The Oshkosh Northwestern from Oshkosh, Wisconsin • Page 3

Wllmiiliff. LaUeMhore A U'ntfrn PREMIUM LIST. 'S Sow with pin. Athearn. Boar pig oTfrS in ir.lh.

Athmrn 112, Sow pig over mom hm Atlirn I 2. Boar pig under mouths, Uum Ath-earn. Sow pig under months. Athoarn Owen. claim 'M.

Brkhir(, and Other Mediuu-Size ttild knisut iVjS-J "are Daily Northwestern i TUHJtS OF HVHSLiliPTIOS: T'tE DAII.VVlRTHWESTKKS.Sing'wWpy, .0 ThE one wetk, .10 Tuk Ii.ttLV NitTHWtTEHS, er year. in advancf TiiK Daily Noktuw kstehS, 6 months, in advance -Sf) Tas Weekly Nuhthwieus, per yMir, in advance 1.23 Adtirvss all communications to THE XJAIlV SOUTHWESTERN. OSHKOSH, IS. TBAIXS." OOIIO WORTH. sorrra.

I Arrive. iM-part Arrive. 1 art. 11:25 aru Accwoin a'jiipiu I Train li'iiiiii bt rv at a. m.

n-Hi at p. huperlur at and Do in at 1 rm arri inir here at n. in lr-at-pa Ash, and at le a. in. 8.

W. niHD. Agent. l-onin Ontral. TKAI3S.

OOIS80 KORTn. Iiepart. DOISO SOCTB. Arrive. Depart Pas.

S.1S am! 5:12 am am 1" iam ill am Sidiam pin Keeiirht, renthl.ili: pm KHijia Iave from South Oshkosh depot. Two slt-epers. one for Chlcairo and on for liiwauke on train south at lu.iS p. M. Trams north at A.

u. and trains south at p. run ehrouirh daily. i-neent Sunday. iM-tween Miiwauk.9 St rU 1'mui Ic MiiincapollH and daily, Sunday included, between Milwaukee anil Asbiand.

H. HACOJI, Agent. Chicago A orlm Oshkosh thaixs ooiwojortH. Arrive. Depart.

Arrive. Depart. Pass Istmti1 II 11 Itpm il. 1'hs. Ill IT am IdSpiu Fn-ight, 12:1" pin Ualu FroighUj two Vl-t-wi Me 1 r' I' fI o.

Uc I. I. U.AUhl i't "ark Elrrtt. Cuiiaw, 1lu RUDD for the RADIANT COAL BURNER. It has the best Duplex the mar ket.

Also, dealer in KEW AND SECOXD-HAM) STOVES and FURNITURE, 22 ami IV Washington OSHKdSH, wi. Wc buy or trade for everything. KTKAHKR FAIllOX Leaves Herllmat o'clock a. touching at Eureka. Omro and Unite des Morts.

ar riving at Oshkosh at 10 a.m. Keturnlng leaves Oshkosh at 1 p. arriving at H'T lin at 6 p. in. Makes connections with trains on the Wtaconsin Central for St.

Paul and Interm-diato points, the L. 8. and N. W. for Neenah.

Appleton. Green Hay and Lake Superior, lor rates ol Irelglit or passage apply on uoaru or of McKemie raw-torn. Meais served on board. II. STE A DM AN, Prop.

C. H. STKAIiMAN. Clerk DIEBOLD SAFE AND LOCK JOHN W. NORRIS, Vice-President and General Manager, 57 State ('hieairo.

111. Manufacturer of nil styles of FIRE ANT) PHOOKHAHlrt AND VACLT WOHK. A. KEATINQ, State Agent, Vnnii du I an. Win.

BUSINESS CATIDS. DR. F. L. DOLBEARE IDElsTTIST.

Office. 171 and 173 Main Street. Residence, 757 High Street. Bit. L.

II. EATON, PHYSICIANSURGEON, Office over 115 Main Street. Residence, 58 Washington St. Oillce hours 11 to li a. to p.

in. S. P. GARY, INSURANCE, NO. 130 MAIN STREET.

D. IT. SIEWEltT, LIVERY and HACK LINE, No. 163 Seventh Third Ward. Flrst-Class Rigs and Tareful Drivers.

Telephone Connections. Dr.W.H. SEARLES Beckwith Work, Oshkosh. Eye and EaFPhysician. Residence Mi) Jackson Street.

Glasses Filled and Artificial Eyes inserted. II ARIUS CliAIlKE, Real Estate 5 Loan Brokers, 17 MAIX MTREET, OSHKOSH. WIS W. H. FORD, DENTIST.

OlHce over Commercial Bank. SUN! lu-ike aa interesting Call at F.J. OBnens. 151 Main St, to have your watch repsire and regulated by the marine chronometer. All work warranted.

