he suddenly fell back in good, healthy food, cheaper and better ArrlvesatHilwaakee 12: iiF. m. i 3 00 a. at an account of ail the amounts ex Slothing; get more real and substantia his chair without saying a word or quantity of goods were found which where identified by Mr. Child's and others who had been burglarized.

ed citizens in tne county. Chicago 7:00 OOI SO BOllH. pended, which shall be properly Mr. Mentis has nd. and the Ad- uttering a moan and Herman Sieeper from Milwaukee to ureen inj will hi In readiness for passengersa Leaves Chicago ...10:1 a.

a. A a.M r. u. "heads of departments" in The Gazette office, beamed upon us from chargable to the County of Brown, or any town, village, city or couuty. wcate has intimated that arti Milwaukee i.xo r.

n.a. izizu a.m. things of li'e every way, and especially stop the foolish habit ot employing ex pensire, quack doctors or uskg to much of the vile humbug ras liciae tint dos Strahl's spirit had fled. The whole gang of Spears, and p- wl11 attached on arriv Arrives aiOreen a. k.

iU0 a. a. aud shall present the same to the Mr. Strahl was a member of the proper authorities for collection. MKSA8HA AID BTaVENa POINT BZPBSBB Leaves tire-n Bay a' 1:00 019:00 j.

ra-traiBiroouaictgo 0OSNKCT1OH8 the wa 1- faces that have grown familiar from long and faithful service together, and which fraternally hang alongside of the group given you only oarzn, but put your trust in cles in Ihe Gazette were written by me. I am reluctant to disclaim this, but reallv they do me toj much honor. 1 never wrote a word for any paper which alluded in the Turner's Society and prominent and report tne same to Jlie city at tn Birdie Williams, who had been previously arrested, were brought to this city and lodged in jail for safe keeping on Saturday evening. member of Herman Lodge I. O.

Stevens Point. council tor their actions, baid sums ar MILWICHE-Wllt UBIeiyo, Miiwic thst simple, pure remedy. Hop Bitters; that cures always at a trifling oost, and you will see good times and have good health. Chronicle. of monev hen collected shall be sl St.

Paul, ana wssisra uriqisiuwati us by the young lady compositors a A train leaves Urfetl Bay at m-for Pioer, Porta-, iahian-i, andaii iuterme- and the Encampment. On bis T. TTnioo Depm. street- most distant way to Mr. Meade or year ago.

In the omce there were paid into the poor fund. uiaie pomis, arrivmir ai tiover 9:4 death, the odd fellows took charge any thing appertaining to him PLV Ij.o AailwT for -ihsboyginBnd loiit in La OUR MOTTO 'Cheapest on the Globe. All of which Is respectfully sub fr'oftaije Ashland o.5 return-lns leaves Ashl nd titOO a m. Portage 6.20 a The credit of upholding and main of the body and had it conveyed to ELECTIONS. various interchanges of these Kindly remembrances between the employes, and then the carriers made mitted.

4,1 yORaST iOCTIONy Lt ro. Plover 9:1 a ra, arrivl at Green Bay At Ma- Low Prices on Sewing taining the interests of Brown his residence in Fort Howard. Shore aau Hemm sauwij. 1THXS1 aaV With areislsrt Mia- am. No chanee of cars hetweea Qreen Bay, Mil County in this matter belongs entirely to the editor of Mr.

Strahl leaves a young wife Jo Hahtuno, Frank Hagemeister, Chas, C. Yeoman. Committee on Poor. their offering in the shape of a handsome meerschaum pipe given Mr. Meeting of the St.

KeaotB til j. for Nsw London sn JhieBto For once the Green Bay Advocate has stumbled upon the truth "Tia true 'tis pity. And pity 'tis'tis true." No one will dispute that it has earned "to the utmost dollar and re mot est cent'' everything it ever received from official sources Yes, and dearly earned. Nobody envies It its method of earning it nor the record entailed upon it 1 The wages have come through betrayal of public welfare, through disregard cfduty toward the community, through shameful ignoring of the trust and responsibility of a public journal. It prides itself upon its years.

Old waukee and UQicago. Kieifant sleeping ears, I witnout upper belh, atuwaed to night trains and three small children, lie was The Gazette, whom the Advocate at soph's Society. Frank Brown, foreman of the job AT auMtasr jnscTioa wttb refcBRy for Milwaukee ana unieauo. frugal and industrious and had CD CO tempts in vain to oenttie. it so ail trainsarriveand departfrom Green Bay ana naesot 9 for tahc asTMns-and points et- Report adopted and referred to room, for the pains he had taken in their behalf in the New Year's amassed considerable property THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR happened that the uivestigatingcom-mittee completed and preferred committee no ordinances.

which will leave the widow and HOLD AN ELECTION. dally. J. C( LEMS, Agent. JAMES BARKER.

