The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-07

Missionary cauSe.... .s.... .......-. lO4l
| Bible cauSe.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
! Benevolent collections. ........... 80
1 Organ, painting inside church, lamps. 6l0i
lncldcntals.. ......!. ....i.... ...-a Loo
insurance .....s............ -z-.-.l...:. %
| me poor. ....'l.:':.....'... ......... ~
re..,.t s,...f - 49,.
Whole amount. 50 OPS
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New County Cove nment. '.1 IS
The new county officers elected in Novem-
Der last entered upon the duties Of their re-
spective positions on Friday, the 1st inst. Sew
eral Of the presents incumbents held their
! positions last year, having been reelected.
! James NJ. Stcbbins enters upon the duties Of
Sheriff, as the successor of Thos. A. Healey
/ Mr. Stebbns held the Office Of sheriff several
years ago and proved himself an efficient Of
/ ficer, His former experience will be of SER
vice tohim in discharging the duties of the
office Ex-sh criff3 Heuloy, we understand, in
tends leaving the county in the coming
spring, for more western home. 9lsH s44li
Capt. Charles Frantz enters upont hedaties
of Register oflDeeds He has for some two
or three years past held the office briefly
/ Treasurer, and has won the rcspectof our
4 business men by his gcntlemanly and accom-
modating qualities. The people of the csun-
ItywIll doubtless find HIM equally obliging in
his new duties. Maj Cole, the retiring Reg
lister, has proved himselfa good officer, and
leaves his position with the good will of the
| public. Eo saT
Capt. Joseph V.Quarles assumes the Posi-
ton of District Attorney. He is still quite
a young man, yet by industry and close ap-
I plication 10 business, has already gained a
respectable standing in the legal profession
Mark Dresser, who retiresfrom the office, will
continue the practice OF law. Added to his
i other duties is that Of City School Superin-
tendc.t.
The County Treasurer, Col, MeDermott,
Clerk of Board Supervisors, Capt Timme, and
Clerk OF Court, L. B. Nichols, held these sew
eral Offices last year, ard were reelected.
They are capable and efficient officers. Mr.
A. B. Truesdell, the elected Coroner, and Mr..
Jones, tie electe, County surveyor, are we'll
known to the people; their duties under the
] present law is merely nominal s. e.s ~
The new County Board of Supervisors con-
sists off. Robinson, s.. E. larbell and j. NJ.
WilSer fs,a 3a. afa 43
J County superintendent OF Schools. James
Hannah, was elected one year ago last No
Iyember, for term of two years. Hejis an
earnest friend of education. faaa tg3 Is
---s-O-s----ssa. vse5f +.
f A distinguished Methodist Minister and
prominent Temperance Lectureronce re raark-
ed that go where he would, from one end OF
the country to the other, he hardly ever
failed to find PLANTATION BIrrEks, and while
he condemned the practice Of using these.
j Bitters too freely, he could not conscientious
Ely say that he would discard them from / he
side. board, for he himself had experienced
! beneficial results from their use, and that,
from long and close observation. he was
convinced that when used moderately and az
Eamedicire exclusively, they were all thai
!, was recommended AT the same time he
warned his hearers MOTTO pull the cork iFtoo
often, for thtg were far too pleasant q tonic
| to trihe with ~ Eel 81 81 ia 0a
MAGHoLIA MATER. -Superor to the fest
!, Imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price, tt f.,.. go
PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN sCuKE.-7The-
/ rapidly Increasing sale, unprecedented popu-
larity and benefcent and lasting results Of
the Constitution Bitters, arc alike subjeeAHAi
y comment ana astonishment. Mid ana Ger
tain in their action on lie animal economy,
prompt in operation, producing none ofthe
III effects incident to Btters geneally vend-
ed, For the prevention and mitigation Of
. sea sickness they are pleabngly adapted.
For counteractng The delterioHs effects ,reT
sulting from change Of water aud for irreg'
: u. ar diet they are unsppas sed They are
], the anldoLe for hose arrangements -eepse'
, lquenb pponthe inhala tionsapd Surroundings
I'll of the pestitorous exhalations Of miasrha
arising from the swamps, morasses and tui-
bid waters OF the West which containso large
apercentage OF patrosceut and decaying ana
( mai and particularly vegetable SUBSTANCES;
g They are sold BY all Druggists - !,
} Mhat The people want, .SseswaFd's Cough
q Cure. taa .r,., 49,.
: ~ s4@2 2asG. 1:a. I: Z q ;
q LOFgICk or THE KEN OS HA TELEGRAPH. 7
i''A Thursday. january 4 isC9. ~
0l GRAlN-There is an Improvement in wheat and
infhe leading markets there has been anadyance
ofe@sc bushel within about 2 weeks. In this
VI market prices, are somewhat higher No. brings
SOS atthe mill. Barleyiis unchanged and we con-
( tinue our quotation of 81. 25015O Oats doe. Corr
Y 1900 per bashel in Ear, st sfs{1e3 H9ql asa4
, P2OYISIONs-Potatoe 400l5c. I;uttersG035
, Eggs 2sr. Dressed Beef 507c according to quality.
Dressed Hogs are, higher and the sales ara at a
range Of SloG11 according to weights dividing on
2oa Dos.
HAY-Timothy s18@14. Fine Upland s11 Coarse
wild hay in good coalition So
c LUMBER Retail prices for lumber-Commmon