The Northwestern Mutual Life Ia suranee Company guarantees that the verage annual cost, lor a term of years, of fl.isto insurance, taken at the age of thirty, shall not exceed and that it will also return to the assured his full khare of the larirc dividends paid by the company.whit share is estimated at over $1KJ in ex cess of premiums paid. other company guarantees such larire returns. For further particulars apply to O. V. Jkklan'h, Special Agent, Oshkosh, Wis.

Thf Mllnaaken ExpONitlon. The srreat exhibition at Milwaukee has entered upon its third week, and public interest in the bcautitul show is daily increasing. Liberati, the finest living'cornet player, ends bis successful eugaeement on Saturday evening Sept. lUth. He is delijrhtin? thous mis daily with bis exquisite solos.

Next Tuesdav. the 221, and through the week, the Ilench-show of dops will be the special attraction. The entries are very numerous, aad some of the finest and most valuable dogs in the country will be on exhibition. The success of this novel feature of the Exposition is already assured, and the management expects crowds during Bench-show week that will test the capacity of the building. Exhibits of machinery trom the Mate fair are being added to the already large display, the great building, crowded as it seems, having, like the conventional omnibus, "always room for one more." All the criticism of the exhi bition so far, and comparison with others, have been favorable, and it is the verdict of all visitors that the lfth Annual Exhibition is the most inter esting and attractive that the Associa tion has ever held.

Nehool Children'ti Kxrurlon. The Wisconsin Central is arrangsng for a grand school childrens' excursion to the Milwaukee Exposition at an astonishingly low price. The date and rate for the round trip win be published in a few davs. It must be said to the credit of the Central that they are continually endeavoring to do all that is possible for the people of the citv and parents should not fail to take advantage of this splendid opportunity of having tneir children see all that is interesting and instruc tive. The children will be under the care of their respective teachers and will be returned to tueir Homes in good season in the evening.

Look for the blue mortar. An elegant stock of pocket knives and shears, just received at Kelley'a Jewelry store. Pure drugs and medicines at Clag- gett's. New stock of gold and silver watches are now on sale at Kelley's Jewelry store. Look for the blue mortar.

Wall paper cheap at Claggett's. new stock just arrived. Those new designs in silver and plated ware at Kelley's Jewelry store, Mam are very beautiful. Diamonds and all brilliant goods. with unique settings, just received at Ivclley Jewelry store.

Use only the Coin Baking Powder which is known to be pure. atch repairing, by a superior workman, a specialty, at Kelley's jewelry store. A new selection of Gorhnm solid silver just received at F. J. O'Brien's, lol Ham street.

Go to Claggett's for your fine per fumes, lie has a full line of new odors. The finest Engraving in the city is done at F. J. linen lot Mam St. A new invoice of Bracelets, Chains, Rings and Sleeve Buttons received at F.

J. Brien's. F. J. O'Brien has the finest stock of Watches, Fine Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware in the city.

Goods shown in the evening by electric light. a Xervoos Iebilltated Men. You are allowed a free trial of thirty davs of the use of Dr. Dye tele brated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality anuaian hood, and all kindred troubles. Also, for many other diseases.

Complete restoration to health, vigor and man hood guaranteed. No risk is incurred Illustrated pamphlet, with full information, terms, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt Mart shall, Mich. Look for the blue mortar. Advice to Mothers. Mrs.

"Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teethinir, is the prescription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never failing success by millions of mothers for their children. During the process of teething its value is iu-calculable. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentyry and diarrhoea, griping in the bowels, and wind-colic. By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price 25c.

a bottle. Saturday Barney O'Rorke died his home in Neenah at the age of 73 at In the town of Seymour near Eau Claire, a Norwegian resident, upon pulling up a bucket bf water rota his well, found in the bucket a box full of Paris green, supposed to have been placed there to poison his family. lie is digging another well. Getting1 Strong Again. Fevers and exhausting chronic or acute rliMoHHon the natient.

on his recovery in a pitiablestate of prostration. Then it Is that he needs a tonic upon which he can rely, one which, like Hostetter's Stomach Hitters, will accelerate convalescence, and aid the processes of digestion. That peer less invigorant compensates, as nothing else will, for depleted strength. After us-inir It a short time the miondam Invalid feels in every nerve and muscle that he is getting strong again. Appetite increases, there is a iraln in weight, color and fullness return to tha cheek, the lack-lustre eyes row brighter, Sleep is uniiroaen aim r-reshlng.

Thesegratlfylngexperieuces are renewed with each returning any, unui completely restored in health and vigor, he returns to the avocations which his Illness Interrupted. I'se the Hitters In bill-oiiBiiess, dyspepsia, rheumatisrn and musicians will entertainment. 6 4 of AWAKUS Of TUT; I DUE THE T'AIU. I.U't of Thoa Taking Pmainmi la the IMCVrmt lrpartmet-Earh laMMl-ivm ia Kull-The Krturna Obtained rem tiie Oniclal BvokD. Below is siven a partial list of the names those exhibitors at the fair who were awarded premiums.

