The Oshkosh Northwestern from Oshkosh, Wisconsin • Page 3

To Spur a Jaded Appeti HAKES H0LK1). same of the Denioi jn who for reas ons dientioaed shove are pleated Art Needle Work. Daily Northwestern Cabinet PMopplis $4.00 PER DOZEN, EX-'S, OSHKOSH. Oshkosh Steam Laundry, 170. 13 MAIN STREET, OSHKOSH.

Work First-Class. teed. "We make a specialty of Lace Curtains and Pillow Shams. Goods called for and delir-ered free of charge. Agents Wanted for every town.

H.C. GRAHAM. Proprietor. T.A.CHAPMAN&CO. 5,000 Pieces PRINTED SATINES at 10c.

We hare juat rewlvrt nout FIVE THOl'3AXD piece more of thM Sue -American Printed Satines la PACIFIC WFRRIMAC n4 V)THFX-Xw Pprtn Style, Full WiUtti and stoailsrd Vusjily wblch we uSrr at 10c. PER YARD. ThUI)the Bent Valaethat wchav N. will be lent to our out We hare Just ruceired direct from the French Manufacturer another importatioa asT rwf Sue DRESS GOODS NOVELTIES. Thi assortment consists of Striped Combination Suitings.

Bordered Suiting. Figured Combination Baitings, PIti3h Striped Caaras Cloths. Canras Suitings. Etc. In the New and Fushionable Color.

Also a large assortment of the Latest Deaign la EMBROIDERED ROBES and DRESSES Of Wool Materials, suitable for House or Street wear. T. OHAPMA1T MILWAUKEE. H.L.LAWSON&BRO. INSURANCE Fire, Tornado, Life, Accident and Plate Glass.

REAL ESTATE Bought and Sold on Commission. LOAN AGENCY I desire to announce- to the that I i.rei.ared to eiettaj order In Art eel.e and lie tu re- eetveasbare ol yuur airuuae. 1 k-ep on hand materia. f'ir th beat ua ityl'ir toe tlrent kinds of work. nd ii nve iiist'iM-tma tojy wiebma learn ArraaetMi.

Kensiriinifn. A.nanue f.iu broxlerv w-tu Par. a luuihiu. I' e'c. All k'nds tit htamlini- Dcat'r and prompt done.

MRS. E. S. SJIlTir. EESIDENCZ 641 HIGH ST BY ALL ODDS THE Best Equipped Railroad IN THE WORLD.

Let It forever remembered that the CM Mltalra RAILWAY I the best and shortest rout to and from Chicago and Couwii liiutf lOmaoai. and that it is preferred by a.i well poaied trav- tiers when pasainf uor from CALIFOKMA A.XD rOLORAIX). It also operate the best route and the Short line between Chl-aim, hu Paul. Min neapolis, Milwaukee, IiLnstse, eparta, Madiaon, Fort Howard reen Hayi, Winona, Owatonna, Maukato. Cedar Rapids.

iNa.Moinea, WeKterClty, Aitrona, union, Maraha.ltowa. Iowa; rri-enort, kocktord, iil.i areaiuonv lta sou loc-ai station on iu line. Among a few of the numerous points of Superiority enjoyed bv tne Patron of this road ara lta A COAL X.A. wntch are the Inest that human art and ingenuity can create: iu PALATIAL rLKKPlx'i CARS, which are tn'fi-it nt eo-ntort and elegance: It PALACE DKAWIM1 KiJOM CAlLS, which are nsurpaaaed by any aud its wiueiy oeieiiraiea SOKTHWESTERX DINING CARS the like of wh.ch are not run by an other mail anrwnere. In snort.

If is aaserten that IT Ul HE BEaT fcQCIPPEii itOAI lis itir, "ur.l.li. All rxiint ol interest ftorth. Northwest nd Wet of Caicago. businesa centres. ummer resorts and noted hunting and Ashing ground are accessible by the various branches of thi road.

It owns and control over OU mile ef road and ha over four hundred paasenrer conductor constant. caring lor Its mil uout oi patron. Ask vour ticet agent for ticket via tht route, AND TAKh NONE OTHER. All leading ticket arent sea them, it costs no more totravei on this route, and give flrst-eias accommodation, than it does to io by toe peony equipped roa ls. 1-er maiss, decripure circu.ar and sum- mer resort pauera.

or other Information not obtain ab.e at your local ticket otboe, write to tne G.L i.s!a.:r K. w. mm CHICAGO. ILL. GREEN BAY, WINONA ST.

