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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-12
BY Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
q. corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTI-,
4 Full C0UNTRY-SEAT CALLED LABUR-
NUM-. ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE AND HER-
Mi'EAGE ROADS ONE AND a QUARTEts
Mil, ES NORTH OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FlVE ACRES
i,y virtue of two deeds Of trust executed by the
Hon James Lyons and wife. the first dated LIST JULY
1891 To William Fl. Lyons and William B. Stapard.
trustees under which deed john II. Guy has been
substituted as trustee. and tile second dated 18th OF
August 1853, to Thomas 2. August aud Peter iy-
ons trustees we, The undersigned, will sell AT public
auction, on THURSDAY the 10th day Of July, 1879
at O'Clock P. nl ,f fair; If not, the next fair
t,y uDon the premises, that beautiful and attrac-
live farm called LABURNuM, located as above,
cpntaining ONE HUNDRED AND SIXfY-FlFE
ACRES, as couveyedby the said deeds.
. This property Is so well known tfata minute de-
scription Is deemed unnecessary. The DWELL
ING is supplied with all the comforts Of city re-
sidcuce, water gas kitchen range of the best quail
lily, &C., &c, *. .i2 .ti..l-"f
A plat Of the land can be ut the Office OF the
actoneer, who will give all needed information in
respect to The property.
TERMS $4,000 cash; balance in six, twelve, and
eighteen months for negotiable notes Wild lntsrcsb
ut six per cent. per annrm added, and secured ny
trust deed or, at the option Of the purchaser one
third cash, and balance at six and tweiye months,
will similar security JOHN Ii. GUY,
substituted Trustee.
9.... .... PETER LYONS, rtt..
Surviving Trustee. q:
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As soon as we can copy the poll.book we
vi publisha list of candidates for the Lee
g.slatute. -Leei,gtoa Gazette. .iss,
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rn- = y by Grubbs q Williams i-ir'
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers'
Eleventh street between Main and BANK

eleventh SIItet OCT "eSf 11''''' 49, -
NrEaT FRAMED DWELLING on
N OREGON AILL CORNER 4IsS Of Flk IL t AnsGp
TfOWat the reouest Of Mr. Stephen Sullivan we
wi Sell At auction. OH the premises, oil SAT FH5s
DAY nth Instant at q 9c1Ses his ooas four
10 and Inf.pe passage, and Is In good order
There is stable on the premises with four s.ais
and vibrant In the yard The lot fronts 81 iess ,.
n,n s hack 1tprfeet. This sale affords good oppoI
r,iity to secure comfortable home at mooerate
price. c1,,pp,. g. ypJI,IJAMS.l/ -
lEha'' nv o'' Anctioneers.
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In Of the sickness Of one Of tine PAR
n I2ESnh NEXT the 18th July, 1878, ut O'Clock +.
NJ. to take ,place at the office of ". ioddln anc-
tinneer. corner of Bank and Eleventh streets IN the
c,tW of Richmond. fjy III THE TRUSTEFS.
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ByJ. Thompeon Brown,
1Keai tssatefA gent ana ~
& Nh 1,Issfan streets opposite Dtspatchs e.

I, Ttsr,4HTEEE Il ofW..PRICE 4 CTS s sIN
SIDNEY n /, sS1@fIEg4S aol;5
IA mLifr y n P0SITIy E8ATUR-
hay. July i95AT 9 oI ., NE al' RE,
HE hd place saH sen sofc otuder the
sgSS,ye ea,s bsipan arect line e inl-
sre particularly 1ieairabis as Iew1
o iiai,ding os fr paIfsof II
hate ~ War value twelve mouths hence DIS
1renty has tie afvaGtages o. chsrs s a . eity
without The sd sweye
n5ntts, Negotiable notes, per cent interest SCI
Cured by "a az fr'sF az ele TeJgTHoMPsoNBR BROWN
H. !, 10 80 - Fi4, Aucti0HecI.
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II .,,,. by Richardson u Co., ir. j"
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street. gyj II.