'The remainder of the names will be given in to-morrow issue. The order in which the names are given indicate the premiums taken by each one, first name indicating the "one who took first premium, second name second premium, etc. DIVISION" A. IIORsF.S. CLASS Roadsters.

Stal. 4 nordinler. A Panford. a y. lhmkiii-j-, it juwuiuit.

a 2 Cross, O'HriPii. 1 y. ronkhite. Harbor Randall, foal, Fiirman. Mare, 4 Fiirman.

3 John O'Brien, ilattisox 2 Milliter. 1 I) Maeomber, Barber Randall. CLASS 2. Cleveland Bays. Stal.

3 McMillan. CLASS 3. Horses for All Work. Stal. 4 y.

Win Perkins, Floyd. 6 iJennett. 2 y. A iiabcock. Haigh.

Mare, 4 Hi-nnett, Haigii. 3 A Mveet. 2y, I Knapp, JH Haigh. 1 A llabeoek. foal, Bennett.

CLASS 4. Imported and Pure Bred Norman and other rench Horses. Stal. 4 Boles Hadden, A ftahoock. 3 Holes i Hadden, 1st and -d.

2 y. Boles 4c Hadden, Kellogg. 1 A Babeoek, 1st and 2d. foal. Kellogg A Babcock Mare, 4 Kellogg, -1st and 21.

3 Kellogg. 1st and 2d. foal, A Babcock, Kellogg. CLASS 5. Grade Draff Horse.

Stal. 4 Appleyard, 1st and 2d. Jjr.r Appievara. 2 Boles 4c Hadden, Manuel. 1 A Babcock.

foal, F. Plunket, Snell. Mare, 4 F. Plunket, Sneii. 3 IN Appieyara.

2 A Babcock. 1 Hairh. Win Kolnast. toul, Kellogg, 1st and 2d. CLASS 8.

Imported and Native Pure Bred Clyde daks and English Draft Breeds. Stall. 4 Norton Stroup. i stroup. 1 y.

Quick, IT Stroup. Foal. Ouick Mare, 4 Stroup 1st and 2d. a y. ueo.

stroup. 2 Geo. Stroup. Foal Stroup, CLASS 7. Roadsters Sweepstakes.

Stallion, John Gardinier. Mare, Martin Mattison. CLASS 8. Horse for All WorkSiceepstakts, Stallion, John Gressman. Mare, Appleyard.

CLASS 9. Norman and other French Steeep- stakes. Stallion, A Babcock. Mare, Boies Hadden. CLASS 10.

Clydedale and other EnglMStceep- stakes. Stallion. Norton Bro. Mare, Stroup. CLASS 11.

Cleveland BaysStnepttakeK Stallion, McMillan. CLASS 1.. Grade Draft Sieeepitakcs, Stallion, Appleyard. Mare, sneii. CLASS 13.

Farm Teams. Pair Geldings or Mares, Gratton, Quick. CLASS 14. Carriage Teams. Matched team.

Dr. HB Dale, James Morrison. class 15. Roadsters. Single Mare or Gcldinjr, Geo.

La Moure fowling. CLASS 16. Short Horns. Bull, 3 Kiser 1st and 2nd. 2 Geo.

Harding, Riser 1 Kiser. Calf, Kiser 1st and 2nd. Cow, 3 Kiser 1st and 2nd. 2 Kiser. 1 Kiser 1st and 2nd.

Calf, Kiser 1st and 2nd. CLASS 17. Ayrshires. Chester Hazen takes the only premiums in this class, ten in alU CLASS 18. Jerseys.

Bull, 3 y. McMillan Waflliburn. i 2 Halm, GW Washburn. 1 y. Reese, Stranir4t Wells.

Calf, Washburn 1st and 2nd. Cow, 3 Strang 4c Wells. 2 Washburn 1st and 2nd. 1 Washburn 1st and 2nd. Calf, Washburn.

CLASS 19. Here fords. Bull, 3 Peck. 2 John Edwards, Williams. 1 Edwards.

calf, Williams, Edwards. Cow, 3 Williams, Edwards. calf, Williams, Edwards. CLASS 20. Holsteins.

Bull, Strang it Wells, Gillftr. Monro, 2 Rricklln, Randall. v. amer, it a calf, Kaiidall. Cow, 3y, SJc 1st 2nd.

Randall 1 y. W. M. calf, W. CLASS 21.

Deront. Bull. 3 Morse 4 Sjn, Curtis, 2y, Custis. ly. 4c Son.

calf, Son.l Cow, Son, 1 i 2. 2 1 y. Son. calf, Curtis, Son, 1 CLASS 22. Polled Cattle, Ali otlie'r premiums 'in the class (7 in all) taken by Stone iticuouneu nros.

