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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES


Black Silks from 81. 90 to SO so. about Nv
thirds OF last years prices. ~5@ DoAN.
8a93 gag |aol2'c tBoat s4w ri
. a.a. i s. su .a l..igsod eds an8ata
A good Alpaca for 50 cents, and full line
OF better grades at prices accordingly.
4w"51 DoAN.
Doan more than sustains his reputation oil
last year for turning out the mo66y suits. No
need now of going to Chicogo for fine clothing.
4wr5l rrfnr r.,,oe.....t. 4..1s
Jap Silks. Lawns. Piques, etc. Good
stock dress goods going off rapidly at Doan's
Low prices and good goods draw the crowd !.
4ws5l r.
John Bromley & Sons best extra Surer
Ingram Carpe.s. latest patterns direct from The
saamutacturers. and other best makes now
selling very low at Doan's. Look at his
beautiful Roxbury Tapestries for parlor, hall
and stairs to match. 4w-5I
New Carpets at ,4d4 saJ*t s.
2m46 8a~a .ea .s + SIMMONS.
The Best is the Cheapest. Buy English
Oil Cloths at msh sz A4t4 .tsFlSst I
WAC tt a.aens a1s .394g4g S1N,roNs
Dress Goods & Trimmings. The finest as
sortment in FOWL at
mac SIMMONS.
Ht 4W tH. #t .I7~@- ~ -
Ask to see John Bromley & Sons Extra
Super Ingram Carpets at Simmons, only au..
thorized agent for Kenosha county. 4m4l
Ladies Collars. Cuffs. Rufs, Ruches
Neckties &C., at Simmons. lava
.4t - FOR SALE. aaaal Iii ose.
The House occupied by me on Prairie Ave-
nue., including ~ or III acres of land as pur-
chaser may wish. .. al
E.G. Durant.
Clothing, Clothing 1T is a well known
fact that the one who is patronized the most
will give the best satisfaction. To find that
place call at yuo O. Pc N. GRoscHEs.
srah ss So ! ira s.. 5w49 -
A fresh arrival of Spring & Summer
Cloths, Hats, Caps, also general Stock of
Gents furnishing goods to be sold cheap for
cash nj .#- [. d N. GRoSCHE. 5w49
Your chance to buy Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats ard Caps out o, an entirely new stock,
and cheaper than you can possibly imagine,
unless you go and see for yourself, is at the
Cash store.
2w-52 L. FELLOWS & Co.
Il QUARTERLY MEETING.-The second quartz
erly meeting of the Kenosha County AgriculA
tural Society for 1874 will be held at the hall
of the society in Bristol, on Monday June lst
at O'Clock P. M. for the transaction OF any
business that may properly come before the
meeting. full attendance is requested.
Kenosha May 2lst 1874
II. Il. TARBELL,
wv % Secretary.
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INTERESTING TO INVALTDsy

HARLEMvILLE Columbia Co, Y. July 9, 1873
Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.. Ea.tt#4 s5
Dear SSr Your favor is just receivea. In
tendedto have written TO you several week
since concerning the Improvement IN my healths
winch ls now very apparent. have used one,
bottle OF Favorite Prescription with the best re-
suits, although will admit | was somewhat dis
couraged after its use Qor short time only. T
took II under very disadvantageeus circumst ances
having the supervision of the house and during
the season of "heuse cleaning I was obliged,
through tie lncompetency Of help, to do more
thar ought, and. OF course, suffered dreadfully
lifted when ought mott have raised my haad
and did all could to bring 'order out of chaos
but upon laying aside all cares and continuing
the remedy and after using less than one bottle
| 10 be 50 much benefited that have discontinue
the use VII no return OF the symptoms of which
wrote you | nave suffered te:rlbly and what
ADDED to my distress was the consciousness OF
not procuring relief from ordinary sources at
times 1t seemed aboul Impossible 10 stand so great
was the distress All of those severe neuaalgic
pains have disappeared, they were so bad at times
could hardly walk without some external pres
sure. They seem to have left me like magic.
suddenly, and have had no return other
symptoms have been removed. fbe severe
weakness and faintuess have Disappeared ard I
can go up stairs with comparative ease now I
would have informed you ere this of my improve
ment for appreciated it, but was fearful 1t was
only transient benefit was receiving but think
sufficient time has elapsed to Consider The bene-
nclal results permanent. Accept of my best
wishes for your future success and your Kindness
in advising me.