A TWO.sTORY FRAME TENEMENT,
n M. Ola ST. PETERS STREET, BETWEEN
aaRER AND CHARITY STREETS, FOR SAL e
bT AUOTION.-We shall sell by auction. on the
nremsfs on TUESDAY the 18th instant, at o'clock
pleMn1 q desirable TWO-STORY FRAME TENE-
MENT located and described rs above. 3. . i,t's
TERMS One. third cash balance in six aud twelve
months, negotiable notes to be given Tor the de,
frrred payments with interest added and secured
Inv a deed of trust ~ RICHARDSON q CO, E
" 40 49,. --." ,- Auctioneers. =
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. --. lss. .1.
NEW York. July ll.--Money abundant al aa14
sterlng Ics.@lcsl. Gold ll55@1le, Governments
dull aud firm. States entirely nominal. ,,,v a.-..
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,ss Il ByCoulIipg l. PeGdieton.l a
10. Real Estate Aktuts iud lHC!IvIt ris'
No. 1901, corner Tenth and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALtA'
" BILE LOTS IN. THE CITY OF RiCHhvHn,
SITUATED ON FRANKLIN, FIFTEhNrH, AND
SIXTEENTH; STREETS, AT aUCTIDh.-By q
decree Of The Cbuncery Court OF the city Of Rici'
'nond entered on the lst day Of July, 1873 IN ths
case Of Watt ps Watt, &C., we shall proceed 10 sci
at public auction, on the premises. on tKiDAl 10"
18th day Of July, 1873, at O'Clock F. d., The iotoS'
ing property. 20 wit: =, ..'.LH.
LOT No >, In rear Of No. 2,i IN rear Oh ha!"s
LoT'No. 6, ,on.tfe wcstlin of Sixteenth street,
fronting thereon so fcetand running back ABOUT "
feet.
I LOT No. S, on the east line of Sixteenth street.
fronting thereon 50 feet and running back sliec' 10
IN alley 10 feet wide; and s!yH eii,
LOT No. Q, fronting 81 feet. on The west lihe ~
Union street south Of the arch. iHr running hack
shout ass feet To the line or The beof John frida!
Esq. ss5.! -s.fsl "a. ;tsu. Isl, hT,. n,,hora
leing part of the property Scai!ed FAIL Nv
GARDEN, beginning at the southeast Corner oi
thence running rorheasteriy direction 70 shocA.e
creek, thence down the meanders OF siiu cTeeh ~
the line of lot decided by James Iownes 10 d9ePn
Eadd, thence along said linC southWeslwh.tf ~ ~
New or street. thence NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. si""s
Kew or street rs feet Lu the place OF ptGln'int;
I TERMS One-fourth cash balance AT SIX thr,i,'
and eighteen months, respectively, LOT Ei n
notes, interest added; and title retained llii :.
whole purchase money Is paid and dceu of'eie'' v
'"e .oNt''',t o. JAMES NELSON.
sa E.rt- JOHN A. MEREDITH,
.s JOHN a. CONE,
JAMES PLfASANIS:,
5srE.t. - JAMES g. BLAChWkLL.
" 7.,et 49,, Is. - Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-12
BY n. VI. Lee,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,
lOla Main street.

rrRJJSTEE'S SALE OF THREE BUILD
a. ING LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFTH
STREET., AND ONE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FIFTH STREET.--By virtue of a deed OF trust
executed by Julnes h. Goddin to the undersigned,
bearing date on the 9th day OF June, ls12. recorded
b. b. es b. p. 2os. being requested SO to do by the
Beneficiary IN said deed, VII PROCEED to sell at
isis ON ihc premises, at 8 O'Clock P NJ, the LOTS
above described The three frs-named, described
in said deed lots Nos 3, a. and S, on plan or map
drawn by j d." Pleasants, surveyor, and recorded
with aud made part of certain deed from D. s:
Hughes to James f. Goddtn,, dated 27th day of
June 1872 and recorded in said clerks office, front
Ing 80 by 22 feet Fifth street Also, another LOT
on the north side of Fifth street. and described on
said map lot No. g. fronting Oh The north slde VI
Firth street 30 by 122 feet.
rEnSs: sufficient incash to defray the expenses
Of executing this trust, aud to pay on fvc negot-
able notes amounting in the aggregate 10 Sss2.03
with some interest due thereon; for balance, on
slch terms as may be made known at the time OF
sale. N. NJ LEE,
Tvs, !.rpfr,,T G4rtls5# Trustee.
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By COUh LdHEHtVL' khStct10-1 = :
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
BANKRUPT .sALE:-As assignee =; OF
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nth day Of July. 1874, at
10 a. NJ, at The hardware store Of SAID Mi Iaaa
on Maln street, Richnon virginia tNo. aafiry
s pssJ Of FiRSTTCLASS HARDWARE, large as s.
sediment c Of FINE CUTLERY, and the best d.
Sa1dom snch an Opportunity offered to buy such
goouS d. A'' Assignee.
The above sale will nc continued THIS DAY NJ
1oioclock, to which the attention OF deaers anu
puui9sfa - 'A'''N Auctioneers.
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BY Lyme II Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
IL No. l2l2 Maiu street. -