HERD PREMIUMS. i Short Horns Kiser, Geo. Harding. Ayrshires O. Ha7.en., i Jerseys Washburn.

Holsteins Giilett Ic Moore, B. Kan lull. Devous Morse 4 Son. DIVISION D. SHEEP.

class 29. American Merino Sheep. Stone MeConnell Bros take the only premiums in this class, nine in an. class 39. Pure Bred Downs.

Ram 2 jr, Jon'S. KsT.mhi.KT.Innril. All other premiums 9 in number takan by Chas Hill. class 31. Pure Bred Long- Wool Sheep, Ram 2 Perkins Geo Harding.

1 Harding 1 4c 2. Ram Lambs, Perkins -Harding'. Ewes 2 Harding 1 2. Ewes 1 Harding, Lambs, Harding. Sweepstakes.

Merinos Stone A McConnoll Bros. l)owns Chas Hill. Long-wools Geo Harding. DIVISION D. SWINK AND POULTRY.

CLASS 33. Seine, Large Breed Poland China Boar 1 y. John Athoarn. Sow 1 Athearu. a Wit r.

mm III ITTER CoaldalB I COS wilk Fl KK TOMS. qalriljr aad cnmplrtely tl.tiNMS 4 IMiUUrS TIIK nutOU. Uulckru ft srtloa thf Liter aaH kldncj 4 Iran th coaiplrxlea. aukta at Lli aoutli. It dan aot ardvhr.orrc)imrna tlaUoa ALLOTUliK IKON Uil( IMS 1)0.

PojsicUDa aad DraccwU ervrwhara it. Tn a RrMt.n. of Vtrton. Mm. "I nn-hiu ti) UUmmI.

an.l rpm'lna dlKlti mp.ii.i. It 4.MM a4 bart tlu, toelh. Da K. Hr.ur.LL, Kiwld. In, mym: I bar prb.riluHl fn liittra tn r.utM of ftnimii Mill diMwtfiMii.

ala, lin lite mm a(wdl. and It hit ttuimiif lay Ma WW. Btks St Ulsry St New Orlrans. myn: Brown's Into Bitt mfl in a cow blood powoninjr. ami i baaruljr aunuDttad It lo thuaa DMHltua a puruiar." Tha Geauina ha Trade and chwwmI rM linaa nawrappw.

Take aa other. Madvnaljbr BltOW.M ClltMll'AI. OUALTIatlUK, Ml). LAPrra Hato B- fa oMful anil attrartira. fnn.

taimuit list ef pnKM for rrtiHi ahMit emna. civen nwri.r ali in mMiciuM, UC Bailed to aAf aadraa- oa of 3c statin. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. A'irertixrmtnt of Lr, ir Sale, Wnntni. To Rent, rtt not rjwdiiiti See Iimm, i-sertnl in tliu ciWuinn 'lo cents per il'iy, ortlM er uteJi.

divrtiriwnoi ot YTxntrA," not mor thua 5 tiiien Img, mm men or lnty out of etnfrhntfttfnt tr uirh who fmnt ml mil uii be puhlMml in this column tint tinfj.fritnf LOST. ALfitlMA, MKiH, t'ltl I.AIIK STS. II a solid gold i du, round In Hhuiie n-ith a gold barai-niM It. Itt-iuru to this olflee tr J. J.

M'Kire a marble works and lie n- anlcd. ClIIMNKY ISWEKI. 4 NS. KAMI'K IIK NEli.NAII, THK chimney sween. will he in the eltv dur- Ingtbis wei-k.

Onion left at this olfiee or with Seliuri wilt secure prompt attention. WAN LOG JOHBEIi. rpO l( ESPI WITH HEHPONSI lll.E log jolihers with a view, of making a eontraet for a series of years to stuck fi-om IKHUItiii.Oeii of vellow iiiiin. iocotniiien(-eoeratioiiH (luring Oetolier, 11. Logging roail.tM III.

steel rail, ears and locomotive nil new and tlrst-elass in every partieular. Iieep water landing. for 'larcicuini- aiitiresg lktc HKit a Miiobe, Orange, Texas. TIIK MYSTIC; T1HE ELKI1ANT S-TEAM YACHT MVS tie of Milwaukee now here enn beehar-tered for hunting parties by applying to i.apt. li.

iieueii or at rrank 1'ercey ii Co gun store at a very reasonable rate. TO KENT. i FURNISHED MOOM. PLEASANTLY located. Main street.

