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

MASONRY IN WISCONSIN. BUfTKR AND EGGS. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. ZETTK TIE TATE CHEAP JiFORT. Don't Cost Ma ch to Insult a School Maam.

l'arties from Green Hay were in town to-day. look ire after a horse thief. A man hired a team at I litiierty's livery stable in Green Bay to go as far as "Foster's mill; after DR. HIGKLOW. VIIE (iRKATEST -PKCIaLIHT Of Till AGE lo ih Si rt hee be is known, ha MtaMtetoo'ei th I arhjt-sw Practice lo T' My Year.

I cbroe.lc xtvi swiret ti.sat-aa.-s, or both masse i ji -7 rojih Clark tre I. coiner of Van luren. i'ti cap), lit. Lodge Elections. Arran semen's for the Meeting of the It A ri'itlllV FtitrtUUtV 2T, 1875.

WinneroDB Mo. 186. Winneeonn. M. Scb Dmann, John Bel.

him, 8 Q. B. Noye, J. S. Schoenmann, Tr J.

D. Kaah, cec. 20. AaMsr No. 1U Baasex.

Jas. A Elliott. W.M; Tin impViell 8 Coat Buck. Eibrim Pools, Tr Jeremiah Smith, See It, Mate MMVS. Tn Oil of OshkOah avi fltti-1 up a new hall at a cost of Upwards of 1.500 valentines passed through the Oshkosh post-office this week.

Ice boating on Lake Michigan National Association. 19 the Dielrict Court of the United States, for ihe East' rn Ulrici of Wis The Shawano Journal learns that a German, about 70 years old. named Lot iff, a resident of the town of Pel la was found frozen to death last Monday, by some children on tfceir way to'school. He lived alone, and was found near the threshold of his door with an armfull of wood in his arms, and his face covered with Hood. The supposition is that he burst a blood vessel, and becoming faint from loss of blood was unable to get into his housetnd consequently froze.

Wisconsin Central Office, Thursday mormng-about 10 clock arriving tnere lie forgot to sti. but came through to this city, left tlie horses in a hotel barn, anil lit out for parts Milwaukee. Feb. 1875. the trial of the Gothe boys and RSlR next annual eet- gustPagle, for assaulting Miss Annie RAILROAD, Is tbs asiter of J0PEPU G0TT0, a i ti.krui in Bankruptcy By or.l rf the above Court, dated February I6ih 1875.

the aaderaisaied DA -UL hi. WU1TJCEY Assignee, will offer Colby Construe- Operated tij Philips 4 tu-u Co LOST MANHOOD! it r.N KKSTOkKt). tkwmtCSm ed UK hi fc.i...rU, known il.rr.uifboa' all in. North-Weat rn baa ptpared cetiain remedfe lor iba care of SperiatalnrrboKs, or Nervotta Drbiii'y, prod etna; ULuiebea oa tbe fatSe a rt to aecteny JLc i.nliu utt the affliete-d tor ooelaJ, boats- or married 1 fe. Theee KKUKDIE9 can be r.

Hed ttpom. a tbe Doctor ha- ueat Ihem to bin pi act.ee for the lm Twenty Vt-aii. was indulged in at Kewaunee this week. Governor Tavlor has re-appointed Hon. Wm.

Starr, of Ripon, and Jonathan Evans, of Platte ville, Nor The sleighing party that went to Strauble's place Monday night comprised about eighty of the jolliest people imaginable, and they report a fine time. Dancing commenced Mil I Bs ing of the National Butter and Egg Viert. was concluded before Justice Assoc ation will be held in Chicago, Kies. The counsel for each side comm mcing at ten o'clock a. on i made rather lengthy pleas.

The Wedn -sday the third of March, fol- jury were charged, as customary, lowint: this. and after being out about an hour, We pleasure in announcing brought in a verdict of guilty, as to that the Produce Exchange of Chi- William Gothe, Frederick Gothe FOR SALE AD I It I. lip L-avi-1 lAirV -M II 3- T.W t.4Cj la. By Ml ran wrtaami 6 Ml i.i b.o 2 ti'l -JLi Ui Tk Entire Slock of tioodii, about a quarter before eight o'clock, and continued until 2 o'clock. The refreshments were ample, and incidentals complete.

They will all be ready to go again. cago have generously temlereq tne andCarolineC.othe.aiiduo wiraasto 4 a fc5 ''IT-rafton 2l. 1 I d.i a.oTlli. aa a.uLviile 4 a I2.0 ui August Cristoph, Ernstein and mal School Kegents. The Board of Normal School Regents, at their recent meeting, provided for the erection of an additional building for the Normal School at Whitewater, and arranged for the completion of the building at River Falls the Fourth Normal School.

This school ill open under charge of Prof. W. I). Parker next Septemlier. Charles Klaulier, who left Madison a month ago for the benefit of his Madison.

No. 5. Madison. Jno. F.

Bruce, W. II Rider, S. Brown, J. Robt Wooteau, Tr; D. IL Wright, tec.

119. Shebovgan, No. 11. Sheboygan. J.

O. Thayer, W.M Fred Walthers, 8. Jas. Wilson, J. A.

Schmidt, Tr; Douglas Gibus, Sec. 46. Wisconsin, No. 13. Milwaukee.

B. F. Blever. W. J.

Cromwell. S. F. M. Wilkinson, J.

o. 1.. liosenkrans, Tr; J. N. Pros-chel.

Sec. 2:12. Franklin, No. 16. Avoca.

D. Mc-Farland, W. F. ItDimockj. N.

it Snow, J. AV R. C. Mc-Callister, Tr; Sam'l Parks, Sec. 39.

Lancaster, No. 20. Lancaster. Jno. G.

Clark, W. Geo. E. 3udd, S. J.

C. Bradlev. J. Wm.Mc Donegal, fr; T. F.

Baldwin, Sec. 55. Oshkosh. No. 27, Oshkosh.

Wm. Spekes. W. II. C.

Ferguson, a J. N. K. Torryson. J.

Joseph Boles, Tr L. D. Scott Sec 151. In the Store, on Main LATELY OCCUPIED BT eAIU We have received the "First An U.w i 1 1 Ml nilF edma 4 40 3 SB 1 11 tndoni Lake.i 47li i.4 Ferdinand Gothe. Those convicted were fined as follows William nual Report of the Railroad Com The family of Rev.

Isaac Smith, of Moundvillp, Marquette county, is something to brag about. The youngest, a boy twelve years old. weighs 167 pounds. Mr. Smith has nine children, all of them heavy weights, three or four tipping the scales at over 200 pounds.

A Winneconne correspondent writes that Rev. L. M. Lee, of Ball Prairie, died recentlv. He was 90 years old August.

He has been a Baptist preacher for over 60 year. He preached his last sermon at the Vinliind Baptist Church last June. His wife, 88 years old. is the only relative known in this State alive. The Outagamie Pioneers held their annual festival at Appleton on I 2 3111 31 missioners of the Stats of Wiscon- U.lOj aid" i 4Mtv i moulli 11 361 1.3' 1 Gothe, J15; Frederick Gothe, 10: Caroline Gothe, $10.

The costs of the suit were also added to the lines. COMMLRCIAL. CHICAGO MARKET. Cuicaoojeb. 25.

Wheat, quiet, weaker 1.84J cash 1.8s March. Corn, dull; 03 Apr. Oats, quiet; 53 cash Mar. Barley, firmer; 1.09(31.10. Pork, shade higher It.

10 March; 18.40 April. Lard, firm; 13.2013.22; March; 13.40 Apr. Whiskey, unsettled; sales reported 1.06 held 10. Dressed Hogs, receipts 125 quiet, nominal, unchanged. MILWAUKEE MARKET.

Milwaukee. Feb. 25. Wheat, steady 1 SK4 No. 1 No.

2: IJV March; 1 .87 Apr; receipts 21.0(10; shipments, 8.000. Corn. 63. Oats, Bve. 1.00.