PAUL RAILROAD 13 THE Shortest Route from Oshkosh SI.L POIKT3 IS EASTEKN WISCONSIN New Lonilon. Stevens Point, Orana Kapiil. nausau, Merrill, Winona, Lairinse, i'bippewa Falls, Stillwater, Hudson, Kau Claire, and ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS aud all roivrs 19 MINNESOTA AND DAKOTA, ASD AJ.L POINTS THI Northern Paeitie Kailroad and the St. Panl, Minneapolis Man-' itoba Railroad.

Passenrer from all point on the Oilca- ro Northwestern kaiiway. south ot Green bay aud Fort Howard, connect with the G. B.f W. St. PAUL R.

R. f'OBT HOWARD Jl CTIOX. They will find It the" Shortest Lineto all Above Points. oTIIK P.NMF.UKK FHt lPtlET of tuts road embraces ail the modern lm provementa ana convenience that tend to make trayeUng by rail sale and com- tortali.e. lie sure rour ticket reads Tt a the sire-eat Bay, iaoaa faal Kailrwad.

O.CAMPBELL, 8. W. CHAMPION. tea. Manajfer.

Oea. if as. Agl. COOK, BROWN HEADQUARTERS FOR COALM Hari BLA CKSXITII'8 COAL, FURNACE COAL STOVE COAL. -AT TB(' LOWEST MARKET PRICE.

Ladies, Attention. Have you teen that new lot of MACRAME CORD in all the latest colors, at PERCEY'S GUN AND CUTLERY STORE. DR. OVIATT, OPERATIVE SURGERY, DISEASES OF WOMEN, CHR0.MC DISEASES. May be consulted at the Revere House, Oshkosh, every Friday afternoon and on Saturday until noon.

A'Ulrens. IM Hoi 1, New London.Wl. Ladies Do you want a pure, bloom In? Complexion I If so, a few applications of Hasan's MAGNOLIA BALM, will grat ify you to your heart's eon tent. It does away with Sal-lowness, Kedness, Tiraples. lilotches, and all diseases ant Imperfections of the skin.

It overcomes the flushed appearance of heat, fatigue ana excitement. It makes a lady of THIUTV appear but TWENTY; and so uatural. gradual, and perfect are its effects, that it is impossible. to detect its application. Loans Made on Is ort tlilrs.

to inrifrorat 'aid li diifilikr orjralia a-H-tr-. And )-4 liH-n- mtm cUitafit a rTBIl'llltMrn lt-rl)H ltt- t-r ft rf-'iri-v-h Hitters Is -n a far hitrl-4-r atif In Hi-- of l'li, than llif intut lM a liu- an a lor I ri- bava h-lr m-, and ara tl--r be fur. Hut 1U m-h- tf tle fri-v-lia! Oft-ratioa of lbt llitl-rs la far wil-r. It lorin- eriilreiy an cm-liiion of tit- t--tuarlt. and urito-s its jt.

ated, as -il aa irUM-rt-a ss-ret in nt-aithful I s'ouiat a bavmir in cotilurifMHia with tde liver and bos-ma, been reiruiated, and Ibelr ualtira: tout- reaU-red tbrtiuirh ita ajreucy. appetite relurlia. a a Oiatter ill CtfUrne. Jreteralld airne, poverty of the liiiM-d, and i-tie-f-ueiit detmity, rheumatic aliments, and a U-ndeiM-y to kidney and li. aider truubea, are a.ao rtfuiedie.

by $100.00. The Merchants' Tea Coxptny of New York hay Opened a Branch Store at No. 79 Mala Oshkosh. Tbeir Teas and O.tl.-ea a put up In pa- Ier cans: weight or oon-, ran and cn-lents. almut tbre pounds: weivbt of tea.

can ami cooUKota, atxnii I ponnos. Tli cumpanv. aa a met In! of advertie merit, fi.ai-e In every can. il. nurerand Mc-kio wau-nea.

t.enu- ne iliain'inils and otner Jewelry, ranirinv value lu eenta Ui but alter days theae Choice Teas and CoOees wul Ki wholly on their merits, at the same price, quantity and quality, nut without the souvenir. Order by mail promptly forwarded to any part of the I lilted states, and ahouidbtt aooomriaiiied by cub or oostotni-e order, and aMreaed to the aierttianta real Mam rtMii-kh. Vt Is. frices: tsinvlecaria.ll.isj: six fur thirteen for tlu; went -seven for 3 'I he fouowiria- Is a partial list of names ol tortunste puis haaers who found valua ble suuveuirs in tlieir cans yesterday: C. W.