Kiiqtiue of J. M. ltolltns, 1H1 IMNB TWO PTOKY AND HASKMENT house, in the flift vranl, good loeation. oinau lamiiy nesireu. Kent i permomn, Aiiaress A omoe.

i GOOD HOUSE TO KENT, 45 AUDO- A ton street AppIv to Hiehard Darker. WANTED. 4 SITUATION' HY AN ENGLISH LAD InRiht fl of IS after 1st. Willing to assist in any kind of work. Enquire at 5 Algoiim.

street. ll'OM AND GIRLS, TY TAKE 1 1 clean, easy manufacturing work to be done at home. Constant employment and gooa pay. come at once, tw Alain street, over Horn drug stoie. IT-ANTED YOUNO LADIES IX CITY 1 1 or country to work for us at their homes: fascinating employment: no in struetions to buy; work can be sent by mail (distance no objection; 6 to ftf per week can be made.

No canvassing: particulars free, or sample of work mailed lor four cents in stamps. Please address Home a m-facti'iung Huston, Mass. r.u. tioz r.uu. TIT ANTED AN ACTIVE MAN OR our woman In every county to sell goods.

Salary (Ta per month and expenses or commission. r.xpenses in advance, Outfit free. For full particulars address, STANDARD SILVER WAKE Boston, 144 1 'A NTED Ladies and gentlemen in city I or country to take light worfcat their own homes. to a day can ne easily made; work sent by mail: no canvassing. have good demand for our work and furnish steady employment.

Address, with stamp, CROWN M'F'G COMPANY, 294 Vine Cincinnati, Ohio. ATTO RNEYS-AT-L AAV. TiRANK C. HADDOCK. ATTORNEY-AT- Law-.

Room 1, street, (sh koah, Wisconsin. T) V. LAWSON, ATTORN EY-AT-LAW, i Menasha, iscousio. nr. phillips FORWARD.

AT -orneys at Ln--. Offlces la Oshkosh and aatonville, Wisconsin. Geo. Gaiit, M. C.

Phillips, Chas. H. 1'obwabO. W. CROZIEU, LAWYER ANI NO tary putiiic.

tary public. Collections promptly made. I have a large and line assortment of houses and lots for sale cheap: ais. farm nronertv. abstracts carefully exiimm ed, eonvtn ancing dune, and money loaned on short notice.

Ulhoe 117 Maui street, up stairs. HEWAIin. i REWARD OF 10 WIIJ, UK PAID TO A any man furnishing evidence that will convict any person or persons, on conviction of the same, for violation of the law by net flxhlng. Geo. F.

Stroud, President t.lu v. t. f. Association. MISCELLANEOUS.

TlVOKCE3 ABSOLUTE DIVORCES I for persons residing throughout the united states and Canada, tor desertion. non-support, intemperance, cruelty, incompatibility, eto. Advice free. State your ettse and add rnss ATTO KNEV WARD, World building, 117 Broadway, New York. HATCMFFE.

PAPEIl HANGING Jj. and Kalsominlng. Repairing and whitening walls a specialty. Residence, Cor. Mr.

Vernon ami Oxford streets, Oshkosh. Wis. P. O. Box, 712.

ARCHITECT. WM. WATERS, ARCJH-tect. Plans and spciflcations for hulldings of every description furnished on abort notlco. Ullico opposite postoQice.

ItrK ARB NOW PiBPARED TO SELL If pine wood as follows: Dry shingle wood and trimmings delivered to auy part of the city per cord ...2 00 Long dry slabs per cord delivered 2 00 Dry slab's for furnaces, 33 inches long, delivered, fi.W, in yard 1 BO Shingle wood and trimmings in the yard 1 Long slabs 130 to ISO Short Slabs IM Short Slabs, dellvere 8 50 Orders promptly filled. Send by postal card or telephone CAMPBELL BROS, ft CAMERON. SALESMEN WANTED Now, men of good character, to sell the choicest Nursery Stock for delivery in the spring of Ishb, on salary wit ex pennen pslrt. Situations permanent. Business easily learned.

Special attention to beginners. Send for tcrrr.s. GLK HltlH HKK. Stirer.vmn, Kochejter, Y. wm (KM Bretdx.

Boar 2 y. Owen Clark 4 Chamberlain 1 iwt-tts Hoatfiui. Sow 2 (f ousriiii I Nw 1 owiis Honirliu. ow with liiirs, li Randall Owens. Boar pig overt! mouth.

Owens. Sow pig over moot lis. Hoaglin Owius. Boar inir under 6 months. Owens 1 41 2.

bow pig underft mouths. Handull Owens. CLASS 37. Emt, Svtfnlk, and other SmaH Boar, 2 y. Joiner 1 and 2-1 v.

Joiner. T. Davis. Sow, 2y, Joiner, 1 and 2. 1 y.

Joiner. with pigs. Joiner. Davis. Boar Pig, over6 tuoiitlis.

Joiner. Davis. Miw rig, over moiiui. joiner, I aim i. Boar Pur.

under months. Joiner. 1 and 2. Sow Pig, under 6 mouths. Joiner, 1 and 2.

