The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-12-24
JOSEPH HucK, Of Paris, when return

ing home from attending the funeral q
his brothers wife, week ago last Sun
day, met with an accident putting his
shoulder out OF joint and slightly injur-
ing him otherwise. When near home on
the road between Paris and Somers his
team, in place of going ahead, commerc-
ed backing, and Mr.. Huck, thinking there
must be something wrong with the har-
ness, Undertaking to get out of the Car
riage TO SEQ what was the matter and the
team starting and running at the Same
time, was thrown out and injured as
above stated. The team ran to the gate
and stepped and Mr.. Huck soon followed
and came up with the team where they
had stopped at his gate.
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THE RKPUBLIc.-This valuable Magazine for De-
csmber is at hand, ard contains many articles
worthy OF careful attention, among which are The
Late Elections, tie vote of 1874 compared with
1872, Foreign Intercourse, Canadian RecprOcil y,
The Public Domain. Railway Postal Service,
Equalization of Soldiers Bounties, the ChattanOo-
Ga Convention, Press Comments on the late Ell, c.
tions, Report ofthe Secretary Of the Treasury and
ether valuable articles
The Prospectus OF THE REPUBLIC for 1878, prom
Uses the magazine at the old prlcc So per year.
OF postage. and that it shall be published on new
type especially selected for the work, an evidence
of prosperity We are glad to note. Send for sam
pie copy to The REpunLrc. Washington, D. O.
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Under the head of "lccal i'ems" oul
Deighbor the Kenosha Telegraph pub
fishes the local news from Waukegan,
Milwaukee, La Crosse, and other cities
within $50 miles of that place. We are
pleased TO notice this Improvement in
the management of the local page of that
paper, inasmuch as they formerly pub
lished news from the Sandwich Islands,
Great Br,tian and other foreign countries
under be above leading. P.rhao s they
may get around yet and say srme'hing
+" bout Kenosha. Who knows ?-W auks-
gan Gazette.
The Gazette is so well pleased to notice
in the local page of the
Telegraph that it forgets it's own i'm
periectious and fails to write grammati>
cally if not intelligibly. It says: 1--WE
are pleased to notice this improvement
in the local page of that paper, inasmuch
as hey formerly published news" &c.
We would respectfully ask the editors
of the Gazette what the word they in the
foregoing refers to for ITS antecedeni
1t must refer either to the word page
IN the same sentence or to the word
neaghboT in tae preceding sentence.
Page is 3 thing and neighbor is person,
and each is singular. Will the editors
of the Gazette please inform their readers
what they refers to for its autecedert and
whether it is singular or plural f.?
The Gazette has had much to say about
Kenosha as few houses on sand bank
which we deemed unworthy Of notice
1t would now seem to be giving its at
tention to its "ne1ghbor Of the Telegraph"
and is pleased to notice Its Improvement
We would suggest to the editors Of tie
Gazette that "Charity beans at home. .
Aud We would respectfully ask them
it they notice any improvement Of the
Gazette. Once we hoped to notice i'm
provement but Of late we hcve had t..
hope against hope. Can n he editor
dossomething to strengthen our hope
by noticing some Improvement Ill the
management of some parts of the G. zette {?
BIZ go doing, they will confer a grea
favor upon US, to tile great advantage OF
th mselves and the readers Of the Ga
Zette.
THE LADIES OF Wesley Chapel have sent US