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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR MEETING MARCH 4th 1872
Present Aldermen Crane French, Nichols, Reed
Price, Limpert, Crosit, Hale, Becker, Bruins
President of Board, Aid. Crosit, presiding
The minutes of two previous meeti gs were read
aud approved.
BILLS ALLOWED.
I. W. Webster; Printing, $722c
a. b. Truesdel, Wood for poor, 800
BILLS REFERRED.
To judiciary Committee.
Sheldon Fish, Service Board OF Review, $4,000
On motion of Aid Crane the rules were suspen
ded and bill of Dan Cameron, Amt. $3.50 for gro
ceries for poor allowed.
Aid. Nichols offered the following resolution
Reso10ed-That the marshal De and ne is hereby
instructed to notify the Ticket Agent Of the Chi
cage and Northwestern r. r. Co at Kenosha to
prevent the standing of cars upon the street cross
ing West Main Street in the vicinity of the depol
as required by Ordinance No22 passed August Ist
1888
On motion of Aid Reed the foregoing resolution
was adopted.
On motion of Aid Reed 81 go r. r. fare for poor
to Chicago was appropriate to the Poormaster.
On motion of Aid Nichols the clerk was In
election in due time.
Aid Reed offered the following resolution.
ReSoioed-That the marshal be and he is hereby
instructed to notify all saloon-keepers not to sell
or give away TO John Fuzzard any spirituous ardent
or fermented liquors
On motion of AID Crane the foregoing resolution
was adopted.
Aid Limpert moved that permission be granted
to Henry Grefes to erect q two story wooden build
ing to be used az shop portion Of lots II &
II Block II in first Ward Ayes and Noes called
for.
Ages, Aid. Craze, French, Price, Limpert, Becker,
Bruins, Noes Aid Nichols, Reed Hale, orosit.
The chair refused to decide question.
Aid. Crane moved that the motion granting per-
mission to H. Grefes to erect a wooden building on
portion of lots II g. 10 in Block AZ be rescinded
Ayes and Noes called for.
Ayes, Aid. Crane, Nichols, Reed, Hale, Crosit
Noes, Aid French, Price Limpert. Becker
Bruins.
Aid. French moved that the vote just taken in
the Grefes matter be rec0nsidered which motion
was carried.
Aid. French then moved that the natter granting
permission to H. Grefes to erect q wooden build
ing on portion of lots II s. 70 in block II be re-
ferred to the Committee on Fire Department, which
motion was carried.
Aid. Reed moved that the proposition of the
Poormaster to pay Mrs Francis Ersing three dol
lars per week board for Caroline Bingen be re-
jected, which motion was carried.
On motion of Aid. Nichols 81 II were appropriate
ed to VIM. COTE on the assessment Of lot a in
block 1874 Durkee's Western addition.
On motion tbs Council then adjourned
Z. w. BECKMANN,
Oity Clerk
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Special Notices
CHOW TOGO WEST"
E. G. DURANT.
I. J. CLAPP.
A. r. DURANT.

Forty years ago, Illinois was as far West as
most people wished to go, and Journeys were
made ill the legendary "Prairie Schooner, "
but in these days Of Progress @nd Improve
ment, the word West has come to mean Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas. Colorado, California and
the Territories, and the traveller reaches al
most any point therein by splendid Line OF
Railroad.
This Line of Railroad is the BURLINGTON
ROUTE, which starts from Chicago by the
Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy Railroad, and,
running through BURLINGTON, reaches Oma.
ha, Lincoln, Nebraska City, st. Joseph, At
Gibson, Leavenworth and Kansas City, con-
Meeting with the Union Pacific. Kansas Pa
cific, and other Railroads running from those
cities.
People going to Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
California, Or any poirt in the Territories,
will study their own interests by going " By
way of Burlington" for the rates of that Line
are always low as any other, and it is the best
Route in the West, therefore you are more
sure of your safety and comfort.
The Burlington Route has admirably an
swered the question show to 70 West ?" by
the publication offan excellent Pamphlet, con-
tanning large, truthful map Of the Great
West, and much interesting and valuable in
formation, which can be obtained, free Of
charge, by addressing General Passenger Agt
8. s. NJ. R. r., Burlington, Iowa. 1y33
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A MELANCHOLY BEHAK Down There arc
liyely.brcak downs that make an audience
laugh and there are sad and sorrowful break
downs that make the kind-hearted grieve.
To tho lattor class belongs the enervation of
body and mind which Ia usually called ''gen
crai debility" or nervous weakness" and
which. when neglected, too often terminates
in atrophy and death. Awholesorne medicated
stimulant Is the one thing needed In cases Of
this description, aud science and experience
unite in pointing to PLANTATION Buffers as
the true specific. The fact that 1t combines
the properties of an invIgorant with those of
regulator and Alternative. in exactly
the proportions necessary to produce radical
change in the tone Of the system, and the
action of the digestive and secretive organs,
is sn unanswerable argument in its favor rs Q
general restorative.
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thap one member from each Town, and vet