HANDSOME FRAMED RESIDENCE,
IL WITH TWO NICE BUILDING LOTS AID.
JOINING, SITUATED ON THE NORTH LINE
or CLAY .BETWEEN- TWENTY-SEyENTH
AND TWENTY-EIGIiTH STREETS, FOR SALE
owner, sell at public auction, the premises on
MONDAY the i4th day of July. 1879, at O'Clock p.
;s above described containing dvc rooms; kitchen,
sc. After which, TWO LOTS adjoining. fronting
each "a by les ieet 70 alley, with good stable
thereon. -. sg
TERMS At SALE Ha.sit LYME & BROTHER. Up
ys4s.-e..- fg-..ra A ucIionpprs.
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LOST, sTRAYED, DC. .
COMMIssIeN MERCHANTs.

business RESUMED.-GEORG /.
ID HERRING, WHOLESALE GROCER AND
LIQUOR DEALER, having resumed business at
bis old stand, 10. II FIFTEENTH STREET, be-
tween Main and Cary, will be pleased to serve MS
former patrons and friends and the public gene
r,lV orders filled promptly from goUd and re-
liable customers ut lowest market rates.
J i,-, III
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~,. BALTIMORE. ,
BALTIMORE, July 1l.--Virgnia consols, IS VIZ
clnia peelers 4at West Virglnia's lOa. Bidto-day
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AFTER THE ABOVE
4 sale will be cold FOUR VACANT LOTS situ-
atpd on the west line OF Twenty -niuth between II
and streets. fronting each SO by lbs feet to an
alley. 14.tssl So s..4..-. s...lgs
TERMS At sale. LYME s BROTHER,
iyp AuctfOueerS
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RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY. AND1 Il,
GENERAL. RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
fssfoai7z 9f4 a. w. GARBEii, PRESIDENT, p.
gyT No, 1926 MAIN STREET,
- RIcHMoSp, VA, July I, 1s7s.1
|NoTICE.-NICE HACKS AND BUG.
IS1GIES and Ane DRAG FOR hire..---- q
.PASSESG ER RS and BAGGAGE called for 10 take
any train or steamer leaving the city.
THROUGH TICKETS and checks to all terminal
points. 81 -, 5 $500 .ssT ~
EXCURSION TICKETS to the Springs on line
Nus's Glen, Niagara Falls, and Canada ria Penn
eyivana railroad also, 70 Yne de 'Eau, Old Point,
&c, by ~ TO-. ~ "A. w, GARBER,ls
3ys.fw s266 Main street, aud furs's Hotel {
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s ~ ~ Cook = Laushtoii. Auctlonears,
corner, franklin and Governor s,ra.. Il.

NRAMEsBUILDING AND LIINRpp +, :,
- 4AUGTIOE.s-OgdG NDAY The nth tna,.., ai
10 O'Clock we win sell, 70 be removed Al ttn 81
erh Express stables, Cary between S,th ,n Gu n
TWO-ST0RY FRAME, BUILDING. wiz c..r
~ feed-Bins. De-, "S'''',
'resehtyused BIZ the Express Company.
2t+5A. - tEt.stLN ALSO, 1fls, t.T at a
:szIAmrgelot Gf GOOD LUMBER
= The building Is a very large one, and NAV 10
in!rebuildlng, stabliug, &C. ''' ~ USED
III 'GtajiElA CONGRATULATIONS.
y ~ - AuctiOu+erS
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TOR SALE privately, several small, O.
n desirable DWELLINGS, situated In pleas Eli
ant localities. SMALL FARMS near town ut
moderate prices. For terms, &c, apply to- : III
- MOODY j. ROYALL, fr-TilF I
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
office corner Of Seventh and Hull streets,
1e28 ~ E't ~ Manchester Va.
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:: ---PoRT OF RICHMOND, july IL 1878. : y
= ARRIVED.
steamer State OF Maryland, Geoghegan, Balu-
more. merchandise, W. p. Britt ,,u,or or.
steamer John Sylvester, Post, Noriolk' hut
rb,nTise and MESSENGERS, l.. y. Tatun.
SAILED.
s,ca,ner Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
,,se aud nassenpers g. W. Allen Co.. agents.
Steamer j. ". Everlnan Plat, Pnladelpnla' niei
chandse w. r. Porter, agent. ,.ou. ,,o..
S,enmer EIiz1 HancoS, Clifford, Norfolk ner-
c6andise and passengers. L. b. 1atum, agent
{ 9,.,.,t MEMORANDA ErtfTi'f
schooner Geren, tBritshl sandf n, OH santos o
Richmond sailed from Ne" ON 1u5 sn. ved a,
Schooner B. H.Jones, Davis, RICHMOND, arri'eo az
New York July 9TH
10y TELEGRAPH.J
NEW YORK. July N.-ArriVed, steamer oIeih
man Arrived out, steamer Java
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BY j. Thompson Brown, i*'ft
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite DtspQtch office.


.- Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
GALE AT AUCTION, TIL U RSD a I,
y JULY IL, AT 6 O'CLOCK, a BEAGTlFQL
PIECE OF GROUND. 100 BY $50 FEET, IN
SIDNEY, ON FRANKLIN (OR Floyd Be
TWEEN MEADOW AND ROWLANp
STREETS.-This lot Of ground Is Il beautiful e'e-
waited plateau, and commands view of the city:
and can be bought low at present, on account OK
Franklin street not being open TO this point. -,
TERMS: At hour Of sale.
''- : ). THOMPSON BROWN,
iv1o ans ~. .sz- u Auctioneer.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-I will sell on SA-
- TURDAY the 10th day of July, 1879, at 10
NJ. ut the farm of Mrs. Julia A. Green, about SIX
miles above Richmond, the following properiy-to
wit: .....rt ....I..
Two CARRIAGES, 80 ,i.~ f'
tine MOWER, rgr.. .s-f#. #tE g.. ,rs
Two WAGONS. ,.,i, e.. ..-,r..
" One lot of FURNITURE,
WHEAT CROP, &C.. y. III,
to satisfy sundry executions tax and fee-hlls, in
nv hands against A. Grant, Jr, trustee for uua A.
Green, Z. X. HUMPHREYS.
II Deputy sheriff. for j. d. Lyneman,
az lid sheriff OF Henrico county.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-13

Mr. Hays Mckinley, please iusert in the
TELEGRAPH the following sales recently made
by VIM. Rhodes 81 Son, Durham Farm, sa-
leu Station, Kenosha Co. Wisconsin TO
E Il J. Payne, Cove Union Co. Oregon,
Du,han Cow Rosy Duchess, by
I'd Duke of Hendon $3.50 out of Royal Ouch.
ess, by Golden Duke 1911. Lady Jane, by I'd
Duke OF Hendon $3.50 out of Royal Duchess
by Golden Duke 1911, to Thomas HatShari.
Milwaukee, Wis, Bull calf, Brighton Lad by Sd
Duke OF Forest Hill 1889 out of Surprise by
Paris 1895. to & j. Payne. Cove, Union
Co. Oregon, two Cotswold Ewes e Ram Lamb
to VIM Bonner. Beaver Dam Dodge Co, Wis.
seven Cotswold Ewes, to o. d. Holt, Kenosha
Co. Wis. two Co,swsld Ewes, to Peter Rat.
ferty Brigh, on, Kenosha Co. Wis. Cotswold
Ram and one car load Of CotswoId sheep to
parties In Trempeleun County, Wis
SUBSCRIBER.
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PHOTOGRAPHY 1T TRUESDELLS ca
GALLERY.

On and after this date shall shut down
on the credit business of my Gallery. and
hereafter my terms will be cash only. /
prefer to havc my Chemicals remain in my
Labratory than to have them worked up into
long string of accounts that it takes from
enc TO three years to collect.
Tbs above means business and admits of no
exceptions Hereafter propose to Issue a
more superior class of Photographic work
than any that has ever been produced in
Kenoshs. and nothing will be allowed to
leave my Gallery that has not undergone my
personal inspection. afe
Negatives Will be made and proofe
shown In all cases where practicable.
prefer to make engagements with customers
when convenient day or SO beforehand,
as they will then avoid having to wait for
Others and the time OF their engagement. will
be entirely their own, | have just received
a fine lot OF Btereoscopic Views and InsGru-
ments that ARE going to be sold cheap. My
prices for all kinds of work will be reason
able and the quality of work Superior.
Nov. 18th 1878. T#
8. W TRUEsDELL.
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FARMERS MEETING.
SUBSCRIBER

