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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
New Advertisemenis, To-day.

Hostetter's Stomach Bttsrs
New Church Music Book-O Dits0n 4 Co
Notice Franklin an Association
Hardwar rIman shaw.
B ltimore a Potomac K r Timetable
Brandywine summit Campaigning
Proposals wanted for fencing bathing ground
Political notlce-Cornellns rIpps
/ line Ia Fiour-W y Chandler
Brandywine Excursion to PennsgToye
&c. niantown ttage-Aflantlc CITY
Republican state Convention
Funeral notice
sta sment-Delaware City Bank
Simaru d Bitters
Low priced clOthing-Bennett 4 Co. Phlla
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
Local HrevIiIes.

Warm, Yesterday.
The comet IS frightening.
1ry uael!'s warm weather hats.
Orlef q summer suit Of uhihausen.
The people rush for Fa.lm RS ciaos.
Lyer,f dy go- for O gsns cool shirts.
The chestnut crop prom = 20 he very large.
Goose AM chicken feathers at Ada.r's Fourth
ami King
Hon ton 4 Prizer exec inthe tea me wenthey
ku0s hl
Very at,ractive-The handsome styles Of ladies
suits az Frank s.
BuxbAau Knows how to suit Won in prices. His
li4tle= Its neatly
hu0ei ,ea- b is surprisingly cheap. II you don't
believe 1t try INN.
fle Murpbe are selling coal win d llsh be-
cause They -rl. eAeap
z Commercial Printing Company turns onf neat
81. hea is 4u posters.
D. pie ten luqu re where the pcr'aga cigar can
he had. sing es son have ihem.
30 zen good quality Xii Gloves, worth 81 50 a
par, selling al s. 90 a. Lichtenst ans.
Clark's co'lon eln he & over 4 Blker = wing ma
chime You cannot do without elder.
G u-ri, me tailor, Knows how to make nd
some sat hat Is De reason 50 iuauy patron q
him,
a persons who have dyspepsia OF suffer from
Bitefs.
Many - the handsome suits seen along Market
stla.i .pokN Iy handsome. They came from Bayue 5
tina WHAT'S le matter.
ont 10 get to send for hickory chair, or camp
500 % Vs. g.. ma is Bro. al FaulklanI p. O.
on Wnl need hem al cainp-meeung.
Wllaug t0nians who 20 10 Atlantic CITY can gat
rent, a accom- atlun-. good table aud quiet
home at yrs Donnr Tvs. "GeTnaptown cottage. %
AID the terms are mode ate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
City Bnsinfss girfftnra


