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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24
Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, September pa 4. NJ
Over the Middle States, stationary followed
by falling barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, somewhat higher temperature, and
clear weather.
Associated Press telegram.J
WASHINGTON, September 23-7P M.-For
Thursday over the South Atlantic States,
north and east winds, falling barometer,
somewhat igher-temperatures, cloudy and
rainy weather.
Over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall .
ing barometer, northeast to southeast winds,
higher temperatures, with cloudy weather
and possibly rain.
Over the Lower Lakes, stationary and fall.
ing barometer and temperature, northeas-
terly winds, increasing cloudiness, and pos
Sibly local rains.
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We have opened BOOK and STATIONERY
STORE. one door above Tenth street, and offer :
new stock of ...... -r.aa~ -
COLLEGE, SCHOOL, AND MIsCELLANE-
Gus BOOKS,
and superior assortment of plain and fancy
WRITING PAPER,
English and American. Also, Fairchild's standard
GOLD PENS and kogcrs'5 ENGLISH POCKET
KNIVES. Gse 23-1wJ LAFFhRTY- & co.
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FLORIDA AGUE PILLS.

car,,,, cnre for cHILLs and FEVER, DUMB
Gums. and AGUE, without any Of the injurious
effects of quinine, mercury, or arsenic.
Numerous testimonials OF their speclnc enect ~
OF c.sss sf IhIIIs and Fever, after quinine ard
other remedies had completely failed, are In the
hands of the proprietor.
A cure is ginran ,eed In every case
prica s0c a box, Sent by mail free.
For sale by RUsERT LEChd, Psop rPbo s ,nd
: ne Dove. Druggists, Richmond, Va.
co q-NThnSlm
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CLARKE & RYLAND,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
RICHMOND, VA,

having lately moved into the spacious store. No;
9l3 Main street, next door above their old
Stand. would axe this opportunity to return thanks
to their friends and customers for past fayors and
call their attention to the INCREASED FACILITIES
FOR BUSINESS with which they enter upon the fall
trade.
The colleges. academies, and private schools Of
Virginia and the southern States generally will find
their stock large. fresh and varied. embracing all
the approved textbooks The. public schools OF
Virginia for which they have been special agents
for years past. can purchase all the books and
Supplies lately re-adopted by the State Board Of
Education at CONTRACT PRICES.
Country merchants may lay III all their supplies
of BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY kTIcLE3 1T
prices that will compare favoraby with Tic north
ern markets.
City purchasers will find our stock of BLANK
Books, INKS ENVELOPES. ana OFFICE STATION
EKY generally large and choice.
our EDUCATIONAL CATALOGUE Is now READY,
and will De sent postpaid to any address upon APP
plication. .,
Address STARkE Is RYLASD.
Booksellers, 9l3 Main street,
co1o RchmNnd. Va.
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WANTS.

WANTED, to EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Gated farm some thirty miles out OF town by rail.
Difference TO the extent of $4,000 or So 600 will
DC paid Ia cash. Inquire Of l.. :. kQuIRE,
.e. Real Estate Agent OF Bank street.
So "a .2tTkSS*
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RICHMOND YORK RIVER And CHEsArxIxsa
<s $500 ~ F.is+s3 RAILROAD GOMrAfsf,Sss$
aitf RICHMOND. April 10. IS74~ssS