The regular meeting OF the Live Oak Farm
ers Cub of Bristol WAS held at the residence
of Chas Gibbs Saturday Evening. Nov 1st
The meeting was called 10 order by President
Coting. On motion 1t was voted that Q
Secretsrys book presented TO the Club by
8. Q johnson be accepted and a vote OF
thanks tc ndered him for the same
The subject f,r discussion WIS Which {
the mcst profitable to make butter or cheese
from the Inilk Of from tour TO ten cows a
home or To carry It to,A iactory
TIL next meeting will be held at the house
OF Peter Deylin Saturday. Nov Goth at P. M
Subject for discussion. Resolved that III,
conduct OF Rail Roads aud rates OF fare:
and freIghts should be regulated by law.
F. r SNYDER, Sec.
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GLEASON -BENEDIC On he Il list.
in Randall at the residence o. NJ Char
Benedict, by Rev f. Danglass. Mr..
Fred Fl Gleason OF Bloomfield, Waiworth
Co., 20 Miss Ma tina c. Pen dict,
PARKER-HALE Monday Nov 10, ct the
Ch~rch of ,he Holy Family, by the Rev.
Father Settlers, John G. Parker and Mis- An
ME Hale, OF Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin.
JOSLYN BUSH BY Rev w. McFa,laue,
al Sr,vauia, Nov 9Th 1873. A GustavuS
10 Iva and Miss Joseph n A ush, both Of
Brls.ul, Kenosha Co
At the residence of
Elijah Ames, Pixies Corners, Kenosha Coun-
Nv. WIS, November 10 h 1878. by Rev. w.
w. Stewart, Mr.. Francis M. Llebcr and
Miss Harriet e. Huntley, all OF this city.
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BALEoU's MAGAzING FOR DECEMBER
The December number Of Bailou's Magaz ~
Is a most attractive UNDERGONE Of the brs
that We have seen this year. 1t contains
some thirty different articles, and each is o.
remarkable interest to the general reader.
Tue stories IN this Issue fresh and good
the poetry eloquent and iervent, while tie
Illustrations are such as will cause more tia,
the ueual share OF attention. Orly 81 so PEI
year, and ID cents single copies. For sale
all The news depots in the coantry. Address
Thomes 81 Talbot, 80 Bromfeld St., Boston
Mass.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-13

man in the employ of Mr. hastings,
farmer, on the Racine Road, last Frldt y
morning was charged, IN 'he abaence OF Mr.
Hastings, to accompany two Of that gentle
mans chi dren TO school. The horse and
huggy were made ready, and the children
carefully tucked UP for the ride. just as
the man turned out from The tronJ gaze on
the road, his horse started with fright, twisl
ed The buggy out Of shape, and threw the
occupants heavily 20 the ground, injurjng
one O! the girls internally. the worst results
from which are feared. aud severely sprainiEg
t wrist of the other. We arc informed
hat no blame js aStachab!e to the man /; his
attention being on the gate, the horse brcamt
entirely uumanageable before he 2ompre-
hended the danger.
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A DEITOCTsATIC LOYE FEAST.


The ieformers had q Publication (some oil
our exchanges call il a love feas;) at Madison
on Saturday Thrre was large meeting in
the AS emily Chamber which Was addressed
by II orion, DR. Wight, G B. Smith, May
or Gregory, and Col. Vilar. The majority OF
the speakers claimed that The result OF tie
recent lection wa simon pure Democratic
victory. Mr.. Smith called tho vlctors " the
Democratic party" MIR. Villas said he had
carried :. II, uEket in The ranks OF the Oemocla-
cy for long ard gloomy gears, and he rcjoiced
greatly in this hour OF triumph" Mr. Gregory
declared that '"the Democrats were the rank
and file OF he army waich lad just won such
victory" Judge Orion, who presided over
the meeting. SAID ut was a'victory which had
ben wal ed tor by chose in the popular party
Tor seven cen long and dreary years"
The speeches Of these gentlemen was sponta
neous aud earnest. Here we find the lie and
heart Of the Democratic, party breaking forth
like q volcano, and at the State capital. The
remarks were, without doubt, as truthful as
thew were hearty.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-13

