The Oshkosh Northwestern from Oshkosh, Wisconsin • Page 3

ill JO UK OliSi.WI Come in and see the new articles for TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. Daily Northwestern OSHXOSH MUSIC HOUSE mfflM H.L.LAWSON&BRO. INSURANCE IFire, Tornado, Lite, Accident and Plate Glass. REAL ESTATE Bouglit and Sold on Commission. LOAN AGENCY Loans Made on Approved Security.

open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Eve's. Offic ROBERT BPLISriD, MANUFACTURER OF BiOm.SAlM.DMGSOTFDMmnM AM) OTHKIl smiK FIXTURES. 2 TO. 57 CSIPE ST23ST. D0AT AND YACHT DESIGNS A.

CHAPMAE CLOAK DEPT. Wc have Jiift- received Itirjto iidilitiuiis to his Ftoi-k iitid arc now tsluuviiiv an u-mh i-incut of FASHIONABLE GARMENTS, Unit fur fvcei'ds tlutt ot any pr vions hhoii, Imtli in cMi-nt uij.l (fund vunic. Fur-Lined Circulars, all iuulitif, lined with llunti-r, tftjiiimd, Mink, Muskritt, cti'. Short Mantles and Newmarkets, In lare vai lt ty of niiitriiuls. Plusli Sacques.

These nro very dcsindile (fiirnicnts for this eUniiiteiind we uro slmw'iii a eomi.lete line in ail qualities und uizcH. Seal Mantles, Sacques and Jackets. The quality thi3 snxison Ih vei siiperinr. These jfiinuentg ntfall new and were made for uh liyONK OF THM HKST I'l'KKI tilts In New Voik-cme who IntH liiiiinil'aetured for uk ior the lust llltcen yei. They are all innilu t'riiii ho-leeted skins, and we highly reeoininend them nn liein'if equal to liny innniil'iie-tiired.

We offer this season to purchasers Rieater I'nuilitieH tluiu ever, both as to quality and prlee. Children's Garments, In Cloth, l'liiBli, H.mele, llomeHpun, In nil sizes, from 3 to 18 yours. II KXKHAI. AGEXCV FOR K.VAIsK I Piani tor Fond du I.m-. l-Miko-h hi.

I Ui nortSi of Wisi iui-iii. Il- :u.ir-!-! for I rrior 1 irgatii, and ai 1 1, i i aitrd.vSoll' I "priglit Fiaiiim. riiii-iii-o. lijo and thm i-n imi-i- 1 rgaii. inaiiiilattuifd lor ttw )'ikotl HolIM.

1'inni'H luk-ii in 1 ni'hanirf. -oiid 1 I i ikiiom iMinirUt and kn I'iam Turn and rs Iff hi our Mure. It lliirti nfiiw pnitnid littrutiiiu. lit- -ti I ltll II I.AMHISFI 1ST. iiiiiiii.i,.

FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. mm 'tin 1- pin We manufacture all our Upholster Milwaukee, Wis. Furniture ha I 1 a tmm lL m. Wlams. uu.

Furs and Fur Trimmings, in weaver, (Natural and Klaek I.ynx, Itmitfer, Alaska Sublo, ltaeeoon, Silver Hare, Orey Fox, Chiuehllla, etc. Seal Caps, Gloves and Mitts For Ladies and Gentlemen. How tail lhcn I Help to Thr lire. A number of impostors have been on the strees and at the houses of different itizens lately begging for help and in many money anj clothing have been given to these people who lately proved unworthy of help. If those" charitably inclined would end such belters to the poor master, Mr.

Spink, 4ir the officers of the Ue-nevjlent Society, such c-3es would be properly investigated and relief given if needed. A New York paper publishes a set of rules, which applies to Mich cases auJ which are about as follows: Give no money to a stranger ia the street, at your doors, or in your offices. dive no money any way until you nave investigated Uie Give no food to a stra2-r ti be carried away from your door. Let it be eaten on the spot. Give no clothing unless you know the applicant, or Lave made a thorough investigation.

It is considered by many that if rules such as the above are observed there will be less misdirection of charity which should How through the channels already opened by the various charitable organizations in the city. (ITl TUEASl It TALK. IVrsoji- ai)iet it Knrrriiors to Iteuben A "tit. All but two of the bondsmen had signed the note to day which is to be deposited in the banks to make good Treasurer Ash's deficit. At last ac counts the insurance policy which is to secure the bondsmen had not ar rived from Chicago.