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CaEsAPxlxB3
X, - ~ = Fis+s3s RAILROAD COMPANY, -
n. 60 i Hif5ss RICHMOND. April 1 q. lS74~sS
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. APRIL
" 21sT, PASSENGER and FREIGHT -RAIN6
on this road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leayce
Richmond at 8 z. NJ; fSupdayss excepseSi1. and
train from West Poht will arriys At Richmond &c
1910 A. d. dailY. n. 49,
The splendid steamers Havana and Louise VIII rra
In :cannechon with this road and win leave West
Point daily Sundays excepted on the arrival OF the
train, which leayes Richmond al p. arriving at
Baltimore next 1norns y In ample time TO connecs
with trains for Washington, East, North, and Wests
and leave Baltimore daily tSupdays exceptcdt Ut Z
P. NJ, connecting at WesE Point with the trztH
due 1T Richrlon' al 10 next morning
i !. Fare TO BaltimorE.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 90
TO Baifinfore ana Teturh... 90
10 washington. 4 OU -
rare 70 Phladeiphta q 90 Eei
To Ph1ladelpha and return. Is rs
rare 70 New Ork 10 90
To New I DIRK and returls......,. 10 %
FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight oufy.
leaves Richmond daily tMondays exceptedl at
1890 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at WesS
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early next
morning. ~ ssE te55a
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays ut z A. NJ. Local freight recoiv~s Euezs
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Superintendent.
WIN. BRAGG, Master TRANSFORMATION. ap 90
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WANTED, 100 COLORED WOMEN,
w to go North to do general house work in pli
waite families. Wanted. 100 COLORED COAL
MINERS 10 go to Indiana"lrsnsporiation fur
Illinois who can pay their way at emigrant rate
wages II .25 per ton. Constant work guaranteed
Till 1st May, 1875.
J.P. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
sc 5 No. Fifteenth street.
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RICHMOND, t'hEDS il IUIUMAt- lS h.tyS,,. =
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
~ RICHMOND. September 10, 1674.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, rkED'G s f9roMAe Is. t..,yv,s
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. September o, 167A.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
7:so A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad.street station fsurdsys. e1-
ceptedl. stops only at Ashland JUNO
Baltimore aud Potomac railroads
DUE IN BALTIMORE lis r. ii.
2:35 ?. NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta.
s,sn ds! FyS, s MsS oT EFr e
Quantico, with trains of the Bati.
- more aud Ohio raiiroad at their wharf
opposite AIeNandr!a-due In Balfl-
more 1870 p a.; and ut Washing
e)n with the Baltimore aud Potomac
railroad for baltimore and the North
HOS P. NJ, NIGHT MAN, leaves Byrd-stree
station Sundays eaeeDtsdh copneetin
NJ Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
COOL. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
IIanoverJuncti0n. leaves Broad street
station {Sundays excepted).
$50 A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL arrives az Byrd-StreeS
station Mondays excepledt
1870 ?. H., DAY JAIL arrives AZ Byra sstreet stas
1880 P. NJ, BaLTiMoRE EXPRESS arrives at
Broad-street station tSundays except
s:s7A.M AfuGScoMMopATlos TRAIN arrives
at Broad-street station Sundays eI-
DAILY rg fsR;ff1i LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOTH, H..
By this route new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been addea TO night trains both Ways DO.
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOR
BERTHS, 81. Passengers taking this car are nos
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
I'm the car to as late an hour Rs they please. 80
FKEIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station
DAILY fSurdays exccptedl at $3.50 A. III. connect
Ing at Qaanttco with the Alexandrla and Frede-
rickspurg railway far Baltimore. returning, viii
arrive at Broad-Street station It 81 r. 81
Through bills OF lading and rates given TO all
principal points North and West
- 80 ~. 80 j. B. GENTRY.
Sc is General Freight and Ticket Agent
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WANTED. a good COOK, without in
w cumbrance, to &c ok and wash for q meCium-
sized family. Also, HOUSE-GlRL. j.
P.J. CREW,
corner Twenty eighth and Franklin streets.
sc 22-3t&
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WANTED, TO HIRE A GOOD COOK,
w WASHER and IRUNER, without incum-
braDce. Abby TO G.. r. LIPSCOMB,
Sc 23-lw 2SO4 Marshall street.
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WANTED, at the Christian ADVOCATE
w office, $50 Main street, a set of OFFICE
FURNII URE-DESkS and CHAIRS, in good Or
der. SO 24.2tx
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sARTss 3,aEfSsyy ,,aI,'
PORT OF R1cBMoNn.

MINI ITtYv>, = !.
: sllhstlAlTURE Almanac sRpTnMBEr a4, is7s
gun gun r1ses.. .49i Moor, sets. q sf
sen se.es 5.54 High sida 33f
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from Stnunton.

,,,on Of the Richmond Disrs'ch.j
I'". crc~IoS-rHE MEAT rANIc-coR-
"H.s en""r rarRT~GEAND JuRY-sUfRkAs
royRT. e.,,,bnr 90 1874
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NEW York, September 23.-Arrived: Java, Pom.
moniu. Arrived out: j. &. Hull, L. j. Madrier
France, Nesker.
FORTRESS MONROE, September 23.-Passed In
for Richmond, brig Leonard Myers. from New
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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.