than one member from each Town, and yet
they have four votes to one in each Town.
In regard to the statement I made relative
to the assessment of the property Of certain
persons in Kenosha, will say that I had the
statement from Kenosha men, and those who
know and are reliable, and were, and are
disgusted with the manner in which assess
nents are sworn off and otherwise dispos ed
of. All the facts are known, and might be
written out, and with very little credit to
SOHO concerned in them, go for the tizno being
they may rest by the side of other dark deeds,
and tricks that are vain. In conclusion. The
movement may be defeated at
this time, but defeat is not death to the move
ment by any means. If the request throue h
the Legislature to carry the test to the ballot
box il defeated then the people Of theCounty
must regulate the matter in their elections 1T
home, and send man to the Legislature that
will represent their interest there, and fur
Their in this question, all party must be laid
aside, and test issue made in the election
OF Co. officers and representative In the
Assembly. c.. I. S..
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Mr. EDITOR PLEASE insert in your widel Y
circulated paper, that an old subscriber of the
TELEGRAPH, some six years ago, lost his
pocket pook, with considerable money in it.
And the fnder 1t seems has had q troubled
conscience ever since.
Two weeks ago received letter with
the sum Of $50, and part of q leaf out OF the
pocket book. II this should meet the eve
OF the one that still holds the book and tn.
remainder OF the money, hope he will send
the remainder as 5000 as convenient, satisfy
his own conscience, aad obligs the loser
Paris. March 4th, 1872
WILLIAM GRIFFrrHs.
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LETTER FROM BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON. 2, March 1872
MIsTURE EDDYTURE Oh De TELEGRAF -
drinks yure baber is de beebles friend, vor it
dells de druth, vile Bum. babers delIs de lies
I sum dtngs hay do dell yu, wat yu drinks,
reds in Won leetle bab9r vot brints bi suge
Webster letter bi dicher-man writ, you
dink dichermau writ hjms no dlcherman writ
dings SO voolish, de suge writ dat, he max
blecv diGherman dells dem dings, wat calls
dats lie Now I dells yu sum dings more de
suge Gums out de dichers mong here, he dels
dem dings SO nice, he great temperance man
du hum, he breads de dichers cut dis way nit
beer, and smoke mid dem, and daIks so nice
d!ngS mid dem, and delIs dem if dey make
de counties do gedder de beebes vat vant
dis ding done will bid COURT house vat COST
Won million dollar. he max soma dichers
bleeve dat, and he get names for Madison
not de- counties to gedder make he vools des
dichers. Why he not dell dem dat dichers
In sharmany ut Franktord, and de beebIes
in Londun and Liverpull, IS veil SIS dem in
all de CRATE cittys on dis REPUBLICAN kno dad
de beebles ofhis county are dsxcd do deth,
and dat de City broberty is worth nodding
and dat it's ponds pring nodding III de mar
ket, and dat mems mid moneys viii not puy
vor puy farms in degounty, but will so we're
lard costs more because dey not fraid dare,
put be fraid do pie in his county, Wy he not
dell dem diss Wy he not dell dem tho county
brosbers shust as de City brosbcrs, and dat
leetle cttys mid pig tet can do noddlng to
helb de goundry, why he not dells dem dat
de goundies into one make, dem all dc
bsebles pc glad and broud, den famers land
pc worth more rs now, will pc peter as pild
railroad do make more for farms git. De
beeblcs get vooled 50 nsny dimes dink dey
like dem dings, but such vooling too mach
money cost, too much no Improvement to
much brodt to much bad evry ding.
blecvs Ipe dax bsyer to.
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For JAPAN Capt. 4. B. Capron went to
Chicago on Monday lsst TO start cargo OF
american notions" for Japan. The cargo
consists of horses, cattle, sheep, swine, og-
ricultural machinery, steam fixtures, wagons,
sleds, fruit trees, etc. Charley Brown vii!
have charge Of the horses as far as San Fran
cisco. Capt. Capren has engaged BIZ.
Werye OF this city to go out and tan the ORR
entail hides-a good man ia tAe right placs.
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sp O. GOTTFREDSEN, No. &c Main St.. emo.
ahe sha, General Dealsrin Watches ,Cloc: sand
Jewery, Cutlery, silver and plated ware, sical
instruments &c. have secured the servi es D.
one of the most skillful wOrkmen in the ntrys
enabling me to 10 all kinds of repairing or shoFt
notice and in the most satisfactory manner Jom0
n and examine my stock. American watches
sold atvcry small profits. lyle
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EN- ANDRE. Manufacturer, Wholesale and Be
~ o tai Dealerin Cigars, Plug, Cut, g king
andsmoking Tobacco, 6nuff, Pipes &c. E..t cigaER
are all made frSm bestqualities of domestic and
imported tobacco, and acid to Il etrf de al owesE
cash rates. Also, constantly on sand sosa npd
aeerschaum pipes. Orders proml ely filled. Base.
msnt Lyman's building, cornerof Main an Mae"
Ket Streets.
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NOTICE..

