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10 took tho train ut O'Clock Monday morning
ttnt i?o wore the Hslppors that morning, hnd tho
oyeralls the day, before.
Alr. swott: Didn't llu say he waa III Cornell by
6 O'clock? Alto did not say that.
Q.-Dll you tell him that you had tho dead
wood oil him AL did not toll lin that
Q.-Did you not toll him tint his story was too
tll1h, and that ho waH sure 10 20 to sho Ponton-
t'ary Al told Lin that it was strong caao
,Q.-pidn't ho aay l,o Ind loft his louso all
right Ale Haid tint,
10 Mr, neott--I told hlu, tho evidence WIS had
againHt him, and llo said lo know 1t "as.
Mr.. Reod~-Th|s III my caso.
THE DEr1:SHE.
IN opening tho dpfouHo, Mr. 6wott adslroasosl
tio Jury aayi'g tl'at ho oxpoctotl to provo that
tl!edeFenlart laA moro yaiue Ii, his hoase tsnr.
WAS covered BY insurance. He had lived thoto II
year and half, and, tho 4sll tlay OF July, hla
so %o Mos 1as 70 Il % eos coss s2 ty e ssp aG'
IN tho houDo Saturday. u,n1 Sunday pgLtH
during hia wifc'B abscurc, loavlng. tho
houae wl.oily unprotected. Tho honso would koel
poopso from getting into 1t jaat ahont as mnll ~
nos fastened, anl any, person could unfasteni tic
blllMl a'ml raise nintow. A1tlorson somot!mot
loft tho koys with llis brotster and sometimes
With Mrs. Tallnago. The oyidonco would hllo"
TINT both the house mid tho shop Wherein an.
any ono who wautod to get in. It would be
proved that tllo addition OF tho clothing that
Mrs. Anderson lind NTH hor would Hwoll tux
valuation of lilo household Objects tt
3G0D, tue amount Of tho insurance policy
article 10 romoyo1 antl not burned nj. Tho pol
Icy itaalf was In tho houso, aud would have
boon destroyed, III woalll also Iaid-up tifo III
utlranoo pot|cy for Si20U, aomo letter., ateut fol
~ Invention, anil liia tools III tllu Hllesl, worth
$50 hr :t0: Morooyor his moti,or'i'-lau's clot!.
ing, valued at $lV0. was alpo il, tlo l.ollHo mak
i,lg Tho total yaluo of tho ooutons Of to ho,lsl
about 31.nD0.
1t would ho Shown TINT at about thia tinlt
tic Cty Of Ghisano. Eo onn Int l,nrln,o.l
desperate lna., would not ra to building, a1ll
Aonco it WAS regarded ia important to show what
kIs.A Of 4 rlnn Andoraon WA. 1t waH oxpoutod
to ploYs h.7 character txoua inrauvy up 10 The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28
President Grant and His CabIuer
upon the Third Term

The republican has the following in 50 double
loaded" type to-day:
" There was regular meeting Ofthe Cabinet
yesterday, at which the following members
were present; Secretaries Fish. Bristow and
DelaEo, Postmaster General Jewell and AttOr-
Dey General Williams. The meeting lasted
nearly two hours, and only routine business was
transacted.
AFTER the business before the Cabinet was
Okposed OF the third-teTm question came IN for
discussion, that topic having been suggested by
areference 20 the speech OF General Dix at the
Cooper ms itute, New York, on Monday even
ing last. The President embraced this oppor-
unity 70 say that he regarded the agitation of
this question as due solely to the ne wspapers
who had started II for the purpose of creating a
sensation and directing attention 10 themsal yea
As Tor his making any statement on the subject
he had rever thought of such a thing nor b al
be ever talked on the subject with any one He
OLD not think 10 wOuld cOmpOrt with his dignity
a. President of the United States 70 make a
statement on this question ia response to the
clamOrs or the newspapers.
hose expressions OF the President were
heartily iIdOrsed by the members OF the Cahi-
net WHO attribute the attempts Of certain news
papers 20 force any opinion whatever from hi
regarcing the subject TO a desire TO make al
exhibition CT their power
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How IL Works

