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Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
FARM FOR SALE.

Wake Notice, the subscriber offers Cor sale at a
III great bargain, $50 acres of land, calculated
to make first rate grain and stock farm, situated
s miles from Kenosha City, 100 rods north Of
the Burlington road on sections Is, IA, | / aid 10
in the town of Paris, and convenient to several
plank roads and railroads. 100 acres enclosed !;
good two story farm house. Most ofthe materials
on hand to build barn. also to enclose 100
more; from 100 to 900 acres is plow land the
balance is bottom meadow land. There is from
so to 60 in to wheat. The subscriber will sell
altogether in parcels to suit customers, If neces
sary. H. w. JOHNSON.
Kenosha, June 18th 1854.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

HIN 4. MARSHALL, AT 40. rs, MAIN STREET
Il shas now on hand, and will be receiving du.
ung the season. complete assortment of the
hest kind of COOKING, PARLoR aud sLArE STOVES,
N'so Table aud Pocket Cutry, Shears, SCISSORS,
Axes and Helves, Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Hand
Saws, Hay and Manure Forks, Curry Combs
Scythes aud suaths. Nails, Nail Hammers Strap
and Hook Hinges, Hooks aud Staples, Butts and
screws, Cow and Sheep Belts, Sheep Shears,
Wool andiHorse Cards, Porceein Kettles Porce.
lain Sauce Pans, French Cups and Sauce Pans.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, Britannia Pitchers
oud Tumblers, German Silver, Brunswick. and
Britannia Table and Tea Spoons, Brass and Iron
C4udlestcks, Snuifers aud Trays, sad Irons, and
a general assortment o. housekeeping articles ;
together with full assortment of fLAIN and
JAPANNED Tin WARE. Thankful for past favors,
he hopes to receive share of the public patron
age. Give me call, aud will try to please
you both in quality OF Goods and Prices.
June D, 1884. F. A MARSHALL.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
Fancy Stock of
CABINET WARE.
LIFE INSURANCE.

DREPARE for the futare wants of your family
by having your lifo Insured.
The National Life Insurance Company
- The United States, is situated al Nominate,
Vermont, with cash capital of SlO0, 900. II is
one of the ssfest and best Life Insurance Con,.,-
ny's in the country. l.. G. MERRILL AGENT
at Metcaf g. Merrlls
kenosha, Wis. July 18Th 81.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
LYMAN g. CAGES

At a large outlay, we have laid in for the Win
ter trade. The largest and the most desirable
stock it has been our pleasure profit to ex
hibt.
uPFOR THE LADIES, we have as good
STYLES of French Kid Slips and Dress Caters, as
can be found in New York or Boston, and I'M
usually large supply. of heavy so!ed Lace Boots,
Walking Shoes, etc. OF ordinary and Extra Sizes.
Misses and CAiLdren's Lace Boots, Jenny
Lnds, eta great variety. Gents French Calf
Kip and thick Boots; Boys do. Our manuiactur
ing department is constantly improving, and we
turning out good Custom work,
ard selling as low at WHOLE SALE OR
Retail, as any Shoe House in the State. To
all consumers of Leather, we offer it at the low
est Market Prices.
Choice Buenos Ayres and Slaughter Sold
Leather, Choice French and American Calf
and Kip Skins.
Choice Oak ant. Hemlock Upper Leather.
Black and Bronze Morocco Fancy Innings. Lasts.
Boot Trees, Thread, Pegs, Nails. Shoe Makers
Tools and Kit of all kinds, Piastering Hair, and
other articles connected with the business, too
numerous 10 mention.
CASH for Hides. Skins and PeIts,.
Heartily DO we congratulate the Farmers and
Africans Of this young and thriving State for the
abundant harvest and remunerating prices Of this
year, and would respectfully suggest that no bet
ter investment of the surplus profits can be made,
than in improving their understandings at our es-
Enlistment.
Our motto is unchanged.
Quick SaIes--SnlalI Profts-Ready Pay.
r. w. LYMAN, FRED. GAGE.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY
MS- 1D ME @5 N En- ME q

