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The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
Heavy Bank Robbery,

CHICAGO, Feb Is. Great excitement
was created 1T Quincy, Illinois, this morn
ing, by the discovery that the First Nation
al Bank had been entered and the vault
robbed Of about 800 900 in currency. be-
longing to the bank, besides quantity OF
bonds and valuable papers, and ii Is SAID
quite an amount Of special deposits The
bank was entered by cutting through the
hall floor of the second story, Immediately
over the vault The burglars then made
a breach through three feet of masonry
They then cut the riyetS of a sheet OF boil
en- iron with which the vault is lined, and
descended into the vault. The safes inside,
containing money. bonds and valuable
papers, We're charged with powder, and
by means OF small rubber hose a train wa
carried to the top Of the safe, where a small
pistol was screwed to an old ledger and
arranged 50 as to set ii Off A string at
tached to the pistol was let out of the Win
dow to the street below from the second
story. The clock in the bank stopped
at 2.l7 A. NJ, ut which time it is supposed
the burglars fired their train. The dool
of the safe was Wrenched from its hinges
There is no clue whatever to the pcrpctra
tors, but one Mccoy. recently connected
with a variety show has been arrested OF
suspicion
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
Pills, Potions and Pungencios

Pills, Potions and Pungencias.
Johnny assures us that a railroad conductor
punches Il hole in your ticket to let YOU pas
through.
Within the whole range of TOME and aera-
tive medicines known. none Is entitled 10 more
consideration than the Peruvian syrup. In all
cases of enteehled or debilitated constitution ii
is the very remedy needed. The most positive
proof of this can be adtiuced.
When bit Of ostrich feather is found by 4
wife in her husbands beard no one cam blame
her for being down on him.
We noticed in one OF our exchanges this week
the statement of Dea. John liodgkins, of South
jefferson, Me, whose Son,WaS cured of incipicnt
consumption by the Use OF .Johnsoi>s -1aDdyR"
Imminent. We refer 10 this ii this time.
tending to corroborale the statement we made
l;tst week in relation to this I.iniment rs applied
to rOnSumpt lon.
An embryo poet, Who is certainly a rln~t- Oh
server of human nature, remarks: - lime
marches on With the slow. measured tread OF a
man working by the day"
If Congress had employed a~ much scientific
skill III the arrangement OF It's Reconstruction
Policy" 1T the close rs the Var Department did
in the beginning of the war, i'll arranging for
the manufacture of what was called .Shert10U'S
Cor0fry CUNdition PoWders for the use Of the
Cavalry horses, no doubt the Union would have
been arrested long AGO. Exchange.
\ sophomore say, he cannot understand how
any one possessing what is generally known a.
Il conscience can counterfeit 4 five cent piece
and put on the back OF ii In God We trust"
The great pile remedy ANAlH.SIS, the dis
covcry Of Dir. SfiSBEE, is entitled to be called
the wonder of the age. 20 900 grateful sufferers
bless the only infabe remedy Tor piles ever in
troduced, only those who have used lotions.
ointlnents, and internal remedies in VAIN will
understand the grateful feeling of instant relief
from pain and blissful hope Of certain cure for
Ii is used by Doctors of all schools. Price 81 90
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot. 46
Walker st New York.
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
NOTICES.
why Will You
SuRer9

To all persons suffering
from Rheumatism, Ncu
ralsia, Cramps in the
limbs or stomcah, Billion.
Collie, Pain in the back
bowels or side, we woult
>ay, the HOUSEHOLD
PANArEA and EAMILY
lINIMENT is Of all Others
the remedy you want fol
internal and external use.
1t has cured the above
complaints in thousand.
of cases. There is nc
mistake about it, Try it.
sold by all Druggists.
ly~p32
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