Freeman. Electric Ila-bt Co. CTMalo street, dmuiorid stud: Frank Hopkins, umijernisn. attn windins and stem s-t- tmif watch; Tho. Mronek.

SS Oak street. I ady schatansin watch: Herman tuhs.TT Merritt street, diamond stud; r. h. arleton. I.aly's rold wa'ch: Miss t'arrle hwain, Madrnoa street, tortr dolhus In Void: May Alexander, H'ack hawk street, solitare diamond rmir; Miss Ad'lle Hi d- reth, nloo stroc-t, ten doimrs in iro Mrs.

Charlotte Wilmw street. Solid fold watch: Mis Lizzie Wilson, Market, street, twenty In void: Mel-villa Krooka, Miebiiran street. La'lr thst-aiam watch; Krank K. e. solid void aratt-h; Mrs.

J. li. tsimms, vent's diamond stud: tl. K. HalL, traveiinv man.

Guest at at never Houae, diamond collar button; Cba H. use. Porter Kevers houre. diam ond pin: Wm. Now, Envlneer.

J. p. ioull. ll Mrnt street, stein windmv watch as Ilniu. No.

3'Kansaiiitreet. voldnnv (ieo, W.Clien, furniluredea er. New London, diamond s-ud; H. Cbeest-roan. St.

Paul Traveling man. stem wind ing- and rem setting- watch; E. i. Brown- lee, board of trade, diamond nils': Amanda Anei. a Polk street, diamond riiiv: H.

J. tiarton. ills Jackson street, engin eer on Lake i-hore Hailroad. lady chatal ian watch: Kred Stearns, proprietor re. tuaratii, .3 Main street, diutuond rim (iuatav Okrenir.

loirifcr. 'SI JelTerson ave- diaruood (tud: Mr. V. White. Hoyd dris-i, soiltare diamond rinr; Mis Katinie Wytn-rir.

solid void vatch: Mrs. Huberts, solid void watch: Mrs. J. ti. John sum fhoanon street, twenty dollar In void J.

iison. nremanon iseonsin Central, Hivh street, laly hatalain watch: H. V. Turner, representing 1, M. trsbome Mai-iilniry cnn nt4nv.

Veenah Wia Hiamond atiitl' W. 1). Brivirs. of BrivmA Hall. Ill Mam street.

Lalv'a Chatalain Watch: Ker. J. L. Strobel. 3J Washinaton street, IMamnnd Kinv; Louis Kuenver, Lumberman, Merritt street.

Mem wlndinv and rtem setting ateh: Mis lora l.uum. earn' tnet, Iiiamond King: W'm. H. Engie-brivht, Civar I-aler, Alifom street, Dismount Hind: K.I. Bal'uu.

Electric Liviit CoM Mib atreet, Liiamond Stud; J. K. Ssitt, waugoo Street, Lady Chatalain watch: U. w. rernande.

"ihe limn. I.ailj Chatalain Watch: J. Hunting. Mone Mason. lot street, t-teiu inding and fiteio Setting Watch; Wm.

Ziebe.l. 2Ci I'earl street. Diamond King: K. Mwanln, Traveling Man, VI Elm street. Diamond King; H.

A. Meyer, with L. r-trauss. a co s4Main street, Mem Winding and Mem netting watch; Mis uertha Mep. dining- room girl.

Kevere House, lriamond King: rred. liiller. urniture Store. augoo street, Stem Winding and Mem letting atch; W. F.

Webster. Photographer. Ijint rhata aln Wateh' K. tinner. 1 iihu Christian Look, 55 High atreet, lady chatala'n watch; G.

W. Neuman, Main liquor dealer, diamond ring; Mr. Hur- knwiu, twenty dollar in void; Heni King, coachman, solid silver watch: Chris Peterson, lower, oo Adams street, dia mond ring: L. Armstrong, iiuuor deal er. 71 Main street, diamond stud: Jas.

Peterson, proprietor City Omni mis line. laav etiata lain waicn; Mrs. J. B. Howe.

Ida Lxly's Chata laine Watch; Gustav Okreug, logger, Jefferson Mem-winding and Mem setting Watch: PhiliD I. Ill-own. waiter, uiamonn King: Mr. c. M.