AUCT1ONRKRs.
|. ". stidhsm Son. III n 9Th street
BANKERS 81 BROKERS',
r. r. Robinson A Co, 400 Market street
BARRIERS a. HAIR DREssRRs.
A. Ashenbach, 800 Market street.
BELL RINGERS d. BILL FOSTERS.
Geo. W. jackson, 8 W. 5th street
Howard o. Moore No 5, X. Third street.
BOOT& sHOEB1AKEBs. and DEAI.RR~
j. q. Alexander, ioa Market street
H.bs6 sEiRT 1 "a ass s Ma see, stree.
John 5. Moreland, ath and Poplar streets.
c 1ass af RaSIno 5g Bic as1 siss roo.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
j. G. HAddoek. shop Thorne bel Front Res iOIs Va,
CIGARS 81 TOBACCO.
Brisbane 4 DoMainville, ~ market street
Geo. A. Davis, 6O2 Shipley street
VIM II. Robinson, ll8s Il. 9TH street.
CLOCKS. WATCHES. a. JRwEIsR~
g. L Bush. corner seventh and Market streets.
j. O. Massey, Is X 9Th Street
COACH 81 CARTILAGE MATERIAL.
VIM Green a Co.. 4. r. cor. 90 and sblpiey streets
DRUGGISTS.
IL r. BrinKhurst, sl7 Market street
OVERS ~ sCOURERS.
Nicholas Jennsy, 2lO King street.
FLORISTS.
Tatnal o., Delaware Avenue and jefferson Street
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
Thomas Y. Plurnmer, 502 Market street
wooley Van Trump, $40 Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
James NJ; Watson a Son, "a Market street
john p Doushlen, 4iO Market street
HATS, CAPS. dc.
Hukill 4 walraven, % Market street
/ William p Webb ay Market street
HARDWARE.
/ W. II. Biliany, ait Market street.
yanI z, 4 Bro. ~ Market si street
IRON IL STEEL.
/ VIM Green Co., s. f. cor 90 and slipls, street.
LIVERY STABLES.
John Atkinson, shipley. shove "a street
| LOOKIN(;-GLAssES ~ IRA itk~
Flyood Doane. 10 W. sth street
| 4. MeMonagle, Sd and King streets.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Geo Gouert, - 4. Fourth street
| John II. MuhlhAusen, as King street.
samuel Miller. Jr., lda Market street
PAPER HANGINGs. SHADES. &c
John r. Holt, Sd and Market streets
A. b. Jones, lis Market street.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
". Y. Gillespie. 2i5 ". 4th street
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Evans PsHS9iagion. Allmo9d,s Bdg, stu A., vsrs
YIN; Reynolds a %, 81 Market street.
n L f aao9s NJ 81 w. " A, s' .,9ss
VIM. McCaulley 4 Co., 6g5 Market street
RESTAURANT a. BILLIARD ROO
juseph Fullrner, 5Ol and tvs Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
Z rover Baker - NJ. Co, 5g7 King street.
Nsw American Sewing Machine, Us Ma rket street
STOVES, HEATERS, TINwARR. SC.
james A. Anderson. $40 K 9Th street
COFFEE and TEA Dealers
Union Pacific Tea Company, 5l2 MARI ut strcst
UNDERWRITERS.
Thos }. Giles, al shlpley street
L. 5. Young, al3 Market street.-lSee adv
upHOI.STERERs.
fierry IRWIN. e5 Washington STREE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
ErLooKl LooKL LooKl

KELLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE
1t viii cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
burn.
II viii make you strong and give you new life.
II VIII act upon your liver and tone up your dges-
ton.
Il Is pleasant 10 take and perfectly harmless.
II Wi do all that a Onic VIII do without liquor TO
stimulate 1t Is rot Wine Of Iron Try ii. doctors
prescribe Il. ca ~ recommend i. Thousands
have been cured WIKI i. suffer no longer send
and get a circular. See what Il has done.
For sale Dy smith Painter, Z. Bringhurst Co,
2. McInan. Jr.. and Drugglsis geaera-!y. aprs-lln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Temperature, To-day.


As REaIsTERKD Al rHR COMMERCIAL oFFIcE.
AT u.s. A. NJ, Iss At p. NJ, 81
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aluiffs.

NOiICE-FRANKLIN LOAN AsSO-
~ CIATipN.-The SIKH Auula Meeting OF the
stockholders VIII be he'd at the office Of the secre
the 18Th inst, al o. OK Al election for officers
and ireetars viii be held and the Auditors will
submit iher annual repJrl. Attest.
iyS-'m D. q. HAWKINS Secy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
CITY ITEMS.

Es-DIAMOND JggELR a Specially. Ainerl-
can and Imported watches Is larat solid gold rings,
ladies and gents solid gold chains Jewelry In every
variety, also clocks at prices 70 suit the times, al T.
". Baily'H old established stand No. 6z2 Market 81,
PliiAdeiuhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

ss-7hs :. Gentleman Ia Black, who is the talear
demon o dra Il SHOPS, ass is his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress OF Vinegar Bitt=rs Is re-
pOrte4 I'D .wn below The PEG le eye able
Tonic Is PLAYING the mischief with his hitters fred
VITA rum. al diseases VII oh thos. denonc nos
trums aggravate unde pr-'ense " re eTns. such
as ind geslnn, sck. headache, constipation. Theuma-
tsm. gout. and lnternltlent feYers are eurel hy 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

A NEW WHEAT DESTROYER N BERKs COUNTY.
in Caernarvon township Berks county. a
worm which destroys the wheat and Timothy has
appeared. The worms are from one inch to
three inches in length, striped in brown, green
nd white, somewhat resembling in color the
common measuring worm or caterpillar. They
are very destructive They are supposed to be
the offspring of a new kind OF hy. The farmers
in some places have been obliged to NOV their
seed timothy, is being worthless for seeding
purposes, while it 10 admitted that if the worms
had attacked the wheat while it was young and
soft, they would have completely ruined whole
fields Of IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

Assessor AND CoLLEcroR.-Coruelius Fipps.
announces elsewhere. ms candidacy 10 the Of
fee Of Assessor and Collector for the northern
district Of the city, subject TO the decision Of the
Republican party.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

L.oAS AssocIATIos.-At meeting Of the Del
aware Loan S52 were sold at SO per cent premi-
um, and 300 at 30
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
2olitiral 4lotirfs.

