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Entire change Of pro-
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-15
CORRESPONDENCE.

The undersigned, having noticed with great
pride the success which has attended the Con-
certs given by the Misses Vescelius and Mrs.
Sheldon, formerly of Racine, as attesled by
the flattering notices of the press, in the
different cities they have visited, do tender
them complimentary benefit at such time as
may suit their convenience to visit Racine.
RACINE, Aug. 22nd, 1870.
s J.C. Lukes, s. B. Brown, B. j. Coykendall,
II. NJ. Hill, R. 81: Baker, j.. H. Hagaman, A.
Emery, b. 9. Washburn, II. G. Winslow, Lib
|bie Lewis, Geo Fl Carpenter, 8. Whitley, L.
Fl. Miller, L. F. Parker, 8. B. Peck, Jno. G..
McMynn, A. P. Dickey, W. T. Bull, E. R..
Cooley, Charles s. Duncomhe, s. c. Yout,
B. B. Northop. c. Fl. Lee, Lizzie Sampson,
Joseph Miller.
r ii a. CHICAGO. Sept. LIST, ITO
We tender our sincere thanks to the friends
who have kindly ssentsus so cordial an invita-
ton to give musical entertainment in our
old home. It will give US great pleasure to
do so at an early date when we hope their
highest expectations may be realized,
&@h ~ Respectfully yours. 8
Miss FRANK VEsCELIUs,
Miss EVA VEscELIUs,
Mrs. G. H. SHELDON.
I The Concert lltake place Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. 13th in Belle City Hall.-Raci1ae
ADVOCATE.
The above talented singers have signiied
their intention of visiting Kenosha, and will
give concert at Simmons Hall this evening.
From the many flattering notices of the
party we have seen in western papers, we
can promise our citizens rare treat.
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FROM BENTON, ILL.
FESTIVAL OF THE LADIES BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.

BENTON, Ill, SEPT Sd, 1870.
Mr. Editor Through the columns Of your
paperI wish to makea report of the Festival
the North Prairie NJ. e. Church, the proceeds
of which are to be applied for furnishing the
new church now in course of erection.
The Festival occurred on Thursday after
noon and evening. Sept list. A very large
number Of friends were present from Kenosha,
Waukegan, and the surrounding country.
The tables, abundantly and richly supplied,
presented really very tempting scene. All
through the evening supper was served with
out stint and with prompt attention. Mr.. q.
G Simmons. ofKenosha, with his char acter-
istic liberality, and without solicitation pre-
sented the Society with $500 as his subscrip-
ton to.the new church. 4 He also greatly en-
couraged the ladies tbyibuying 20 tickets for
the Shippers and then returning them to be
sold again then purchasing Others for him
self and family. Mr.. Lapham also, of State
Line, VERY generously aided the proceeds by
putting up at auction, then buying in again,
the quilt made by the Ladies Society, causing
the amount realized therefrom to be SIG IS.
Mr.. G. George, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Putnam, Mr.. johnson and wife, and DIR. Smith
of Waukegan favored us with some of the
choicest instrumental and vocal music, add
! ing perfect charm to the entertainment.
Their efforts were received with the most en-.
! thusiastic applause. An unanimous vote OF
thanks was returned them by delighted au-
dience. The friends at North Prairie will
ever extend them cordial welcome, and
hope to hear from them again when the
building will be in better condition for so rich
an entertainment. .~w
| The proceeds of the Festival are $172.20.
| The Society returns it's hearty thanks to those
persons from abroad and of the vicinity,
whose iberalityand abors have contributed
| to make their festival 50 complete success.
AN8 e@-' $3.50 A. T. NEEDHAM.
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DlIrE'b D..

PORTER-In this city, on Thursday, Sept Sth,
1870, William D. Porter, aged 81 years. T'a ~ {
ETHERIDGE-At the residence of Levi Grant.
Sept. 1st, 1870, Mrs. FontentL Ftheridge aged
3 years, mother OF Mis-. Levi Grant
PORTER-In this, city, on Tuesday evening.
Aug. 80, Mary E. Porter, aged 10 years.
After patiently enduring suffering for more than
two years, ashe has been cut down In the aew ~
her youth, from life whose early unfoldings gave
bright assurance Of future usefulness. AN that
the fondness of parents could suggest or medical
skill devise, were sought for her recovery But
all proved of no avail save as postponing for lit
tie the dreaded event which has so recently
shrouded household brought sadness to null
ttude of friends and touched the heart Of the en-.
tire community, Never known to murmur at her
lot, 1t may be truly said she was made perfect
through suffering. Her cheerfulness in the dark
est hour, was perpetual rebuke to those of lesser
trials. Her gentle, trustful spirit. bespoke the
divine inspiration of her lite ofsingular sweetness.
The inefable peaceof God, the tenderness of
sayior's love, ana the Influences of heavenly
spirit, abounded in her heart, aud sbono forth In
the beauty of holy life. Her parting words to
friendss 'tBelgood, and all meet me in Heaven
revealed the under current of her thoughts, and
her mistaken confidence lin the promises of God. Z
Her character, imbued with deep moral sense,
the rare genuineness which pervadedit, and her
blameess Christian life won her the love and res
pect of her associates and friends.Ha ao1d ilasbf
She has passed from among ns, yet sweet recol-
lections will ever entwine her nemery. The re.
memorance OF 60 noble life, cannot but awaken
longings in The minds Of those who knew her, to
attain the same exalted plane untaltering trust.
ffsra AZ AF+tV af4 7ttt- 3 .
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THE VESCELIUS CONCERT.
RACINE, Sept. 14th, 1875