In private conversation to-day one of the bondsmen admitted that some of his companions are not only unwilling to remain on the bond of Mr. Ash atiy longer, but also to sign their name to the bond of any person for the position. There are others also who aw willing to be ou the bond of some efficient man but are unwilling become responsible for Mr. Ash during the collection of taxes. It was intimated that a new man will in all probability be given the place, and that the interest Ash's bondsmen now have in the matter, is to sec the deficit settled up ami themselves secured.

If this is done it is not likely that they will trouble -themselves about a successor or nn assistant. There are at present a number of candidates for the position, among the names mentioned beinir that of I'en Edgarton. 1). D. Whittle', Wm.

Leopold, V. 15. W. Iiyckinan, W. D.

Luscher. 11. A. Spink, and a "dark horse" whose name has- not been mentioned. It has also been reported that in case Frank Morgan should fail to get the post-ollico he will undoubtedly be put into the office.

Ctiii' 11 UK AX It ISA Arrniixnueiit Katie by tlie 1 A. JS. lor a Social At a recent meeting of the G. A. R.

Post preliminary arrangements were commenced for the annual ball, camp fire and basket picnic, which it has been customary for the Post to hold, by the appointment of the following general committee: Iiobert Brand, B. A. Arnold, A. Brain-ard, H. H.

demons, II. B. Harshaw, S. V. Bowe.

At a recent meeting of this generel committee the following sub-committees were appointed: Invitations and Programs 11. A. Spink, H. II. Clemons, S.

A. Bowe. Hall and Music Robert Brand, R. A. Spink.

Decorations Geo. Hasbrouck, Okas. Rivers, Messrs. Belanger, Briags and E. Cleveland.

Camp Fire J. f. Ruby, It J. Weisbrod, Messrs. McFetridge.

Owens, Reardon and Rivers. Chief of Commissary A. Brainard. The festivities will be held in Turner Hall on Christmas night, the hall proper being used for dancing, while those wishing to enjoy the pleasure of the camp fire will assemble in lower part of the building. The proceeds of the ball will be devoted to the soldiers' monument fund already started by the post, and which at present amounts to $230.

It is intended to increase this fund as rapidly as possible, and as soon as practicable to secure a location and commence work on the base of the monument. The annual celebration planned for Christmas night will be one of the events of the season. Wtnnecoiine. WnrxEcoNSE, Dec. 7.

An extra teacher will be employed on the East Side the coming term. Hundreds of cords of wood have been hauled from here to Omro this season. A slight accident occurred to one of the Follett Bros, as he was entering town returning from Oshkosh. His horse fell, breaking the harness and buggy somewhat, The grade is very steep at that place. I'hebe, youngest daughter of Rufus Owen, is quite sick with lung fever.

The funeral of Mrs. Carv occurred on Friday. She was the mother of a large family. '1 he four daughters are teachers, h'aving attended the Oshkosh Normal at different times. The deceased had been sick nearly a year.

ouc was uurieu at me roygan uatno lie Cemetery. CITY ITEMS. Art Loan and Miinenm. All persons interested in the odd, curious and uniaue brought from all parts of the world, some very ancient ana many modern articles, constitut ing a collection well worth seeing should not fail to visit Trinity church chapel during the afternoon and evening of Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of next week. Admission 10 cents.

Many articles of Christmas fancy work on exhibition and sale. Lots of new thincs for artistic oration, at Claggett's Drug Store. Church Hang net. Oysters and other delicacies, with a full supply of the substantial, fundamentals, will be served by the ladies of the Second Baptist church. in the vestry-room of evening, 8th from 6 to 9 o'clock.

Twenty-five cents for supper, including oysters. The net proceeds will go towards the pastor's salary. Jtenioved. Paints, Oils, Varnish. Glass Oil Cans, etc.

Try the Ruby Headlight Oil, a beautiful wine-colored oil. and safe. H. Stroud, removed to No. lSKansas street, Oshkosh, Wis.

Diamonds and other precious stones in elegant settings now on sale at Kel- ley's jewelry store, at very low prices. Beautiful Christinas cards at Clag-Call and More than beautiful: see them. Use only the Coin Bakinir Powder which is known to be pure. A large invoice of gold and silver watches, has been received for holiday trade at Kelley's 'cwelry atore. decoration at ('insr-'ett Be getting your presents for Christina.