TuNHERE will he a meeting OF the stock
z holders ofrhe KenoshaHartWGreCo Company at
the office of lead & Quarels in the city and
County OF Kenosha, on the ed day of March
A. ID. 1872 at half past seven o'clock P.
H. for the purpose of electing officers, adopting
by laws and of transacting such other business as
May be thought necessary or proper.
Dated March 7th, 1872.
E. G. DURANT.
I. J. CLAPP.
A. r. DURANF.
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an q whitaker & CO., Ms nufactu ersO
EkoIt ards Patent Seamless keins. team
engines and boilers, and all kinds of Machinery
Also sielghshoes, Cauldren Kettles, Sash Weishts
&c. Repairing done to order. We have o0ugha
longing to the Screw Power Reaper and Novel,
and will do repairs upon the same, and also upon
any machines now in use.
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Navigation 10 gradually commencing at Mil
waukee and the season Of 1872 bids fair to
open soon. Already the Engelmana Trans.
portatlon Company announce the regular
sailing OF the Messenger" for Manistee and
Ludington. She left on Saturday evening
last On her drat trip.
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Ihe Milwaukee, Sentinel says II is rumOred
that the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Company have decided to put daily llAe o.
steamers on this shore to run north as Far as
Two Rivers, connecting with the morning
train at Princeton and arriving here in slime
TO connect with the evening train fer Chi.
cago.
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FIRE.-About twelve o'cloek last Friday
night fire broke out in the second ward, a
short distance northwest OF the school house.
destroying building belonging to JOSEF b
Huffman and used by him as vinegar factory
The property was valued at 5000, and In
sured for $500.
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LcsT.-Ou Sunday uight last, between
the Emmons place three-qusrters of mile
west of Grants Corners in Bristol and the
house off. E. Chase, near Bristol Station, y
Fitch Fur Cape lined with steel colored silk
The fiuder will b. suitably rewarled,by ieav
ing the same at Curtis & SUBWAY store in
Bristol. or at the TELEeRAPH office.
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Mr.. Jacob Gottfredsen has been making
some improvement IN his brewery on the
north side. A new and powerful force pump
has been put up under the supervision OF
Charley Walter, the foreman of the establish.
ment, and the place is now In fair running
order oQain
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The Chicago Post Gays that KeRosha was
80 named from the following incident a
lot of early residents were playing keno when
Que made game. he cried Keno u and al
the others,In disgust said 'Pshawr' Parhaps
that was why the citizons of this place were
for long time called 'Ksno-shavers."
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REpUB L1CAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