Hudson. Lady Solid 8uver Watch: Mis Lena Graham 140 High street, Genuiue Diamond King Open from 7 :30 A. to 9 o'clock P. at OSHKOSH PAIXT AND Color Works, MANUFACTURERS OF PREPARED PAINTS, COLORS IN OILS AND JAPANS, TINTED LEADS AND ZINC, Fifth tad Minnesota Sta. Oshkosh, Wis LatestTT A mn Sprinff LatestTT A mn StyleMlU Style.

JUST RECEIVED -AT HALL'S OLD STAND, 111 MAIN OSHKOSH W. D. BRIGGS, Affent atrtwAtrata, wts. fVir. Wisconsin Bt.

and Broadway. rtFKKKS Snuer lor advaiititirca for btial. I ness Instruction and traininv. Adinfuj students of either sex at any tune for the bu.tnras efurse orsMSMtti branehe. MIIOItT II At.

Stenopiaph. report Imr. Ivoewritlns- and lonv hand depart- niel ts tmtntilete. tlreulars free. Aiblresi K.

i Ktfc.K, Milwaukee, n'l. the result, were heard to express their pleasure at the wjy the election terminated. Henry Barretts, the defaulting treas urer of the town of Bridgeport, Craw-ford county, was persuaded to return and settle his sbortatre of The boudrnen paid tt and was paid in bv Barrette, lesvinz ill un- a counted fur. CITY ITKMS. Until further notice the Wisconsin Central railroad will make the following rates of freight from Osbkosb to bt.

Paul and MiuoeajH.lis: 1st, 2d and class, 10 cents per hundred pounds; 4th and 51 li clats, cents per hundred pounds; clas A. 10 cents per hundred pounds; B. and 9 cents per hundred pounds. Lew Kate hlrac. On Tuesdays and Fridays of each week until April 24.

the Chicago Northwestern Co. will sell excur sion tiekets to Chicago nnd return, good for four days, at 7.10 for the round trip. Examine those Easter cards at Hicks' book store. TTxaw Son have lust re ceived a large stock of Strong fc Car roll celebrated men fine shoes. Any one in need of gent's fine shoes can find what they want at Chas.

tlaase fc Son hey have a full as sortment. Ad elegant line of Easter cards just received at Hicks' book store. Hraatify Vsur llame. Finish the walls and ceiling with Alabastine. You can do it; inexpensive; try it.

White and twelve tints. Cheser and better than paint, kalso-mine or paper. Disenfects and pre veDts diseases. Beautiful sample card free. By druirirists, hardware and paint dealers.

$')j0 men away. Alahastisk Grand Rapids, M.eli. Boots and shoes at astonishingly low prices at Chas. Haae A Hon s. Cbas.

IIas.se bon have marked down their price on boots and shoes. Clargett sells the best spring balance stop fixtures for 2o cents. Use only the Coin Baking Powder which is known to be pure. Hrett'a F.aaalnlow sf Pare Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, especially desirable for children. A lady physician at the Child's Hospital, at Albany, N.

ssys: "We hsve been using Scott's Emulsion with great success, nearly all of our patients are suffering from bone diseases, anil our physicians find it very beneficial" Examine carefully and then go to Clagett's and see bis new hand made curtains and compare. All the new colors and designs in window shades at Claireett's. J. P. Morris, cashier of the GirirJ House, Philadelphia, Pa.

writes, November 27. 14: "For the past twelve years I have suffered with what is known to the medical profession as lumbago. Having been recommended about five years ago to try All-cock's Porous Plasters I did so and was more than astonished at the result. I found almost immediate relief on their application. I wear one almost constantly now and would not be without them.

I consider them invaluable." Since "Sullivan's rest" was opened at La Crosse a year ago last October, over persons have lodged there. 6 HANDY' 8 FATHZS. Tristram Shandy, in the humorous opening chapters of the book which bears his name and purports to record his life and 'ijiiuiont, tells us that his father was at one ii me afflicted with sciatica, and that this tlllietioo was indirectly the cause of events trhich had a mast baleful and unhappy flect upon his own future life. Little natters like these often do affect the career tot only of the sufferer himself, but ol hone bv whom he is surrounded, and pc-r-ihps Tristram's subsequent misfortunes, veri more than be knew, might all tx- rared to that sciatica from which tit. ather, "a Turkey merchant one of tin nost regular men in everything he did hether it was matter of business or mat- amusements, that ever lived" sut all December, January and rebru- try.