NOIICE-THE [ NDERSIGNED WILL
~ De candidate for city Assessor ami Collector
Of pc Northern Dist let. az The next nominal. on
eitci Of the Republican Party.
jSs-u CORNFLlUs FIPPS.
LNDMUND PROVOST WILL BE a
i \ candidate for CITY Assessor and collector Of
the Northern Dlstrict,at the next Republican Nomi-
nation e eclion. jcl5-tn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

TIE KENT CoUSTY Insurance Co.'S NV BUILD
rSG.-The Kent County Mutual Insurance Com
pany has finally agreed, says the Dover Ss7itinei,
upon a plan for their new building, and awarded
the contract OH last Tuesday to Fisher & Book
man. Of Dover, for building it at a cost OF
5000. The house Is to be two stories high, 50
feet front by so feet deep with a cellar under
the whole building. vault will be built in the
back part Of the honse, commencing in the eel
lar and running up 30 feet high, Is by feet
The irst story will be for rent, and the Company
will use the second story for their Offices The
building is to be completed BY November LIST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

FEAT IL PEDEsTRIASIsM AT wEsT CHESTER
At West Chester, on Monday, Paul Wickersham,
Young man in his 18th year, and resident Of
complished the feat Of walking 50 miles in y
hours, with few minutes TO spare, at the Agri-
cultural + air Grounds He did not walk against
a wager. bat only 10 convince some doubling
Thomases among his friends. He showed but
few symptoms Of exhaustion a. the completion
Of his feat, and physician pronounced all lis
functions in good condition
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

TO participate in the excursion Of the Second
and Delaware Avenue Baptist Churches, spec
iA car viii leave a. l30 ?. m. besides the excur-
sion train To add 70 interest and enjoyment Of
The oecas.on. mn.Ic has been sngaged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
FINE KENNEBEc RIvER ~

20 pounds and ever al the rate Of 500 per 100.
Although the above prices are as low as good
eastern ice can he sold In this market at a profit, we
do not intend to be undersold upon any considera-
tlOu.
PrcCs 10 take effect on and after Monday April
f5fn Pussy RICE
orices 40s Shlpley sts Fourth and Poplar sts and
1916 Walnut Street apr1-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

The sixth annual meeting Of the Franklin Loan
Association will be held Oh Monday evening
next, the 18th.
A correspondent in Pencader Hundred sends
rs an anonymous communication proposing
james =. Henry, Of Delaware City, a. Republl-
can candidate for Governor The writer does not,
however, give u- Lis own name and we there
tIre cnn.- On the lelter 70 the waste-baaket
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

~ Hocha Old Iav., Fine Java, Margcabo, La
glayra, an Rio COhees, Of the best quality only
always freshly roasted, at BoYman.s second and
King ami 81 King. a 50, nr t-cl4ss assortment
OF tas fancy groceries, anu goods 50 table for eX
cursl rs, picncs, sang parties, ETC. at lower than
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

sHuBUrLDiNs.-Wm. 7. Maloney 4 Co. have
on the stocks at their shipysrd, at Lebanon, a
schooner Of 3I5 tons burden. for John ". Hall
ware white oak, and measures 100 feet on the
keel. $50 feet over all. 80 feet beam and feet
depth Of hold-wiu be ready for launching III Sep
TENDER. At Frederick, Lank 4 Lacey are building
for John W. Hall Son a schooner of so tons -
l04 feet keel 81 feet beam and feet hold
Both vessels viii be first class in all their APP
polntnents. Lelllrqraan.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