Barley, 1.11. 1 10 ill 49 3 a Kikbar: 12.35 It is a ponderous pamphlet of Jos. Gotto, Bankrupt. fclel fcttj 4 3j 3:04 3:45 4.08; 51 I I 41S 5:45 4:52 iia-'l 187 pages, and contains a vast 4.os:Ki.l 45 ill 15 105J skjm We understand that the three con 4 HIM aoletcta. HQ.

cosiistisg or amount of papers, correspondence, statistics, laws, records, and execu H.10 um p. i ll.CS 10-iu victed have appealed their cases to 10.36 10 27 1 5.00 II 5 IS hilton. B.ti TO VOUiN ti MICN SefleriDg from tbe- eOct tbt .1 read I illy 4a-atructiv (wm SprmaU rrhasa, caar-d tr) -Mlt-Mbuee, ih-1 plonk of which ve in. Dal Irtiiftbllit. Lore of ') Hjwe i tub' ful dicnraa, n-ut of MHiky ben me at eh- ly, evil i 'rn, cool a-edint-m-r, ha-bfulnesi.

aiiti uii-Iny ilp.ta-lUMi the hoan, flhoe uf heist, chill) tn -l. on, coid feet, a llnte voraciotja tn- eompl fctMchea ai-d pinh-pt-a "Fi the lac-f, Ur u.Il-, taaiMH I Ih in 1 1. 1 K-I It) retUrtrf 4KKIA'K I i I urh-houl apply once K.ery CUM cub curtxi. Hi 'putatf-M. tfiiaraau eo this fact.

eeut for TWO Ilia latt0 wuik fa pr-aa, sect fr-r Ui rent, tbe 1 facta worih ON MAURI AUK. Happy Krlirf from ihp Kfleeta Abate lb rerlj life. a Kr lmpntiroerii Ma nave if). ainli of treatment New arid aikablf. AaH'ti Hook-ol ctrculara nl In In any arf-drna i I A4rr.

OK nl OVV. a. c.nr a Taa Chic I I aaySI Uaar-ljr 1 1U 20110 20, the circuit court As this irrepres tive and legal documents. S.30 DRY GOODS, i -l free of their elegant rooms.heat-ed ant lighted for all our sessions; also that we have made arrangements with the Comineicial Hotel, cornel of Dearborn and Lake streets, for retiuced and very moderate rates of board. This hotel is first-class in every respect and is located but one block from the Produce Exchange, and immediately adjacent to the Produ je Comm ssion streets of the city.

A fter ten o'clock a.m., of Tuesday pieceding the meeting, the Be-ceptio 1 Committee will be found at the rlors of the Commercial Hotel ready to 'eceive and provide for delegates, and to issue cards to members. Delegates may depend on re-ceivin a warm welcome and courte-oue from the members of the Pi oduce Exchange ami commission en generally in Chicago and no radars wiil be spared to make titis occasi one of great pleasure as well ai profit We tope that everv dealer in pro Hon. T. R. Iludd has introduced 0 31 6-551 :36 B.45 37 SSI; 6 Korea! Jane 7 35 i Be Per.

8.35 8 37 7.35 GROCERIES, I rrive Leavi in the Assembly, a bill "to punish and provide against the abuse of dnmb animals." It was read first and second times and referred. The 7:50 7 5a i.ret-n Ba health, died at Los Angelos, on the IStk iust CoL tiiuett Ju Park liaslieen nii-pointed Judge of Ihe Seventh Judicial Circuit in place of Judge G. W. Cate. memljer of Congress to teke effect on March 4th.

Col. Park Wits Colo el of the 18th Wisconsin Infantry anil served fouryeavs. He vam the Liberal candidate for Congress from the old Sixth District in 1872. There has been no appointment to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Judge Harkuess of the First District, composed of Wal I Union, Na Evansville. M.

32. 3 8 5 KM He Cloth II ats and Caps, Boots 1.1 t5us' sible family seem to relish this particular kind of amusement, and as it isn't ovei-expens1 ve, we shall not be surprised to see a procession similar to the one that has lately been dancing attendance on this suit, filing in from Pittsfield about every six weeks. The hardy female who undertakes to direct the shooting of the voting idea in the neighliorhood of that family wilt ave need for a coat of mail in addition to a stock of nerve and pluck. 7,48 provisions of this bill are those, we presume, desired and inspired by the ion He-lint 8 33 Biirgeville, W. Chas.

M. Clifford's. S. J. Baker.

J. Nelson, Winston, Tr; Chas. and Nbues, htc. BALE TO CUMatSXCB Wrlghtstown Correspondence. "WniGnsTOWN, Feb.

23d 1875, To the State Gazette 'In our quiet little burgh" husiness at present is dull, but with the mercury rising, and the mills here soon lo sliiit up, we hope to make a more favorable report to reaileis outside 11.15 i Larding 7iS4 8 10. MM 11:11. r. m. r.a 10 45 society here, for the more thorough enforcement of legal me sures than 0.4' I 6.13 I 9 47 111 al'fcl'MA, ri deal'tt former laws presented.

When this 10 8, 1S75, i f.ll lundim: 8.05. Jt'o b. ii i -nail up 1" 25 becomes a law, as it undoubtedly s.li Ii trou try in us. Stum 7 1 rs ran i a jo i stum Poiul its 44 11. 1 -a tmM a Km.

ti) mail P. al AT TEN O'CLOCK, A. Jf, TO I'D 1 iUH, WAI-i Try a Una CON.rlERCI.4L. BMioees generally it raiiW qiift, the ever tnewi teudiug lo keep it to Country produce ii in (mailer supply than ueusl, owing mainly to tbe enow block-ayi. The following are the aTBKKT Mill BT0 I Club Wjeat 8.VS)90 Kid Winter 85.o 13 itijnnctiim Cl'v ana rw -t will, we trust the Green Bay Society will take active steps towards its enforcement in this locality.

IU Ui 1J Hill 12 4" Aod Cootioup from d-iy to until the whole ri.uck 1a diapoaed of. rU. if-twinf 11.25 1 27j lUrahtiel 1. S.S-'Cntiy 4.161 lilby famil, MAILED FREE. tdD lie He-ttw I.

Pullen. -c. U2. Waukesha, No. 37, Waukesha.

Elihu Enos. W. Van H. Bug-bee, S. Wm.

P. Elliott, J. Jas. Poole, Tr; Isaac N. Stewart, Sec.

94. Berlin. No. 3, Berlin. Homer C.

Snow, W. Piatt B. ElonzoG. Blackmail, J. James Bridge Tr; John Migran, Sec.

ill. Kane, No. 61. Neenah. J.

R. Bar-nett W. T. T. Moulton S.

C. II. Boynton. J. AV; Wm.

Krueger Tr W. B. M. Torrey, Sec. 46.

Richland, No. 66, Richland Center 11. IK) duce vill fully appreciate the great good which may be accomplished by this sociation, and encourage us by their presence at this meeting. W. W.

Dexter, Chairman, E. Kemp, E. P. Weils, Secretary, Committee of Reception and Arran jemevts. A.

DANIEL M. WHITNEY, Aasiirnee. Often Bst, Feb 23, lf-75 dsetd I Prof. Pepper's Lecture. Prof.

J. II. Pepper will lecture at Klaus' Hall.on the evenings of March 4th and 5th, and on Saturday 6th. The Professor has attained eminence in the scientific orld, and he draws the multitude 6 NKK VOL'S DEBILITY. 6.15 S3 I'll Med ford ilt-dhanl Bailey 1 15(nl 25 -cttf.

in amdet a. 1 wrtM VI. 4t 3. 1. MUU.

Ill Ry Cal p.iaa skeaa ta. w.im aria. aily eicept Satui except SDOy. a--: er. tBteikfa-t.

75f84j 2.V.4,M'i day. To the Editor: We wish to call everywhere. These will be among Oate Potatoes Freth Butter, tub or roll Eire Beane, feir Beane 1A frlmti. lit Stack a 10 IO 81000 josneriea s.ud fur ic lar. TurabriilfK at iJo Haiikera, 2 A a I a Y.

your Mention to the objects of this assoei ttion, which are: To procure Comfortable Sleeping Cars Attached to All ight Trains. and tl ffuse scientific and practical D. L. Downs, W. W.

O. Bar the most valuable lectures given in this community, and it is fair to presume that the attendance ill be gen Ae-mie to eve City 1 75(92 SS 2 SO 8 SO io oorSjii oa 6 Wtafl oo kuowl edge in the art of manufacture and hi ndiing of butter and in hand ron. S. O. S.

Black, J. L. McKee, Tr; V. H. Pier, Sec worth.

KKiM and Kenosha counties. Judge Hand, of Racine. Judge Webster, of Kenosha. John F. Potter and Wyman Siooner are spoken of in connection with the appointment.