1t would appear that the democratic successes
in Ohio and Indiana on aU anti bond paving
(sPeeie) platform Is causiBR alarm amongst
American creditors in Europe a. well "a in
financial circles il this country We understand
that the German legation in Washington il In
receipt OF numerous anxious inl uiFiss from own
ers OF our bonds in Germany as to the probable
future status OF THIS class OF American securities
In view OF the apparent successes of the repudia-
ton Doctrines IN the West. The national demo-
cracy had better repudiate reputation in a
hurry or they will get in disgrace throughout
the whole business and financial world.
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Tksxernarss of Ju6ge Hmm

ffeyemsrss OF Judge Humphreys quoted else
wT5e in rebuke Of certain publications made
upon the Safe Burglary case, designed to init mi
date or influence the jury, are Just and needed,
and they come with all the more force from the
judges lips, because his aim appears to have
been throughout TO have fair trIalsof the case,
calculated to do impartial justice. For Do
hticsl CT personal ends publications of the
Character designated have been made, ut
terly discreditsble to reputable journals, ard
especially, as in this instance, at this time
when the case is on trial. The prosecution and
the defence are both represented by legal talent
of conspicuous ability who can be relied upon TO
develop the facts and sift the evidence; and there
is a conscientious judge to preside, AMI give the
rulings and instruct the jury. The court and
counsel can be safely trusted with tie case, and
Ii should be left with then.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28

~FoUEDRY CHUROa TO NIaHr.-Rev.
AS J.E. BANKIs. ID. D., OF the Congregational
Church, breaches In fo1Edry Church TONIGHT,
us O'Clock. Seats free. Strangers welcome. IT.
snEMBERs OF LIBERTY LODGE, 10 s,
~ MOI II. are requested % meet &C their O ast 9
m, corner an and Bsss spttsl streets, tn Rs-
Oal. 30 IpstAnt, at O'Clock D. IN. (sharpl %
ershd ne funeral Of our late Brother Knight
w. u, NAsNsR. Members OF sister Lodges are
SslAl{ iSNtted 70 !Jin With rs In fatigue uniform
6 % ersrs GO. THEoDoBE ssIFFIH.
"S b. Of =. and 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28

Senator Chandler Is stumping Michigan in
behalf Of the republican ticket and his own re-
election. He says confidently that "the repub-
hcan party propose to run the machine awhile
lOnoerp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28

The wheat crop OF the country, according to
the October returns Of the Agricultural Depart
ment, promises to be both larger in quantity
and better in quality than last year, nearly if
not quite Cgualiug the splendid crop of the CEN
sus year, which aggregated 2s7,T45 625 bushels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28

"Mark Twain ought to institute a hundred
thousand dollar libel suit against the GraBIie
for that eaIicature. A hundred thousand Why.
"there's millions in 1t, with any conscientiocs
iury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28
PERSONAL.

A eslGNEk'S N0TIOE.-The creditors of GEO
"a MATTihGLf E-9 are res oeotfplly reques,e
OF Ii. d. MAkkER, Federal Buildings. cnrner of
uh ara streets, On FRIDAY EVENING. at
oeiCck, oct17 1t
NOTICE-I her eby forewarR al persons from
1 cIeoittDg or trsnsacting any business WhateVer
with GEORGE G, P0ULT0N In my name, as I
have given him authority 10 do so.
oct23 ST. Mrs. WIN POULTOH, Executrix
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

50 SnQ $4,000, AND o. .O00 TO LOAN
= [,OUU, % resl esf.fs
ooi2s ioi ere. tn ESDKLL. 500 Tih ..
D.thl Iob sALE ANb rARM FOR KENT-
~ Tour rties oisaHt from NsshinEfoa, ~ one
ME rem Bsnning : ,atlou, On the bsliimore at
fotomsc Tnilrosd. 1quire ~ n REsfOR
Room :, fedeTsl Block, cor. 1ta snd sts. ocss-St
EoR EACHAEGE-HU "a six rooTs. IA ,s-so
western rsrt a cttY, vorth si.s,sl. To- . IN a.,
Win store. "a god enstness rIsr=, " srrb 80,
SS-p0 Go SO: the difference 81 o. as 4, 80
Address " Ba-fur-s.n Box lS2. Cry p - ,-fss-s-s
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"ANTBD-To on 81 order Co. = lisiitad usmher
w q NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
BONDS. Highest market price paid.
ROB'r A. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate sud Stock Broker.
SctS-lm boS 18th street. northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-28