RACINE, Sept 14th, 1870.
EDITOR TELEGRAPH:
AS see that the Vescelius Sisters of Chi
cago are announced to sing in your city on
Thursday evening of this week, you may be
interested in knowing that very fine audi
|ence greeted them here last evening.
The first performance. an instrumental
piece for four hands, though beautifully
rendered, was received very coolly. Mrs.
Sheldon followed with La FarJaUetta, which
was rewarded by but slight murmur of ap-
plause, and the fair performers, behind the
scenes, no doubt felt that they had failed to
make the impression they had hoped to do.
But the audience by this time had analysed
the instrumental and vocal capabilities of The
sisters, ind had mentally voted that they
were up to the required standard, for when
they appeared again for Trio, from Atilla,
they were received with a genuine burst of
applause, and from that moment during the
too short hour which remained, the enjoy
ment of both audience and singers was COM
plete.
It is rare indeed that our city has been Wis
tied by more talented troupe, and I can
but congratulate your people upon the very
rare treat in store for them.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.-Several skirmishes, al
Mulligan's dance last Friday night. Largo
new barn going up near Head & sutherland'i
....Dont fail to attend the concert this even.
ing. :. The Mechanics and Stars have. 0
game next Saturday,. Our 1nfantsp made
the Waukegan boys see *** ~ last Saturday
80. Those in want of clothes call on Peter
at Doan's. Work on the new bakery has
been commenced. Jacob Ernst has sold
one of his fishing boats to firm in Wilmot
-. The Kencsha Count Fair commences
next Tuesday morning. .Blistered hands
are the first results Of the new gymnasium
1.-TWO of the north side base ball clubs
played match game on the 11th... Ernst
contemplates using steam power in his fish
cry next season.. AN interesting commun-
ication from Georgia appears on our first page
-. Simmons makes an announc ement In our
advertising columns this week sd. B. Kup-
fer is doing an immense business at the Chal-
lenge Bakery . Notice the article in another
column, headed s Correspondence" :. Balm
is getting up some fine wagons for different
State fairs "A diminutive specimen OF
humanity, of the Tom Thumb stripe, was on
our streets Tuesday, peddiing photographs
....Our streets last Saturday presented
bustling appearance. AL the leading mag
azines for October will arrive at Johnson's
during the coming week. Thousands OF
tomatoes are rotting on the vines in the
gardens in this city. ..B. W.. Ranstead left
for Vermont last Tuesday-a little Green
Mountain air viii rejuvenate the old gentle
man. .Dorner has. grown some splendid
grapes at<the Willow Brook farm this season
Chris George is making fine looking
store out of Doan's new building. Il. T.
Read win accept our thacks for something
less than ton of tomatoes. Wanted-7a
foreman in this Office who can make up the
paper so that every mans advertisement
will be at the head of the column. IA good
coal fire begins to be luxury in,the evening
call at Dewey s. Rush's and see their as
sortment of coal stoves. Ben JeWett has
had nearly all of his carriages repainted and
reftted -. Prairie chickensare getting scarce
on the hunting grounds westsof this city =.
r. Simmons started east yesterday after sew
eral tons of Dry Goods for the fall and winter
trade. Flour had a TALL on Main street yes
4o3s,, oEtarnoop Iag 81 fE s6H1a Ei8Fuc I3s
1SAV"J At'o $50 gzl * aEhR ~ 4Hfi 1Hn atE
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Truly yours,

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTIONAL Re
publican convention for the County of Keno
$ ha, will be held at Agricultural Hall, in the
town of Bristo, on Tuesday, the 4th day Of
October, A. D, 1870, at o'clock p M, for the
purpose of nominating such officers as are re-
quired by law to be elected for said county
at the annual election in November next, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may be brought before it.
Kenosha, Wis, Sept. 18th, 1870.
MARK DRESSER,
Chm Rem Co Com
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STATE ITEMS.