r.
"INr They have produced more cures
OF rheumatism. neuralgia, lock-ilW, palsy
spraus, sWellngs ralcd breasts, scad%, burn
salt rhcuM. earaplle, Ne, upon the human frame
and of strains, spayn, calls Sc, upon animal.
in one wear than have all oilcl pretended rem
celir- since the world began They are counter
irlitaut lllhea!in@ pain rtiieNer~. Cripple,
throw away their crutcheS, the lame walk
Wour ted are heated without !, scar. The ~
cillo is lNtbli~lr, around each bottle. They sell
rs no article, ever before sold and they sell be
cause they do lust what they pretend 10 TO
Those h0 now Nn1er from rheumatism, pain
or swelling deserve to suffer if they viii not use
tentaur iinunnt, Whit" wrapper. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures. mcludin"
frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism, @Out. rum
hin" tunor,, Ar.. have been received. WcNill
send circular containing certificates. the Re
clpe. No. HrHti>, to any one requesting it. One
bottle of yellow wrapper tentaur Lmiincnt il
worth one hundred dollars for sWeenied horses
and mules, or for screw worm i'll sheep. stock
0Wnrl~--thcsp linimcnts are worth Your attrn-
ton. No family should be without them.
'White wrapper for family use" elbow wrap
per for animals. Sold by all Druggist. 80
cents per bottle; Eu"r BATTLES, -l.no. D. Il,
ROSE X CO., .; Broadway, New York.
CAslOHIl l. more than substitute for a.
tor Oil. II i the only SUR article in existence
which j. certain 10 a~-mllnte the food, regulate
the bowels cure Wind-coli'' and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol ANA is pleasant To take. Children
need nnl cry ANA mother, may rest lNlS
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

A party OF the directors and officers of
the Boston 4 Maine Railroad We're in our
city on "Wednesday, looking over the now
celebrated route Vt the contemplated Bay
y River Railroad Hon n g. tlichbom
acted a guide, philosopher and friend. "
we regret not 10 have fuller notes Of the
OBSERVATIONS ''''e ny 'h'N'' ''s'Ii'@ '''S''F''
'''i'''" upon '''' '''''''' VI ''''
~, ~ - '''''' ''''>'
'''N' '0'' ''''' ny '''' '''',' ''',''' '.',
''''' VI 3'''" ~ '''''' 'i''' WI 'i'' II
ECU l'i'''l''9 We ''I''''''''''' ''''''''l'S VI
INC i''''' a. me result u 'iil9 '''t'"l NiS'''
,a,,t;, am. ,..,d,,.. ,,,,t ia hn too e.necuino
h, ,l,;s,,,ot,a, n,aa,,ot.. h,,,n
49,. ,,;sdo,, ot sor,o,t. e mot thc ho,n-
l....no.. ,fao,.o. TIoi,. u.,,-. ana. mast find
;,,..nt ,rl;.,,,;l ,,.;n,,,,. H., ,,Ia,. ,,,oo,,
I,ns,noss ~. !, ,,,o,- 4,o 81 f..;nt f., int,uoncn
some other question in bIl.iness or leois
atjon which heiun ACCOMPLISHED the
.Iaau;nous IIichhn,r and hi. a,.bo,nn viii
3,s ,lrot,,ad lil-.,.a l,,,t ,,ntotn
~ ''''''7 WV va
iie lt'' f" confession Vi i'e' iii'i'''' anu
IN l'IHaI' lIrtiIi"f 81 H-S'''" per
Ii is probable thai jnclu,ljno the four or
i've cemeteries in the city. there was 4
,oucb l,rao,. nu,oho,.
-,
mated 80 his .,,.-a.s,,. Simmons il 8 zeal-
ou- friend 81 Bmier. vbu procured his
nomination. The fact shows who has in
Hunnco Will, fine President
'e l'o''"i9 nave S''' '"'"''' NOUS II
'''' ny ','.''' - '''' ''''',''' IT, ,',.''
''''' H''N' 'li''s N''' ''"'"'''S :" i P'''i''
FNn''''i'''l oi ''i9 co l'-''9 ne 'i''''''' o'
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

4 little boy. six years Old, met with singli-
lar accident in Hartford. He was III play in :,
room when he was tripped up by little girl.
He fell on his face. ana his tongue protrudin",
was caught between his teeth and about one
third of it nearly severed, the piece hanging only
by strip of skin. The accident j. very seri-
Gus one. rs ii max result fatally.
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
MARRIED..