Il. BRYAN n BRO,
- DEALERS IN FINE GROCEdIES
Prime Y. BUCKWHEAT,
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
CALIFOHHIA SYRUP,
FTEWkhT's WHITE SYRUP,
CuGi NEW YORK aud
PEsSsYLNAHIA BUTTER.
Just received snd for sale at reduced prices, by
J b BRYAN q 30,
Ccise-2 COS PeDnsylvanis avenue.
EMBROIDERED BLAOK CASHMERE 20
LONAIEE.
Just open ed, 8 beautiful lot Of
EMBROIDERED BLACK CASHMERE Pc.
L0EAJsE,
a. from % to $50 each A great bargain, and A.
tbt goods are getting very scarce Ladies in want
viii dc well TO call az once and make their seleo-
tlCus
Cas- Pftcs Only IN plain 6gKrsS.
VIM. NJ. SHUsTER BRO,
II gig Pennsy yanla avenue.
TEE LATEST IMPROVED STYLES OF
eHOEs for gentlemen.
W. n. DALTON,
Cczo-J SO3 Pennsylvania avenue.
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q aHAsD OPENING OF 80
Pattern BOnBets and Hats,
MRS. G KING.
s22 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (south side,)
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT,
CcToBEs 80 AND 80.
The most select and finest display of French and
PA7TERN B9hHHkTS AND Fats. FEATH.
and all the novelties of the season. The largest
A''O''ASN' Oi HAIR GOODS
ever offered. An elegant genuine
hUMAN HAIR SWITCH
oct2S q FOR rs GENTS.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
District Of Columbia, holding special. Term.
Of WiGLIsn RuTBRRa6R 6 w Sssse
irgton city, District OF Colombia. deceased.
An PeT:GDa , nsyiRS sIas against tns SAID de-
with the vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber on or
Otherwise BY Law be excluded from ali benent Of the
ssle estate: Given unaer nv hand, this 2O.h day Of
os sstss ia. hAkf A. RUTHERFORD
MILE OFT, FBENOH DBEssa8kRa, OAN
l's be fCuFd permanently at s25 18th street.
Patis. octg-lwr
MAESTRO krImkk sARILi,
III MAXIM HALL ,,,,
L y
SI tsHshfs b. ,ns
srous Of rec Wing we" in.tFacti6n es8 oselrs
tn ir former hours by spelytug at Mstzarott's m nc
store. (RepubI OctZ7 Sc
| ELOwER POTS,
/ BANGING POTS, GARDEN VASES,
/ Ard all kinds OF
eTONE WABE, AT THE POTTERY,
ec'I 81 Corner Sab and ats n W.
YOSs BLACK SILKS AT 81 as, Al 80,
L. Sta, 81, 81 rs, So SO, and up to 81 So.
! Black ard ColoTed DRESS GOODS In great va.
! FiSty ht low Iriots
JOS. ]. MAY,
/ CcsT-A SS9 PenRsyly Ana avenue
I ,ARGR LOT OF AUCTION GOODS
! MUST BE SOLD
AT HALF THKIR VALUE.
| RIBBONS from cents per yard TO q.
4 CanDlEHs CLOVIS cents per pair.
Hvslnhr from ssn nxx e. !. - 5 pc. pair ,
Oetz.a- 4lO NINTH STREET.
! STRAw HAT AND BONHIT BLEACHERYf
nSss sss ssno Our mss
| on their work being well done: 102 street., ~
ns Ss,i rs h HassAH fX MooEsros
u. is1ocessor to Newman q folsom
6ssral ConnisstoR Merchant.
Flour, pps Pea ana y srosuo.
silfs Ext TOT Mspss ss SaIily Flour snd Plains
SS1Gl bkSfs ie1 u md
sxTi1ss, Drasss. corner ssd 6'e .r.s e
northwest. oot3a-lns
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passed to amend rhe set reg nlating railroads
providing the Iicence to he paid the state
saall be 5 per cent. on gross earnings. instead
G: 5 per cent as heretofore paid; TO prohibits
the receiving by public officers OF free passes
from railway companiee; relating to claims
against counties for forfeiture q tax c-r',d
Gates ard TAX deeds; relating 10 the sale "f
real estate OF infants; to organizs corpora
lions for general purposes; 20 amend the law
authorizing municipal corporations to aid in
the construction OF railroads; TO amend ihe
act for tie incorporation OF Blhle end liter
airy associations, iegalizipg he list OF jurors
~ made by Boards OF Supervisors.
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CONGRESSMAN BCRCHARD AND
INCREASED SALARY.