Sciatica and other diseases must 1 held responsible for a good deal that goe wrong in the present day also, and even at-attack of indigestion in so august a person age as a President or King may lead tt events that may all'ect the destinies of nations. An attack of sciatica, however, fron which Mr. T- L. hat held, a contractu! and builder of Milwaukee, has recently suffered, painful as it was, has beet attended with at least one good result, fu which Mr. Chatfield is thankful, and thai is it has shown him that there is a core for the disease.

Mr. Chattield lives at No. 36') Eleventh, avenue, and is well known in Milwaukee. To one who called noon him in reference to Lis case he told this story "Yes: I was afflicted terribly. I took tome Athlophoros and the disease Is gone.

I will explain how it wis. Rheumatism is not a new thing with me by any means. I hud the sciatica for many years and tried many kinds of medicine without any re lief. Uf course, there would be times when I would sutler worse than at others, es- Ccially in damp and' stormy weather, ist fall I had a very severe attack, prob ably tiie worst ever had. I was so badly crippled that I could not walk and I could not get any sleep.

except when the doctor would inject mor- fihine. Then I would be able to doze a ittle while. I read almut Athlophoros In the papers and decided to try it ia my case. After using about two-thirds of a bottle the pain went away as if by some magic power and in a few days 1 was en tire It well and went about mv work." Did vou have any returns of the disease durine the severe winter?" "No: nothing to speak of. I felt a little twinge in my right leg, but I attribute that to my leaving on the medicine so soon.

got well so quickly that I Quit taking the medicine and did not really give it a fair chance to clear the disease entirely out of my system. It any sutlerer rrom rheumatism is made sick by the Athlophoros in taking it according to the directions I would advise him to take smaller doses, but to stick to the medicine, as it will surely cure him as it did me. E. L. Diinock, of tho firm of Dimock llayner, insurance agents, Last Mil waukee street, Janesville, who wasso seriously afflicted with rheumatism in his hips and legs that lie could not move with out great trouble and intense pain, gives this as hisexpcricnee with Athlophoros: I have now used one bottlo of Athlophoros with the most siitisfuctory results, being almost entirely free from pain." If ynii Pfinnot irct Atiii nrunnos nf ymir rlrtie-Ur.

ill ieiiil It cT'ri'. wtM. recelttt ol viT'ilar prlii nnc dnllnri-r lHitle. prefer Ibnt you liny it tr.cn your but If he insiri it, no in ne peruieien in try sninetiiin but nrd'-r once Irum directed. liii.l'iiuKui Co, 11- Wall Street, Nuw York.

i titi.Tov rosrtu i.irt TED 1 1 on mr rut: i ri. Kraobllraaa AU Mrrt Light Oat Tarhf AMrraeB-setll. lertlaaj Ifetarsi lraarratU lefeat-Te Wr Jkatsa tsava SCcrlve4. At about eiirht o'clc I at evening a surprise was sprung on tae peoplw of Oebkoth when it was announced be yond a doubt that Carltoa Foster, the Republican candidate for niayor.bad been elettea by a uamiionie majonij, and that Andrew llaben, whom dew ocrats for some time have fondly e-lurved to be invincible, had been defeated. A nother surprise was received when after the returns were all in it was found that eight out of ttie twelve aldermen elected were republi cans, and that practically speaking the entire city nan gone itepuuucaa iy a haadsonue majority.

As the news spread over the city. Main street soon nuud wnu interested men. who with something of the enthusiasm that attends the outcome of a national campaign gave vent to their feelings by repeated cheers and by partaking of whatever the victorious candi'iates Daa to oaer ia the way of cigars sad refreshments. The Arion band was soon out and serenaded the Mayor elect who received the crowd of visitors in a cordial manner with a brief and appro priate speech after which the band proceeded to serenade It A. pink, treasurer elect who is also the business manager of the band.

In the meantime the O. A. K. dram corps turned out and paraded up and down Main street so that for a time itseenied as if the exciting election times of last full had returned. Followinr will be seen the eiar-t votes which each of the candidates for the different ofllces received, whirh will explain why the republicans felt So jubilant: FOB MAYOR.

Foster. Hsben. Gates IMwar4 l1 Zil 3" 3'4 a 31 wart "1 4thar. 4J 2i ftthwart l'' Sin ward 211 F'Htor's plurality Wi. FOB TRKASl'ItKR.