tn tls eity. toE. iath. by Rev. V L. Brown, Nj
hmlrs nll.n and Nj Susan q, Ellis. both o.
Belfast.
Ii Rockland, Feb iii, Nj Lucius II Wiggin unc
Miss Lizzie y fendleton, both OF Bockland.
In lhomnston Jan. 18th, NJ. Thomas D. Sprague
ana MIS- imnia EItchngton, both OF ihomastun
n aIdoboro jan. Hlst, Nj Herbert l.. Audgetl
u Warren ana Mis- ydiN + Bonner Of W aldoboro
and Miss Mary Augusta Huston, both Bristol
In Liberty, leh. 10th by Nyah sherman, Esq
EtN jaime lrWi- and Mary T. Grinnri!. both OF
liberty
In Ellsworth Etb 9TH. at the lty Hotel, bv \ II
higgins. Jr,. ESQ. Mir Eugene Ii Cousins and Mis-
lucv A. Jordan, both Of Trenton
III DWluth, Mimi, Nj. I'aul .. { arr to Mis-, Alma
tia Nlr rIu. Gilu qttrr IT .iIinr~ ,I0o,ttl Ut Bel
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
CHILDREN often look Pale and Sick

for no other causes than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms with outnjury to the child, he
ing perfectly WHlTE, and free from all coloIing OF
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN. Propretors,
No. 215 Fulton Street New York.
sold By Druggists and Chemists and dealers in
Medicines al iwENiY FIVE CENTS \ BOX. Ilylsp
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
pArN-KILLER.
The Pain Killer

derives much Of its popularity from the implicitly
attending lis use, which gives il peculiar value in
Il family. The various diseases which may be reach
ed by it, and in their ncipent stages eradicated are
among those which peculiarly fatal if suffered
run; but the curative magic OF this preparation
at disar1ns them Of their terrors, Iii all re
spects it tulilis tie condition. OF popular medicine.
BE sure yOu call ion and get the Feauna Pain
KILLER, many worthless nostritma are atempte ed
to be sold the Great reputation Of tin valuable
medicine.
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

ON Monday last on near
AOo1 PheniN Rowa Pocketbook con
tanning a Thirty Dollar State OF Maine coupon, due
octnber 1st lS73 The finder will be rewarded BY
leaving same Mt 70 Main ST. ~
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
Centaur Lininients.

There i. no pain which the
Centalr Linimcnts via not rt-
lrNt. no swelling they win not
~uhdue, and no Ianene~> which
they will not cure. Til Il
Strong language, but il i lrut.
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

SIM NT ST IE.
Bought at zoe. on the 800 from Il Boston llous.
which are about to close up business
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-22
BoetEp.
THE BED OF DEATH.


n,,...s EproRs.-A dearly loved one OF my
,Sn k,,h and kin, now far away in foreign lanosi'
vhsn last at home gave me copy OF New Poems
|. tta,tbew Arnold. ." in which find the following
,om. II is worth reproducing IN AssiLloF UoA'i
Iask not that my bed Of death
f'.,,I, hands of greedy heirs be free;
Pnr these besiege the latest breath
0fforuine's favored sons, NOS me-
I.sk not each kind soul TO keep
Tearless, when Of my death ne heafsi
Lei those who will, il any, weep =, ,,,., too-s
There are worse plaques ON eai'ii '''''' '0'''''
ask but that my death may ma
The freedom TO my life aehleu'
Aak but the folly Of mankind, Ia
Then then at last, to qui' my Aiue'
Snare me the whispering crowded room
The friends who come and cape, and co.
me eeremOniOus air OF gloom
Air. that makes death mdeous SNOW
Mar hiring To see me cease 10 live,
Some doctor full Of phrase and ialne,
po snake his sapient head and give
The IN he cannot cure name
Nor fetch to take the accustomed toll
or the poor sinner bound for death'
his brother doctor Of the soul
To canvass with official breath
The future and Its viewless things
That undiscovered mystery ,,..-.
which one who feels DEAN WlnnOHtns wings
Must needs read clearer, sure than he'
Bring none Of these but let me be,
tsr.Hf In aiInnnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-10-22
Selert Storg.
The Fool Of Five Forks.

BRET HARTE's LATEST STORY,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
. 4. ,4. IN JU-TlCE'CoURT. 7
cIrH or k G"osT1, t... fes I. ~
To the Alsc.rlc Mate, oomnanr =.