Latest and most beautiful design in silver and plated ware bsve just irriv- etf lor holiday trade at heiievs i-wel rv store, crner of Min an.l Wi- inu'ton streets. to correct a Ui-ment which Las been u.iiiiL' the rounds of the press to the ttVct th.it Gabe Streich. Las taken the first pre mium on wagons, at the orth ern fair for the Inst fifteen vt ars. Tiii: is entirely untrue as Gabe stre'n has been iu business oulv for the past tw years. Whenever we took the prem ium prior to that time the premium was always awarded to A.

Mr, uh lros. A. it t.V 4 in) r'rom 4.itle Hlreieli. In answer to the car 1 of A. Streiel I would suy that during the thirteen years spoken of I was a mem ber of the linn of A.

trek fc and that 1 personal! entered and ex hibited all work of the firm which re ceived first and second premiums nt the fair and that since I purchased the interest of my brothers. August and Charles, in the business 1 have taken the first and second premiums. Fur- mer: 1 can prove itiat August or Charles never eutered a wagon at the fair in their lives. I am sorry that my brothers di-like to give me'eredit for what I have done, as I think they ounht to be glad of it. As to the truth of the foregoing statements I refer to A.

C. Austin, Secretary of the North ern liur. G.uu: Siki.k 11. Hpl.v from A. Sti eieli Kro.

Replying to the card of Gabc Streieh. I wish to state tied Mr Gain Streich was not a member of our firm for thirteen viirs. 11ml that nil r.n. tries at the fair were made by Charles rjtreicu up to ivi. urttiermore, his statement is untrue because p'irt of that time our firm did not take the premiums, a Fond du Lac firm having taken it at least one year.

As to riving him credit for what ho has done, we think we are entitled to credit for taking him up when he had but very little and making a man of him. lie states that he can prove his statements by A. C. Austin. That is not so.

A. St 11 Br.i.i. Largest holiday stock of jewelry ever shown in the city is now. on sale at Kelley's jewelry store. Ad vice to Mrs.

Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething, is the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never failing success by millions of mothers for their children. During the process of teething its value is incalculable. It relieves the child from pain, cures dyscntyry and diarrhira, griping iu the bowels, aud wind-colic. By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price 2jc.

a bottle. Xervous Debilitated You ere allowed a free trial of thirty days of the use of 'Dr. Dye's Cole brated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also, for many other diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.

No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full information, terms, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt Marshall, Mich. Ntrained hisKIdp. No. 11 West 126th New, York, March 5, 1885.

I am pretty well known in New York as the one-armed baggage master at the N. Central depot. Three months ago in lifting a heavy trunk, I strained ray side dreadfully. I immediately procured an All-cock's Porous Plaster. Every hour felt less pain.

I wore the plaster three days then applied another, was well in a week and attending to my business. James B. Kennedy. ADVERTISED LETTERS. THE FOLLOWING ARE UNCALLED for letters in the Oshkosh Postoflice, Winnebano Wisconsin, for the week endinfj Deo.5, KS85, which, iOiot called for will bo sent to the Dead LetterOIHee.

Published In the North wkstekn, the newspaper having the largest circulation Adams L. C. Mottnor Anton Altenburirlda Mack Carl Iteitz William VI astorton James A. liennettWill Mchnrrn Spa. J.

F. uiHCKinan vv A.Miss.Morris Mary Ilrigirg William McMullon Mary iiradtey wm. Ilrown Lottie Hennett L. L. Uowron Henrr llrown George Brown J.

H. Hutnfrardner Geo liremmer Geo. W. Bowers C. Clark Charley Conklin Emma Cowen E.

D. Clements H. 8. Cleveland Hattle Conrad 1 Carlin Phillip Christensen Peter Dobs August Derler George Davis Lottie Damutb Marr PuBois Rose Duncan Wm. Etaler Christian Farbush Tbirza(2) Fuller Johnny Furk Johan Fuller Emily Rreenmn Era H.

Fitzgerald Charley Oeesa Daniel Gokey Jessy GcrmoJobn Grob Enrna Ilolste C. Miss Hunter Eleonor Hammond Eva Hildebrand Frank Humphrey Gilbert Hunter George Haliey John W. Hemmingsen Jens. Hanson Jennie Hull 11 Oscar F. Hilborn Wiliard E.