WEDNESDAY, September 20, 1874,
SATES-S. 000 Richmond cItv CSC cold or M
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NOR RENT, that very desirable four M;s
IL story STUCCOED DWELLING, contain -
ing about eight rooms Kitchen &C; with large gar.
on M.rshnli between Tweuty-nipth and Ihirtieth
streets. Rent moderate to good tenant Apply 70
81 81 AZ LYME 81 BROTHER.
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A COMPETENT w HITE w ON a n
IA WARTS SITUATION as houSekeeper, or an as
sistant, or to cleanup. Address A. b. o.. Dispatch
office. sc 23-2tN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23

TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE.
Many times women call upon their family
physician, one with dyspepsia, another with
palpitatior, another with trouble in the
breast, another with pain here and there, and
in this way they all present alike to them
selves nDd their easy going doctors, separate
aud distinct diseases, for which he prescribes
his pills and potions, assuming them, to be
such, when, III reality, they are all symptoms
caused by some uterine disorder; and while
they are thus only able perhaps to palIiate
for time, they are ignorant OF the cause, and
encourage their ractice until large bills are
made, when the suffering patients are no beta
ter In tie end, but probably for the de-
lay, treatment, and other complications
made, and Which a proper medicine directed
to the cause would bave entirely removed,
thereby instituting health and comfort in
stead of prolonged misery.
From Miss Lorinda E. St. Clair, Shade,
Athens Co. o., Oct. l4th 1872: .-
DER V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y-Your
Favoiite Prosecution is working almost like a
miracle on me. l am better already than [
have been for years. y 4mas ,vseat -
From Ella A. Schaffer,.. Zanesvllls, Ind, Aug
3, 1872:
CDR. Pierce-I received the medicine you
sent ME and began using it Immediately.
DIS result of the treatment feel better than
J. have Tor three years. ," i, ts.tsv,
From Mrs. John K. Hamilin, Odcll, III,
March 10, 1872: a.. v.
CDR. Pierce-The Favorite Prescription has
done me good, which I am very thankful
for" s.., ...g. f.r.st.
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CATARRH CaN BE CURED.

80 i. BRrsTon, Kenosha Co., Wis. April 2ad.;
DEAR S1E:-For the benefit Of those suffering
rom . tasr wish to make a statement through
the Aenoeha TELEGRAPH, how my case is
progressing. / have be suffering from Catarrh
OF the head and throat for the Last eight years
very much 80 much go that | was comp elled to
ced treating with you some ten weeks ago. and
can say that | am now 50 Der cent better
and feel that | am being permantly cured. 1
would recommend ,all to ca and see Dr. Cole
than he advertises, andls a gentleman of unques
tonaple Character. Respectfully, .s.e. l.f
IL L. TYMEsoN,
see him. F-.
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DE: O..

"
ELIZA SHOTLIFF-Wife Of John Shot
lift, died at Nsosha, Newton Co., Mo,
April 9th, 1874. of consumption, aged
40 years, Z months and 25 days.
Deceased, with her husband and fam
ily, moved from Kenosha CO., Wis. in
the. spring of 1869, since which time
they have buried three children, and
now the mother has gone to join them
in that bright land above, leaving hus-
band and four children to mourn their
loss
TIMME-In the town of Randall Kenosha Co.,
Wis April 10th, 1874. Florence Oldest daughter
of E. G.. and G.. J. Timme of Kenosha CITY, age
years months and Is days.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23
Special Meeting, April 18th, 1874.


Mayor Farr administered the oath of Office
to Hon. I. w. Webster, Mayor elect
Mayor Webster then ad ministered the oath
of office to the following named gentlemen.
elected Aldermen, viz;
W. E. Reed, Geo. d Head,J. T. Yule, Geo.
Berens, Phil Lentz, Mic. Huetter, E. Van
Vie, M. O'Brien, Ichabod Simmons, e. Wies
Der, Chr. Schend, John Bruins. .-aa# a'a
On motion of Aid Reed the rules OF the
former Council were adopted as the rules of
this Council for the ensuing year #a
Aid Yule moved that the Mayor appoint
Standing Committees for the ensuing year
which motion was carried.
Tie Treasurer, Clerk and Assessor took
the oath of Office and filed same.
On motion the Council then adjourned TIL
Monday Evening next, the Doth inst.
*''e#o 5## o +. W. Beckmann,
sadie ,@a4 * ,a.at aaaa City Clerk.
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for the use Of this Council, 81 owing the dates
Of meetings and the different Committees.
On motion Of Aid Schend The Council then
proceeded TO elect q president by ballot.
The result Of the informal ballot was as
follows; Whole number of votes cast Is, Of
which Aid Lentz received Z; Aid Reed S; Aid
Simmons l.
~ a formal ballot was then taken, the result
of which was as follows Whole number. OF
votes cast Is, of which number Aid Reed re-
ceiyed z; did Lentz 5; Aid Simmons l. ~v,
4 Wheleupon. Aid Reed was declared duly
elected president of Board for the ensuing
year ..... '..w
On motion Council then adjourned till Mon
day Eve next, the Goth inst la''5 OH -ava
bF9 ai1 ggsen03 aH IF. W.Beckmann, IA
Gasmaas7ap, City Clerk.
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We are selling the Paris kid gloves one
button, at rs cents, 2 buttons, $780, or ST.
corsets at go cts, s1.25 corsets at 80 cts, 81 50
eorsets at 81, and $500 corsets at sI.25. The
largest stock of these goods In the city, and
our prices are such as to defy competition
Our motto is quick sales, small profits, and
no false advertisements. New York Store,
Main Street, Kenoshu. SWAT
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HOUSEHOLD
PANAEA
}E .ftlFl NH
AND
FAMILY
IMMINENT,
Thirty Years. Experience of an
,. old Nurse.