The sohu1nan Quartette, from Chicago
who gave q musical entertainment last FRI
day evening. were greeted by an attentive
ard enthusiastic audience. The excellent
enunclation Of The words, as well as the haf.
moby o! tue voices rendered the quartette
singing particularly acceptable. The song
W. well selected aud the audience showed
ia appreciation by frequent encore. W.
hive seldom heard finer bass voice thai
NJ Tndcns in Grand Old Ocean" W
rust thetame gentlemen Wal favor Kenosl a
again.
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READING Room An other attempt is to he
made to maintain O. reading room in Kenosha
The new room Is in the TruesdeIl Beck
nearly twice as large the one used last
wear. and commodlous and pleasant in every
way. The supply OF reading matter will be
larger than last year, the room will be so
managed this time that complete order viii
b.. ensured. The details OF he system viii
be published next week, aud the room opened
the week after.
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Church Directory.

congregational,
REV. H. C. HITCHCOCK, Pastor,--services at 10 10
a. m,and7 p. IN.
aIethOdist.
REV. G. A. SMITH Pastor, Service at 10 Ia a.
u. and 7 p. m.
Episcopal,
REv. LUcIEN G LANCE. Pastor,--Svl vice al 10 1-2
am. and 71-2 p. m
Gcrmao Methodist,
REV. c. HEDLER, Pastor,-service alto IL a. m.
~ and p. m.
~ Unitarian.
REV. Il. NJ. SIMMONS. Pastor-service at 71-2 p. n.
ST. Marks Catholic.
FATHFR W. DAUGHRTY, Priest,-service ats1-2
and 10 Ia a. m. anO p. m.
EA Baptist.
Rev. j. Mountain, PasnG service at 10 IL a. m.
and 7a-4p,nl 81.
Lutheran.
REV. G. poPP, Pastor,-Service at ~ LA. m.
st. Georges Catholic.
FATHER NJ. BETTER, Priest,-service at 8 and l0a.
m and 1-2 D m
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The Ea0usehoIA Panncen,
and
EHa Rm2lY Aim iHn@mk

s the best remedy in the world for he following
complaints. viz, Cramps in the Limbo and SION
ach. Pain in he Stomach, Bowels. or Side, Rheum-
atism in all rs forms, Bilious Colic. Neuralgia,
cholera, Dysente y, Colds. Fresh Wounds. Burns.
Sors Throat. spinal Complaints, Sprains and
Bruiaes, Cbills and Fever. For Internal and Ex-
ernel use IN no g.t 9fs
= lts operation IL not only to relieve the patient,
bat entirely removes the canse Of the complAipt.
1t penetrate and pervades the whole system, re-
storing healthy action 10 all Its parts and Quick
ening the blood.
rhe tiousehold Panacea is Purely vege-
table and All HeaiiI 4. F.. t- aHa
Prepared by
CURTIS BROWN ~.at
No 2l5 Fulton Street New York
For sale by all druggists. 1y7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-13

Noticing the recent accession TO the husi
ness circles Of Evanston, in the person of MIR
3s nuel Reynolds the Inder OF that place
says 4 he old and w Unknown Arm Of r. V.
" ghtman 81 Bro, is succeeded by Tie name
Wghtman & Reynolds. AS is well known
Mir K. V. Wlghlman, who had tor so many
years been respected stove and hardware
dealer 10 Evanston, s'went West" on account
of falling health. several years ago, leaving
his brother to manage the E~auston store.
". now relIs his interest to Mr.. Reynolds.
We are glad to welcome this gentleman TO
Our vii age. He is an old and highly re.
~pected citizen OF Kenosbo, having been for
the past twenty years connected with Balm s
lnge wagon manuiactury at that place. He
began in that establishment when the firm
made only three wagons per week, and
leaves them turning out about twenty pei
day. He has proved himself IL man OF energy
aud business capacity, just the kind TO help
make the business wheels of our village
hum He comes into live concern that has
ways maintained a first-class reputa lion.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-13

l.. Fellows & Co. offer this week At their
closing out sale so pairs White 81 Cry Blank
els, 25 doz Ladies underwear, 100 felt Skir' ,
81 doz Hosiery, rs doz Gents Shirts 81 Draw .
cvs at ruinously low prices 2w24
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-13


It is GettiIr to be pretty geucrahy u"d
stood that Mr.. E;chleman Of Doan's, exceIs
IN cutting Boys Clothes as tceH as mems No
grandfather suits Iol Boys, or bumps behind
the shoulders on his plate, 4NS3
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-13

The marvellous fcats Of the Yeddo Japs ere
highly spoken orby aIIwho have seen them. 1t
i4lrlly astonishing to witness The Broken Lao
der rcats the extraordinary Bottle Act, Top Spin
ming, and o hers Of eqdal wonder and interest.
,sna gee them at KimFsll Hall tonight