Republican Convention for the County
of Kenosha will be held at the Court House
in the city of Kenosha on Saturday, March
9bh, 4. D. 1872. at Q O'Clock I. N tor The
purpose Of eiecting the DELEGATES TO the Re
1uhlican state Convention to be held at Mad
ison "wednesday the 18Th day of March. A
> 1872. ''tor the purpose Of placing in Eom'
nation an Electoral ticket Of ten electors to
be- supporte b7 the party at the next Presi-
dental election and also 10 select twenty
delegates to represent the Republican party
OF Wisconsin in the National Republican Con
ven,ion 20 be held at Philadelphia on the s. b
OF June. 4 D 1872" Each town and ward
win he entitled to three delegates in said
Convention
Kerosha, Wis, Feb. 18TH, 1877
MARK DRESSER, Republican
Fl A NEWBURY, fCOunty
sDERBYsR1RE, Convention.
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Mr.. W. Fl. Copgdon ia erecting a com
modious wagon shop on the corner Of Park
and Exchange streets, adjoining the black
smith shop recently occupied by Thos. Whi>-
beck
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The schooner Luddington Of this place il
now atRsclne ftting out Tor tho summer. sh,
has been chartered by Acssrs Weeks & O5
berne OF that city.
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a VERY STABLE.-Ben. Jewett isprepa. dto
Ia furnish the best Horse and Carriat for
business or pleasure, on the shortest u ice,
iearse atalI times ready to attend funerals ttf
stable on MarketSq ,nearthe Post Ofi,'.
Genosha {: VIE nsln
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Our fishermen have commenced operations,
being la readiness last Monday to make their
drst catch. The floating ice in the lake haa
DELAYED them considerably.
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R. B. Whitaker & Co., are making extsn-
siv- repairs in their machine shops, which
Whea completed will enable Them to do more
work than ever.
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"a YRON A. BAKER, Attorney and Counsol lor
NE Law, Real Estate Agent. and Justice Ofth0
Peace, ConveySncing and Collection OF ElaimS
promptly attended to on liberal terms. once In
kimball's Block, cor OF Main and Park Sts Lyle
KenoshA Wisconsin,
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Thos. English was compelled TO shoot s
valuable horse yesterday that had become
rabid from the bite ora mad dog.
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MAD DoGs.-A public oottcs has been is
sued by President Crosit OF the Common
Council to the effect that all persons having
or owning dogs in this city are required
either muzzle or keep them confined in 81
clrtIy. After to day-Ehc7ch, all dogs found
running at large uamuzzicd will be destrov
ed. So many reports have reached us Of the
presence OF canine madness Ia shis neighbo,
hood that we consider Mr.. CrOsit's action no.
only necessary but commeEdable. We trns'
that our citizens will take heed and see TOT.
that the order be strictly eafsrced Already
several valuable dogs. horses aud hogs hav
been sacrificed to the fearful results Of hydro
phobia, and we cannot adopt too timely pre-
cautions to prevent its appearance in th,
community around as.
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AM E. REED Deal rim Watches, ClocE and
Fine Jewelry. Mil linery and Fancy is,5oCEs
watches and Clocks repaired and warranted .ion-
dets and Hats bleached and pressed. rs
SO Main Street,
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ae ENIU

A NSEL MOON, formerly of South 3. stol
An mas removed TO Antioch, ILL.,, anu viii neep
constantly on hand ready-made collins. cabinet
moth Dune 70 order all kinds OF cabinet ana
can supply when wanted
Antioch, ILL.,, Nov. I'd 1871 d
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. I e O..

MOREHOUSE.-In this city, March Cd, 1872, L.
n. Horehouse, aged "a years and months.
syracuse, N. T., papers please copy.
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LECrURE-Rev. II. NJ. Simmons Will deliver
a lecture on Sunday Evening next, at the
Unitarian Church, on tho subject Of the
Divinity of Christ. All are invited.
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Sc essen BEOESSEM, Manufacturt and
Nd Dealers III all kinds of Furniture . RING
5eds, Mattresses. Upholstered Goods, thA.Iber
and ParlOr Sets. Ready made Collins aIWa ON
hand Shop on Wisconsin street
kenosna, j une 20, 1871. ,y5
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OUE GrOve Water Cut'e.