Hassett Wm. Jonw William H. Jones E. C. Jones Alice Kraening Wm.

Knopke Tom Kisner P. Klaton Mina -KaiFr Belle Lee T. H. Levy Abe Morgan Alice maeKey kiitub McGrawl'h. O' Brian P.

H. Osoeace J. Oertle Mrs. Olson Annie O'KrugAnnie R. Peterson Mary Power Maggie J'onto Mary Royce Almlra A.

Raehtloff Ainale Kobinton C. L. (2) Reese Jennie Kobb Mary Kushky Meta Roberts Mildred Reed Mary 8. Roblnwn Nancy Rat Peter Sharp Walter B. Hegel William Bcheftels Wm.

Breins Polly Miss (2) Ptorm Mury A. Mies Sawyer Kate Miss thanon Jamcg Smith I. Smith Ira SchafferOURte Smith George Stewart F. It. Mrs.

Specht Henry Shoblaskey Kmella Schwandt Delia A. Slgler Cora H. (2) 8 hum an Charles Sheffer Arthur Snonechel Anna Thoring Michael Town George N. Underwood Ella Van Horn A. E.

Voorhes Mary Mrs. Vanllorn P. L. Mrs. Williams Mr.

Wagner Ana Wright Mr. Warnes Amy Woodhoune Charles W'ilgon Dick White Geo. H. Jr. Wiiliamii George Wolff John W'alnh Mary Watts Mary Zwickty Casper Persons calling for the above named letters will please say "Advertised." H.

Jl. HARSH AW, Postmaster. J. WILLOCK, HOUME, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Fresco-Palntlmr In the atest stylo. Pa.

per Hanging, Etc. No. 89 Shonaon St, Oshkosh, Wis. FWGraintng a specialty. House Pain ting in all its nraucbe done In the best manner.

DO YOU WANT GOOD GOAL. McKENZIE CRAWFORD Haridln this year thi? same grade of coat that they hHve handled for the I ant seven years and the coal that gives such general satisfaction In this inarkot to consumers. We sell this high grade of coal at the lowest market rated. ripectfiillv no loit orders. McKF.NZIE CHAWfOKD.

A U-riKmf n't of L-if. X- H'llt, hut tJCCff.iivq Jihm, 01- tfrt.d iu ffci e- lumn U.11U pir ttij, or $:." prr m. A. A-irrrtiffvnt of "Sitiuitun Winfl," tu-t mure trmn 5 Kn. hwj, fmm men ir otf of ttt or vtrlm vh.t uaut fiiutitb-u, if til tit in Vim r.tiumn th r- ton, frfi nf eluinjr.

IX OHMATIOX WANTED. OF THE WHKHEAIKitTS MIX JI'ji Kt. MipiiiM-d li t-e in or o-ilikorli. r.vaxe iidait-rs K. W.

Moui'. xnyuard. Iowa. DISSOLUTION. T1IK FIRM OF I.OU'J Rt I I Ill's ilny by i-utJit.

1 He huMiie-s niil le J. i 1 i-i jjciii si i who iviii iiy nil tiilc- itirairsl il.c luie luiu and co.iict a.l ilui' Hie Kiine. I'lANO TEAt lllNXi. I.M.L.. A.

IifGHUIDr.K. TKACHERol I A 1 iu I'uuto: 'Fi-vtii? 11. -ni. 'U-iur, No. Wfst Irving ilikosh.

WANTED. 4 WANTED TO TAKH OKiTkT; oi Uiis nun other towng. Hie larm-t fti'C lo hoie liiilll of HIIV lllill-e ill Ami-i lea. All goods sold on iiMititltiy pay. niriiti.

I.Ki;sii'B Ituotu No. li', W'ANIKK VOiWG LADIES IS ITV or country 10 work for 11a at their limnc-a; lu-oinat nig etiiplojini itt: 110 111. Kt met ions to buy; work euu be sent bv mini no objci-t to per wifk can be maile. No tanvur-sinii: imr. tuulars free, or sample of work mailed lor lour treriiK in Kiamps.

anilifsg Home ant kacitiu.N'G Boston, Mass. V. O. Box VTA XTE I) AX ACTIVE MAX OR woman in et-ery county to sell our uoods. Salary per month and evneuses or rominjeion.