EMrLoYEEs DlscHARGED.-On Fudsy last, Mr.
Bemis, Superintendent Of the Glen Mills del
Co.. Government " Greenback Paper Mills. in
obedience 10 orders from Washington, dis
charged y Of his lady employees, owing to some
Of tie work Of that Institution being transferred
TO Washington. In accordance vita the recent
Act Of Congress, each OF the discharged parties
wa given check for two months advance al.
arv,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08

Excursion PARTY PROM MILFORD Yesterday
morning, party Of young men from Milford
arrived IN this city IA the yacht Kaie. The par
IS consisting Of J. W. Aikens. y. J. Pearsor,
Chas. Freidler and Ed Russell, have been Oh a
pleasure trip for several days cruising about
the bay and ryer. They are for the present
stopping at the Clayton, but viii return home,
tlls evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-08
TIIoMAs NJ. oGLE
AUCTIONEER,
RoWBoTHAM y FRAIM

~ AUCTIONEERs
Tie Wilmington Auction AMI Commission Hopse
NO. 8, East Fourth Street, is ROW open
Auction sales every evening al the Auction IIouse
Outdoor sales Wednesday und Saiurtiaysat Auctinn
House, Consignnents received daily, all kinds Of
goods, wares and merchandise sold on comlnissiou
Persons declining housekeeping can have their
goods sold at private residences or at the aucii0r
rooms a. may be desired. All goods sold on COM
mission promptly paid for within three iays fro,u
day Of sale. Country sales and sales Of real estate
promptly attended 70. We Will also Keep a first;
ciass variety store which viii be open daily tSua-
days eNceptedl for the sale Of house Furnishing
goods such as china, glassware, queensware cr0ck
cry tlnwarei wooden-ware, carpets, oil CLOTHS win
dow shades, brushes, baskets &C Also l..If''
mems furnishing goods, such as shiris draw
fIai hose, slispenders, &c, at wholesale and reta
a prices which defy competition. Call and &c, ~
AMI be convinced. No trouble 10 show gods.
JULY :. hoW boIhAM, Il. c. fRAIN
Jan2l-om Aucts. and Commission Merchants.
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Mothers Read This |!
a Great .Blessiin g
WORTH A DOLLAR A DROP

Mothers are your little ones fretful? And i
your patience almost exhausted in vain efforts 10
please them? can sympathise with you, aud
can tell YOU what will make your little child quret
give 1t good appetite, and procure far il h9urr
of sweet sound sleep.
y My little girl istwo and q half years old, aid
during shat time, have not had tSo CONSECUTIVE
nights rest. She has been SICK number ot
times, and no one seemed To know wnar wa
trou bing her. 1t was hard TO hear her little fret
full y, and not know what 10 Go for her
doctored her for orms, buti tdld no good and
l was nearly tired out with sleepless nights and
Troublesome days
heard of the Vegetinc and determined to try
it. 1t has proved blessing 10 me and my ch'ld
1t has cleansed from her stomach and bowels in
sores which Kept gathering there; and now 81
sleeps sOundly fro N her bedtime nUtil very atr
in the urorning, beside a long nap III mid-day
Her appetite il good and in fact, abe Is like ..
different child. I often say, the true value of hi
medicine TO me is dollar drop, Tryl. Cleanfr
the humors from your chlldren's bl5od While ey
are young Try it, and you Will join with me II
''' MRS ELLEN L cLApP,
us rudor Street
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SOUTH BosroH, July 10. 1871


Pho circulation of the blood is the !ife Of he Dr.
dy, and its stoppage is death. We ere healthy
when the blood circulales fre ly; sny in errupliol
preventing ifs free coarse is the commencement OF
disease ''Bl cd is the life Of The flesh" can p.
expect to enjoy good healtE. wnen bad or cmrrup
humors circulate with the blood, causing pain ana
disease: and these humors being deposited
through ouJ the entire bod. produce pimpls T.
erupuOns. ulcers, Indigestion, CUstik enes-, heaa .
ache, nenralg a, rheumatism, ana numerous ther
com plants. NO di-ease can D." IN the body with
out first being generated Id the bio)d and
disease Can possibly be in the body, If the bonG
Is pure 1t is Of great importance to know what
medicine viii purify and rcuovate the b!ooa
eradicate the dlF ease renew vitality mentally and
physically, and instlll freth yigor into all III
vital fnnctIons of the body. This medicine Ia tbe
Vegetine, the great bloO0 purifier.
IL extends It's influence INTO every par, Of tie
hnman organism. commencing with its found"
ton; correcting diseased ac,i5n, aud re storing
vital powers, creating q healthy formation aud pr
rficaiion ofthe blood, driving out disease, ana
leaving Ma 10 perform ts allotted task sa
VEGFrINE is C imposed OF Roots. Banks and
Herbs. II IL very pleasant to lake every child
likes it. sold by all druggists rs 4F43
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

