The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-28

- Word to the Farmers of KeH0shi
| Counsy-It is well known to readers
That next to the Union, the best interests of on
, county, receive our unceasing and unquali6e
attention and advocacy. Whatever tends t.
add to the progress, prosperity and development
of its resources and its good name and fame
and add to the wealth and happiness of its 10
habitants, always finds in us an earnest anc
honest tif not an ablel advocate and supporter
| Every community needs, and must have, il
Iorder TO make any advancement in wealth, pros
perity and cultivation, home market for it's
1produce-not only for the great staples, but fol
the thousand and-one things that are grown o.
raised on every well ordered farm, that canno
! be transported to distant market This fac
10 clearly proven by the increased value of lanC
near, or in the vicinity of large cities and man
Gfactuling centres. The only thing that max 81
land in the vicinity of New York, Boston, Low
Tell, Chicago, &C., worth 80 much more thar
land in the centre of Illinois or Wisconsin, il
simply and only, because of the proximity of a
ready market for everything the farm, the gar
den, the poultryyard and the orchard pro-
duce. 1t is afactllong since established, that
wheat or corn produce per acre gives the least
return of almost anything that can be grown il
| you are in the vicinity of one of those great
trade or manufacturing centres farm of Is
acres will bring in more, money, rightly cul-
tivated, in the vicinity of good market, than
$50 acres devot ed TO raising wheat corn and
such grains only as will bear transportation to a
distance.
Hence the interest that every agricultural
community should feel in building up their own
home market. The farmers of Kenosha County
can in no other way so increase the value Of
their lands, and contribute to their own wealth
and prosperity as in aiding to build up their
home market. Other things being equal or
nearly SO, it is for the interest of every farmer
in the county to do his trading and make his
| purchases in Kenosha. for the reasons we have
set forth above.
| We are happy to say that our merchants have
made provision TO meet the fullest demands OF
the trade this fall and winter, and at prices as
low as the same goods can be bought for in Ra-
cine, Milwaukee or Chicago. glance at the
various establishments which the buyers have
to choose from, may not be out of place.
BROWN, E. G.. has opened portion of his
stock, which is the largest he ever brought to
Kenosha, and gives the purchaser alarge range
10 choose from. His stock of Dress Goods is large
and well selected, comprising all the fashona~
bic les of Ladies Wear His stock of brown
and bleached Sheetings and all styles of Cotton
Goods is very large and varied He has also
Crockery, Glass Ware and Yankee Notions,
comprising almost everything that people want
/ CLARK H. E. llate Wheeler & Clark, ] has a
complete stock of Drugs, Medicines, Perfumes
Combs, Brushes, Fancy and Toilet articles,
Paints, Oils, Lamps, & c., together with full
assortment of all the most popular and approved
Patent Medicines. Mr.. Clark attends person.
ally TO putting up prescriptions and compound :
ing medicines, and he adds to long experience,
| great carefulness and pains-taking precision in
| the line of his business. ias ~
DoAN HAwLEY, one of the Oldest firms in
man and woman in the county, have the beat
and largest stock they ever offered to their nu-
merous friends and patrons There is no enc
to the variety and styles of the Hats and Caps
they offer. Their stock of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Doesk ins, and every style of Gents. Wear and
furnishing go DDS, which is really theil forte, is
very large and choice. And all these are made
up to order in fashionable styles on short notice
They have also Ready Made Clothing in great
variety of quality and price. Sheeting aud
Cotton Goods generally will also be found on
on their counters. ~ y"
ERNST, VIM. who for the present is a little
out OF centre OF business, in the Durkee House,
but will ere long be. back on his old corner,
keeps q large stock of Groceries, Crockery, Stone
Ware, Wooden Ware, Provisions, &c. He buys
large quantities Of Butter, Eggs, &c, for ship
ping as well as for the supply of his city GUS
toners whose name is legion Ernst always
pays the highest market price for farmers pro-
dace, and sells as low as anybody in his lnea
GERKEN, ". a., iii different branches of
trade, has been for several years in business, but
has at last settled into the regular Dry Goods
line. He too has All unusually large stock this
fall, of the latest styles of Dress Goods, Prints,
Cotton Goods, Cloths, Hats, Caps, &c For
many styles of Goods, this viii be found good
place TO trade. :" + 3 t1..s'g 81 = .ss.aa. +
GRANT, SLossoN & Co. successors to r. III.
our readers throughout the county. They al
ways keep full stock of Groceries of every
description, Glass Ware, Plated Ware, Wooden
Ware, Yankee Notions, &c, and they have
added to their business during the past summer,
the manufacture of all kinds of Tin and ia
PANIED Ware, and have introduced a. an ad-
junct to their business, the old fashioned Tin
a6 dlprs haso D.
tatoes &c, for shipping, and most everything
else .s.a.f.. l...- <gj
JOHNSON, S. C. Gate johnson g. Simmons can
supply every body with School Books, Miscef.
laneous Books, comprising nearly al the whole
range of English and American Classics and
standard works, His stock of of Stationery is
also completes while the fine arts are by no
means neglected. He has pictures of every de-
scription. Engravings, Autographs, Cbromo-
Autographs, Oil Paintings, with a great varie-
ty of Frames to match. Also Photo graphs, in
great variety, and Albums to put them in, of
every style and price.
KNAPP, DAN. in the Ready Made Clothing
line, has full stock which he sells cheap for
C ash, He also keeps stock of Kerosene on
HdHu always loWesI price, anu u
large stock Of Lamps to burn it in.
| LYMAN MowRY * Co., the Headquarters of
| the Boot Shoe and Leather trade for southern
Wisconsin, and northern Illinois offer great in
ducements for people to improve their under
standings. They have a large and varied stock
on hand, and manufacture to order Boots and
Shoes ofevery description, and at the Lowest.
caah prices. They have for Ladies' Wear, the
most desirable glove-l leather, Polish, Highland
and Balmoral Boots, which they are selling
lower than the same goods can be bought eth
er in Milwaukee or Chicago.
| NIcoLL j. at the young America Blu ilding
has one of e.largest and most desirable stoekf
of Furniture, Cabinet Ware &C., ever offered