Messrs. Letson A Evans' dam, at Sparta, which they repaired, has broke out again two or three times, the past week, and displays a rather unreliable tendency. They are working vigorously to put it in permanent and substantial shape again. Mr. Cunningham, of North Brook-field, has lieen in Janesville for several days, canvassing the chances for a factory to manufacture the heavier class of boots.

He says 910.000 will be sufficient capital to start with. A greater share of the amount tias lieen subscribed. At Janesville, Monday, John P. Williams disKse.l of the Williams House to H. Tvrrell, of Fond du Lac.

for the sum of 1 4.000. Possession will be given within thirty days. A whitefish weighing pounds, end measuring twenty-si indies in length has been caught in the bay ofT Oconto pier. When dressed and spread out like a codfish it measured sixteen inches across. The jurv in ths case of Caroline Ureeeed Ho.

Hay, timothy (JON NKCT10NS AT niLW IKFE Wi I Kilwaa tec 4 Paui.and tVene nC ion Railway AT PLVMOITH -M Sh-bojeanSt To-d di Bajsanas to' Fomt du Lac ainl rheboygan AT BJV-ff: Gr.eu Bay A Win lamtory Vurjda aelU al Se io flw day eaaataataawd m.aw.ii -r ad- Iraa. U.U1 Lr a liklMl 4.O.. Walthaaa, tape. of our little village. Last Wednesday a young man at Greenleaf, while somewhat under the influence of whiskey, got into a quarrel with others ami in the fuss got a broken leg for his pains.

Whiskey was the means of a young man on the west side receiving a good thrashing last week, and the consequence of his losing some claret, "took not upon the wine when it is red," would be our advice to him. Two stores in town have declared war against high prices and ate sealing goods uf all kinds at cust, and we doubt not they will get a full share of trade as they well deserve. A. Wilson, of Oshkosh.is to deliver a lecture on temperance in the Bapt-tist Church to-morrow night There is also to be a donotion for the benefit of Rev. J.

T. B. Morrison's, near Greeuleaf.thesame evening. The F. W.

Baptist Sabbath School has lately received a large addition ling ol eggs, to correct abuses that have existed in the trale, to elevate the gr. tde of butter manufactured in UUUSK KUKMfcHlNG EMPOIUTJM! GO TO A. Weise Sox roa PAKL0B ORNAMENTS, KITCHEN UTEHHUL8, BlltD CAGES, PLATED WAKE. LA ill- UOOL18, isak PiS'i hPuoa ro" knives Palmyra, No. 6S, Palmyra.

P. Rae. eral on the part of citizens. From a number of very flattering notices of these lectures, before us, we select the following from the Milwaukee City Notices. this Country, and especially in the W.

J. B. Chapili, S. W. F.

Brown. J. M. McKenzie, Tr G. II.

Buzzellsec. 39. The Pittsfield Assault Case. On Tuesday the trial of the seven Gotys and Pagle, charged with as-sanlting Miss Annie Viert, a school teacher, in the town of Pittsfield, was taken up in Justice Kies' court. Quite a number of witnesses were in attendance, H.J.

Huntington, appeared for the plaintiff, and G. Matile. for the defendants. A jury was asked for. and one being obtained and duly sworn, the trial onimenced.

From the testimony on the part of the plaintiff, the following appeared to lie the main points of the case. They claimed that on the 17th inst- as the complainant and others were returning from church, the assault was made. tiss Viert says that she was walking with a girl, and a man named Miller. The juvenile portion of the house of Goty came up with her and commenced to use abusive language and taunts of various kinds among other things telling her she had better have them arrested again, etc. Pagle suggested to the youths that perhaps siie would like some tobac mm K-i jr.

New Lnndon. atxl ihicagv est ind to elevate, if possible, the ft lor pt'lri's Burin. AT AMIII RT JOCriOJI Wit" llrern Bay positu a and st. unlaid of the trade. Columbus, No.

"5, Columbus. K. S. Dodge W.M; A. O.

Sexton, a Sentinel. Ot April 24 Those who stayed awav from the Opera House hist night through feai It is desirable, also, to impress up arfBBaenai ail -ay, lor uraDl ocket Photoscope.l a air. IMS, lui Utt Waf. aral on the world a lact generally un Wirconain Vai- of a prosv. scientific lecture, will re AT II1.M.K CITT wah ley Ka'ivuj i auau.

W. H. Holmes. J. J.

A Erhart, Tr; N. A. Robinson, Sec TL unte-rf-i: id. In lotb. or U- know, viz: That the butter product of this country is greater in value than ther the wheat or provision gret to learn that the entertainment It.

Un. Matiaer. Mil E. AA4293, A-ai-tant Soperiou iident. Elkhorn.

No. 77, Elkhorn. Geo. W. crop the land, and by this knowl Ogden, W.

Stephen G. West, HKNKV Pn.TT. nn.Ticlet Mil edge 1 1 enable ourselves to assume it t. B. SCHK TTLER S.

Leio Hare, L. G. I-ath- positu with relation to other "Uaeta c-a tn the r.yc. Id eXamtDir llMV-CU, fcoi PlaOta, l(i c' ftaaWB- Xi-ia'e, I MHwl of odtw-aa-fr dt-cipher wni'itK txberwiae iHtfj an 1 for bW ci- of .1 mnie-raia, eb f'i every body. ooaWe Oeovta-z Um, l)i i chea i in aod earred ti- the as roeket 09 ceota, two for 1 1 fr-e by n.

Want d. Circala. h-r AM ceo M. L. llYI'- P.

0 New York. "iLce, No. 48 aMuu R. ocl7-dw-w 47. li NO ES.

was one of the inosr enjoyable that has been offered this season. Prof. Pepper is thoronthly at home on the plattorm, and evidently understands just how to amuse an audience. Last evening his lecture was on light, and the number of experiments he successfully carried out, would astonish one not familiar with the imssibilities of this element. The Dells.

No. 7S. Dellton. S. II.

Todd. A CARD. Being desirous of Closing Out mjr entire stock of Cloth Hat, Caps, Gloves, Mittens, and Boots and Shoes, now in Uncle Frank's Block," east side of Wash-i igton strert, I offer the same at COST. I am determined to close outthe entire stock as soon as possibl at some price. Feb 15.

75. B. FOL brand es of trade, not heretofore accorded to us. With a view to the accom ilishnieut of our first object, the President of the Association has W. E.

J. Ingalls. J. Huntington J. o.

Brown, Tr; is called to the new Borthardt and Wilhelmina Krueger offeiet prizes amounting to one 1 rtisements. charged ith the murder of John I of choice books, at their library, of Jay t. osier, sec. 29. Independence, No.

80 Milwaukee thousii nd dollars, for essays on the subjec: of butter making Borchardt. in the tow of of Water- A number of business removals co, where upon tney onereu her the weed, at the which oner has met with a THE are projected. same time keeping up insulting remarks. One of them took a hand promi response lrom all parts of The awards the I i don and Canada. ful of horse manure and rubbed it "LIGHT RUNNING iAmericaji, Eagliah and GermanajBJ HARDWARE Coaprising all kinda of House keepiag A eeeaplete aetwrtment of COOKLNG ot PAHLUK STOVES, 8ho.ela aad Tonan Catlery.

SauS.rB, Sciaeora. r-tair rode. Silver-plated. Urn-taauaaad ritr-waxe. Traya, CamJlpsyf ka Lakking-)laases, laasips.

Lsaterne Pass, Gridirons. Waffle Irons. Coffee Ui. 8ud irons, Enamelled and Brass Kettles Spoons, Latuers, Tea Bells, Cow Bells 'lacing Kbit. Cornices, fte.

MECHANICS TOOLS. -Habd-anwa. Chiaela. 8taefca. Plawea ogern.

Sop Bttts. Staasl Square. W- lets. lstsIb, Try-so" nd (if tss earpeatt it pi mi ratch la. Dbiii at- tliajd It.

L'acr. -'iaraar. Cava! laraska. Wood. Jaa and have I een made and paid, and now the lai ge number of essays thtw secured ire to be used in the preparation the first and only valuable work ver published on this subject Professor is an admirable lecturer, has a keen sense of humor, and thoroughly understands the method of keeping an audience well in hand.