7" the Elsclrlc Mach Company a
Zen are, hertby Motif d thar a warrant of at
facnnent has been sued against yon, and You
property tiached 10 satisfy the demand al Lev
rum "fOnf Hundred ard. Twenty nine & a5.ilt
Dollars: Now. mil 81 y.ii shall appear before j
n: eobins, Jnstic: Of the Peace, in and FOR
sai C,nnty. at his OFFICE in said city. on the 18Th
forenoon sffsaid day. judgment win be rendered
against yon, and your PROPERTY sold to pas the
de IT. b "A $3.50 Il 49,. sa I. Il ENss - 49,
Dassd this 1slh day Of Jan AIRY. IA. d. 1874. a.
ava S.o o. as. LRYI GRANT, D,....,a.. G "a
IaasK II GaoRY \. GRANT. ria s'iu ,fGt
SasgM q g~ssaA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
HOW TO COOK A TURNIP.


will ask the reader to cook two turnip-
i two d Herrnt ways. The frs 10 TO be
eeied and sliced and left to soak in c"'d
water tor an hour or more. The slices ars
t. be boiled until quite tender, aid hen are
to he drained and nicely mashed with bn'-
ter. This lie he most common Way Of cook.
ing, and 1t has the dement, OF washing ou'
She gum and the sugar and the other amer
constiiarnts of the root, and consequently
he fAveris very much reduced. The Other
root is o be washed quite clean hut 1t "a n"
to he peeled, or cut. or soaked. Bill II
whole in its Jacket" H. will take twice
IA long o cook a., the one tlat was cat
Wren ny trying it with fork, you 6td II
quite tender, take it up. peel it. press 1t
moderately and mash |: with butter You
will be surprised at the difference Instead
Of being. as perhaps you Will expect "s'rong
''rank." or ''bifter," it. will he de- locus y
full favored. and will contain alrihe nnur.
ishm-nt that was in it. before it waI cooked.
-Gardener's Magazine. ..a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
a. e. STOREY.
WI ERCEEANT TAILORING
AND - ~u 90
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.gk
t2S ClnrIx at fhIcnyo m st 81

having purchased the establishment 1873 sontt
CLARK stree, of T. C. Carroll [ have secured tho
e'vCeS ol ar ohAs. Brown AZ er, repatatior
ecOnf 10 none in the city, and added 70 srncy .
argt line Of antiabe Styles nf eeg mt cassime es
b"auElfu ves'ings, rich CLOTHS, coatnra, suitnye,
inn a compete Tine OF gent furnishing gOodI
VIII furnish the elite II sncipty, gentlemen of
'ashlon, aud all in search of good clothes. good,
a. low prices, and fiji guaranteed Parties want
ing suits for Parties, Weddings, &c. can ger Them
Dy giving u thren days no'ice. Send for samples.
A. E. STOREY, 1913 $. Clark, St. Chicago i
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
MILK -. PPREC1AlED.

The vicinity OF HalnnurS must DO a nice
sort OF q piece tor a dsr. man 20 learn his
GA correspondent OF he London Telegraph,
m,k Is wor h the modest II lie sum OF zen
~hniinQs the gallon. This is at the rate O
+b'u' dfttien cents tie lumber or she Ina J
pa. Most dairymru, in the STATE OF Ne"
" on The road IL tori une were they 10 b.
tss'rrd hn' one cent fora similar quantity.
T tact. With chee'e 10: per pound they
d mot reAilzez but iii le more than twn-
nlrds of n cen tor The half int BIT ;hep
e 1sl omary rae s AK" a great difference IN
O If feelings in regard TO his matter ~ VI b
~ hers: Many think it hv no means ex-
orni.ant 10 pay ten cents for ha.iA pint OF
ale. aud yet the halt pint OF ni IN not only
ia 're, .whoIesom bat will quench thus
IN ch nure ttfrcluaily than ale. We are
glad to lea rn that in some OF our cities m,
Is hrlng sold from the counter AZ an artce
% drink ns'ead OF ardent spirits. Thai
peaks we'll tor the improved taste OF city
,'t"ple At the price which the dAiryman
.,h' aims tor It. it Gun br furnished quite
ch"a ply as compared with aies or IiqnW
nd here Is no danger hat he will ever rea
" Hsmhu'g prices Or That obtained during
tn" seigeO Paris, when MIX cost twenty
n htxtt In. hut ~, ha lu- H..
TN Tx was made from almonds
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

An nehriale. some little while back, got
aud ammo, ing to the Ober passengers. SO
much so that it was proposed to eject him !;
nnf kind hearted and reverend dec Or.
who WAS also passenger, ipterposed iof
MIN and sooihed him into good beh vIor
for the remainder of the journey. Before
leaving, however, he scowlea upon the Other
occupants and nattersd som- words of con
d or, and sud. Coed day, my friend /
see you know waat it ID 10 be drunk F"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