III spite Of Marshal Moltke's speech IN
Justification Of IN army Of 100000 men.
and his warningsta the Reichsrath that
the last great Struggle between Fr'.nce
and Germany hss left behind it fresh
dangers &c the new nationality, the par
lamentary opposition siil' refuse t. grant
The required appropriation. AS this is
the second time the committee Of the
Rcicnstog has voted against placing he
peace establishment at the figure which
the Imperial G vernment dem4pds, it ia
highly probable that Kaiser William will
carry out bis threat to dissolveaht pnpu-
lar branch Of the National Parliament.
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CRMUBS.
SWEPT UP FROM QUE EXCHANGES.

A dreadful case of asking papa" oc
onrrod recently in England, that austtre
land of etiquette. Sir Walter Campbell
wished to marry an Americ an lady. Up,
IN his applying tothe young lady's faith
or. the parent stated that he always
referred those questions to his wife. The
mother in her turn stated that she must
refer it TO the Duke Of Argyll. The
Duke pleaded thar, considering his con .
n ctinn with royalty, he must consult his
eldest son. Marquis could do nothing
Without thr Queens consent. Her Males
" felt that the issue must he referred to
The Duke Of SAKE Coburg .Gotha, as head
f the family. The Duke rejoined that
.inceathe recent changes il Germany he
looked upon the Emperor William as his
sovereign. and must bow to bis advice
The Emperor said he could do nothing
without Prince Bismarck's opinion, and
Prince Bismarck declared he had n"
piniou at all one way or the other. The
lovers are in quan2ary, and there is not
The faiutest prospect thst the question
will ever be settled. ,s..1 .....s
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GEN. THOMAS B. VAN buren, has been
appointed by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, consul at Kanaga-
wa This appointments and continuation
is generally considered an ficiala and
conclusive vindication Of his canduct as
Commissioner to Vienna and against the
charges made against him causing his
,a@et aa s9l1 n lAh ea9 Is f8
recall. ,.s.,og.t III
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

With the hope Of filog Boston with
remorse, the Springfield Rspu6Itca's pub
fishes az extract from the biography of
Samuel J. May, who represents his ia her
ming in from walk and saying 81
have seen something wonderfully inter
e$ting. this morning rs passed the
Ola Grapary burial grounds | saw chat
the somb was open in which | knew were
the remains Of james Otis with the help
# tho old sexton,I opened the lid Of O'is'
coffin, and behold the coffin was fall Of
the ferrous roots Of the elm, especially
5hick and matted about the skull AMI
eoipg out, looked up at the noble, yer
dant Paddock elm, and there, IN trans
figured glory, Was all that was material of
James Otis" "Ani now," adds the
Republican, "some wretched, cnrmon-
place modern B0sionlan has burned up
James Otis for frewood Oh, Boston
B ston ., ...... .-. ..s
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TEACHERS Elk ANIMATION.