It is doubtful if the majority of his hearers fairly understood the amount of knowledge that was thrown to them, until the lecture was over. Almost everything is in the form of experiment, and old as most of the results were to the student of optics, tttey were entertaining to the audience. It is impossible to explain the methods of the lecturer in his ex Similar offers are to be made from Omissions on the part of carriers should be promptly reported. We hear of one or two new business houses to be opened in the city. Prof.

Pepper is the next lecturer here. We trust the committee will not be salted this time. Jim St. Louis is moving to his new store on Washington, between Main and Pine. DOMESTIC time time by the association, and the in: ormation thus obtained will be giv -n gratuitously to the world.

We shall be glad if you will give the association your assistance by in her face, and one lubberly fellow came bearing down from behind with his arms a-kimbo and as he passed her. pushed her out of the road into the snow. Various little details of an aggravating nature were testified to. The defense had not been heard at this writing. It seems, from what can be gathered outside, that th'-s Goty family do not possess any extended reputation for loveliness or amiability, in that neighborhood, and that this affair originated in the refusal on the part of Miss Annie to board with the fa-nily, when she first undertook the school.

town, on Monday returned a verdict of murder in the first degree. Mr. Wm. E. Spencer, of Madison, journal clark of the United States Senate, is laid up from the effects of a fall on a slip)ery doorstep.

His leg was almost broken. A Wisconsin girl, said to be Miss. MeDill. daughter of the member of Congross. is said to lie affianced a Western Senator of fabulous wealth.

No cards. The pastor of the Lutheran church at Two Creeks, Kewaunee recently eloped with the 14 year-old daug ter of one of his parishioners. Hay has sold for SIS per ton in Beloit within a few days. The dwelling house of Calvin Mack, of Mondovi, was dest roved by Are last Monday, with all its contents. The house was a new one, upon which was $900 insurance.

E. S. Vary W. Geo Burroughs. S.

J. H. Barber. J. II.

Tesch. Tr; Alfred Church. Sec. lee. Northern Light No.

81. Man-ton. Gains Phillijrs w. Martin Craig Frank Starling, J. Wetberby, Sec 65.

Solomon. No. 86. Juneau. Eli Hawks, W.

David Barber, s. L. L. Sprout J. E.

C. Lewis Tr; A. B. Hitchcock, Sec. 19.J Waucoma, No.

90. Cooksville, E. E. Pail-child. W.

G. Newman. S. W. W.

Love. J. Andrew dilis, Tr E. Van Patten. Sec 29.

Frontier, No. 45. La Crosse. Benj F. Bryant W.

Arthur O.Stev-ans. Luther W. Alger, J. John M. Levy, Tr; Edgar Palmer, Sec'y.

los. Watertown. No. 40. WaOrtowri.

H. the latest issue, which is mostly the result of penny collections in the past few months. G. W. Stickles is turning out some very good job printing at his office in his drug store, a sample of which is herewith presented, and at the same time publishes a matter of interest.

COMPANY. A donation and sociable, will be held at the American House, Wriglitstown, on Saturday evening, Feb. 27th, for the relief of the needy ami suffering in Wriglitstown and vicinity. Clothing, Provisions Ac, will be gratefully received by the committee and placed by them where they are most needed. Come one and all, and notify the Committee what they can draw on you for if you cannot bring it your- It is useless to attempt to cleanse a stream while the fountain is naV nure.

Dyspepsia, complaints of the ver or kidneys, eruptions of the skin, scrofula, headacliesuid all diseases arising from impure lilood, are at once removetl by IlB. Walk Kit's California Vutegab Bitteks, purifier of the blood, and renovator uf the system. It lias never btren known to fail. feb.lldatw4w. noticing the approaching meeting and -'titioning its objects, we shall periments, and nothing but a visit to the Opera House will convey a correct idea of them.

He produced Our thanks are due Senator Str. Uraenas ataiaaw. Ai Howe for a number of public docu Saatas. I.lsm CaUatataBd ndlee.tAalh I ments of interest. -Gese.

a dancing skeleton, that "was loudly applauded, and Pepper's Ghost, famous the wide world over. He delivers another lecture to-night, and we assure our readers, even those who The complainant. Miss iert is a AUGUST FLOWER. Tbe coat aiawrsMf beings la Uar- iti. IMsf.

Vices i ie. Cooper, "ui Basiate. r.H Remember that the Chicago Post and Mail, nostiiire paid, C38ts only slender, fresh, lady like looking tbe also b- glad to see you represented there it that time. Yours Resprctfully, President D. W.

Dake, Beloit, Wisct nsm. Tre.isurer. Robt Lingsdale, Indian a pi lis, Ind. Seci etary, E. P.

Wells, Milwaukee, Wisct nsin. Vic -Presidents James Anderson 195 lane St, N. E. L. Kemp.

57 South St- Baltimore; W.1I. Dunlap. 11 S. W. Philadelphia: A H.

Butter- i i'fdT fi'-- IW young damsel, of not yet seventeen worn are tssee enBerwg rrtaa vyer--. and L'T' Cote plains- are fond of light that nothing more enjoyable, will be presented this season. BaFw years. Some of the boys charged JPJSpB- esea. abh ar.

tun Mr lai- 1 1 with the assault, are strapping look A fight oc-iirTed in the to.vnof Liuouw ut Friday night, lietween Fred King. Mr. KreiciniV. IrWaT Vha twe dtawaeee and ib'ir g.ei inu fellows, while the smallest of mmrh rampa aatta I i them are big enough to know better sttkreds of Admission to the lectures, 50 cts. Tickets may be procured at the News Depot Admission to the Matinee, only 15 cts.

,,1 iaaaM lo furnish music at McKessons Hall, the same evening, for re young folks than to insult and abuse a lady. IJBaas'aad Sat ears, lrP faetonl with law Skill, Si es ia working srsWr wttk of the Lincoln House, John ti-der. and one Fluri, which resulted in the death of King. The parties engaged in the fight with the de-ceased have been arrested. Two Constructions Upon One Con field.

7 Com! St. Boston S. lister, ckson. Michigan: II. D.Sher or ye old folks, who feel disposed, to trip the light fantastic toe.

Pro struction. faXwT HasssT' i ban any other. Just what Sew man, vlonticello. Iowa; W. W.

Dex 8d.S0 per tar, and the Weekly, postage paid, only 3i.t5 per year. People are getting used to this snow storm business, now. and it don't worry them a bit They will greet anything short of a first-class avalanche with composure. In. another column, Capt.

Whit-nev calls the attention of the public 1 1 the sale of J. Gotto's stock of goods, which will shortly take place. New blanks, of approved forms are being added dally to the stock kept for sale at this office. Orders Just now there is a aifference of ter. hicago.

111.: Emerson fcager. Brown, Tr; G. Hawkins, Sec y. Hiram. No.

50. Madison. W. J. Smith.

W. It John Lander. 8. a B. W.

Brown. J. Edwin Sumner, Tr; Chas. K. Ten-ney, Sec'y.

75. St Johns. No. 57. Whitewater.

H. Baker, W. James Rassman, S. J. C.

Bowers. J. Gilbert Anderson. Tr; W. Christ-enson.

Sec'y. 56. Eclectic Magazine. The Eclectic for March takes a unique interest from an article by Thos. Carlyle.

It is a long time since the public has sweh as eewretoeaaoh. aickbradiebe.hu eetssl eawieeaeea, impure We 4. heart ham, waterbriMh, gswiujc and t-uraisc. paiaa at the pat sf that eteeaaeh, jellarw -kiw, seated temgw and disagreeable taste is tbs aimih. swan ap pf the food siter eating, kw pints, ate.

Ue is n.e Drag Sieves sf King, Chart et ft Ce A. Blerdaarr, grasses ft Cm Urees Bst. or 8 Doycs, Fort Howard, aod ert a 75 sent battle, or saseple hot' la for 10 ets. 7y ll OK EEN, Sale Maeal.eiamr. eeaSITWew-ff Weadxary, M.

J. ceeds, to used same as donations Committee on Dis tribution. A Kellogg. L. J.

Noble. W. Day. H. Clark, G.

W. Stickles. A. Spuhler. Mr.

George Cothren. son of Judge Gotten of Mineral Point was on last Saturday severely frozen. Logai sport, Ind; Wm. McKinnis, ing Machine shoaltl be to be by ererj hotly. opinion between the city authorities ftswvh Bawkay ataC.

jty 1 rindl tv, Ohio; J. w. agger, oc and Messrs Fox Howard, contrac Paul. Minnesota: F. H.

lllis. For taue. Wisconsin: F. H. Miller.