Kxpent-es in Hilvmtee. lluttit free. For full particular STANDARD SILVER WAR 12 Boston, Mass. TS A i I T( 1 1 A I I 1 1 K.s lUlU io. l.ii'tii' who wiMi to ienrn the art of eiitt'iur.

tilting and limning, with liie view or being in the business, will tlnd the best tools to work with at. 57 Atgoma at reel. The best nvsb'in siuiire measurements taught, whu-li wo cim prove, atone-luilf the of others. lo, with full instnfi-tions. wiili one lesson, ana witn instriietloii book can easily teach heiiiselves if they ish.

rstiookis folding draping Ktsunl. the best, and have the linest trucing--whecl wade, tjij cenlH. Iiressitiiiking none tn onler ns reason-iliiyas you can get it done by anv responsible party. Teiifhinir is our sneelaltv. Iliereforo the tiest auontioii isgieu to' pupils and apprentices.

Mils. S. J. Auent. Aluonm 8rt Oshkosh, Wis.

Opposite Central Itink. (,. A and Patentee, iiAlgomtl MA(JAIXlOrt. LI.TIIK LEADING MAG AZINES A i) Peri ('ill i 1 'il si 1 11 III i I'd HI itismiont fi-iitti reyuliir rates. H.trper's, Atlantic, M.iij; 1 eniury, and theotlieisin proportion.

Orders taken at Hicks' llook Slore. MUSI CAE. fi L. HOWEX'S OKCHESTUA AND band. Music furnished for street ita ratlin), eonoertu, dances and receptiona.

Itooin 54 Main street. C. L. How UN, Manager. ATT I IN KY8-AT- LAW, HOUGHTOX HADDOCK, ATTOK neyg-at-Law, First National Hank lluilding, Oshkosh, Wis.

V. LAWSOX, ATTOHNE V-AT-LA Menadha, WiHconsiu. A II PHILLIPS 4 FORWARD, AT-irtorneyg at Law. Ofliceg in ohkoHh and CUutonville, WlReotiBln. GEO.

GAKY, M. C. Phi 1,1,1 pa, Chas. H. Forward.

W. CROZIElt, LAW VEIl AND public. Collections promptly made. 1 have a large and tine assortment of houses and lota for sale cheap; also farm property, abstracts carel'ullv examin ed, conveyancing done, and money loaned on short notice. Ollice 177 Maid street, up stairs.

EOUltENT. A GOOD WARM HOUSE, CORNER FAY XX anu ui vision Mreers. Apply to RlCHAKD II A UK 45 Audobou Street. PHYSICIAN. SHLEV THOMPSON, M.

PIIVSI- clan and Surgeon. Oflice. VI Oreirnn Street. Kesidetice, 230 Ninth St. OUice hours 10 a.

111. to 1 p. 6 to 8 p. m. BUSINESS CAKDS.

ARCHITECT. WM. WATERS, ARCHI-tect. Plans and specifications for buildings of every description furnished on short notice. Office opposite postollloe.

DR. F. L. DOLBEARE, DENTIST. Office, 171 and 173 Main Street.

Residence, 757 High Street. BUY XI1EJ HITCHCOCK That burns OIL WITHOUT A CHIMNEY. Sold by E. E. WRIGHT, At John Hicks' Hoo Store.

i 143 Main St. Agents wanted. IIAKHI8 CLAHKE, Real Estate Loan Brokers, 179 MAIX MTKKET, G. H. OSHKOSH, WIS S.

P. GARY, INSURANCE, NO. 130 MAIN STREET. DR. OVIATT, OPERATIVE SURGERY, DISEASES OF WOMEN, CHRONIC DISEASES.

Maybe consu Rod at the Revere Mouse OshkiMh, every Friday afternoon and on Saturday until noon. Audreas, ixiclc tloi 18, New London, Wl. BOTTOM PRICES -AT- WYMAN BARKMAN'S, 153 MAIN STREET, Dealers In SEAL CAPS, UDERWEAR, GLOVES, MITTENS, FLAXXEL SHIRTS, Etc. An elegant line of PUR CAPS For Men, Boj i and Oirig. Ladlci' and Gent's Kid Gloves and Mitts, KIIIItT HHIKTO OKIHCIT 153 MAIN STREET.