Patton. Spink. Wakeiuan. I.t Xi'k 11 1-' 3d wnl Hi 3-7 3d wart 1 ttbward 3 ith ward RS I SiawarJ 1W 4-iS fpiuk'i plurality FOB I I-tRK. IUjJ'0 Moil.

It rrl 14 AM ward St IS 4th ward fl wni Ath ward t4 maJirltT 34T1, FOB JUSTICE. Ityckinan. VanKeuren. Ulward i 15 3d wart 6I' wart Wi 4th ward Mh wapl Stb wart 3T34 Rruk-Jian's majority J. 441.

FOB ASSKSSORS. Whitney 1 5 1'I Lauh. Potter. 4'J 14 1TV S3 5T 37 I amer. Lusrher, Peterson im 4Jf 4W i 4" 1 Luscber's Davis.

I Ul 4H Allen II IS 4 Mauel's plurality, 8 rilWT WARD. AH. Cole, 341 Spauldinj, S4; Rogers, lh. Aid. 1 Radford, 3iS; Porrla, 13.

fbool Com. Stewart, il. hup. Gl'e, 3iS; Pox, SECOND WARD. Aid.

Sjears Heath. MS; Thompson, Aid. 1 year Tcruoutb, S43; Huler, 9ui: Jenitoo, 6. Sup. Burns, Weston, 3Sl; Peterson, 5.

tniHDWARD. Aid years-Hornkk, 3fil; Haley. Si; Stephenstm. 9. Aid.

1 year Ponimerenlog, LuU, 313; Vosburvh, 17. Tom. Kanmann, Ss. Sup. Warwick, Week.

154; FOURTH WARD. Aid. years-Waite, Dugan, 413; Durby, 6i. Aid. 1 yoar Farrand, 4tH; Kits, (H.2; Willock, 4S.

riSTH WARD. Aid years-Sawtelle, T.1; Aid. 1 year Tbomiison, 2tti; Kobluiann, 107; I Van, Si. He boo I Com. Crawford, Ramsey, 1S1.

tiup. Davis, 374. SIXTH WAIID. Aid. years-Laabs, C7; Krall.

ISO; Pet-Uniril. 7. Aid. 1 year Cowling, 42; Walter, 177; amtwrlmr, 10. p.

Schmidt, 437; I.ueck. ISO; Weston, By the above it is shown that of the newly-elected aldermen the following are republicans: Cole, Radford, Hor-nick, Farrand, Sawtelt, Thompson, Laabs and Cowling; and the following democrats: Heath, Uillcr, Lutz, Du-gan. Add to these Jones, Brand, Stevens, Kilp and Owens, republican aldermen who hold over, aud it is seen that the council is republican by l't to 4, and that it is in the power of the majority if they see fit to elect a representative in the place of Alderman rjchneiderof the Sixth ward, who is now in the Northern hospital. Various reasons have been assigned for tht wholesale election of republicans, all of which probably were factors in bringing about the final result Carlton Foster was popular with the workingmen of the city and with manv, Democrats. Ia niany of the wards there was great dissatisfaction between the Germans and the Irish, resulting in many of the latter going over to the Republicans.

In many instances also the Republicans bad the most popular men up. One reason assigned for the defeat of Andrew llaben, upon whichjhrewd pol iticians teom to lay great stress, is that the Tom Wall Democrats especially, wanted to see Mr. Haben shelved and out of the way so that when it comes to congressional nom inations next fall he will have no power to hinder Mr. Wall if the latter should want the Democratic nomination for congress. As it is, the result is considered on all sides as very flattering for Mr.

roster, and extremely satisfactory to the Re publicans. In connection with the events of last evening, it may be Said that on all sides were beard congratu lations for Mr. Foster, who iu an in formal way held a reception in the Business Men's rooms. At the time he was serenaded at his home W. B.

Mickney made a happy speech, thauUiug heaven that the city bad ob tained a Kctmhlicaa mayor. 1 He con I grat illations were continued to-day, juuJon all sides Republicaus, and tlUUEK EDITION'S DAILY.) teuuh or hi nt ummoxi Tm llll.tll'MlTNtlTIli,n' W-a. Jli ltflll.f ryrar. in advance Thi Daii.t inonlna, in a-lvanis SSL Nl.MTHWi.aTlt. j-r, iuadvauue I-3 St.

Nilwaukt-e oltiu Ilcnild Uuildiiifc. 1Vlif.hrw: IMltof- Hoora.Ni. H- tountin- Kimho.No. 1. pjblisuir's HMldcnoe.