Prof. II. p. GatchelI, Mrs. A. M. GatcheII, IA. Dc
Office over Truesdelrs store. Office hours
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons.
Patients suffering from chro mic or acute d1a
eases tire ated at their homes. 81
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a. DOAN, dealerin Dry Goods, Staple an" Fan
so cy Goods, all kinds Of Cloths. Ready Jade
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats aho laps.
&c &c Let it be remembered, that W. Keep
aothing but frst-class goods, and further. wiz
not undersold in THE or any other wester city.
KimLall's Block. Vain st. KenoszH Wis.
vi
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Marvin Hughitt assumed his Office as
superintendent of the Chicago and North
western Railroad On Friday last the first inst.
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It is easy to talk about the arrival offspring.
we should like to acknowledge 1t practically
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q q. CAPRON u CO. corner of MAJ an
n Pearl st., have constantly on hand ali ma
of fresh Family Groceries, Flour. Feed, &, VII
cell as cheap as can be bOugN1 at any other -tah
the city The highest cash prlt. pai
cor al kind OF country produce.
Good deliveredt to all parts oithe city. 81
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The lake front Was covered with floating
cakes of ice Sunday.
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Ole Bull will "violinize" in Milwaukee to-
morrow evening.
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g g. T2UEsDELL, Auctioneer, Keposhs Wis
n Q The patronage of the public is soti lte6S
everything in his line attended to in tt Il or
country
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MH ARBLE WORKS.
I'VE HU GGINS sc WASHB L RN
Kenosha and Racine, Wis.
Monumental and Gravestone work executed -
the higheststyle oftke art.
lyle r. +. ROBERTS, Ascent.
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g,HELLOWS g CO., No. KiInball's Block
a. sha, Dealers III staple and Fancy Dry :
Yankee Motions, Carpets, Oil Cloths, a.:
None but the best quality OF goods purcnss,
those sold rs cheap as at any other Hohst
CITY,
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a DAs DlCGFAu1, shaving Hair cuttn. and
~ IA ShampooiIg Saloon, two doors north of r.
summons store. Old razors sharpened and l..pair-
ed. | make Ladies' and Children h air-cn1t1lg a
sbecialty, Comeand try me- v2e wi
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xvAHNEN BROTHERS, No. ~ Main st. Re ocha
u Merchant Tailors. We keep constar on
Aand we'll selected stock Of cloths, Gem FUR
u,sning Goods Ready Made Clothing, Hal and
Caps OF the latest styles. Work done and 'odS
sold as cheap as at any other establishment the
c.ty. lyl9
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m1REMIUM HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP.
Dealers in Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Buffalo Robes
and Blankets, Whips sc.
Particular attention paid to Carriage Trimming
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n lyman & SON, Manufacturers, Jobhers an
n Retailers of Boots and Shoes, and genera
dealers in Leather Findings, Hides, Skins an
Pelts Come or OF Main st, aaA MaxketSQ. lylsl
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AUCTION SALE.-The undersigned, having
sold his farm. will sell at auction on the
premises in the town of Paris, nine miles Yves
of Kenosha on the plank road. Friday, the
noon, the following described property, to
wit Fourteen COWS, three Q year olds, two
yearlings, 100 sheep, one span Of horses, one
yearling colt, nine hogs, one lumber wagon.
one buggy, one pair bOb-sIeighs, one cutter,
one pillow, one drag, one eaper,one horse rake,
numerous to mention ALI sums under SIC
cash all sums over $40 eight months credit
at per cent. interest, on approved notes.
y. REMsoN MARSH.
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M A. MILLER. Gsaeraidealer in

VMVEETH FOR THE MILLIoNii Allwho desire
a n Dental operations will ind tito theirintereBt
to call on me, unless they Wish to pay apremiRn
for BIG PRETENTIoNs IsAACGEoRGE.
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Another cod snap this week.
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Ctaicngo G. North Western Es. u
TIME TABLE
DEPART
Mails Close


Forthe South and East, 30,A.M. 1854 So T: n
s. North, 10 - I1-E0 ~ ,o45
West, GAO
Post once open from a. m, to P. m..--Snn-
DAYS from 10 TO I O'Clock. noon.
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IN CROSIT, Blacksmith and Carriage Maker
MDe Job wo1k oOne to order. New BugGiesand
Wagons always ready for sale. 4ctf
Kenosha Wisconsin
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KENOSHA BUSINESS CARDS.
THE
WAITER CURE.
AND
Homeopathic Institute.

This old established and well regulated Cure is
now in better condition than ever for the reception
ofpat1ents. All available means are used fox the
uccessful treatment of
CHRONIC DISEASES.
DR.. Smith 8 Combination Health Lift has lately
1een introduced. Inyalids and others are INVITED
% Investigate its merits. aIa
N "A. PENROYER, M. D., e. PENNoYER,
So ., d Physician sac Proprietor.
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aoHNsoN's BOOK STORE

HOHNSON'S BOOK STOKE.
80 No. 80 Main Street. full and coz lete
sssortmento of School Books, also Standa ii. mis-
ccllaueous Books. Writing and Wallpaper beet
Nusic and various articles of the trade.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-03-07
HARNESS SHOP.
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aEARNEsS SHOP.
IN MainSt KenoEraG
The ubscriber would respectfullyinformt the pub
lie that he keeps constantly on hand fulia" ort-
ment Of goods in his line, Harnesses. 5ardles,
&C., made to order. Also, all kinds of rep ring
done on short notice and at reasonabIerat'k.
THoS. ENGLISH