TERMS Of SCHStUil'TJOXt THEDiII.vyoRTHWETERS,F!n(r!Cfpj-, .02 TlIK IlAll.vN'ilKl II KSTICKS. W-tl, .10 TueImii.v N(kthteks, per year, in advam Jj.00 Iiaii.v NoHiuwtTtKS, 6 months, iu a-iYHnce The Wekklv North wlstkkx, jx-r year, in advance 1.23 Washington nlixr ioiirtn-ntb St. olHrv lierold; Ai'in-!" Mil to 1UE DA1LV Nulti'U fcsTEKN, OSHfcCSIl. WIS. OSllKUH, MONDAY, DIX.

7, SiAltl At. its. Smith's hotel at Rice Lake burned Loss insurance Ibe Case-r ish litigation at Las been taken to the supreme court. Diphtheria prevails at Seymour Outagamie county. Giubruitb ot Janesville re- cemlv shippeil three imported 5iic-t- Jand ponies to Texas.

Tue family of Charles Srhiiltz, re- sidin? at Kau Claire, have been lays Uriously robbed of $1( in cash. lienry iiavssen of JNew I'toistein, is said to liaye the largest private luus turn in the state. A $0,000 chattel mortsrae on the Auierie ui Eagle Clothing store at Ita tine has been foreclosed. The appointment of Dr. A.

Ever-hard a postmaster of Kipon is said to give general satisfaction to the people of 1'raine City. The Indians on the Lac Courti JJreilles reservation near Ashland, propose to put in about ao.OtiOUOO feet of loirs this winter. A teacher in New London who inflicted severe corporal punishment upon a pupil will be obliged to give lip her position. A valuable cow belonsins to Will Clark of Appleton, became entangled in a rope with which she was tied and Strangled herself to death. At lieloit a winu insurance policy was taken out on the ice house, or t.

K. Cheney. Three hours later the house was made a total wreck by the wind. ui. Tumiell.

a coal burner at 5Iarshlield. has received notice that he has laden heir to a large estate in England by the death of an uncle. By the action of the New London common council the city of New London oilers to pay all the taxes of any manufacturing enterprise doing a business of $00, 0W a year that' will locate there. At Sparta fire destroyed the resi dence of Hart Fitzsimmons, Loss insurance fo00. The farm house of 8.

Noble just north ofSparta also burned. Loss about if 1,000: insurance John Ueitches, a brakeman on the Northwestern road was run over by a train and killed at Trempealeau at 4:80 Saturday afternoon. He was 20 years old and was married only six weeks ago. During a small fire at the store of Churchill Son at Boscobel a thief entered the upper story of the building, in which the elder Churchill lived, and stole $4,000 which had been secreted between two bed-ticks. The exact amount to be collected this year on the city property of Milwaukee is $2,002,217.42.

The city taxes aggregate $1,345,932.48. This year's taxes in the Cream City are $265,982.16 in excess of what they were last year. Several street cars on one of the lines in Milwaukee have been refitted with Small's automatic change collector, a device so arranged along the sides of the car that deposit his fare withemt leaving hi3 seat. The Northwestern Chemical Worki at Wauwatosa burned Saturday afternoon. Loss $20,000, covered by insurance.

The plant is owned by stock company and was valued at About twenty-five men are employed by the company. There was a strange presentiment in connection with the death of ex-Congressman Aldrich at Fond du Lac. A few minutes after Mr. Aldrich left the office of his partner the latter felt a strange impulse and going out discovered Mr. Aldrich unconscious having fallen in an attack of apoplexy, which a few hours later, was followed by death.

The mystery surrounding the death of Prof. Paul Broder of Beloit is not yet unraveled. A genuine surprise connected with the recent trial has just been given in the alleged arrest of a lady, Mrs. Arthur aldrow at Syracuse, N. charged with the murder of Prof.

Broder in pushing him down stairs. It will be remembered that Prof. Broder met his death about four years ago and that it was generally supposed that he died from the effects of injuries sustained from falling down stairs while in a drunken condition. After a lapse of four years his remains were exhumed and the coroner's inquest gave the verdict that Mr. Broder came to his death by violence at the hands of unknown parties.