Washington, February II In the oe7
bate upon the salary Queati' nis y tnets~
bers insisted upon the reduction applying
10 this Congress from the commencement
If The term Some who did so have direct
ed the ;psrease TO be covered into the
Treasury, net only for the last Congress
bat for the present Congress and among
Others, Mr Burchard, Of Illinois, whose
increase for the LAST Congress was s4,2Z9..
90, add tor the present Congress 81 $780,
% making total for the present and
last Congresses OF 5000 SS~whlch ht
has caused to be covered into the Treas
ury, not Availing himself in any mannsrOt
the lucTease If salary.
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80
BUTTER AND CHEEeE.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NaRrHwEsfEREs4
DAIRYAENs' ASSOCIATION AT woepsTu OK.

The eighth Anunal Meeting Of the
Nort hwestera Da,ryme ns' Association, be-
gan an Tuesday the 10Th and closed on
llsb inst at Woodstock III From Sec
ray horrdw's rep@rt we take the fol-
hwirs:
Tu- association relies on lis member
sip f,ss md some little advertising in
pn9Itahed trans actions tor funn3. It
dies nat receive stare aid; is self sustain
Jug. The value OF the Annual rcport. is
andereFtimttGd. If tull s'aflstics could
be collected tn y would be maea more
valuable. Every factory man and maker
# cheese and butter Tor market Is urged
=" send his name and address number OF
cows, and product Of butter and cheese
=" 1918. To the Secretary.
Nothing would do more insure the
rsputa ion o. Northwesters DAIRY pre-
Ducts than tn have full statistics pabIlsb-
til 10 ne WOrtO.
~ equal numbe Of farmers IN the
same regions in Itlinris and Wisconsin
have done go we'll ia the last ha.f dozen
YEATS AS The dairymen. The profits IN
1873 were satisfactory. The quality Of
tie produet waa much improved For
many farmers butter making now cfers
better prospects than cheese making.
Dairvmen have dore wisely in looking
for foreign markets when needed but We
should look first of all to our home,
Wes1 ERR, Southern and Northern markets.
Building up these will be the beet we can
40. holding ourselves free to ship when
ever We fud best. Our cheese las its
is jIs' reputation assigned it much more
frequently low than formerly, and the
same Will be true Of butter.
Boards of Trade and sale days in dairy
c,nttes should De encouraged hy both
buyers and sellers. The time VIII SOON
'ine when the dairy produce dealers OF
Chicago can protitably form separate
Exchange.
The pro- poets for dairying i the North
We We're never brighter. There Is 8
e e,dy lucresse in the number of factor les
aud aalries Year by rear. Special inter
esC now felt in Central IilIheis, Iowa
and MlnneSota. In the older regions
butter making 10 taking the place OF
cheese making to some extent. Both can
be wide extended A much larger area
is adapted to dairyiDg than Was tuppOseG
10 ne The eaRe. Wherever, in healthy
climate, grass and ether food for cows
can be grown at reasonable cost.
The report referred to mary OF the get
unsettled questions OF much Importance
to dairymen, aud urged the Importance Of
accommodating facts cancerEing them.
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THE TRICHONOSIS CASES.
From the Cincinnati TImss.