Gen. eket Agent. PORTAOE WlthChl. Mill ndSt.P'i for Madison and the west sriseoielr Val. family in very comfortable circum their charges against the clerk, A sharp discussion took place uiiines.

The undersigned has the agency for and keeps on band the following leading machines: 6IKGKK, WHEELER a WILSON NO. 8' DOMESTIC, HOWJt, AMERICAN, WEED, REMINGTON, VICTOR, WILSON, DAVIS. Ifl stances. THE HOOK AND LADDER COM nesr! about the same tune that the tax over the transferring of Bender's IT AS3lH.XO With Steamers'" The funeral took place from I Green Uay Minnesota R. PANY ELECT OFFICERS- A Wonderful Record.

list matter came up. and charges were published In The Gazette the license to Dup.uit. On a vote being his late residence on Cedar street G) f- CQ -4- fcJD Myriads of so-called "specifies" Time Table In Effect Not. 16th 1679. Chief Engineer and Assistant taken it stood a tie, 4 to4 the mayor between Main and Hubbard, on san.e as other current news of the Re-Elected.

all Lake Superior Porte. N. FIJfNBY. Gen. Manager.

JA3. BARKER.Gen. Pass Agf. F. Dpttos, Milwaukee gnp't Mil Esst'n Div's, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

dny, of m'erest to the public. and "cures for Rheumatism have already been brought before the voted in favor of transferring the license, and thus this business was QOIilQ WTj QOmQ ASI Aceom Faa.Ex. itatiois. Sx.iAecom. The vital question to the people of Brown County has not been, and FIRES, I ST.

OOSKPH 8 SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this Socie disposed of. public, and many of them have even been endorsed by the certiticates of respectable and prominent citizens. J. CaMpasLL, Milwaukee buy and sell exclusively for I BBfAAT.lDXI'AAT AkaiVI.

is not, whether tne ClerK is a Re The committee on changes ol cash and can therefore give lower publican or a Democrat, and it af pm Chicago ji.44 -Ill OOaml Milwaukee 9 10 SHarth'n Viy's, ft -t Peir" Blazes Friday Morning who have derived oenent rrom such ty was held at their hall Thursday afternoon. Tbe following officers prices than any other agent. fects not the public weal what va Charter reported progress, and stat I 8:00 am in Oreen Bs par 3:30 pm C3 GO DQ CO C3 CO 15 tWl have an arrangement with 4.24 pm ill 20pm preparations. There is no doubt that a ereat many of these "Lini ed that at r.ext meeting a full report I 100 Mew London 4.30 DWELLING HOUSE AND CON per got the printing. The questions at issue were graver and of more were elected 4.07 pm 7.40 pm manufacturers whereby I can give mm MACHINE DEPOT.

would be made. TENTS CONSUMED. i.Si pm.llxlami riover z.eo pm 0.1s pm age is venerable; it is Honorable when behind it shines a record of usefulness. How empty the honor in its case. Its record of truckling to.iniquity its winking at official impurity, its goody-goody manner of dealing with vital matters of right and wrong, its invariable plaster in lien of the knife, is known to the people of this county, and generally recognized as a fa summary of its existence.

As for this matter, we are beartl- time on first-class Machines to re sponsible parties who desire itJ3 ments, "Oils, etc, so widely advertised and freely recommended for Kheumati.im and painful complaints Several accounts were presented moment than these, and that this personal has been lugged before the public gaze is not the fault Aaaiva. 1 I BirABT. Barn Burned In Fort Howard rH 01 C5 00 6 T.OOpmjl 00pm Or'ndRap is 2.00 pait 00 am THOS. WINTER, and referred to different committees, President. B.

M. Berendsen. "Vice President. John Vincent. Treasurer, John Denessen.

1st Secretary, Jos. Heyrman. 2d AlphonsKondou. Marshal E. Enttels.

Remember that A who want achines will consult their best I ABBIVB. of a similar nature, have genuine of The Gazette nor of the subscriber. DBFAAT. 4 00 am and tbe council adjourned. Last Friday morning about 2 50 DDQ interest by calling upon me.

-DIAtSS IK- HatBeld merit and will relieve certain types of the complaints named but when A. W. Kimball Green Bay 2d, 1880. dwelling house situated on Walnut pi 11.15am 3 30 ni I am prepared to do ail kinds 01 1040am.i.4S pm "MerrlHan Rheumatism. Neuralgia, and kind Shawano Court House.