FFgFH Efsegegst8f 1fr SyRVyg,.r-s tRfavT
A dog match is to be, one of the attrac.
tinns Of the State Fair, purse of 500
being offered to the owner of the dog
which does the most tricks p s9sEo q 20
Aman named Miller, residing in Rich
ford, WausharaG county, 4 weighs 800
pounds, and measures five feet eight
inches around the breast, and seven feet
eve inches around the waist. res aa1 .siss
During a quarrel over the Franco-Prus-
sian war, in Milwaukee last Monday
morning, q man named Matt Becker, was
stabbed SO that hesdied In a few minutes
The Shsboygan Herald says. that many
of the" Milwaukee brick are ! made in
that place, while Milwaukee gains the
credit, SH1DO8 u H8 H0u
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/. KANSAS REPUBLIcANs.-Th Republi-
can State Convention convened at Topeka,
at $50 last Saturday morning. j. N. Har-
vey, the present incumbent, was re-nomi-
mated for Governor; P. H. Elder, Lieut.
Governor w. II. Smallwood, Secretary
Of State; E. j. Hays, State Treasurer.
The platform takes strong grounds
against the alteration of public lands to
railroad nonopolies sympathises with
the Prussians, and hopes that the war
will end in the establishment ola Repub-
lie in Europe. Nothing was said on fl.
hancial subjects.
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SILVER WEDDING.
KENosHA SEpr. 12th. 1s7O.

ENOSHA, SEPT. l2tn, 1o|V.
Mr.. EDITOR "A very pleasant affair came
off on Saturday evening last, at Pennoyer's
Water Cure. Some of the ladies-ladies you
know find out erything--discovered that
Saturday would be the twenty.ffth anniver
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Pennoyer's wedding
and so they determined to give them q little
surprise. They put their heads together, ef
listed the gentlemen, and got up, on the sly
a delightful entertainment. On the pretence
of tableaux! they took possession of one Of
the parlors, and with the assistance of Il Doc.
tor Billy" and nimble footed "Julia," soon
transformed it into. paradise af fruit and
flowers, and glowing lights, land green wreaths
drowning the whole with handsome silver
water pitcher, salver. and goblet, which shone
bright, in the midst of the decoration.
On one pretence or another, the ladies had
all dressed up prettily, and when the folding
doors were thrown open, and light fingers
played Come haste the wedding, Y quite
a brilliant throng crowded round the !" bride
and bridegroom to look upon the gay and
beautiful scene within. BY request of the
ladies, FL. W. Greetham Esq. made a very
neatly worded and well delivered. address,
congratulating the kind host and hostess OF
the Water Cure, thanking them for thesmany
acts of attention and thoughtfulness, shared
by all their patients andyguests, and present
Ing the silver insthe name Of all and each
person present. Then every one in turn
wished the bride and Bridegroom joy, and
after due regard was paid~to the flower and
fruit, a merry dance wound up the evening
the pleasure of which, will long be remem-
bered byithose who participatedin it. Sow
May Pennoyer's Water Cure flourish, and
may it's master and mistress live to see their
!" Golden Wedding.o. G1 sS Y1. g9.
ONE OF TEE PARTY.
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We would call attention to the adyer.
tisement in another column of the Dominican
Sisters, from Sinsiniway, in this State. They
have just returned from their summer yaca-
ton, and have reopened the Catholic School
which was established here last year. DIS AFRO!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-15


You recollect my ADVICE before you start
ed, don't your ~ i9 1hsa
eyes and IIwish had followed it. Why
lam told that the Erie cars are q foot wider
than those in ordinary use, and that man
can live in them both day and night just as
comfortably as he can at the Sherman or the
Gait House."@Gt ~ HoqH h9&tf3 af"
Yes, and just as good and regular meals
at the Company's hotels along the line"
MTEat's an item, for always get hungry in
travelling. But where do you connect with
these Erie coaches? might take notion to
run on East before long, )for they ray it is
alone worth the price of q ticket to see the
Drawing. Room Cars" s,@f alat .
"They run four Daily Express Trains,
starting from Cincinnati, from Cleveland,
from Dunkirk, from Buffalo and from Roch-
ester, and running through to New York with
out change. You can take the Broad Guage
cars at either of these points, and in either
case will have "a view of such scenery as you
never saw before in your life, unlees you've
been to Switzerland" ..s,fs.s ;l
Z .'No, never have, but I'm going to New
York by the Erie Railway the first week lean
spare, and shall take my whole family along,
Where do you buy the tickets Y2rfsH8 GsHa
u g Oh, anywhere All the principal ticket
agents throughout the West and South have
them for sale. Our agent here says he has
all he can dolto supply the demand,"A2 j3as
Does he Well, I'll hurry over to the de-
pot, reckon, and invest right away.-Good
day, Sir"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-15

The Rev. E. A, Bradley, late Of Minneapo-
lis, having accepted the call to the rector
ship of St. Matthews church, Kenosha, will
officiate on Sunday next, morning and eve
ming. sato3s Hl10 lIs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-15

Waukesha County Fair is to be held at
Waukesha on the O0th, 00th and Doth days
of September.-B Burlington Standard.
We presume the Waukesha people have
made arrangements TO accommodate the 90
and 90 of people that are expected to attend
their fair. ftG8
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-15

Frank Carey, a horse thief who escaped
from the Waukesha County Jail some time
since, was arrested by Sheriff Stebbins last
Saturday about five miles north Of this city
Sheriff Pratt Of Waukesha arrived in town
on Tuesday and carried the prisoner back to
his old quarters. Ygisd Isgfeak1ys fEf ira @ts-s