The spring examinations will be held
as follows s.sf sa,1R .eus feaa
tu AT the Kcllog School House ID Bris'o
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 31st and
April list for the inspection district com
prising the towns of Bristol, Paris Pleas,
ant Prairie and Somers,
At the .'Pease School House in'a Saten,
Thursday aad Friday, Aprit and and 3fd
FIR the inspection district com Uprising tn.
was OF Randall, Wheaeland, Salem, and
Brighton. en tn ~ F.a .aov
Examinations will commence at 8
o'clock, A. M. No certificates will be
granted at private exam'nt IONS Wlthuu
two days written examination.
~ II at#a ."s 'k j.. p. BRIGes,
s.s = gghag Co, Supt. Of Schools. 4
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This little illustration of Senator 'Sum
Ner's conscientiousness is interesting now;
In the winter If 1881 2. "a soldier in
emp at Pi;ts6eId. requested of the Sena-
Tor some franked envelopes which were
often given in those days to the "bnys in
blue" by our members If Congress Toe
{ llowiDy answer was received "Dear
Sir--Tt would ne unlawful to comply with
gonr request. Yours truly, aps7ps dr.
a.ra Is .mg. CHARLES SUMNER
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tfs
MARYLAND has come to the conclusion
that she needs an ibfusion ofnew blood,
Hod that SEQ chmen would be about thu
hing in the line of Immigrants. Accord
inglv, . bin has been introduced TO. en-
cour'ge migration from Scotland, which
provides that the Commonwealth pay 50
per cent OF the passage money, and the
person who may secure his services Il per
cent IL return the. immigrant is. expected
- sign contract to remain three years
in the Stat, and to give his note, paya
b'c in twelve months, for, The passage
money. ...ete dg3N :r 4aba 81 a.a. fs3
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26
REPUBLICAN WARD CAUCUSES.

A Republican Caucus for the sew
eral wards Of t e city Of Kenosha
will be oeld at tho several places
hereinafter designated, on Thursday,
April Cd, 1874, at y o'clock, P. NJ.
for the purpose Of electing three del
egates TO the CITY Convention to he
held on Friday, april Sd, 1874, ard
also fnr the nomina ion Of all ward
officers for the ensuing year, and The
TRANSACTION Of anv other business.
that nay come before eaid caucuseS.
lst Ward at the Council Room.
Cd ward at Andrew Schofen's store.
Sd ward at J. NJ. Stebbin's office.
4th ward at Dnrkee House Block.
BY ORDER OF CITY COMMITTEE.
BRISTOL GA U0UG.-Notice
is hereby given. that a Republican
caucus will be held at the Tom
Hall on Wednesday,, the 1st day Of
April, At O'Clock P. NJ. for the pur
pose of Nominating Town Officers for
the ensuing year, and to transact
snch other business as may come be-
fore 5tha meeting. By order OF com.
Bristol, March %, 1874.
S4LFM "a UCUS-The. repub-
Hcan electors Of the town Of Salem
will rect at the Center School house,
on Friday, April Sd, 1874, at one
o'clock. 10 nominate candidates for
town officers and transact any other
BUSINESS that may come ., before The
meeting. d BY order qf com.
March %, 1874. Il
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

We have renewed eviderces of the success OF
the dairy interest IN this county. Mr.. O. G. Stone
breaker of Bristol. has increased the number Of
cows in his private dairy from q last year to 35
this gear He is maki,g both butter and cheese.
Mr. Stcnabreakcr las erected a new Wild mill,
ana mis- place shows that it is in good hands.
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE CAUCUS.

The Republican Electors of the Town OF pleas
anf Prairie will meet at the Town Hall on Friday
Aprif9, st o. clock, P. to nominate Town
OfRcers, and tranact such other business as may
come before the meeting By order OF Town
cem1nitte, Pleasant PrSirie March 10 1874
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A SOURCE OF GREAT ANXIETY

My daughter has received great benei from the
use OF VEGETINE. Her declining heaIth was a
SQUIRE. of great anxiety to all Of her friends
few bottles Of the VEGETINE restored b err &, health
srei 9Th and appetite. n, II. TLiIOEN
Insurance and Seal Estate Agent, No. 40 scar
Building. 6sso~-
BosroN, Aass, June s. 1872.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26
KINBALL HALL-THE GREAT L0MBARDT
, ITALIAN TROUPE. &. fd1 l-aa

The above Troupe will give the citizens OF Ken
osha an opportunity to witness the far famed
Biblical Drama, entitled SAUL or Death Of Giant
Goiah'' introducing the celebrated Italian Chorus
on Tuesday eve., next, March 81st. ALI should
turn out and give them call. Prices Is and Soc
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

Captain j 9. Elwell. "f this city, is In Califor-
mia, ana his health is gradually improving. Speak
Ing Of the Captain remin : u~ ofthe Postal Record,
Of which he is editor. Tn is undoubtedly the
best paper Of its class in he country. The March
number on our table is well up to the usual high
standard OF excellence.