Old Mr.. Collamer, one of the members
OF our chur b. is ex rrme deaf. Lat
Sunday The clergyman during the ga.
H0"u, had occasion 90 introduce quota
zion, and, as it was quite lsng, hs brought
Che v"lume with him, and, when the
time came, ne picked up the book ant.
began to read from il. We always sine
che Old Hundred d,xology after sermon
at our church, and Mr.. Collamer, seeing
the p"stor with the book, thought the
Eiu'e had come, go while the minister Was
TeadiDP, he opened bis hymn Book at the
place. Just as the clergyman laid volume
down, the man sitting mkt to Mr.. Cola
ner began to yaUn, and Mr.. Collamer.
thinking ne was ABOUT to sing, immedia
@te'y broke out into Old Hundred az the
Fop''f h's voice, As the clergyman vas
just beginning secondly" and as thsre
was OF course, perfect silence ia Tie
sn'rch' the effect of hr. Collamer yoci-
Ser't'oh was very startling But the
good old man didn't notice that auvtb;,a
was the matter, 20 he kept on and sang
the entire verse Through. When h.
concluded M eaw that everybody els.
seemed quiet. excepting few who were
laughing, 40 ne leaned over and said an,
loud 70 the man that yawned, "Wba,'s
che matter with this congregation, any.
howl Way don't they G" home ?" The
mat turned scarlet, and the perspiration
pr"ke out all over him. for he felt tha,
we eyes OF the congregation were pp,,n
I'm andAe w"uld have to yell QUITO MAX
Sr' Collaner hear SO he touched his
nps with h:s finger as o sign for the old
ma" to keep quiet. But Mr, Collamer
anlsupdstood the motion. "GOin' to sing
another hymn. hey,'e ALI right, y and b 4
OeRah TO tumble his by INN hook again
Th' n the sexton sailed up the aisle and
explained matters sutsloud to Mr., .OolIa
iner, AID that gentlemsn ,sabsided Will.
sne miAls. Or proceeded with his d,acour.
IAe elders have written Mr. Collam.r
aote requesting him 3in the future No
to join in the sacred harmony. The 81
feet isappaieg upon ihs ribald bow. ),
De gallery.-MaS Ads.ey. !.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
Legal NOC1ces.
Sher,f's Foreclosure Sac.
STATE OF w1scoNsIN-clRcu1r COURT,

K
For County OF Kenosha .@ Ns.HM /.
b. Taylor Orphan Asylum, Plaintiff, 49,
40 against s-a Fl rHf 't.
Michael Flannery and Catherine Flannery hir
wife, Defendants.
In pursuance AID BY virtue Of a judgment OF the
Gil cait onri for Ken0sha County made and ren-
.nerrd in the abov,. entitled action, bearing date
Nov 25lh 1873, will be sold III der the direction
of the subscrib,r, sheriff of said County, a: the
front door of he Court House lnsthe lily Of Ken
o-ha, ounty OF Kenosha and State OF Wisconsin,
%, Saturday. tie thtrty F,st dry OF Janwary meet
at three O'Clock in the ,fierno0n 0ftha day the
following described real estate and Dremi.sr stu
ate In said County a State. (ol o much thereof
A. may be necesrary TO satltfy eaid Jaoement)
nspir1y The East halt Of the sonthwe@ quarter
anu the wet half fthe west halt Il the seuth
east quarter, all iii Section number nineteen tlS)
Town numIs ~ north OF range number Cwe""
ny (2O) East Terms CRsh. sHs aAa. .ts.f fas
Dated at the SHERIFF. Office IN the City of Ken
c-ha, thiH ilth day OF December, A. D.1873. Ca
Fish q Lee, Plfs Attys. John Tetard.
asaF@.. aAf sa#.-eos Sheriff of Kenosha 90
.4g htra rae ... e,t5fs.. .ae fa. a..... e 7WB
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
BISHOP ENGLAND'S LIFERALI1Y
AROMAN CATHOLICS SER MON
BEFORE A PROTESTANT =
CONGREGATION. tC
From tho NesO York Sun m
No Roman Catholic B'sh"p ,r