THE property on the South line Of the City,
l. known as the "Lake Farm" is now offered
for sale in sma parcels at one hundred dollars an
acre. 1t is the most desirable property adjoining
the City which has not already been divided into
sHa'l parcels, some of which, no better than his,
have recently been sold at two hundred dollars an
acre.
Terms Twenty dollars acre on the de-
livery of the deed, the remainder in five years.
Title ndsputable. Apply to Charles Gable, Oh
the premises.
Kenosha City, Dec. IL. 1854. 3m23
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Legal Advertisements
PROBATE NOTIcE

PRCBAIE NOTICE..
In the matter Of the Estate of John Cain, ds.
ceased.
kenosha county Court of the 5lh day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1855, held as court Of PI obate.
ON reading and filing the application of Mich.
- ael Madden praying amognst other things,
mat letters of Administration may be granted
upon the estate Of John Cain, late of the own of
Brighton, IN the county of Kenosha, deceased aud
on taking due proof of the matters therein con-
ta'nea' ~ Is oraereo mat said application be heard
in the city of Kenosha in the said county on',b.
hrst Monday in March next, at 10 o'clock a M
and that notice thereof be given to all persons in.
ieresIed in said estate by publishing this order for
three successive weeks be fore that day in the Kes
nosha Tribune and Telegraph. weekly news-
paper published in the city of Kenosha in said
county, BY the Court
JON B. JILSUN.
ow54 County Judge.
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CORN MEAL.

A Good article OF we'll gsonnd arm Meal, con-
- M.iy on hand aud Tor sails the Kenoha
NJ NJ. WATSON & COEKIIN.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-02-22

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04

The INNOCENT CHIcKESs.-Tucsday being
the first Of August, the anniversary not en-
ly of negro emancipation in the West Indies,
but also the day of the emancipation Of our
hunters from the statutory inhibition to kill
prairie chickens, general attack upon the
whole fcathercd tribe took place. For a
week previous could be noted in every quar-.
ter the signs Of busy preparation. Old guns
were dlsentombed and rubbed up, Brunkcr's
powder house opened, and his store beseg.
cd with fcrocity to justify apprchensions of
meditatcd cmeute; and dog flesh, such as
had escaped the considerable poison of our
benevolent city fathers, rose to such enor.
nous figures, that We forbcar to quote
The day was cminently propitious-c calm,
cool and cloudy--a day in hundred that
seemed expressly got up for the OCCASION
At an early hour ia the morning, the road to
the bluff north, and the bridge south.
presented a moving procession of vehicles,
but which, after rising the bluffs, parted in
every direction. Then the eager dog is let
loose, and taking sweep Of the prairie, 10
no stops! Rigid as a poker, there he
stands, canine statue. Slowly, cautiously,
with eager bloody intent approaches the
hunter. The afirighted chickenr hutter and
take wing-a volley-a sumerset, and then
they lie-thc helpless, innocent birds -
Well, the slaughter was enormous, but we
got none!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04
Nniicn Tn Tho SIcE

The citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity will Ne
gratihed to learn that Messrs. A. c. L. A. S.
Putnam druggists. have be, n appointed Agents
tor the sale of DR.. EAsrERLy's Popular Family
Medicines. His medicine, are better prepared
more pramp and eflecual in subduiny the di.ea
scs incident TO this climate than Others in gensr =
nj use. They are meeting with a rapid sale in
nearly every city or iowa IN the West and Civ.
general satisfaction 10 Hose that use them. For
further information in regard to these remedies.
the SICK and afflicted are invited toa careful peru
sal OF Dr. EAsrERLY's Advertisements, which can
be seen IN our columns III is day.
Merchants and drug gs,s who are no, already
supplied with them. would do well to call upon
Dr. Easteriy IN ST. Louis an obtan stock OF
his popular articles, or from his agent, in Ola
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04

The School HOUSES. hear many COM
plants made of the manner in which the stone
have been laid up for the foundations Of our
School Houses. They appear to have been
tumbled in without any apparent regard
either TO strength or comeliness AS these
basement walls are to stand some five or six
feet above the surface, il certainly would
have added much to their appearance, and
would have been more creditable to the ma
sons, il an attempt had been made to lay
them in something like courses.
And while on this subject, another mat
ter is complained Of The board Of educa-
ton, it seems, on Monday evening, resolved,
that the school tax of this city must be COL
lected in coin. As that tax is very heavy,
the order is complained of as unnecessarily
oppressive. As all this money is to be paid
out here, and is not intended to remain long
on hand, it strikes US that nothing could be
lost, and public convenience would be greatly
promoted, by at least receiving the bills of
the banks Of our own State in payment for
these taxes. This has been uniformly done
in regard to other city taxes, and We are not
aware that any loss has ever been sustained.
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Family Grocery.
MORSE& CONNELLEY