MRS. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is tn~
Of one of the best Female Physi-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never failing safety
from the feeble infant of one week old to the adult.
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
colic regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
ana comfort to mother and child. We believe it
to be the Best and Surest Remedy in the World in
all cases of DYSRNTERY and DIARRHGEA IN
CHILDREN. whether it arises from Teething or
from any other cause. Full directions for using
Will accompany each bottle. None Genuine unless
the fac-simile of CURTIS 8 PERKINS is on the
outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
1y7
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Don't they go-fAncy goods at Kaufman's.

At the Cash Store of l.. Fellows & Co..
customers get the benefit of an entire cash
business. We buy in Western Markets, get
all the regular and extra discounts by pay
ing for our goods in advance, save the ex'.
pense OF trip to New York. Book~keepers
salary, amount lost in bad accounts, and
other general expenses ora crsalt business
prices WAS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23

Don't forget that the New. York Store, OF
Kerosha, keeps the nobbiest stock ofready
made clothing, hats & caps, &C., in the city,
and they guarantee to sell them rs per cent.
cheaper for cash than any other store in the
city. Don't forget the place,-New York
Store. corner Main and Wisconsin Streets,
Kenosha. 3w47
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ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS of
consumption and that disease may be checked
in its incipiency. Use Immediately DR..
W.shsrt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, a safe rems
edy mall diseases of the lungs.
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NOTICES
WHY WILL YOU
SUFFER?

To all persons suffering
from rheumatism, Neural
gia, Cramps in the limbs or
stomach, Bilious Collie,
pain in the back, bowels or
side, we would say, TIE
Household Panacea and
Family Eminent is of all
others the remedy you
want for ict. rnal and ex-
ternal use. It has cured
the above complaints in
of cases. There
is no mistake about it. Try
1t. Sold by all druggists.
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YANTED,-A good Blacksmith who is good
householder. & man of good habits and one hav-
ng family would be preferred. 4w45
WuMoT, WIS. HCGH MCINTYRE.
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The point sof attraction these house
cleaning days, is Doau's Carpet Hall. The
ladies know where to look for the beau
tiful. All the best makes Of the land
are to be found there.
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Kuufman's prices are just RICH for you.

Good Canyasers wanted to sell the new Singer
Sewing Machine in Kenosha County. Steady en-
ploymens and good wages, apply to ohas. B. bet
rick agent, or address Drawer s. 'Kenosha, Wis
#4 Sw48
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Special Meeting. April l6sh 1877

a Special Meeting, April 10Th, 1874.
Present-Mayor Webster.
Aldermen Reed, Van Vie, Head, O'Brien,
YuIe, Simmons. Berens, Weber, Lentz
Schend, Huetter, Bruins. 4.ia
The reading of the minutes of last neetinr
was dispensed with. M r
fhe Mayor submitted. the following an.
pointment of
STANDING COMMITTEES s.
Finance-Ald Van VIE. Simmons. Head.
Claims-Reed, O'Brien, Lentz.
Harbor--Head, Van Vie, Yule.
Fire Dept-Huetter, Weber, Bruins.
License-Lentz, Berens, O'Brien.
Police-O Brien, Bruins, Yule.
Judiciary - Simmons, rYule, Schend.
Printing Berens, Lentz, Weber.
Public Grounds ule, Head, Schend.
streets&Alleys-schend, Berens, Simmons
Pauper Afairs-Reed, Lentz, Huetter.
Bridges Weber, O'Brien, Bruins.
. Aid Yule moved to amend that a new
Committee to be called the Committee on
Gas, be appointed, which motion was car.
ried.
Aid schend moved that the Com,oittees
appointed be adopted the Standing Commit.
tees for the ensuing year, which motion was
carried. a@
On motion of AID Yule DR.: w. @. DODGE
was appointed City Physician from april lst
1874, to april LIST. 1875 for the sum of Eighty
Dollars for doctortng poor. including at
tendance. surgery and medicine.
On motion Of Aid Yule the Committee or
printing was instructed to procure 100 cards
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NOTICE.
us. internal Revenue
TAXES,
May 4, 1874, TO Aprir so, 1875.