St Hall Committee. K. G. Smith, Dr. Montgomery.

Dolly V. Ardex. Louis B. Sperry, LouisviUe, aa. Ky.

TH ESftia MA CHI Ufa Valley, No. 60, Sparta. Field. Alas 1 aflnence of a Newspaper. awtar, MefieS at Ce'e asa.

twe, Ei me Pn.n had anything from his pen, and it was feared hat he bad dually ceased from bis labors but these opening chapters of "The Early Kings of Norway" show that his intellect has lost little of its early vigor, and his style nothing of its magic. -A more picturesque subject could hardly bv mail will receive prorapt atten- ai A hool teacher who has been en W. D. C. Hcpe, Bancroft J.

F. Avery, Tr; J. French. Sec. 95.

E. HAli, Agent, Green Bay Wolcattt a Qregf) Gta. Ag'tt, 134 Srriag Milwaukee A cents Wanted Is all Unoccupied Territory. SEND FOS C1RCCLAR8. wnoly 1 Mr.

Thomas Shanley.one of Grant county's oldest, settlers, is very ill said not expected to live. Appletonians are taking steps to secure the establishment of a cotton milL The Appleton Crescent states that duck shooting is azeroic amusement in that vicinity. In Appleton logs are piled higher than ever before at this season of the year. A shocking accident occurred at the furniture factory of Messrs. Lederer at Appleton, on nstantly Ripon.

No. 95. Ripon. K. Babcock, W.M; J.

Hitchcock. S. R. tion. New subscribers enrolling themselves fact is, it is an gaged for a long time in his profession, nd witnessed the influences of a ne spa per on the minds of a famil of children, writes to the the Daily.

fa tors for the Mason street bridge, in relation to the precise terms of the contract, so far as regards building the approach on the Green Bay side is concerned. The city claims that the contractors should build it and the contractors claim that it did not come within the terms or intent of the contract The contract stipulates that the bridge shall be 1550 feet over all. and also that it shall extend from shore line to shore line. It so happens that the specified measurement would carrv the bridge over the bounds indicated, and the contractors claim that in building the bridge betueen the two shore lines they have complied March Magazines. "Tht Galaxy" for March, though rather overloaded with serials, contains several short articles of such striking interest that the new number quite reaches in attractiveness the usual high standard of the magazine.

The first article that claims our attention is a sketch of the extraordinary madness which, originating in the old town of Salem in tlit: year 1693. produced a reign of Tar TU ffU CttrtU Tatoachta mt a L. yaa.au "Why 1 sea sash a so hare say ihongh's 1" I ones heard one ripress himself, and at aothpr time aaofAf But, thoughts or no thoughts, feelinee (Obi well that it, pbyaical feelinge)ire have been chosen; and those who itution that imt 'ord to be with. i our citizens canno fail to read the Eclectic during the months which this history will run Sheldon, a M. I Tr G.

F. Horner. Sec 103. Temple. No.

90. Wa'erford. Levi Hulb rt. W. a II.

Cook. S. Asa Craig. J. John out.

Oar new and enterprising neigh will miss a rare treat rtallj rrul and at neitiee is such wr.ith-er as wa Hymen now hare to endure. Besides Carlvle's article and the tor, the Globe, says: "Speaking ot Tuaasitixo Harrniwas. INDIA RUBBER ft LEATHER BELT-lftti 1IULLY MILL. ChVofrt CUT aad CiftCOLAR RAH.CI1L, LOG aad BINI'ING CHAINS. ROPE, 1 AXErt.

GRIND 8TONEB. BAR IKON ft STEEL. NAILs. SPIKEB. ZINC, HOOP IKON.

NAIL ROD. COPPER AND BRASs 1RE. SHEET BRASS. rianed Copper. Block Tin.

Bahbit Mi La Oar aaaf Silver. Ar Bat- all aceounu are etiaaM. The WU. od tk Ba aSaSSai artf cordially In-ntai aen- their order ae they bav. wone hvrelolore ao.I traaafer their kinrl atroilaa.

to my auceemors. 1. K. sTTLKK. flren Hav.

Mareb. lat 1870 Insurance Agency always interesting Editorial Depart editor of the Ogdensburgh Sentinel as foil ows "I have found it to be the universal fa without exception, that the schol; rs, of both sexes, and all ages, who 1 ave access to newspapers at home, when compared with those who 1 ave not, are "1. Better readers, excelling in pronu nciation, and consequently But, of course, uo not know how hard newspapers, the Daily Gazette is re Assignee's Notice of Appoint-in mt. IS THE DISTRICT COCilT Op THE L'MlTELi BTrE. FOlt THE EAS TERN UImIUL'T of WISCONSIN la the matter of Joseph Gotto, Bankrupt; In Bankruptcy.

TO HHOM IT MAY CONCERS Wood, Tr; N. H. Palmer, Sec. 54. Lcdi Valley, No 99.

Lodi. P. a Kingslev. W. Jonas Narra-cong.

a'W Jas. E. Parke. J. A.Eaton.

Tr; R. N. Bartholo Monday last. As two or three hands were engaged lo cutting lumber, a small piece or splinter was caught in the teeth of the circular saw and was hurled with fatal effect ments, the contents of the March number are: Mr. Lowell's Poems; terror throughout New England, ami brought many innocent victims to the gallows under the charge of itchcraft The article is a graphic Dicture of the people and religion of ceiving, as it deserves, a generous tt in, bariog no tbPrrsometere.

tint, aa I aaid, reality witl aecr it, own force. Saxon studies ill. si lewaiKs and with the letter and intent of the contract On the other hand the Abler-men contend that inasmuch as the mew, bee. 66. Thougbte are a dit rent sat jeel Well.

Mr EJnor read what Fairfield, No. ion. Fairfleld. M. R.

into the face of one of the Christain Schield. It entered just above the left eye, and penetrated to a depth of two inches. The eve was Tbe undersign li.mel W. Whitney. specified length of the bridge was to be 15o0 feet, and as such length yon hsre written, merely craee your hereby gives notice of hit appoint i.ent as read inore umierstanuingiy.

2. They are better spellers, and defint words with ease and accur- acv. would include the approach, they those days, and it is made up ft cm the original records and presented in a concise form. It is a valuable contribution to American History. Another attractive article is Miss Wa sketch of Rachel Vanihagen Jones, W.

A. II. Stewart. S. D.

A. Christie, J. S. D. Serl, Tr; J.

D. Spickerman.Secy. 40. entirely destroyed. The uufortunate assignee of the eatate of Joseph Gotto.

support" The advertisement of sleigh-belH found.brought the owner round early the next morning. It also developed another candidate who is short a string of liells. The finder will govern himself accordingly. Cities and towns all about us are vigorously moving in the direction of pal latM lo read what I thall scribble Is year issne of the 3 nh nit 1 resa tour commendation on'-Grarel Roads" of ue city tt '-rtea Bay, county ol Brown, man died on Wednesday. O.

S. Head. of Kenosha, diexl should be required to complete it entirely. The contract for the Main street bridge provided for its con State of Wisconsin, who has been ad- River Falls, No. 109.

River Falls. judted a bankrupt upon hi own petition. the more we haee of them the better at his residence in that city on Friday. Mr. Head leaves a wife and "3.

They obtain a practical knowledge" of geography, in almost half the time it requires others, as the in win I has made them fa-milia with the location of the most struction from dock-line to oock- by tbe District Court of tbe United State in and for said Diatrist. town aad contitry Tea, here ie my line in this the number of feet R. R. Bourn. W.

Win. Davis, S. Wm. D.Carleton, J. Osborn Strahl.

Tr; C. K. Morse, Sec. 66. M.

V. B. BENSON. hand and thought "Good for the coun Dated at the city of Green Bsy. Febru also stated.

But we understand that in extending that bridge to the live children, one oi ins aaugnters being the wife of Mr. A. W. Wright. associate editor bt The Milwaukee Sentinel.

ary 11th, 1673. Koadwavs, bv Julian Hawthorne: Edgar Allan Poe; The Pedigree of Man. by Prof. Huxley; The Love and Marriage of Catherine de Bourbon A Week- day Hymn On People Who Will Talk; Contrasts of Ancient and Modern History, by Prof. F.