XOTESOF MXTEUEST. In 1867 Henry Slocum lost a gold watch while fishing in a cove near Nantucket. Last week William Tucker fished it out with a scoopf ul of oysters. The postofflce at Plymouth Box, Utah, has been discontinued because nobody lives there except the Mormon postmaster, with his four wives and fifteen daughters. A malicious accusation against a jealous husband is that he has sue ceeded in preventing his wife from dancing by insisting that she should wear extremely high dresses.

Verdi celebrated his 74th birthday at his beautiful villa, Busseto. In answer to a question, he is said to have expressed his determination to leave his opera "Iago" unfinished. A. M. Bragg of Corinth, has a young apple tree from which he gathered this fall 171 apples, 150 of which filled a flour barrel.

One of the apples measured 13J inches in circumference and the trunk of the tree 141 inches. Recent legislation in New Hampshire has caused the withdrawl of foreign insurance companies, leaving only three stock companies, with a combined capital of $1,300,000, and ten mutual companies to carry on the business of the state. After waiting three months for his pay, the caterer for the banquet furnished by the citizens of Ottawa to the volunteers on their return from the Northwest has had writs issued against the members of the committee to compel the payment of the amount still due. The historical park at Hamilton Palace, Scotland, will soon be broken up for a coal field, the gardens are leased to a nurseryman, and the palace will probably soon be dismantled. The Duchess of Hamilton lately paid the place what was probably a farewell visit of two days.

T. CIZJJP2dLJi.2T Corner Milwaukee and Wisconsin Streets, Milwaukee. tires. Ma-A wrritt i r. i.

i.tith 1 4 ilI OSHKOSH Musical College, IC3 Slain 1:. s. DiroUfr. r.tciMv. Vi.ieo Mm.

I.id.i B. Smi'h. l'liino Mr. K. Hiun, Jhi-s Mattlo Murdix'k.

Drjrim Mi lie I'-nn. Violin and other iStriujr In.strtiinenls-i Mr. lia-i. ISon-en. 'oi-Ti, find if Iian Instrument.

Mr. Iti-nry Ituweu. liiiitur mid iiaujo Miss Franeeis Knofs. k.T. Mnt-y Turner.

Theory and Ilaruintiv Mr. I'. 8. ilson. Sijrht j.ida (-mitli.

For farther particulars call or address 103 Main Street. THE ONLY PLACE IN TILE CITY -IV II Kit 15 fiOAbTED FRESH DAiLY IS AT 118 MAIN STREET, Tho Itest and THE CHEAPEST PLACE To buy OF ALL OoIIee Sold at Retail at Wholesale Prices. F. A. HAYWAR0 REPOSITORY, FOR THE BALK OF J.

Jj. CLAItK'S Spring Wagons Buggies, Ulain Near the Bridge. (Kormi-rly OHlikOBh CarriiiKf Co.) ftf Orocrry ami Delivery WRjcnns a Riie.elnlty. AImo, full line of Cul.teini 1 1 HlelKliS. III Si CD W.

H. FORD, DE2STTIST. Office over Commercial Bank. WANTED-AGENTS For our Set of Christmas Books, Selllnir from SOr. to Ono wouiaa without exporienee has toO orders; orT hftH Biilil eoiiies In tho lust live and eared for rier family; one young nnta Hold Ml.il worth In ono day last week In the country; one woman Hold IX) In Oet.

and did her own hoimework for a family-ofthrep. Send for circular. CA8.SEM.lt L't'd, 40 Ucarborn ChlcajfO, 1. Finney, 45 MAIN STREET, DKALKHS IN HARDWARE, STOVES, TIN BOOKING, -WATER FIXTURES, ASD Gas and Steam Fitting- attended to. TlieBestCoalStovcs OX THE 1IAUKKT.

DICfflAffl'S Staple Grocerie CO -t Furniture. CONWAY, CLEMENT WILLIAMS. We are now showing for Fall Trade the latest novelties in Chamber, Parlor, Library and Dining -Room Furniture. Our rtockia very large and complete, timbracinsr every article of household furniture from kltch-n to garrett, in both line and in -dium grades, all of which we offer at the VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, for quality, degree of finish and workmanship. ed Goods and have constantly iu stock a large variety in this particular line.

Old work re-covered and made as good as new. i Large line of OFFICE DESKS and OFFICE CHAIRS. Agents for thelebrated CUTTER DESK, the best oflice desk in the market. We extend an Invitation to inspect our stock and prices. Clement Conway 137 and 139 Wisconsin Matthew Bros, MILWAUKEE.

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