1 (Dnm t.lUpml Wtillebal. n.azamiiaixp at street, between Quincy and Jackson Repairing and supply any necessary part of anv machine. Oil and .14 am 3m 3 15 pro 4 42 pml Arcadia H. T. E.

Berendsen, P. Van Deuren, John Wouters. Standard Bearer. Wm. Van den Ms.

Theodore Eul.of was completely- destroyed by fire red diseases have become chronic and threaten serious results, you 8.00 am 8.09 am 8.00 pm 6.upm Winoas needles on hand. Call at No. 1 En 155 with its entire contents. The buil A Card Editor Gazette: contractor fur building the Shawano SswingMachines Washington North of Tine, GREEN BAY, WIS. LaUross.

18.40 11 I.H am pm7 00pm Brock, Jr. I faX) may rest assured that they will help but very little. Although not re 00 gine House Green Bay. decSw-tf John F. Beetles ing was owned by Mr.

Jahn and Court Houe. has been in the city A card In the last issue of the Ad BB1VB IabbivbI I bspabt asPAar I8.iiam St.Panl IS.i'ft ami 17.00 ar Minoeapol is 7 0dp Janitor, (jerard De Keyser. A number of tbe members of the commended as "infalliable," the for the past few days. His visit worth about 8600 on which, we un vocate, purporting to have been writ peculiar qualities of St. Jacobs Uil The largest variety of stoves of here was one t.t business, to look derstand, there is no insurance St.

Joseph's society of Depere were ten by Mrs.Bieade, connects my name with the Meade affair in such especiaily adapt it to those cases every description at J. J. St. Louis' tily sick of the phase forced upon it by the Advocate. Had not that paper called in question the public Interest, it should not burden our columns.

So far as the mere newspaper quarrel goes it is not of our seeking. But every consideration of the common welfare demands that tbat sheet shall not be permit Traina run daily, Sun lays excepted Diriner. t3 lininsrunon hicago time wuich ia 'nututes f.u,rr thin inona I'me. fA after getting out stone at Duck Chas. F.

Klaus was residing in present on the occasion. which may De termed "chronic" and aud will be sold cheap for cash. Call a manner that 1 deem it necessary Creek, ami making arrangements which have previously withstood all the house, upon whom the entire The afternoon and evening was and see tbem. Sure to buv if vou to make a public statement of the Known as wen as tue for having it conveyed to Shawano. want a first class stove for little facts in the matter so far as they ti spent very pleasantly by all present An excellent supper was also concern me.

At about one o'clock money. wtf44 He will have to haul some 60 or 75 escriptions of the best physicians. We would an example loss of contents falls. lie estimates his loss betw een 8700 and 8800, and is covered by 8400 insurance.in Concordia Insurance of Milwaukee, on the day of the Republican con CO CJ5 ted, nnrebuked, to endeavor to sleigh loads, and we understand has served in the hall, stories, jokes 1 0imm the of vention. in the fall of 1878, while on case of Mr.

A. Heilman, Editor the Pittsburgh Republican, who J. McDonnell, completed arrangements for trans dwarf a matter affecting the conduct of county affairs into the in mv way from dinner to my office I and songs were told and sung until a late hour, when the meeting uSered with Rheumatism for two In E. K. Ansorge's ageucy.

portation. met Mrs. Meade. She was alone. significance of personal motive.

Its attempt to create belief that the I was alone. Nither Mr. Kimball or Messrs. Alexander, Olmsted and he origin of the fire has not Architect, years. Alter vainly using ail the best recommended remedies and exhausting the skill of the most ex Mr.

Bailey was in sight or hearing. Anderson are netting out and fur- been definitely ascertained. Those It is the intention of the society prosecution and conviction ot a public officer, involving the person- 1 The lady immediately announced sb Ta ntshinz the lumber to be used in perienced physicians without even Office No. 127 Washington Street that she "out electioneering" and I hereby give notice that I keep on hand for sale, at tbe lowest price, a full stock of the following standard Sewing Machines: DowrTir, REMIXGTOH, WHITR, VICTOR, DAVIS, ST.JOHft. HEEDLES AXD Fim'RES Always kept on hand in stock.

REPAIRING A SPECIALTY and done in the beet and most sabtan-lial Banner, at lowest prices. SPOHTSMEtTs GOODS. A fall stock of Gum, Fitc! and Fishing Tackle, as usual. iUa HM1THINQ neatljdone. THOS.

WINTER Green Bar, Sept 6, 1879 Oawljha to be incorporated after several changes have been made in the temporary relief, it required only building. UmT, WIS. was endeavoring to see as many Republicans, in her husband's behalf. two bottles ot m. Jacobs un to ef who first saw the fire say that it commenced in the rear of the building.