Very 'ruly, MRS. NJ. NETTIE SNYDER.
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MISS GRANTS APPROACHING NUP7
TAILS

The invitations To tbp, White House
wedding are very plain, without mono
gram or device, ana read as follows /: Y g.
The President and Mrs. Grant request
the pleasure of your company at the mar
rage OF their daughter. at the Executive
Mansion on Thursday, May 81, at II
o'clock, a. m. s4ta10 F3 hFE"4 -el nsf13s
This is on heavy parchment paper, and
will enclose two plain bristol board cards,
each about. ~ by four inches in size.
ore bears the name of Miss Nellie w
Grant, the other Mr.. AlgerEon G. f. Sar-
toris. aasataai & 1a. i .asees vd o- og
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Dated Kenosha. May 18th 1874
WHEATON, ].

The ladies Of Wheaton have succeeded
after two months hard and perseverina
labor, in closing all the liquor saloon .
They formed stock company and raised
q large prosecuting found ana put it to
the hands Off prosecuting commit ee
After one ssaloon-keepcr was fined S1Oo
and five other suits were begun, the
liquor men YIELDED, called fer quarter nd
signed ST. 1000 bond to M longer sell in
violation oftho Stale law It was accept
ed, and they shut up shop.
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- u n SPRINGFIELD, Me-, 4, 1872.
Mr.. Ill. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir: My daughter has
been out of health for abOuttwO years. About a
year ago she had tumor come on her side, (which
was very painful. I saw Vegei advertised in
the Farmer. anu sent to Bangor and got two
potteis. She is now taking the second bottle, her
nealth Is much Improved, and the tumor is going
away as fast as it came. Every one in this
vicinity knows what Vegetine han done for my
oaughter, ana l take every opportunity to re-
commend it to those who are not aware of its
great Value. toa4 = .es@ Very respectfully
.,. NRs. sUSAN G. RANDALL.
ooLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. 4w 81
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Report from Practical Chem.
Isl and Apothecarv.

~ BOSTON, May /, 1871.
DEAR SrR ; This is to certify that have sold
at retail, sixty three doz (756 boties) of your
that it has given the best satisfaction of any rem
edy, for the complaints for which it is recon-
mended, that ever sold. Scarcely day passes
merits on themselves or their friends. am nor
sonally cogn;zant of several cases Of ScrotuLow.
Ianaors being cured by VEGETINE alone in this
vicinity. Very respectfully yours.
3k HH9 1853 Al GILMAN
TO d. II. Stevens, Esq. 46S Broadway.
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and by the time had taken the third bottle NV
mouth was entirely cured. Have not been troub-
leo With 1t since that time which is eight months
ago. have recommendedit to several of nv
acquaintance and every Que speaks fayorahIy
OF It's good effect. Yours truly.
p. g. SHERMAN.
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Every One Speaks Favcrably,

EAST MARsHFIELD, Aug. 81 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS DEAR SIR I have been troubled
With Canker from childhood; causing nav mouth
to be so sore At times, that was unable to eat:
Have taken many preparations, but with no effect
until tried your VEGETInE. After taking few
doses, I found it relieved the tairtness at the
stomach that always accompanies Canker humor ;
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Which report was on motion ofald Reed
adopted.
The Committee On Printing presented the
| following report.
10 the Hon Mayor and Common Council
OF the city of Kenosha.
Your committee to whom was referred
toe matter OF ascertaining The price at which
fifty or more copies of the City Charter and
Ordinances, &C., could be obtained for, re-
port as follows:
We have been unable TO obtain any bid
from the Telegraph Office"
From the Union Office we obtained the
following offer
Estimate for so copies of the Kenosha
City Charter, Ordinance, &C., 95c per page !;
fifty additional copies $40 co. and TO each adj
ditional fifty $3.50, and we further report
that the same work done in 1866 cost the
city $242 sO-1o0, but the number of copies
printed we are unable to state. The work
was done at the Telegraph office. - =
We also annex two proof pages from the
Union office. showing the type and work to
be done for the consideration OF this body.