No Roman C"nolic B'sh"p .f hi
country has ever cemmnHdcd SO e.. "a
degree of confidence aul,ng Protpstast
as the late Bishop England. of Snstt
Carolina. Que causr ofthis cciifi.iencr
was his great liberAIny IN all pom
where be could make reasonable Con eg-
st AS to Professionals. Wheneverahe W,
sff1red the use of u ProtestAn Mt churchsn
hold his services in the large d1siri,,
~ of his di ,cesse, embracing all OF s una
Carolina and portion of Georgia, Ia
gladly accepted il. 90 one occasion 4.
was called On to 30 duty for Protes,a.t
pastor in small village in Genrg,aus
der the following circvusta1csa: h.
had been oblg ed with the loan of Il
Protestant church for the urpose of de
livering course Of let lures upon III,
Catholic religion. On Saturday eve,
ing the regular pas'or Wis ted him a, d
asked Of him fhG favor that he wnulr
continue TO occupy his rulpit the. ntAe
day saying: Il have beer so tngrset
with the su ject o. 20 y lectures ~ IN.
the week | have forgotten 1" prepare
my sermon" II should he happy Il.
oblge you" said Blshop E0y In a. "hu.
you know my Church principles will ad
INIT OF no c"partnersh p in the servic.
of religion. p" "TAat m kes u" diff
epce," replied The Protestant m,nist,I
regulate everyt hing o >'H: yourself.
BY flock desire it so, 81 lam will re.'
Bishop EngIant MT 10 be outdone IN
HberalitY, promised that not hing shoule
be said or zone to create Disappointing
in the congregation or offend the minis.
ter. i
The next M rnirg be rove! specfac,,
was presented OF Roma Catholic Bsh.
op, arrayed in his obituary episc, y, !
Vrsture, walking up lie s,eps of a Pro :.
esfant pulpit He began the services hv
asking the cougrsg atom to sing nv mn
which he had selected from the ir hyut-
b ok, but in common use l,nony C.thn-
'Acs' de then to'k hist from Dnusy
translation of tho Bible, and after off.,.
Ang such prayer that all could ioi ID
from a book OF Catholic devotion, he
preached them sound practical dis !.
course, and dismissed them with q bless
Sng The congregation were loat in
W)nder at the worshi p ,hty had 80 of e.
heard denounced as idolatry. |. it any
wonder that 8 man endowed with su. h
extraordinary tact and judgement WI
several times invited to preach before
che Legislature of s 'urh O.roliua.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
IN JUSTICES COURT.
KENosHA COUNTY. =.
CRY OF K ENosHA. 'S

KEEosKA COUNTY. :. at4s.a thte d 2.es
Cry OF GNosHA. S'
70 James Baxter: esg a1t..s.ar. & sa
You arehereby mortified that a warrant Of al
tachuent has been -sued against you, and your
property a tachrd TO satisfy the demand of Ma
! hias Tacki, amounting to NIna q 24-iO0 dollars
Now unless yoa shan appear before j. stsb
~, at his office in said city, on the 18th day oil
February, A. d 1874, at ten O'Clock H. the fore
noon OF that day, Judgment will pc render d
against you, and your property sold to pay the
deot. F' sF .'#
. Dated this 18th day Of January. A, D 1874.
n. ea4 a47 ua aa1sa,Fs MATTHIAS TAcKI, Pliniiff
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

u The stringency 10 the egg market Ia palm
full. There has been large falling eff IN
deposits Of late, many of the hens having en-,
tirely suspended, while others are holding IN
80 their reserves. II is thought, however.
that nearly all will be abis to resume ID the
sprlug, when the crop begins to move. j
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
IN JUSTICES COURT.
KSNosHA CouNTY. I .,ta8vs@4 so t'aHf3v
CRY OF KENosHA, e III. hs a7aw es3aw .k1i

Cry OF KEsosHA, slfs@ 70 e78a &s3aw .blisa
q 70 the Electric Match Company r. aaihw
You are hereby notified that VA rrant of at
tachmeni has been issned agalnsta you. and our
property attached to satisfy the demand OF A ahei
FAIR amounting 10 Twenty .iOnr Il 30 100 dollar
Nov. unless y'u shall appear before j. VI. ssteb
bins, Justice of the Pence, III a, d for saia
County, AZ his Office In sid c'tv on the 18th day
of February. A. ID 1874. al ten o'ciock In The
fore aeon Of sain da> judgment will be dered
against yoa, and your property sold tn pay The
debt. 4aa fma 4 mgs9 Ia g,@af- eAsAHFl. FARR
Dated this l7h day ofJHnnary "A ID 1874 Pla,tif..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29

"A man IN Hartford has stopped his news
paper because his nAme wac printed In a
list of.adversised letters, and his wife. ham
penng TO sec 1t arst, went and got It for
him and found u was from Young ladv
who compiained that he didn't met her =,
Worcester, as he promised. ..s.v III