CLASS 3S. Chester White and other Large Bret d. Boar, Sy, M. B. Green.

1 V. Green, rs. V. Kellogg Sow, 2 Clark ChamlM-rlani, Green. K.

Merrill, ureen. Sow, with pigs. Green. K. Jfc Sons.

Boar Pig, over 8 months, i K. 4 Sons. Sow Pig, over 8 months. Green, 4 Boar Pig, under 8 months. Green.

Men-ill. Sow l'i', under 8 months. Green, 4 Sons. CLASS 39. Poultry.

For bos' collection. Noble Dougherty, Clark 4 Chamberlain, A Humphrey. Class A Asiaties. Light Brahma, MeKeea, A Humphrey. uarK iirauiua, laney mggins, a Humphrey.

White Cochin, Noble Dougherty. White Cochin, chicks, McKeen. Black Cochin, Yaney 4 Higgins. Partridge Cochin, Geo Harding, Vancy 4 Higgins. Langsuans.

Gallup. Class American. American Dominique, Dougherty. 1 and 2. Plymouth Rock, Humphrey, 4 H.

Wvundnrrn. McKeen. 4 C. Wyandotte, chicks, (golden) McKeen. Class CHambvrgs.

Silver Spangled, Sanders, 4 H. Golden Penciled, Dougherty, 1 and 2. Class Leghorns. White, Clark 4 Chamberlain, Humphrey. Brown, 4 Dougherty.

Class Polish. White-crested Black, Dougherty, 1 and 2. Plain and Bearded, Dougherty, 1 and 2. Class II Dorkings. White, Dougherty.

Class I Games. Black-breasted Bed, Cross. AC. Brown-breasted Bed, 4 1 an 2. Yellow Duck-wing, 4 U.

Class Game Bantams. Red. Hunmhrpv. 1 and 2. Silver Duck-wing, Dougherty, 1 and 2.

Class Turkeys. Bronze, PC Gallup. White, Dougherty. Black, Dougherty. Clans Ducks.

Aylesbury, Joel Jonson 1 and2. Rouen, Joel Johnson 1 and 2. Pekin, Dougherty Owens. Class Geese. Embden, 4 C.

White China. Dougherty at c. Wild, Dougherty. CUtss OPea Foteh. Pearl.

Dougherty 1 4" 2. Incubator, Gallup. CLASS 40.. Grain and Seeds. Exhibition grain and seeds, Angcll Dougnerty.

Red Winter wheat, Angell. White winter wheat, Angell. Sririnor wheat (hardi. Dougherty, Angell Spring wheat (medium), Dougherty, Da vis. Spring wheat (soft), Angell, Dougherty.

winter rye, Aiigeu. Navy beans, Fisher, Dougherty. Beans other than navy, Davis. hite oats, Fisher, Gallup, Yellow oats. Dougherty, Angeu.

Buckwheat, Angell. Yellow dent seed corn, Daniels, Fish pr. White dent seed corn, Clark 4 Chamber- lain I Kllfllin. Yellow flint, seed corn. Goodwin 4 White flint seed corn, Owens, 1 Ivnonn Canada smut seed corn, Fisher, Wilson.

8weet seed corn, isher, Pop corn, Goodwin, Knapp. Timothy seed, Hinman, Owens. Flax seed, Dougnerty, Augeu-Peas, Davis, Carl Derber. Ambereane syrup, Lawrence. class 41.

Dairy and Pantry. Print or roll butter. J. Treleven, Dale Bros. Cheese sweepstakes, Angus.

Knrrr in rteuuuu. Pro rata cheese. Ladoga faetoiy, Brandon frtrtnrv. 1 1 An STUB. 1 Alien, rerroii Pro rata butter.

Wolcott, Mrs Ford, r. iiiriinati Mrs Mnitll. xreieven Mrs Clapp. Kellogg, Mrs Martin, Mrs Richard Bennett, James it son, Hoblee, Dale Bros, Booth, I Unntrhlln (1 Kellomr. Cornish 4 Curtis (special) churn, CM Kel logg; uuuer worker, iuj.iuss, v.

CLASS 42 The Apiary. Rnir hrinev. Wolcott. Extracted' honey, Wolcott. Beeswax, Stroup.

.1 CLASS 44. Veaetubles. Lima beans, Hoaglln. Dougherty. Blood turnip beets.

Pierce, Hoagliu T.nnir blood heets. Hoairlin. Mangel-wurtzel, mammoth red, Pierce, Mangel-wurtzel, yellow ovoid, fierce. Lnino's imperial, Honglin Drumhead cabbage. Dougherty, John Pierce.

Winnimratenrl. John Nelson. John Pierce. Short-horn carrots, Dougherty, Dough erty. Long-horn corrots, Dougnerty, lioagiin Half-long orange carrots, Dougherty John Nelson.