W. Newman; Social Pressure, by Thomas Hughes; The Nebular Hvpotbesis Its Present Condition A Golden Wedding; The Bayou Teche, bv Edwin, de Ion; Charlia; William Blake's Poems; and Prof. Joseph Henry. The number is embellished with an excellent steel portrait of Professor Henry, of the Smithsonian Institution. Published by E.

R. Pelton, 108 Fnlion Street, New York. Terms, $5 a year; Single number, 45 cents. Menominee Matters. From tht Jl'nominte Herald.

impoitant places, nations, their governments and doings, on the Rosendale, No. 111. Rosendale. H. required lines, the contractors act try, but better for the town Bat far ther doo't agree, and maybe we al ready disagree Ton then talk about manufactures Green Bay people are sitting still, apparently waiting for some great, good fortune to fall Dt-NIEL M.

WHITNBY, FeblldltwSx AaeioacB. ually built more feet than the num globe 'luxunee o.er-taxaii not tbe town;" county and "priTilegee at "4. They are better grammarians for hiivins become familiar with ber specified. The former bridge is completed with the exception of the Mason street approach. It now suddenly upon the town.

everv variety of style in the news bJ a The Oshkosh Times pointedly remarks: "Quitting advertisements indull times is like tearing outadam looks as though the question would be tested in the courts. paper from the common-place ad-vertis ement to the finished and clas large" (la pare'itbesis let me aek Do yon mean outside of the toan, or in tbe town I suppose you mean by "town." the oity of Green Bay I really (Ata anch Bay-ism talk and blurred thought origins' ed In gneeing brg oration of the statesman, they because the water is low. Either Von Ense, one of the most brilliant women of Germany, whose saloon in Berlin was the resort of the most distinguished men and women of Europe during the early years of the present century. An article on "Absolute Music," by Richard Grant White, will be read with great pleasure by students and amateurs of the divine art. Mr.

Richard B. Kimoall contributes an article upon specie payments, similar in treatment to his financial articles of last year which were so popular. The most novel and atlractive article of the number is entitled "A Leaf from Unwritten History," and unfolds to the reader the relations of Napoleon the Great and the famous Italian Sculptor, Canova, who received, unmoved, the most flattering overtures from the Emperor, and though yielding reluctantly to the invitation which summoned him to Paris, he persistently retain 1-3 Cat more readuv comprehend the mean nlan will prevent good times from ingo: the text, and consequently C3 SaaT Repiajsenting the following 'Vtnpinies N. British and Mercantile, London, Capital in Gold. $10,000,000.

Nstioosl I as. Co Hartford, Cash Assets, 800,000. Connecticut Fire Ins Hsrtftrd, The ground at Appleton is frozen to the depth of only four feet. The Eau Claire Free Press states that Captain Hermann designs placing a line of steamers on the river in the spring. Enfin Thompson, of Bristol, Dane county, a Norwegian, was so badly frozen from the effects of laying out in the snow after indulging in too much whisky, that he had to have part of both feet amputated on Saturday.

Twenty young ladies of Oshkosh have organized a singing society your pardon. 1 say did you eeer take a C. Graffen, W. E. B.

I'arsons, S. Wm. Adamson, J. B. Cross in.

in. Tr; L. Anderson, Sec. 46. Rob.

Morris, No. 115. Eagle. Thos. M.

Williams, W. J. D. Reed, S. Wm.

Harris, J. Thos. Trow, Tr: Wm. McWilliams, Sec. 42.

Grand Rapids, No. 128. Grand Rapids. Kromer, W. C.

Herschleb, S. H. Pigg, J. K. C.

worthington, Tr; H. W. Jackson, Sec. 58. Ellsworth.

No. 133. Oconomowoc. Geo. A.

Ludington, W. H. G. Jones. S.

G. A. Winton, J. W. a Dillbe, Tr; D.

B. Smith, Sec 74. ever coming." anah ze its coustruction with ac curacy." walk inroogn tne town, eren truioui epeetnelea, and see no luxuries and Our musical sosiety have secured did 0n erer take a tramp through the the services of the Green Bay orehes Monday being the anniversary of the uirtli of Washington.the day was niaiked by no esiiecial features beonu suspension of business in rnm I oily Feb 24 1. The Storm. the Banks and in the courts, and a vacation in the schools.

Otherwise with the following officers: presi affairs took the every-day course. The Fort Howard Herald re dent Miss Minnie Dercksen; Vice xn President Miss Louisa Ehrman Footville, No. 137. Footvil'e. O.

D. alii ban, w. H. Austin, S. James.

Cleland. J. C. F. ports that a movement is on foot to secure a leciure in that city from Floreuce McCarthy on the subject of the great scandal.

A lecture from that source would be most desirable, but a better subject might ook. Tr N. L. Moxon, Sec. 29.

CTat a ed his intense loyalty to Italy, and his conversations with the great conqueror are marked with a frank independence which the genius Napoleon would have permitted to no man but the genius Canova. A curious tale follows, entitled "A Rainy Day at Mt. Desert." There are several West Bend, No. 138. West Bend.

country, erer. sriia tpeelacles.and see ary "lnzartee Please anawer eandidly What "lnzBriaa haeea't you got in to.c Hare yon not a go dly lot ef preachers, priests and 1 well aw hare loo, a goodly lot of praters (1) in tha country 1 Ton haee lawera law and oh: th it is it Equity hat been chased out in the country '-OTertaxation I cannot think ere-in you haee that though, come to think of tt, whea we. here ia the country, build a little "luzary" of a eehoolhouse, of a little more comfort, materially as otherwise, more than what mere log hct or underground hole, can eo tain, or, when we art necessitated to build a li'tle bridge, now and then then when we sub eeqoently espy the tax-col led or. we in-eoluotarily poke our handa into our pockets, to allay the shaking therein But what am. 1 saying ihe town neither builds boa tt nor bridges I think tbtl Yankee Hoodie would hare oo trouble in Coding your town The Late fol.

Sibley. The following notice of the late Col. C. C. Sibley, U.

S. is taken from the Chicago the 22d- Col. Sibley was stationed at Fort Howard in the early day, and will be remembered by all of the older residents: Colonel Caleb C. Sibley, United army (retired), died at his residence. No.

601 Michigan avenue, on Friday night OoL Sioley graduated from the Military Academy a' West Point, July 1829. and was appointed a Second Lieutenant in the Fifth Infantry. From this time until the year 1845 he was continuously on duty in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota at that time the frontier of civilization and had attained the rank of Captain. He was sent to Texas in 1845, lie re he remained until the breaking out of the war with Mexico, in which he took an active part On the breaking out of the rebellion in 1861 he was a Major, and commanded a battalion of infantry, which he was irced to surrender to the re(-el Gen-erad Van Dorn. During he war he was stationed in California where he commanded the Ninth Infantry, having been promoted Lieutenant Colonel of that regiment in 1861.

In Potter, W. a Rusce, S.W A. L. Baer, J. M.

Hisch, Tr; li a to assist them in their coming exhibition. In the Saginaw district the present winter's log crop promises a decrease of ten per cent from that of last season. Passengers who were snowed in at stations south of Green Bay last week, had to subsist for two or three days on crackers and herring, and thankful for these. Larry Daily, caboose brakemen, for Conductor Copp, was hurt on Thursday night, at Kscanaba. While coupling his train to the caboose, he was caught about at the shoulders and badlv crushed.

A fire occurred in the lumber camp of J. A. Morrison, on Little Cedar, last Saturday night at about three o'clock in the morning. One of the men had knocked the ashes out of his pipe on the floor, and a few sparks must have fallen between the flooring. If it had not been for Mr.

Morrison, who awoke at the right time, all the men might have suffocated and burned to death. C. Gray, Sec. 50. Billings, No.

139. Ft Atkinson. be found without half trying. We have received the first num Just about the time The Gazette, conta ning a brief eulogy ou the weatl er, was put in circulation upon th i street last evening, a storm came bearing down upon us from the irth-east and by the hour that citize is were on their way to the eveni meal they were blinded and whirl along by the liveliest snow and ow of the season. AH evening a ad all night the snow came down and the wind roared and howhd, and this morning the aspect was aiwinterish as any that ever greett the oldest settler out Huge drifts were piled in every direc tionjs reets and pathways blocked up, and ti avel the next thing to impossible.

An army of shovelers and a few iterprising people with snow-plows soon made locomotion possible, not agreeable, and by tonight it is comparatively easy to get about the main streets of the city. Very few from outside towns have 1 in to-day, and the streets have i 'resented an appearance rather quiet -han otherwise. good poems, and finally the number closes with the usual departments of science, literature and current Ui 3 Q. Ui CO W. Burchard, W.