The Law of December a 1872, requirfs
every person engaged in any business, aYoca-
zion, or employment which renders him liza
BILE 10 & SPECIAL TAX TO PROCURE
AND PLACE. COT@PE CUOUsa.X I'M
HIS EsTABLEsEsEEENT Oss PAGE
OF BUaENEas STAMP denotrng the
payment OF said SPECIAL TAX tor the
Special Fax Year beginning May /, 1874 be-
fore commencing or continuing bu,iness after
April 80 1874. .@ A
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Ladies wishing cheap goods will please
coil at my store as am about to remove
TO Kimball Block / will close out my en-
tire Stock at half price. Ell. Kaufman
SO Main St. Kenosha. 2W47
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a PERFECT CURE

CHARLEs2 OWN, June, II, 1861,
Mr., Fl. R. STEVENS: bear Sir. This is 10 certify
that EEGE FIN e MAIDS perfect cure of me when
my attending physician has pronounced mvcas
consumption, and said could not survive many
days .a.s 3 rlaT - -. -'---'
4W47 MRS LEDSTt,N * C,oo1- c.oo4
The facts stated by Mrs Leds ten are personally
known by me, and they are true.. A ID. HAYNES.
VEGEIlNE Is SOLD By, ALI. DRUGGISTS
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For cheap goods go to kaufman's store.

AT THE CASH SToRE.-L. Fellows & Co., are
selling large quantities of Goods at small
prices. Everything new. See our line of
Black Brilliantines and other Dress Goods.
Bargains in everything. 2w47
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SIMMONS.

A prominent Life ms. Co. wants general
Agt. for the counties of Racine, Walworth
and Kenosha. Address Box 304 Milwaukee,
Wis. W
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.LOCA LITEM 5.
olive OAK" meets at CHARLES GIBBS
Saturday evening April 25th.

If you see a boy with grandfathers
suit on, or man with bumps behind the
shoulders, most ZibeJs they dsdn'tget their
clothes made, at Doan's. Employ a me-
chaaic if you expect good job V 4 VI" d
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23

ALDERMAN WILLIAM r. REED has been elected
President of tie Common Councils well merited
compliment. His long and faithful services az
alderman has justly entitled him to the distinction
Of being elected President:
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Dress Goods & Trimmings. The finest as.
sortment in toWL at
mac p -ti.# f5af*@ SIMMONS.
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F @ r SALE

The House occupied by me on Prairie Ave
nue., including ~ or ~ acres of land as pur-
chaser may wish.
a. E. G. Durant.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23

CHURCH NoTIcE.-There will be preaching
in The Unitarian Church the next two Sum-
days. Library open as usual.
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MARVELLOUS EFFEcT

Mr. Il Il. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I have sused ne
great Blood Remedy, VEdETINE, and feel it a
duty to acknowledge the great benefit if has doSe
me me III tne spring Of the year 1862, [ was SICK
lL III General DEBILITY caused by overwork, want
OF sleep and proper rest was very weak and
much emaciated. Iiried II any remedies witfOut
receiving anybenefit from ally of them, u1!iII was
this one eek my improved condition CIV" ne
renewed hope and courage l continued ~ take
It every day, gaining more strength, uatil | was
completely restored to health. The effect of this
marvellous. g., = - - : - -
-, .o.. ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
Mar Sd, 1871. 81 Webster ST., CharlesfoEn. Wsss
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A CONVENTION of the Wisconsin State Sun
day School Association will be held in the
city OF Ripon, May 18th, 18th, and 18th. Ar
rangements are being made for an Interest
ing and profitable meeting, and a large as
semblsge of delegates is expected ffom
various parts offhe State. The services OF
Rev. J Fl. Vincent, ID lot New York city
have been secured. II is expected that rail
reads will reduce fares to and from Ripon, on
the occasion.
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I'D emaining at the Kenosha Post Office, for the
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