CauliHower, Pierce, Pierce. Celery. Dougherty, James Brainerd. I Egg-plant, Dougherty, Pierce, l-itmn-melon. Hottirlin 1 and 2.

Mnat.mn nn. Mrs Terrell, f. uauun. nter-melon. Mrs.

Terrell, Pierce. Red onions, Honglin, fierce. nmnna. John Nelson. Honirlin, Yellow Danvers onions, Hoagiin, John Nulann Parsnips, Dougherty Dougherty.

Ken pepper, nerue, iiii Early rose potatoes, Dougherty, Dougherty. Mammoth pearl potatoes. Dougherty, li. rf Mnhrnn. Hoinrlin.

Berber. Snowlinke potatoes, Dougherty, Derler, RurU- iihin. .1 Houurhertv. N. Doughert Biirbnnks Seedlings, Dougherty, HII Pierce.

Show of noti toes, Dougherty, Hoaglln. Salsify, Hoagiin, Cross. aminuh. Diivis. John Pierce.

Murhlnhead souusll. John Nelson, Pierce. Pall amiHsh. Derber. Pierce.

Largest squash. Pierce, N. Dougherty, Tomatoes, Hoagiin, lhwkuib. Ktruti.lenf tiiriiios. Dertier.

Show, by one exhibitor, Hoaglln, Dough erty. Derber. Pumpkins, Mrs T.arfltert.: 5 CLASS 44f I Apples, Pcars.l Plums and Grapes, Col. of decldous nursery-grown trees, Harris, 14 Daniels. Apples Professional List.

fi-notcuf vnrintv. fl Ppffer. Floyd. Ten varieties adapted to the northwest, Pelfer. Floyd.

Five varieties adapted to the northwest, Pefler, Floyd. Largest variety of winter, Peffer, Floyd. Show of ten varieties, PelTer, Floyd. Largest variety of autumn, Peffer, Floyd. CITY ITEMS.

A concert will be given at the First M. E. church Wednesday evening, Sept. 23, under the auspices of the young ladie's literary for the benefit of the M. E.

Sunday school. Herbert IJutchins, cornet virtuoso of Chicago, one of the best in the west will give several selections. Other features of the program will bo a recitation by Miss Cturk of the Normal, Mrs. Lida B. Smith, Mrs.

Good fellow. Mr. Wm. It. Eilert together with other local OSHKOSH.

MO. DAY, SEPT. 21, lso. ST.il XKtiS. The banuer LiU license city of the Etute is Sparta.

The Chijiewa Falls opera Louse is to be heated by steam. Lawrence Barrett will be in Madi son Wednesday evening, Oct. 7. Work has been besrun in earnest by the water works company at Jlenoiu-onie, Dunn county. Two miles east of Junction City, E.

Thorpe, killed a black bear which weighed S02t pounds. John Manning an inmate of the Northern Hospital, sent there from Fond du Lac couutv, has died. Frank Milhr of Manitowoc has been appointed to a clerkship in the "White Hiver Indian agency in Minnesota. The Madison city gas company has reduced the price of gas twenty-live cents per feet under the old rate. Over a million bricks will be used ia the erection of the new county insane asylum in Fond du Lac county.

Hudson has been designated as one of the locations for a farm institute under the new law. It is to be held the latter part of November. The village of Soldiers Grove in Crawford county was almost swept out of existence by a fire. Loss about fW.OOO; insurance $10,000. The origin of the fire is unknown.

The liabilities of Branstad Lund, the assigned Eau Claire furniture dealers are placed at "i.OOO. The assets are estimated at $3,500 and the out standing accounts $3,000. Albert Major, -a clgarmaker of La Crosse, while out hunting Saturday morning accidentally shot himself in the arm-pit, There is little hope for his recovery. Carl J. Taylor, the defaulting treasurer of the town of Chelsea, who was arrested for embezzlement a few days ago, has left for a place unknown to tile authorities.

Mav R. N. Roberts of Waupaca has purchased of John Gordinier at team of Almonts. The price paid was The team has always been considered the finest in that part of the state. Experienced miners who have look ed over the Big Heart silver mine loj cated a few miles west of Eau Claire believe that silver can be found there in paving quantities as soon as the mine is developed.

In the State Historical rooms at Madison is a copy of the Vicksburg Daily Citizen ot July 2, 18G3, printed on wall paper two days before the surrender of the city during the rebellion. Hog cholera is raging in the town of Ansoa, Chippewa county. Duncan McKay has lost fifty-three from the disease on his farm, and Arthur Ford, of the same tow-n, has lost between sixty and seventy. The new Catholic church which has been in the course of erection at Du-rand during the past year is nearly completed. It will seat about 500 people.

It is expected the new edifice will be ready to dedicate the 24th of this month. The west Wisconsin conference of the M. E. church will meet at Dodire ville, Thursday of this week. This conference is composed of about 175 ministers and its territory includes all of the western half of the state Bishop Thomas Bowman of St.