Mr. and Mrs. Klaus were visiting Mr. Eul will have to rely on Chi fect a permanent care. Mr.

C-IIanm, as possible, nne whs very anxious wilt PKOMrTLT rmiiiB run 111 al sacrifice of some of our best citizens, the attendance of representatives from every town for week after week, into a beggarly Item of politics and spite, is an insult to the people of Brown County. This is not a question of dollars and cents. It is not a dispute between well Known citizen or xoungs- The society is in a very flourish that I should go with ber and see Mr. cago for dressed stone for window cans. etc.

and will probably use sracinoiTioKs ton bcildikos of v. at Mr. Klaus' parents at the time ing condition, having over S250 in Meade, and hear what he bad to say Tie Kelloss National Ban! XT DIS0BIPT1OBT. Kill OHIIOH, om 8700 worth of this material on the subject of his nomination by town, Obioecured for his wife.who for twelve years had been a constant sufferer from Neuralgia in the head, the services of the ablest BCBOOL AUD OOOKT BUlI.DI.aOS A SPEC the treasury and a large and knew nothing of the Cre. BARN BURNED.

Tire carpenter work will be under the Republican convention in ses IALTT. OORaSPOiHC SOLICITED, TWISTY TBAka' PB.CT1CB. sion, consentea. un tne wav she I it r-r- the superintendence of Mr. Sawyer, Of Green Bay, Transacts a physicians in the land, but they told me what her husband wanted About an hour after tha fire in this city, an alarm was sounded a skilled mechanic.

KNIGHTS OF HONOB. A meeting of the Is avarino Lodge, were unable to Qo anything tor her; and what he would do for the party half a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil cured From the architectural designs of and how ne would dispose of the from Fort Howard, caused by the General Banking Business her. Mr. Win.

Bernhardt, Elmore, a- aL- Mr. McDonnell of this city and the patronage of the office in case he re E. L. Jaeger, IMPORTERS OF Xo. 1384, Knights of Honor, was held on Wednesday evening last, when the following officers were elected burning of a barn belonging to Mr reports the case of a neighbor Democrats and Republicans.

It is in no way controlled by personal motives. It is an Issue of right and wrong an issue directly affecting the purity of official conduct.and directly concerning the interest of every citizen of the county. Vain is the endeavor of the Advocate to make it appear otherwiae. Shame upon it for the attempt! ceived the nomination. On arriv finished workmanship of Mr.

Eul, who for twenty-four years bad suf- ing at the house she announced to STOMA CB -(P jg' Pym, in the rear of residence on Willow street, between Main and Shawano county will soon boast of for the ensuing KEEP THEM OUT! ferod so terribly with Cheumatism, that, at times, he could hardly move around a few bottles of St. Jacobs having the handsomest and most Mr. Meade that she had "brought him another Republican" it seems that others had been there before and asked him to tell me what te Dictator M. D. Kimball.

Vice Dictator W. S. Felt complete building of its kind in the Hubbard. Mr. Haslem occupied the residence.

A quantity of hay and a THAT IB state. OH cured him. "Xo cap the climax, however, Mr. A. Neiger, of Tavlor-ville.

writes that his mother, lutereet benricg deposits not soliaitd DIRECTORS mens a. ksllooo, wh. 1. fisk, A1. E.

BLMOlt, VaiLKTCS 1AWIIB, b. cuf pauii rox, HorraAR. KrKCB B. Kkllooo, Pretident. W'm.

J. Fisk, Ytce-l'rtmdent. H. Frekhah. Cashier.

Ass't-Dictator J. A. Munroe. Reporter F. B.

A. C. Black- wagen ana some otner articles wanted and what be was willing Tha Stauaaek la troKibeaed. Died- which were in tne nam ana Deiong- to do. Crockery, Glass and China.

73 WABASH AVENUE, man. The liver regulated, the boveli put in orooer order, the enriched and ing to Mr. Pym and Mr. Haslem We cut the following death no Mr. Meade then stated to me.

in were entirely consumea a cow now tice from an exchange: norifieJ. sad the nertt as fTftem render substance, that be was a candidate, or wished to be considered a candi ever, which was in the barn was ad traoond and vieor-ms bv this infeti A Statement- There are several material errors touching myself in Mrs. Meade's card in the Advocate, which, in us-tice to The Gazette and myself, I cannot overlook. During Mrs. M's call upon me in the fall of 1878, she most certainly said that her husband had request taken out safely.