HAVE now a toll stock o I'LL kinds OF family
i i groceries, winch they are Offering to the
public al the mos, reasonable prices the times Will
adm, Of Their stock consists IN par, OF the toll
loving.
An kinds Of sugars and candies,
lava, Mocha Rio. aud lapufa coffee,
Young Tyson, Imperial, gun powder, ard black
teas
All kinds Of fplces and chocolate,
Pickles. tomato, walnut, and mushroom catsup,
John Bull, WORCESTERSHIRE walnut, and Harry
sauce,
French English, and American mus,arjs,
All kinds OF extracts for ilayoing,
Picked and fresh oysters and HOLSTERS sardine.,
Tomatoes and beans, put up in cans Theoretically
seaed,
Pearl sago, pearl barley, vermicilii, macoroni, and
rice,
Flour OF rice and baking powders,
Tapioca, Ferina, isng glass, and Irish moss,
Cocoa, corn starch, and ground coffee,
Curanl Jelly; ginger, peach, and crab apple
preserves,
All Kinds Of family and fancy sonps.
Clothes, hair, shoe, whi,ewash, and horse
brushes,
A large stock Of wooden and stone ware,
Sperm star, aud tall0w candles,
Pepper sauce and olive oils.
Prunes, raisins, dried peaches and appes,
Cream OF tartar, soda, aud saBrdtus.
Lemons, oranges, hgs, and chrons,
Powder and shot,
Fig, natural Leaf twist, fine cut, treioil, and pa.
per tobacco,
Scotch and Maccaboy snuff,
Cigars OF all kinds and prices,
Western Reserve cheese, butter and eggs,
Sugar cured hams,
White fish, trout, salmon and mackerel,
Alton lime,
Brandy. wines, porter and ale, by the bottle, for
nedical purposes,
All kinds OF willow and spnt baskets,
Nope and brnoms
Besides hundred other articles, embracing eve.
rythng in family use winch we cannot take room
to mention.
We invite oil who are in need of anything in
our line TO give us call. We have spared no
pains in endeayoring 10 secure the very best
guilty of every hing IN our store, AMI We hope
10 be able 10 sell our goods fully as cheap if not
cheaper than cnn be bought elsew here 10 this c-
~. MAY 49, MoRsE n CoNNELLSY.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Thursday evening, Aug. 2
Flour.-Stocks light and market steady,
and for best brands rather iirmcr. We
quote at $500 for Fine-$6,25 a$G,75 for
No. 2 Superfne-$7 ,0Oa$7,75 for Fancy,
and $8,00a$s,25.
Wheat-Receipts Of Spring arc very light
and of quite Indifferent quality. Much of
that now offered is musty and undesirable
We quote nominal at 81, GOAL ,l0-good red
winter steady with fair demand and sales in
lots at l,40al ,45-white is held at 81 80
Corn.-Dull and lower. Ia the morning
few sales at Csc pr 60 lbs. Later, rather
better at G9a70c, closing rather quiet at the
outside, and holders indisposcd to sell.
Odts.-Dull and slow at 44a45c. Receipts
Bdrley.-Lowcr and selling at 60aGjc.
PotatOes.-Old out Of the market-New
scarce at 81 GOAL, l2t.
Timothy nominal at $500.
Uool.--Fair demand for common at 25a2G
and from ,hat to 35a3s for full blood Pres
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04