Louis will preside. A party, consisting of well-known residents ot La Crosse and vicinity will make a trip to California this winter. The party will travel in a car by themselves, and will have the car sidetracked at any point tney mav de sire to visit. They will spend the win ter at can Diego. Lawrence Uooney of Kocklanu is the owner of a curious pig.

Last March the porker turned up missing. He was not seen until the 22d of Au gust, when a son of Mr. Cooney found him in haystack, thin as a board and blind as a oat. lne pig is now recov ering his sight, however, and is be ginning to put on flesh. During the season of 1885 at Wau kesha there were consumed at the Fountain House of that citv over 10, 000 dozen eggs, over 10,000 dozen chickens, over 010.000 pounds of but ter and over 07,000 pounds ot beef, mutton and veal, to say nothing of the endless variety of other edibles.

The gross receipts of the house were $10, 000 in excess of any past record. The Wisconsin Central railroad company having chosen the fair grounds at Burlington, Racine county, as the location for a depot and yards it is ouite probable that the last Ka- cine county fair that will be held at Burlington was held last week. Plans are now being talked of for the reun ion of the county tair anaittie Jtxposi tion held at Racine. It is thought a iair might then be held second to none m.the state. During the reunion of the Iron Brigade at Madison an old soldier who happened to be at Vickburg aiding General Grant to rake in about 30.01)0 rebels at the time of the battle of Get tysburg, was up in the assembly chain ber and heard big stories regarding the Iron Brigade.

He came away disgusted and was heard to say on the street, that "he had always supposed he was in the army but he had now found out that the Iron brigade did it An order has been received in Mil waukee at the ofllce of the internal revenue collector in that city instruct ing the local internal revenue officers to at once compel vinegar manufac turers to discontinue the use of the coil in the vapor process of making low wines which are used largely in the manufacture ot the better quail ties of vinegars. The order, if obeyed will largely Increase the cost of man ufacture and cause a marked advance in the sellinff Drice of vinetrars. Simi lar orders have been issued to every other internal revenue collector in the county. The saloon men of Depere are much exercised over the $500 license wnich the law has imposed upon them for the next three years. They are trying to find a flaw in the law.

The regular clerk of Depere left the city before the election to avoid having to call one and the saloon men lay great stress on the fact that a clerk pro-tern has no authority to leave while the council is in session and post up an election notice. As the saloon men are determined to have the election declared invalid, and thehiirh license men are bunt on having the matter stand, a lively fight may ba expected. lletwpen the depots at Oshkosh and South oshkosh there Is a difference of flv minutes. Ail freight trains leave South Oshkoth depot. Night piisscngcr train haa Pullman sleeper to Milwaukee and Chicago Day paw-enger trains have par lor cars to and from Chicago.

Milwaukee pasm-tigcr train arrives at Milwaukee at 111 II 1 a ,1. 4 J. ILMAHTIN, Agent. hlrago, nilwaukrf Ht. rani.

IXroMINO. I OPTOOIKO. Arrive. Depart. Depart, 9:25 a ti am Mixed llerPas TOM.

SPALDING, Agent. THE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY WHEKie IS roaSted FRESH DAILY IS AT DICHMAM'S 113 MAIN STREET, The Best and THE CHEAPEST PLACE To buy OF ALL KINDJ. Collee Sold at Retail at Wholesale Prices. (ft PI 1 in fr. X) Hi A7 i 3 t- 50 sj O.

ID. Quaw, AGENT, Fraker Block, Oshkosh, Wis. 33S tiiw git 'JOOX 'Q 'IM AH3WV3H3 AID -3IU XV- 'AXnVAO 1S33 3HX 0 iJYSHO-801 Bill Filing Cabinet. 4 wm AND SECURITY Staple Groceries Z'l- THE IMPROVED Shannon Letter and THE DESIRAniLtTY AND IM-portanceof filing pupera in an orderly maiincr need not be urged upon a well informed public. The only question at issue is: "Which is tue best manner of tiling!" In answer to this we would say that there are only two essentially different Improved systems of lillng, that in which papers are laid loose between index leaves, and that embraced in the devices to which we herein call attention.

Those wishing to obtain improved means for tiling their papers have the alternative of getting a File or Cabinet in which the papers will be loose and liable to be thrown into disorder, inconvenient to handle, and very far from being easy of reference; or, a tue or vauinei. possessing In the highest degree every element of convenience, security and economy. CONVENIENCE are certainly among to he measured Th. am .0 net that they are at once reoogitlnod and Ulllfl irtllli Ult BrtUIW pwrnuu VI lit tu U'v Samples may be se jn. with uirmiliirs, the standards bv which the relative excellence -of mlng deyicei i nromlnent in the Shannon an appreciated.

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