The total loss will Capt Eli Bourchard, father of Capt. E. A. Bouchard, of the steam auble family mediciie end aafegaard date before the Republican convention tor the office of County Clerk, Cold, Dust, and Snow, BY USING Door and Window Rubber Weather Striss I have a full supply of tue above la-dispensable Weather Strips and am prepared to pat them in dwellings on short not far exceed S209, on which we Treasurer E. L.

Hall. Chaplain F. W. Basche. Guide A.

M. Pinto. Guardian F. Frisue. Sentinel L.

Cohen. Past Dictator and Rep. to O. L. II.

Leonard. Alternate C. E. Vroman. Trustees L.

M. Marshall, C. er Mary, aiea at ataten lsiana, jn disease, whi. IB, moreover, a meet agreeable and sffeetive appetiser, CHICAGO. on the 25th ult.

aired 87 years learn there is no insurance. wl81wyy and a cordial peculiarly adapted to the wants of the aired an infirm For sal Previous to his death he was the oldest lake captain living. He was who bad been a conttnual anSerer with Rheumatism for the past thirty years, used one bottle of St. Jacobs Oil and was immediately relieved of all pain. These are results which truly deserve to be brought to public notice but tbey are not exceptions, as will be seen by the numerous other certificates from all parts of the United States.

It should be the duty of every one ta call the attention of his suffering friends and neighbors to this wonderful efficacious preparation, especially as the low price of 50 cents a bottle places it within the reach of all persons, rich and poor. Our people, will all sympathize ed ner to say to me tnat ne nad de by all dtugseta and iali generally. most heartily with. Mr; and Mrs. pilot in the TJ.

S. revenue service for a number of years. He came to Mackinac in 1830. to which place his Vroman, D. Burns.

Taken Up. Taken up by the siibeeriber, in the Town of Bellevue, oa or about the 8d cided to become a Republican, that his best friends were in that party roblllaated 1 0 Wc-mi and very much desired the nomination, that he was disgusted with the operations of the Democratic party and had been waiting for years for a good opportunity to get out of it. and as the opportunity now seemed to ofier itself he was very anxious to avail himself of it, that if nominated and elected, the Republicans should have the patronage of the office and The Gazette the connty nrinting. All these statements were The lodge is reported in a flour aaltiiaas-both saale and fe- in at ior a long rime De nad been F. W.

Basche in tbe death of their little boy Clarence, which, occurred remains will be brought for inter fl male, and all difficult cum, for I vhlob help eaa a obtained aowhera looking for a favorable oDDortnnitv ishing condition 1 baying nearly doubled its membership during the ment. Friday morning from diphtheretic ftrT e-aa-foul-4 So Be so by undeniable ULI larU ATrecTacery Sia De- to leave the Democratic party that the treatment be had received at The deceased was the father of past year. croup. He was a bright and prom the Democratic Convention the dav Capt. Joe Bourchard of this city day of December, 1879.

a Red Heifer, with white head and little white on tail. If about two and half years old. The owner is requested to prove property, pay eharges ad take It away DESIRE EVEKABT8. Town PellsTue. Deo.

12th, 1S7. deelSdltw4w4 notice. They ensure great ECONOMY IN FUEL. By absolutely shutting out the old at all doors and windows. tsr I pat tbem on in such a manner th' they cn be taken off and replaet at pleasure.

Leave orders at my shop in rear of Gabitti Omce, or at Millinery fctor on Street, dectdawtf JAS. BPaAGUE. HOOK AMD LADDER CO. Wtll eeptlaa. Th ptactial results of II LI tarty years ex srienee will be shown to tovaUdsiB pamphlet and circulars by aA dretogthe eminently acccMfnt Or.

4et. W. Cwrbaw, 114 W. Ifi art atreet, STweowly J. J.

St. Louis is selling heavy and before had fully decided him that be felt under no more obligations to the Democrats and that he wanted At a meeting of the Hook and ising little fellow and the tenderest of parents, love was lavished upon bim. They are sorely stricken in helf hardware at exceedingly low freely and voluntarily made, without anv questions, suggestions or solicitations, and in order that I might Ladder Company held on New Year's Day, the following were the Republican nomination; that he prices, anl it wili be well for purchasers to visit his store before buy I am selling Builders' hard ware a greatly reduced prices. Fine stoct to select from. J.

J. St. 4Wtf this loss, and many friends will sor more clearly understand ana com ermm A dkJTBral sVJBk JS '-Ta naa aecnnea to accept a call to be aa independent aadldate ana that elected offices ADVERTISE IX THF 8AIETTF row wlththsm. ing elsewhere. wr.144 prekeud this sudden and wonderful.