Your Committee recommends the accepts
ance of the offer Of the Union Office as re-
ported above. Ae.tE]@ I s-@d%~~@A !
Geo Beren
'@' 1"tA Phillip Lentz Com p
.A G Weber al
Which report was on motion OF aid Schend
adopted by the following vote. s'-@'"
dyes; aid Head O'Brien Van Vie, SIM
mons, Berens, Weber, Leutz, schend, Huetter
Bruins.
Noes Reed Yule. n @+t .''3
On motion of aid Lentz the matter oil
leasing Pine street from West Main street
to the creek to Geo Larnarge was referred to
committee on streets and alleys with power
| to act. ~ = 4 ~ sA4
| Mess. r Simmons and E G Timme waited
upon the council for the purpose of asking
for an appropriation of seventy-fve dollars
towards deiraying the expenses of decoration
day.
Aid VBrien moved that seventy Ave doll
lars be appropriated to the committee on
Finance ofdeceration day to deiray expense.
which motion was carried by the following
vote
Ayes old Reed. Head, O'Brien, Van VIE
Simmons, Berens, Weber. Lentz Schend Huet
| ter BTnns
NoesHald YuIe c~-Y g.~Ngv-gs
1 On motion OF aid Head the committee on
Judiciary Was instructed to collect of s Rooney
damages &c for breaking Lamp posts !,
| On motion Of Ald Head Three Hundred
Dollars were appropriated to G Fl Sager on
dredge contrac. Nv e'AtAA iA
| On motion of Aid Lentz the Committee on
Harbor was instructed to procure three set
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PHOTOGRAPHIC. The offer il still open If you
have any views you want made OF Kenosha and
vicinity. You can have it done by leaving the
orders at Truesdel's Gallery, without any charge
for making negatives. Qw-5G
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The NEWEST SPANISH MINISTRY
The new ministry i announced May 13tt
as follows: fa4
Zabala, President Of the Council an6
Minister OF War, Sagasta, Minister Of th,
Interior; Ull, Mlnister of Foreign Affairs
Camacho, Minister of Finances; AL, me-
Martinez, Minister cf Justice; Alonzo Col
emenarirs, Minister of Public Works
Romero Ortez, Minister OF Colonies; Ro
oeriguez Arias, Minister Of Marine
RELIGIOUS MATTERS IN JAPAN.-A let
ter from Japan in the Cologne Gazatte
says that the religious question, which is
an increasing topic of discussion among
the japanese, has again been brought be-
fore the public by a memorandum issued
by two officials OF the religious depart
ment. The memorandum begins 10y point
ing out that Japan has made such i'm
mense progress that Der civilization and
commerce are equal to those OF Europe,
but that IN religious matters she still
hesitates between Buddhism and Chris
SANITY. L therefore proposes thai public
dispntatlons should be organized between
Buddhist and Shinte priests On one side,
and Chritian preac ers On the other.
Each OF these disputations would take
place ora specified subject, to be agreed
upon beforehand ~ the contendlng par
ties. The speeches would be taken down
by shorthand writer's, aud Published in
several languages, and an nterya! OF 10
days would elat Sc between che Qisputa-
ton and the next. By these means, the
mem Arandum continues, the world would
be able To decide which religion ls The
true one, and make its choice accordingly.
The expenses OF the proposed disputa-
tons would be covered by the paoceeds
OF the sale of the short hand reports o
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A WoLF Hunt is to come off in the
town Of Bristol on Friday the s9th instant.