J. W. Han son, s. F. M.

Vickery. J. es a. Edward E. Shelden, Tr; Rev.

J. ber of the Burnett county Sentinel, published at Grantsburg, Burnett Co, by Marion Westcott, a former resident of Shawano. It is a neat six column paper, and looks as Bn ton, Sec 66. Ba 5" 03 6 Cash Assets. $800,000.

St. Paul Fire and Marine, St Paul, Cash Assets, $700,000. Fireman's Fond los. Cslifornia Cash Assets, Gold, $700,000. Traders' 1ns.

Chicago, Cash Assets, $500,000 invested in gov't bonds. New Orleans Ins. New Orleans, Cash Assets, Established in 1S06. Hartford Accident Co Hartford Risks oo Hulb taken and season oontractt made ou cargoes. M.

V. H. BENSuN, Agent. Office, over First National Bick, WaahinBtnn street. Green Hav.

Fond du Lac, No. 140. Eond du Lac. A CARD. Green Bat.

Feb. 24, "75. 03 er E.G. Main, W.M; A. Bishop, thouzli it was going to prove a good S.

L. E. Wade, J. Wm. investment for its enterprising pub I take this method of the receipt at the hands of Mr.

to 471 c- -i ft tn Ruepung, Tr; K. E. Clark, Sec. 87. lisher, as well as the locality it repre "County government." Aye 1 thik it haa ei.ougb without getting many more sents.

O. J. B. Brice, Agent of the Phoenix Montello, No. 141.

Montello. John into the Mat- especially such as will s- Lewis, W.M; L. A Perkins, a aae "priTileges at large" in a wat to Merritt Wheeler and John Welch were arrested on Sunday evening by stake "swindle" ot it. Bat in question (t-ot, what do yon Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Hartford, the sum of one thousand, fifty dollars (81.050). being the amount of a policy on the life of tie police ana on luesuay alter John Ritche, J.

A.H.German, Tr; a A. Rood, Sec. 49. Sun Prairie. No.

143. Sun Prairie. noon were arraigned before Justice want instead If yon i hull ncl'-de a pr to propi.ee what yon tut, then 1 will C. La Bore. W.

Henry Per Annexation. my deceased husband, Heinrich Al ry. S. L. Spaulding, J.

J. Secretary Miss Augusta Stock; Treasurer Miss Augusta Meissner. The object of the society is to assist the "Maennerchor," and will be under the direction of Prof. A. Barentner.

Messrs. J. H. Whorton, W. W.

Hutchinson and C. Ketchum, have been appointed by the Appleton Board of Trade to secure the capital stock and set in motion a factory for the manufacture of draft wagon wheels, and possibly for spokes tor a New England market Thirty thousand dollars is the capital stock required, one-half of which is already pledged. The Waupaca Republican gives an account of the death of Geo. Pettis, in a lumber camp near the upper end ot the Wisconsin Central Kail-road, last Saturday. He was driving a team loaded with logs down a hill, and in some way was caught between the front end of the load and a tree, the end of one of the logs striking him in the side and the head, the whole weight of the lo id coming against him.

It required two yokes of oxen to draw the back so he could be taken out He lived three hours after being freed. His remains were brought to Waupaca. I), eased has a family living in Michigan, The old settlers of Waipaea county had a reunion at Waupica on Wednesday. A picnic is to be held at White Lake next summer. At the first meeting of the Board of Directors of the Waupaca County Agricultural Association hist Saturday, C.

Wriarlit was elected President; Capt M. Baker, of Dayton, Vice-President; P. A. Chesley, Mar-slial M. Reed.

Treasurer, and A. J. Petkins, Secretary. The Portage Curlers recently beat the Poynette club at Paynette. On Thursday a return game waaudayed at Portage City, and the Poynetters at some future time, let you know what 1 ha.

thouak' is a remedy This much Grignon on the charge of being "drunk and annoying." They plead not guilty and swore the case to Justice Kies' court Messrs. Graves Jk Pond appeared for the defendants. We understand the men claim that Hecker, Tr; L. W. Lewis.

Sec. 51 Mifflin, No. 153. Mifflin. J.

1 will say, tbougb. whilst I think of It thof. The company, through their agent Mr. Brice, have acted honoia- Items to be Tak-n into A fen that I would "istber lire in iowu than in Rewey, W.M Harvey Cushman, bly and promptly in the matter, and tbe couutrj as my grandma otice Said S. C.

S. Mi Hani. J. Wm aod she knee you know I "WbvT" you I can recommend them to the confi Bainbridge, Tr Thos. Patefield, they were not drunk but were peaceably making their way along the rdO-lf aak Weil, liat, whisper then one aaid sec.

54. 18o4 he was promotea oionei or tne Sixteenth Infantry, and commanded this regiment until when he was placed in command of Nashville, Tenru, and from there he was sent to Savannah and Macon, and commanded the District of Georgia, until placed on the retired list of thearmv, Feb. 22. 1869. after having served his country faithfully for forty (40) years.

The funeral will take place at 2 p. m. todav (the 22d). rom his late residence. The following gentlemen will act as pallbearers: Generals Drum and Clarke.

Colonels Sheridan, Houston. Gillespie and -Because there ii was eaay to get a rich sidewalk after tea, when arrested Chilton, No. 154. Chilton. J.Robin There is a decided conflict betweei dence of the public.

Elizabeth: Altfjof The New Poor House. Editc State Gazette We understand there is a vigorous movement among the denizens of Fort toward, about these days looking to ward a renewed proposition for ar nexation and that the out-look is tha a large majoritv of the son, W. II. F. Bagley.

a the statements of the officers and the garden, as they always hnTr more manure there than they generally know bow to stake ase oft' Hut that atadf tha ol I country, and there they complained KLJSTU'S DRUG STORE. D. Lynch. J. R.

at prisoners, which will be straighten The County Poor House is now at; a. iv. tiamny, sec. 43. Ferrin, No.

165. Montfort. a A Locke's National Monthly. Locke's National Monthly for March proves to 1 a capital number and shows steady and marked improvement in the character of its contents. That pleasant description of "Our Orange Grove" is concluded in the March number, and is followed closelv bv one of Mary Hart well's liveliest "sketches, entitled "Epistolary Man." An interesting biographical sketch of the late Gerrit Smith is contributed by Mrs.

Rosa L. Segur, while in "Zulieme St Vrain" we have a southern story, with an unexpected denouement Mrs. J. G. Burnett's story of "Frank Hunter's Sister's Governess" is quite above the average character Ot such productions, and the remaining contents are all readable to an usual degree.

Published by Locke Jones, Toledo, Ohio, at Sl.00 per vear (postage free). loud enough of "oeer-tazai ma 9a out on tue trim. A case of "assault and battery' about completed, only awaiting the Well, tome other tint I will et forth Ferrin, W. G. Hess, a O.

testing and acceptance or the heat my thoughts ia a littl. plaiaer letter, and was ventilated before Justice Hin t's court Tuesday. The parties f. IJavid. J.

J. Thomas, Tr J. H. Billings. Sec 24.

will stop sere OT saying mat i. a bitiu first appeared betore Justice unj? Princeton, No. 166. Princeton. J.

non. who decided that he had no gent winter. The roads are blockaded rrertwhere thoTtling out to-day and shore litre out la-morrow; a hrd job to M. Fish, W. W.

S. FlinLS.W J. V. STEVJfNS Sc Commission Merchants, AND dcalsss is BRICK, FRESH, SALT snd SMUKKD FISH, Fruits and Oysters, BxaT" Bole Agents for Northern Wisconsin aad Michigan for Uena-a Claude's celebrated Cheaapeahentay Oysters. 74 Washington street, Green Bsy, Wis con-in ee; tSOd tf Milwaukee E7E EAH INFIRMARY tiOBateal Cwesser mt Wis.

a Caas Sta. see oacer of titt I aat It lis iurisdiction in the matter; after Wm. Stearns, J. AV. F.

F. Yahr, Tr; F. A. Wilde, Sec 28. wards the case came oeiore justice Kies.

when the plaintiff had a change of hence the grieved Teu ing apparatus The furniture has been ordered and will shortly be put in among other items of this are iron bed-steads to come from Chicago. The building is pronounced a superior one, and is perhaps equal to any of the kind in the State. The building committee id made arrangements to visit the building Wed. to test boiler and heating appliances, but the storm prevented. They will go down in the course of a few days.