Aidrees aM cnmnimitcaMons 1 Hit DAILX Noll II t.EHV. CWHkvOSH, KliNKsDAT, Al'UlL 7. Au Kau Claire man baa a rowaler whirl weight 1 Impounds. The Janeille Cotton milli bate comnu-Dcrd operations (or the season. Larp nuinbersof duiks re bring J.rotilit down by huntsmen near La C'roe.

Last month the electric light of Fond du Luc was out 21i hours and minutes." The Ilt loil Paiwr Tail works filed aMit le of incorporation. Capital ilrn Juliui Zimmerman of Milwaukee hat purchased the I'ope houae at bhe boy Ran for 12.JJ0. Kau CIir baa a manual training school. The boy pupil hare just commenced carting. Hi hard 8 bermerlorn of I.a Crosse recently sold tie 5t year old steer weighing pounds.

The crsire attendance at the La Crosse put. lie schools during the month of March was j. At Portage piece of plate glass weighing fx JO pounds will be put in the front of a new building. B. I.

Harrison has receirel his appointment as postmaster at Barron, in the northern part of Ihe state. The La Crosse cracker fartory has organized a stock company with a capital stock company of Chris Cole of Murctllon recently sold a heifer a little over two and one-Imlf years which weighed pounds. Twenty Ave or thirty new meat houses have recently been started on the prairies in the ticiuity of Lacrosse. Business is now beginning on the Mississippi river at Crosse. The packets of the Third City are now running.

The familiar sound of the steamboat whistle now greets the ears of those who live at Prairie du Chien on the Mississippi. The Mississippi river Is now free from ice, and open fur navigation to the Gulf. lJf'ats are running from St. Louis to La Crosse. Fond du Lac Urporter: Fond du Lac's iuvenile polo team Is getting well along in practice, and is said to play a good game.

A break in the embankment of the Fond du Lac water works reservoir Tuesday forenoon let out about half the water. The damage is nominal. At Green Bay farmers are selling new nuinle stu'ar at II. 1U a gallon. The trees this year are said to be yielding more freely than for many years.

A man named Race brought an egg to the Portnee Ittutfr office which measured 61 by inches in circumference. It weighed one quarter of a pound. ext: Daniel Woodworth of Marcellon in the reeion of Portage has purchased I the land around what is known as Knight's Lske and is going to make a fish larm out 01 it. During the month of Msrch the in ternal revenue collections in the sixth district of Wisconsin were an increase of 4o over the col lections of March iso. At Lancaster, B.

D. Schroeder of Dubuque, has been trrested and jailed to await trial lor norse siesung. The man has lust served a three years sentence in Mew York for a similar crime. The entire telegraph line between Mr-hlcisineerville and C'hicniro on the ncwCeatral line requires pounds of wire and 3.7V) posts. About fifty miles of wire still remains to be poll ed along this new line.

No wheat was sown in South Em pi re and Eden. Fond du Lac county during March 186. In the year 1M0 all farmers Bnishsd sowing botn wueal and oats in the month of March. It was the year of the big crop. Hoard's Dairyman deems it quite probable that the eheexe market will open with light stocks of old cheese in the market and a good demand for well made early cheese.

A few factories have commenced opera tions in Shebovgan county. In the trial of San try at Racine Tuesday, for the murder of Michael Schultz, Louis Christiansen testified that Santry, Hughes, Broderick and himself met at a saloon ana agreed to kill Kchultz. Christiansen gave no reason for the comuitosion of the crime. In Wisconsin the mellow enow, the mallard duck, the blackbird and the crow will soon be on band from south ern lands to watch the corn fields rrow. The hungry hawk and durpump" will also come along and join their chee-ful racket with the bullfrog's tuneful song.

Fond du Lac Commonwealth: Ac cording to the census report of last year, jpringvale is the banner cheese town of Fond du Lac county, producing 407.100 pounds out of a to'iil of 3.4;J7.:3. Marsutleld Is second, vvau pun third, Byron Fourth, Lamartine fifth, and Oakland sixth. The value of the total product was l-'Oi, C(W. At the Minnesota end of lis bridire at La Crosse the C. M.

Ht. Paul rail road company has built a strong shere boom. It is 1,608 feet long. 1,100 feet being above the draw and 608 below. An idea of its size and cost will be gained from the statement that 653 piles and 233,000 feet of timber were used in its construction.