From the Cincinnati Timss.
TIVE deaths frOm trlchinesis Rave al
ready occurred At Aurora, ILL.,, and seVeEs
al.persons ars still suffering from The dis
ease. Henry Trainsid on ssfuray, and
Mrs. Benter on Sunday. All these cases
resulted Irem eating pork of the same
animal, at the same sine, three or four
weeks since, - bsfose publishea. No
new leases has arisen, and q careful
inspection of other pork there has failed
to d,tect the presence of trichin@.
Such instances are rare, and the best
security against this severe and usually
fatal disease 10 in eating only pork that
10 thoroughly cooked, or sustaining frtm
pork altogether.
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LEGISLATIVE

MONDAY Evening, Feb. g. SEN.
A7E.-1he tlIl authorizing the Board
of Trustees of the Northern Hospi-
tai for the Insane 10 lsmove their
officers was passed. The biz proyi-
ding for the taxation ii church prop
erty, and the, i'll to legallze the pro-
ceilings of justices courts III certain
cases, were indefinitely postponed.
A4sEMBLY-More Protests against
the repeal ut The Graham law were
presented. Several bills wrre pass eds
and about So bills were considered.
most of them ordered engrossed and
come indefinitely postponed.
TUESDAY, February To- SKNATE
A resolution provi ing for the
printing OF 5000 copies Of 5. d. Car
penter's address before the Agrl :
cultural Convention two resoIu-
tons providing for the distribution
lot extra copies Of the Legislative
Manual a bill to amend tie ac' re-
lating TO indicimen s by information,
80 as to uo away with grand jurles ;
! tn amend the revised statutes rela-
ting to permanent landmarks, and
the bill 10 repea! an act relating TO
attorneys fees in Justices courts,
were indefinitely postponed. The
bill Tor the division of Marathon
county and the erection of Taylor
county vas passed, under suFpen-
sion OF the rules.
assembly, etitions largely sign
ed were presented against the repeal
or modification OF the Graham liquor
law; also, against changing the line
for the Wisconsin Central Railroad
between Portage and Stevens
Point also petitions for q prohlbi-
tory liquor law. The use of the
Assembly Chamber was granted this
afternoon for an argument on rail
road bills, and Thursday, evening tor
tie delivery of the 'Sovereign's An
nual Message" Senate bills were
G. incurred in submitting to people
amendments TO constitution restrict
ling the amount of Indebtedness to
5 per cent. on the value Of taxable
property (by so to y; to prevent
deposit;ng poison in lands to amend
sectlon l Of chapter 1877, laws of
1857, relative to permanent land
marks. after nearly three hours
discussion, bill fixing the license on
gross earnings of railroads at 5 per
cant. was ordered to third reading
by vote of 70 to 20.
On this bill Mr.. Houston voted
Nay az he did also TO substitute 5
per cent for per cent. but whether
he was in favor Of per cent. or
per cent. as recommended by the
Committee on Railroads does not ap
pear
"WEDNESDAY, February 11.--SEN-
ATE. Petitions were presented
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aOHNsuN's BOOB STORE,
- No So Mali street tall andcomplet
assortnentof school Books also standa dane mir.
BellaneOuk BOukF. Writing and Wallpaper Sheei
Nuslc. and va rieussrticleF Of thetrade
8. G. JOHNSON.
tY15
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

nm q whitaker u CO., M nufacturerto
BM4 "a .ard'k Paten SEAMLESS keins steam
Aay'9ap and bo1lers. and all kinds OF Machinery
AISn sleigh Shoes CaaldrOl Kettles Sash Weights
D. Repairing done to order We have b"ngbt
som tne general agent. q 3. Drum. the ,xtrst be
ongine to the Screw Power Reaper and Mower
pd will do repairs apon the same. aad also nDoT
ny machines now In nse
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a. DOAN, dealtrln Dry Goods ,Stapltana Fan
kSS cy Goods. all Kinds Of ClOthe Ready aads
Clothing Gents FuIn'shingG"ods Hats ana Japss
Be. &c. Let 1t be remembered that we keep
cthiu0 but Grsf class goode and further | viii
OF he undersold / this or any other wcstcrb city
KinaLalTa Block Naipe RenOsh&. il
III
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