BITTEN ny A SNAKE.-Miss II. Thompson,
Of this city, was on Friday of last week,
while on visit to some friends in the coun.
try, badly bitten in the ankle by rattle,
snake. Being some distance from medical
al the poison had become SO difIused
through the system, that she not only suf
fred great pain, but was, at one time, in
serious danger Of losing her life.
II persons in the country would, in these
hot days, keep jug Of whiskey about the
house, and not drink it up, they would have
need of little fear Of serious consequences
from snake bites. Half pint of whskey,
taken Immediately after the bite, and the
wound bathed with whiskcy, will, in 80 cases
out OF 700, be all that is needed.
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NEW GOODS
AVI.OCKW()()D'S

rT,IIE subscriber has enlarged. rehttrd. and
i greatly improved the store Tor many years oc-
cup, ed BY him, and has filed IL with the largest
and choicest assortment of the various kinds Of
goods usually kept by him, that he has ever before
offered, Having unusual facilities in
NEW YORK,
And other eastern as well rs southern markets,
he intends by monthly and weekly receipts to
keep the $40, ut all times foil aud complete, and
by having buyer constantly IN the eastern mar
kets can take advantage OF the rise and fall OF oil
articles III hts line, unI by taking advantage u
all opportunities TO buy cheap. confidently be-
ieves he eau successfully compete with all wha 20
east only once o. Truce year, and are then com
pslled to purchase at whatever cost goods may be
held.
Having had many years experience in the
wholesale houses IN New York--having been ed.
ucated n merchant from boyh"od. aud an expert.
ence of nearly ten ycarsia Ofidpa Iustifes hun
in the belief that his friends and the whole public
WILDE more evenly md regularly dealt with than
by those, who without experience or judgment.
sell one thing cheap, another one dear ond in le.
ally neither kuuw when an article II cheap or
dear, and not unirequenily are entirely ign0ran,
u tire articles they offer tor sale.
] have Obtained the services oi grnilemanly
clerks; established perfect system OF order and
regularity. marked my goods at Just and rea-
+, liable profit that both buyer and seller may
lire, and intend To devo'e all my time TO the
store when not absent for ih. purchase Of goo /,
| desire TO adhere strictly To the
ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
And intend that none OF my customers shall be
dissatisfied with
nj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04

a CRoCxEY STORE IN OTrAwA.-uere is
new institution, and one that has been de-
sideratum in Ottawa. SPENCER & EARL have
opened, in Woods block, store exclusively
devoted to crockery, glass ware, and fancy
articles in that line. Their. stock is enor.
nous, and the variety infinite land so taste
fully arranged on their shelves as to make
the store decided ornament to our city
1t is worth couple of miles walk merely to
look at it, especially in the evening, when
there is always crowd at the windows
Their prices are strictly arranged on the
Chicago scale, and persons wanting nythiug
from a pie plate to $50 castor, will find it
sensible economy to give them call But
read their advertisement
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JOHN PER
NEW TAILORING EMPORIUM,

I HAVEjus, returned from the East with q
i large stock OF Cloths, Cd ms isling Of French
aud German Black, Blue, Brown, Green, Olive,
Black french Doe Skin, and Fancy Cassimeres
OF the various styles. Black Drnblta Cloths I;
Silk warp Alpaca Black Summer Cloths OF the
various kinds Figured Silk aud Black Satin and
MARSElLLES VESTING,
OF the various styles Brown. White and Fancy
Linens adapted 10 the summer trade. TRIM
MlNGS Of all kinds adapted to INV business
The ct'zens Of Qua wa and the f,rming com :.
munity are invited to call and examine b- fore
purchasing, and they will find 1t to their advan.
tage to have their clothing made in the most ser.
viceable and fashionable style. J. p. intends
keeping a stock Of
READEMADE CLOTHING,
Made up under his own supervision, consisting of
Frock and Sack
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts,
Drawers, Overhaul-, Snspenders. Stocks. Shirt
Collars. Alec Cloths aud Trimmings will be
sold by the yard ut this establishment.
All orders Tor making garments when persons
furnish their own goods will be attended TO
promptly. Garments Of every kind will be- Cut
Tor Cusome IS wishing to get them made else.
where, and warranted 10 fiji If properly made.
Store west tide Of the Square, opposite the
Court House, in the building formerly occupied
by A, NJ Bailey. June2
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Great Bargains Offered.