LaCrosse has lust got her now wa tcr works engines in operation. At a test recently given the pipes used were of seven-eighths, one inch and one eighth inch nozzle, accuring an aver age of a one Inch stream. The pressure of the pumps was 12.1 pounds and some fine streams were thrown, the average of the 20 being about 60 feet high. "I have only had your goods, Ath lonhoros. in a short time, and can say that in two or three old cases of chronic rheumatism it acted like a churm," druggist Andrew Stone, Delhi writes In praise of the great un equalled remedy.

It is reported that the Kaights of abor will start an overall factory in liarmo. Warm clothing and Red Cough Cure are an infallible protection in winter. Office open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Eve's. Telephone, ICO Satisfaction Guaran ftr glvrm is thM Llae of -town customera when requtatM. ApproYed Security.

IT MATTERS NOT "WHERE YOU GO, THI Wisconsin Central Line IS TBB C. S. Fat Mail Route 4 Short Line, Constructed and F.quipted in the snoot Perfect Manner, insuring Safety, Oomf iwt Convenience and Speed. It traversea tae most Important portion of Wisconsin, reachinjr with ita immediate connectmua, nearly every city and town in the Siasa. Lecated on ita main line are the citiea of Milwaukee, Fond da Lac, pshkosh, Neenah, Menasha, Stevens Point, Chippewa Falls.

Eau Claire, New Richmond, St. Paul, Minnepolis and Ashland, Tt. trains atart from Tnton depota la I HIt HII. nil.H AI'KKK and KT. PAl Ij, and lta euipmcnt cousistsof New and Magnificent Palace Sleeping and Parlor Cars, ELEGANT DAY COACHES.

Superior FacMltins make it the best rente. toand from the East, West, North, Sou uk. BE SURE YOU START RIGHT ticket via thla linn. Far maps, circulars, toiders. or other Information not obtainable at your local ticket otlice, apply to Ik.

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Airent, MILWAUKEE. lake snore Westvrn RAILWAY. The Dtrtrt LinOSnKOSH to OCONTO, WA USCA, MERRILL, A SHLA ND, SUPERIOR CITV. DCLVTII, LAKE SUPERIOR. Close connections at New London notion with Oreen Hay, Winona St.

Paul Railway for all pointa reached by Uust line and lu connection. TIM TABLE, JAUUART, IM: Oshkoah, leave ":00 a.m. IV) p. as. Hortonville New Lonrlon, ar 5.: llntonvllle, ar Shawano, ar 10: rt (Ki.nto.

ar I p. m. WaUKau.ar rMia.ru. Ashland, ar p. tu.

Puperior City, Duluth.ar H.F. WIIITCOMn. C. V.MCKTNI.AT. General lien.

Fas. Air Milwaukee. D. B.CCKTIS, (Jen. -a -a nil 5 iff? K.a e.

i '6 k' li VON. ARNIM, JR. Owned by P. Wausau. Bay Stallion, sired by Von.

Arnim. Creo- ord first dam Belle of (Lexington. by Mohk Cbier, second dam Neliy lieai, by Imp. Consternation, sire of rranilam of Trincket. Krom 3d to th dam.

throufrhbreba. Von Arnim. by Sentinel, tireoi tint asm. Mary hort, by Blood's Black Haik. (ire of the dam of Blackwood.

econd dam. by Dnmninr's Bay Mesoenirer, sire of he dam of Clark Chief, sireof Croxie.2 fn-utineiiown brother to oiunteer. sireof St. Junan, by Kyskyk's Hambleton-ian, sireof Itexter.g:!?1. Firstdm.Lady Patriot, by Younr Patriot, gecood dam, the Lewis Hulse ware.

Will make the season of 1-MH In Oshkosh. on the air Oroanii. in the hands of W. H. Groff.

tteaaon to commence April 1st. and end July 1st. Good pasture for tuarea from a distance at T5 cents Der week; every precaution will be taken -to preTent acctdenu.but I do not assume any respon sibility. For further particulars address P. Delanev.

Wausau. Wis or W. H.GroI, Oahknsb. Wis. IF YOU WANT Fine Books, Illustrated Books, Children Books, Diaries for 1886, Fine Pocket Books, Card Cases, Notebooks, Prang's Satin Cards, Prayer Books Ivnd Hymnals, Picture Frames, AT BOTTOM PRICES, Ta New Style, call at Hicks' Book Store.

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