lDHSEN u BEDE>s HI, Manufacturer ane
I'D Dealers y al Kin / OF Furnlidfe: Spt ing
R.d Nsttrpxsr4 Uur'AtttTtt GUods Chamber
anl Psrlor Sets Rev. made C"tins al"ayt ot
hsud ShoD on Main near wlscUDeln.
Ksnoana JIup2b Il, 1yo
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D IVaaY sc sBLk.-bcl JeNel ihprephTt' u
ia "a 'urnisl the best hOrSet aBC Ca-riAetf foT
koatneft or pleasure. III the shortest notice
HaaIsr ailtimcs ready To &tteu' funerals ~
5tAhlfou MarketSq 1eartht Poe OhCt
KauUnha WlsconsIj
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KENOSI1A, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1874.

HS ANDRE, mannia.tuitl Wholesal, and
10 tai Deaicrin Cigafs. Plug Cat. CT Ing
and'mok'nR Fobacco.snua Pipes &c scigars
arrell nad' from bestqnalities ot domestic and
tmporfedtohacco and sold tot etrs It a, loves,
casl rates Also cona:antl, or anc s0mean
see'schaun pipes )rders prsml u, 6llso ssae
men'I.vman'shnilding cnrns,0f Main and Nae
ret 7treete 0A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

t@ARNEN gA0TnFRS. No. 70 "&h -. KeMorhs
~ Merchant Tailors We keep constantly on
A4nd well selected stock OF cloths Gents Ful
p'-hing Goode. Ready Made Clothing hats md
Capp 81 the lateatstyles work done and goods
OH ~ cheap az at Any other estahishmeniihthe
~ ivlS
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&. Is UksG.

removed nit barber ruvp 10 No. n MaIn 81
door north OF FhOs. Engnsb't shop. wheel
1uilding nena,,horOaghly renovAteoaHa a'ted vi
IN th = hes possible manner an0 where he vii be
happy 20 NEE hil old customers. ali oregpii'
HE aerviceS n he art tonRorfa!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

nan ARBLE WORNS.
Nh HIGGINS G1 WASTE URN
KenOsha and Racine. Wis.
MOnAmDntalanG GraveBtOne work executed in
he highest style ofthe art.
In. n. ROBERTS Agent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

a UAe DIC&PAU9 Shaving. Hair emitting %no
"a !aArppJniI saloon. TWO d0urs north o. u
Summons store Old razor sharpsred dbn 1paiE'
e. maze Ladiet and Children hair'chaitE
pecialts Comespftry me. VSo-Hi
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

~ KATMARKhT. Main Street, Kenosha W.,
w. rhechOicsst efall kinds of eats .SalfPork
Torned Beef. SMOKED Hams Sausage &c Ge.
enstaAtly on hand. Pricesalwayf reasonable
10 VIM. EEGLE n co.
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RN TRoN A. BAKER, Atterneyand Couneelor
4u1 Law. Real EstateAgeDt. and Justice offAe
peace Conveyancine and Collection OF Claim
3Ympuy attended TO ON lsberalsermt OAsee
30 bAlrs alock, cor Of MAIN and Park Sts
Wisconsin
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DIR FSSM A KIN c

Safss &c Efases cy,r NJ, Eog;;Sh
HaLness Shop Main Street IT. al al
NV prepared Tor work In
:, hto NSeks Making line The. st ricttsl stttD.
ION wr'l re given 70 all o,dtr>. ard in style
ara finish every article win be flrsi elass
Ltairs are in vlttd 10 eall
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W ~. Nearing at the Harlis House 10 always
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meal. Farmers CO ming to Ken0fha will md every
accommodation snd alao GOOD STABLIHG Ter
the1r AOraes. Also dealer 10 Foreign ard Do
meStic Wines and Liquors. Give him CALL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

IRELAND has returned tifty-ons
Home Rulers to the BRUSH Parlia-
ment.
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