Managers, c. Muntzeuberger on the
South, Lyman Smith on the East, Nelson
Edwards on the North and Ebene ger Mead
IN the West.-C: Muntzenberger will be
manager of gunners.e ~y vrrf ~,p~,
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sP1 LATE BRIsTOL SODA
SPRINGS
The world progresses The sick are fiud-
Ing nearer way to health. than by Doctors
prescriptions Diseases that bid defiance to
drugs succuInb to The Mineral Water on the
farm OF J M Eddy, in Bristol Mess Eddy and
Benedict do not blow much abC ut it, they are
willing to trust its success &c its merits II
you doubt on the subject, come AMI read
the letters from parties who have used it
Orders addressed to Il Eddy, Woodwork,
or Benedict Bristol, promptly filled
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IF you want good appetite for breakfast
get up at FIVE O'Clock 10 the morning, and
spade in your garden for couple of hours.
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Mr.. BRADFORD has commenced buildin,
his new house on the corner of Pearl an,
Congress streets. -
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A THIEF broke into Boes en- 81 Bedessen's
furniture store last Monday night and stole
baby's carriage valued at thirty dollars
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How either sex may yH foaclna nae and cain
the love Il affections of any person they choose
instantly. This simple, mental requirement al;
can possess. free, by mail for 25c, together with
to Ladies. Wedding Night Shirt. &C A pueer
book. Address L. WILLIAM s. co. Pubs. Phil
4W51
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WE think it wound be good idea to
sprinkle Market street from Main to Church
street. ..-~,
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Our hay and wood market has been de-
serted for the last two weeks on account
of our farmers being busy with their SOW
ing. IL INV G II 4tf
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I hereby certify that the above statement
is correct.
ANDREW ScHoFFEN, City Treasurer,
Dated henosha May 18th, 1874,
STATEMENT
urer from April 18th to May 18th 1874.
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THE Kenosha Tanning Mill Co. are ship.
ping their fan ming m ills all over The western
states,
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See j. 8. Fletcher's advertisement of clos
ing out sale of Sewing Machines. s r.rHA.
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QUITE crowd visited our cemetery and
park last Sunday afternoon, II being beau~
tiful day.
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A GOOD many o: our citizens are building
quite extensively this spring
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COMMON COUNCIL.
Proceedings of the Board Of Aldermen,

Proceedings OF the Board OF Aldermen,
Regular Meeting, May 18th, 1874.
Present-Mayor Webster.
Aldermen Reed, Head, O'Brien, Yule. Van
Vie, Simmons, Berens, Wisber, Lentz, Schend
Huetter, Bruins.
The minutes of last meeting were read and
approved. @ 49,
Petition of Joshua Fl. White was on mo-
ton OF Aid Ynle retened to Committee on
Streets and Alleys with power to act.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Andrew schoFen, Groceries for poor s13 S.
John Gnaden, saving wood for Council
1 Room LIZ
IL. Nj. Rogers, Stationery l 81
Kenosha Telegraph, Printing 6 81
Fred Robinson, Sundries 1927
Kenosha Union, Printing 1890
-. A. SlossoD, Groceries for poor 800
Tha Finance Committee presented the fol-.
lowing report
To the Honorable Mayor and Comm On
Council of the City of Kenosha, Your Com
mittee on Finance beg leave to report that
they have examined the financial condition
of the City. and find the following Indebted.
ness
Loan of A. Guichard due Feb. LIST,
1875. 1900
Outstanding Orders to April 10th
1874 6a3 AZ
Orders of different Committees paid
by Treasurer 32.4O
S2,S55. SO
The report of The Treasurer has been ex-
amined and found correct.
When the dredge is completed there will
be due So 400, making total of $6,255.S6.
VAN VIE. Chairman.
G. D. HEAD,
E+E ICHABoD SIMMONS,
On motion of AID Reed the foregoing re-
port was accepted and ordered to be placed
ON file
The Com. on Claims reported on and iec-
commended the payment OF the Bill of the
Citizens Gas Light and Coke Company,
which report was accepted. 3 NJ
Aid Yule moved to amend the above report
of the Committee on Claims allowing one
half of the Bill of SAID Gas Light and Coke
Company, which amendment was declared
carried by the following vote :
Ayes-Ald O'Brien, Yule, Van VIE, Sim
mons, Berens, Weber Schend, Huetter
Noes-Ald Reed. Head, Lentz, Bruins.