'1lf subAcriDcf WOull respectfully an
nounce 10 the public that he has ll,rly pun
chased the -niir' stock al goods OF ri- Pennsyi.
wanna store from Peter Olphant and has prrna-
nenty established himself IN the merca mule bu.
sincss, al the old stand, next door north Of the
Ottawa bunk, where he would be glad to see his
old fiends aud acquaintance lie has JUst re-
cciytd n large stock Of new and fashionable
goods ~ addition to his former stock, all Of
which he gInrdutres to s. II as low a. any huus.
IN Ottawa A, he y determined to cell of his
rI"sentst"ok to make room Tor a very large stock
IN the i1li he links he can make 1t an object Tor
hi'tlends to give hlm a cal.
HIS stock Is now complete. with the usual va.
ricty kept IN a dry goods store, consisting OF
cloths, cassImrre., Jeans, cOtlonaies. fannel-
lnsey, silr,ing, slsetne, prints gnghnms
Ia wins, mud genera assortment OF ladies' dress
goods. IA .hOnabc and new.
Also, avery large stock OF boots, shoes, gait.
ers, &c, OF every variety and style.
Also, fine lot OF crockrry, glassware, cutie.
~. &c,
lie intends always to keep on hand a good
iulI, ana complete stock oi groceries, togethc.
with an endl' sssarcty Of things unnecessary to
mention IN an advertisement. lilo assures the
public lha his object will be TO keep constantly
on hand fall complete, aud well selected stock
OF goods, which he will sell at very reasonable
rates lie feels assured that his extensive ac-
quain'ance IN this county, dunnga residence Of
twenty years, will entitle him }, least to a share
oi public patronage. lun30 T.. G. MILLER
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takes a tug. "excited. B. l. l. repeats the
motion. advances, and loquitur:
81 say, my friend, I'll give you 50 il you
tell me where you got that bottle filled"
B. I. IAN is it mesef would be afther
doing dirty thrick like thatr
@reasons-urges-insists. B. H. finally
consents, and forks over g.
Parties disappear to the rear Of building
around the corner Of next alley. "There,"
says b. L. l., there I got it filed pointing to
a well! +looks a shade blue, but incrcdu-
lous. can if yez don't believe me, taste it,"
tastes, dashcs the bottle down, utters an
imprccaton, and vanishes.
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ST. LOUIS MARK EFT.

July ~, 1900.
We perceive no material difference in
prices of the general produce market. A
demand from abroad still continues for
wheat. This morning over 1860 SKIS were
taken, including SKIS, 1921 to llsc, princi-
pally, however, at 10 to ll2tc. Receipts
Of various products fair.
F2onr.-Market very inactive, and buyers
asking a further decline. Sale of 60 bbls
county superfne at $3.50, Dough, for Gin
cinnatl. Smaller lots at 1929
Co'n.-Sales 1913 SKIS mixed at 65c; 800
yellow from levee, at 20; and smaller lots
at 72c.
Oat.-About 200 SKIS new on the mar
kettle reported sales principally at 75c,
with small lot Of poor at Goo
Rye. i l6 SKIS at zoe exclusive of SKIS
an advance
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Grocery Store Removed
PHILIP GcDFREY.

Corner n Main and Columbm sis, Ottapa,
MOST respectfully begs leave to cali the a,ten-
WI ton oi tn public To his establishment. and
TO inform them lha, h. has removed from The
west ,lde o the court house square TO the stand
lately occupied by Bambcr & Co. as the "Peo.
pies cheap tore on the corner OF Main and
Columbus sis. near the Fox river bridge. lie
has just returned irsm ST. Louis with heavy
assortment OF GROCERIES mud other nrtc les,
which he bought Tor CASH, and can
therefore sell as chap rs any merchant i, town
lie respectfully invites persons 10 give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere. liz has nlso large
assortment Of tobacco and cigars. lie hegs to
return thanks tor tie kind and liberal patronag
heretofore extended to him, and soliciis iis con
tnunn,e An-to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04
The Public
Headquarters,

And intend they shall notregret continuing old
acqunin,nnces or forming new. Persons from the
state OF New York settllng IN thus ycinity, Will
be very hk-ly 10 meet ih.r u,quantauc-s and
friends here, as this store is the general T-ndez-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-08-04

GREcIAS PAINrING.--We have examined
and admired number of very handsome
pictures, painted by pupils of Mr., and Mrs.
Darling, who gave lessons in Grecian paint.
ing in this city during the week. The pro-
cess is very simple, requiring rather judg.
mept in the choice Of colors than great skill
In applying them, and consists in so coloring
and polishing steel, co0er, or wood engrav.
iugs asto give them the appearance Of the
finest oil paintings. A few simple lessons
are quite sufficient to make any person Of
Of ordinary capacity master Of the art.