Red net ion of New York Hotel Rates. The plan of reducing rates and adjusting prices for board according to the floor or the location of the room occupied is now lecognized everywhere as the best one. This plan. Pari re. Ho.

171. PnrirfTille Charles t. Pari W. Charles A. Kills, gat lo town and having neither batter nor molaeore.

Still tbe people avail themselves of the privileger' all aroun lo marry and intermarry being born and crying, both big and little, and finally succumbing to thai Baonster sad fiend of all ton and injure! Celt appear belore 8 David Narraootic potent Squire ot Howard. But 0 Du8nbery, Tr Jobs A. Bresn, lias lost us original sin. Specimen copies sent free on applica feltei'ous -rrtfiiegee tion. the attorneys are now arguing question of jurisdiction, and See.

39. Poysftte. Ho 173. Povaetts. B.

Thotnti. W.M; P. H. alios, 8 Bj tbe caucusing for town would have been lively if not for THE OLD KST IN THE STATE. Estaslissid ib 183r where will be found aa larce an DRUGS, PATENT MKDTCINES, ROOTS Ar HERBS.

FASCr TOILKT AHTIC1.ES, tbfssis. fte. Seat anv eatabliabmerrt lo the Mnrth-areat. A the latest and heat Artirtrn far rhr Hntr, LINSEED. MACHINERY ft CARBON 01L8, PAINT.

PUTT sd general assortment of BRUSHES, kept constantly on hand. Oar aUMk baa) tasen snrcluawt amh particular aare aotl saSSaSBI rcearj to the want, ol tb. trad. In tale Beat of the State. ci.aa- attention to tne wsd-' of SSst ot our castomars, hope merit their nauroruare.

PRESCRIPTIONS car. Pally pr pared by aa aip.rt.nred i bant lat Particular attearJoa paid woedei. flora tne e.aa-ry STORE BAST END OP BRIDGE-U KIMd. Oreen Bay. Wis JasaUkS 8.

BAJtOEa, ABSTRAGT OFFICE. the apiearauce oi me -jaw Fort Howard Singers. 8. Wallace, J. Charge rv" encu ubering the court room heee imputable roide.

and I fear that candidates will be scarce ooasequently. from which the attorneys were Lace, Tr. O. Bebiaaon, Sec SO. will favor the proposition.

We fancy our neighbors are just a little mite 1 9o late We have extended to thtkm he open hand of welcome and fellow ship on two several occasions and tl ey rejected and disdained our overti res. And now by a slight musct lar contraction that open hand has "come a fist other uses. How i would we have gathered ye togett er, even as a hen gathered her chickens under her wing. But ye would not or words to that feet; and so now you are out in the cold, and there is "no help for you. There is just ere way for you to arc miplish your desires.

Goto work and put your side in as good condition as this, as to public improvementsin the School and Fire iuid ther neglected departments; and tl en come up, like a man, and pay f. one of the new bridges or assume the permanent repair and maint nance of the old one. and there will be some show for von, and tl at is not asking too, much God knowi Personal. Ri v. Mr.

Grasse has presented his ret ignation as Pastor of the Con-gregat lonal Church of this city. He has re eived a call from Oshkosh and tioss Asoa- A the result of tact rare a keen insight into the mysteries of hotel management.was originated by H. L. Powers, the proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel on Broadway. New York.

From the start the plan worked so well that it has placed the Grand Central in the lead of the first-class hotels in New York and kept it there. To illustrate this, the Grand Central, although the largest uotel in New York. (It is really the time to tune quoting autnonty Black Birth Vslley, He. 179. Black itnly fully appreciated me Wm Allis, PretMec we overheard of one of the rtmm.

Barth. 8. 0eedlas4. W. D.

I) Logan. 8 A P. Wiadea. Vice President Secretary Tneaartr 0 W. Qsanaaton, Esq Cant.

J. H. Donas, i J. H. Cbavsjftos, witivStes: 'God bltsh ub- when will Uncase end:" H.

ft. ELDERS. 1ft, at. roar Howabd, Wiscoatia. Keaidenee, corner Douaman aad Cedar nelwtf Weed Co.

Mill. A full force of mep are at work on the structure of Weed mill, at the foot of Washington street, and the lower storv is nearly mined, The work, under the superintendence of Mr. H. Lett is being thoroughly and substantially performed, and the mill bids fair to be a superior one. Pile driving is still under way, although this part of the work it nearly completed.

by the Hhawano Jour- IRUtlflM Rev. A. F. De Camp Coasct-Ttso O. r.LooTT, a Ditstor of the 1st won oy a score oi 62 to 61.

A new yacht is to be added to the fleet of the Oshkosh Yacht Club in the spring. Several of the favorite yachts of the fleet are undergoing repairs. The Governor has appointed Judge Steele, of Sparta, Regent of the University, in place of Senator Cameron; Matt Keen an. of Milwaukee, in place of .1. R.

Brigham, and re-appointed J. C-Gregory. Jenny has now a regularly organized Methodist Episcopal Church. The Chippewa District Congregational Convention held its semi-annual meeting with the Congregational Church at Augusta, on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Tlie opening sermon was preached by Bev.

SnuUi JJinton, of Baciaa. Church of Shawano, In We have hitherto noticed the movement on foot in Fort Howard to organize a musical society. In this connection we cheerfully give place to the following call, clipped from the Fort Howard Monitor: "The -Old Folks" are respectfully invited to attend a meeting which will be held in Gray's Hall, on next Tuesday evening, March 2d, in order to perfect arrangements in forming a musical society. All persons who wish to become members of such an association, are cordially invited to be present Let every one that sung in the concerts, come and have their names enrolled, and help to build up an association that will be a pride to oar young and growing tiXj. Jamas Allss.

If D. Attisdiio C. I. Hocoimai, 11. D.

Lswit Snaaua, M. erian Hall. Tuesday o'clock. The com- C. Baraett, Tr.

XS. Burnett, Be. 30. A turn -to, Me. 11.

areata. B. D. Campbell. W.

L. Barw, B. 0. e. Vans, 1 W.

H. Wa Urbory, Tr. 0. 0. Jones, Bre 53.

Abas. Ms. 184. Ansa. 0.

B. Trsty, W. hi J. W. DeflraC, 8.

P. Usher J. C. A. Boehave, Tr B.

Meekel. See. J9 Oeergstews. Ms. 189.

Georgetown. Wat. Ihaaae. W. H.

Olapeoek, 8. Beat P. Batiiias. J. Baaiel Vieheb, It Boat.

A. WB- CEDAR 8TRBKT HOUSE. J. T. WftiaHT, Proprietor, fttesesssi Bar, Wtseossts rpuis eM SatokMaSiri Boas, ba sees eatarc-X- ad, new ets splat roams addad and the iatiun will consist of largest in the world, containing 630 rooms.) and the most elegantly-furnished, scales its rates from Si.

00 to 82.00 per day less than the other first-clans hotels that approach it in style and rank. Many people will be surprised to learn that 5 or 6 meals per day are considered necessary at first-class hotels in New York. The Grand Central furnishes six separate meals each from early morn till mi auau -mug Examined and Letters to ba addrvassed to Dr. Borrow atta, P. O.

Box, 1047, lfuwsakee. Wit, SrtV Titles to Beal Estate Perfeotad uaa-Btraiiy io. Boat laadlBC aad tbalBtMSf Ifcrgvmen Rev. J. Cbi tli preach the ernton, WT.

Crissman of De-pen will rSl TlAli charge to the nutor. aad HWa4- Parsons of Wev- ki7l MtA Will daatfaak that ChaVTg tO VAN DELDEM At Trey Lakes, near Mokwoosgs, Wis, Friday, Feb. 19, 1878, Musts, wifa Freak Vaa Dal. aad vtlbas. tasaa baaia aad Tl roB PRINTING I Per the teat Green Bay, Dee.

19th. 1871 -dawtf-W WaftetartowMar aid Bases as. SSISIS arUl Saat tt 1 1 pawt ta. mYS ham hwaal aasi Jew Priatiag, go Tss Qa la tua, a a ihira tUagater Mr. sa4 proiKs to eytthe ai-s: Un.

at ejaMtVaUw 1 vi it ttepeoytar.