BILLS REFERRED.
G. c. Limpert, Repairing hose sc. S2l.75
Engine Co. No. 2, Sundries n4.7O
]. Heating, Carriage 225
j. Heating, Carriage 1.75
l.. De Diemer, Renewing mud scow 200
. The Committee on Public Grounds pres
sented the following report;
The Committee on Public Grounds would
report that the services of Mr.. Haughey can
be procured for 50 90 per day and his help
for 1.75 per day and would recommend that
his services be procured.
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THE Chicago & n ortLwestern R r. Co.
are filling up the bridge north of the depot.
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ABOUT 100000 matches we're burned u
trying to light the gas Tuesday night
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Y-McKILLIP-May 18th 1873, at the
residence of James DeWoit, Menasba, Wis.,,
by Rev. D. 2. Clinton. Mr. w. s Fiuskey
OF this city and Mrs Sarah McKilip of
Menasha. 55 nf ~ sf|
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We heard man lnquring for strawber
ges the other day. A little too ealy.
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A GOOD many strangers were in this cit,
last Saturday.
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SEE new advertisement of Wilson Sewing
Machine in another part of this paper.
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FoR SALE.-A six acre tract of choice tim
b9r land. For particulars inquire at the
store of Mrs. P, Fl. Calligan, Autioch, III.
2w.52 .a t,
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PROF. SWANS Band was out last Monday
afternoon.
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THERE ought to be a gas light at the
corner of Market and Ann street.
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Our DEVIL has com menced learning pho
biography.
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A NEW brick store is being put up on Mar
let Stree.
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ARE we going to have ce Iteration on the
Fourth of July?
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The Saloon.keepers are happy. The Cru.
sAders are no more.
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ONE week and three more days before sum.
ner, -E.-
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WANTED.-A reliable and influential man or
woman to take the agency in the city of Kenosha
for "The Christian Work." Evangelical but not
se1tarian Edited by L Dewitt, Talmage, -
Sturgeon, Bonar s. Parker of London Contributors
You can take 200 orders in the next thirty days
Address at once H. III. Chandler Manager Western
Depot, 80 Madison Street, Chicago, Ill. ..ft
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AWNINGS are being put up in front of our
stores. $# t&sa
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REFRESHING. rains the past week.
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DECORATION day week from Saturday.
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The Wisconsin State Sunday School Con
venticn held at Ripon, Wis. May IL, 10 and
H. inst, seems to have been very success
ful aud harmonious affair. The lecture given
by DR.. Vincent. The musical departme
conducted by Prof. Townc, as we'll as the
entertainment provided by the good people
OF Rpon all passed OF splendidly, Kenosha
county was represented by Rev Fl. C Hitch
cock, S. c. Johnson and NJ. MyrcS. The
officers elected fer next year are ..tt .,,aa.
President. Prof. Kenastoa, of kipon, ID.
First Vice President. -Eev. j. w. Fish, OF
Fox Lake. lms. Be- Ga 4
Second Vice President Mrs. K FILLMORE.
of Milwaukee. t4sGG pug EmfE G3 la
Secretary.-S. G.. Johnson, of Kenosha. 81
Treasurer &C. M. Blackman, of White
water.
The convention will meet next year st
Whitewater. 4ai0s1 ll<ht@GH tot ~ 7N0t5t@
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STATEMENT

of all city orders paid by the City Treasurer
since Aprii 22d up to. date
No of Orders drawn in On what Ami
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OUR street sprinkler has commenced bust
ness.
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Rev e. H. Hopkins, OF Jackson Centre, Shelby.
Co., Ohio, says, "MY wife had the consumption
Tor ten years, ard hal been confined to her ed
Or some time. heard of DR.. L. @. G. twishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. and after using four bet
les, she was able to do the work for her family -
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SUBSCRIBE for the Telegraph.
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Cane or a Remington Double Barrel Breach
$40; 6y simply working up your unoccupies
time in a way explained in. the circulars of ths
H. P. Co. Perfectly Legitimate; and Iespecsa
Ii. p. Co, l29 East a8th St., New York. 4w51
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