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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-04
john e McMxnn, Racine. ,.yered \. xith .

John G McMynn, Of Racine, favored u. with a
call on Monday of this week AR. McMyAn was
once resident Of Kcnosha and became \ teacher
OF private school, end then he .:ach.s of the
North Ward School-the first free .ublic school
in the State--and shen The Prlncipal II tas High
School. This position h. held !at several sears
and til }acine took him away ffa4a Aeposha by
paying larger salary thar KcrosA4 felt able or
willing 10 pay
He was Principal OF the Racine H'gb 9chool Ger
several years ard till he acaud.ned ,eqchiny
Since then aud for sevcn ,ears h. Aas ossn 80 she
employment of Chase snd ocnps.y 81 lsc,ne.
He na. now taken vacation u q ys.r ana
occasionally ava'ls h'mes!f of ~ opportunity
10 cs upon his old trlsnds 49, acqu.i ngances
The situation OF he coupily generally soa
more particularly o. NE Soo,A ces 80 Tor
brief discussion. Mr. AeNyun b-l,svs .hat h are
ha> got TO be . general return from ex.ravsgauce
and frsud 10 economy snd right. Aud ne rs!!.vss
that the great Southern problem will ultfn.,ely
have to be solved BY the freedmen asd
all in favor Of the right fighting 70. tneir rights
This he thinks will have 10 re doss n every
neighbe,hs cd ef the ronthetm SIsfe, sha:e On
effort is made 20 Deprive msa ofihSi, caual rights
ne were highls enteyt.iued dayi.s Mr.. Nc
Mynns short visit.
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A nusical entertainment viii h. s,v..

A musical entertainment VIII he given
Friday Evening, FEB 5th, TO secure fund
10 purchase apparatus for The High School.
We are making every fort possible 10 fur.
nish the best Of music, both vocal and in
strumcntal. solos, uets quarte,tss, &C.:
and We feel assured that our entsrtsiptaent
viii eatlsfy the most exacting, aud rn.,Ie
The people TO pass very pleasantly and
prottsbiy. an hour or two, and st The ssma
time ss~,st us Nnsncislly. We are pleased
With the Uniform kiadn- So of our mu.Ieal
friends. aud m"ntien tn 10 owing as al
resds enga Ell rs assist in the conoer'
Mss Jennic Head, Miss Lille Rnna,s, Mrs.
Bailey, Miss aiDedaie, Mrs VIII, eler, Miss
Aima Rohn4oa, Miss Lizzie O'Denneii. Mrs:
aazl@' on, Miss Tarbrjl, Messrk K mbsll.
Aubrey, Runais, Ed wsrds. Olker sra SIN
"l.ir.
Ne solicit ,hc stt enhance Of friends and
~ lovers If good mule Please ren,r Der
,hs Summons Hall is commsd,ous, anG
ths,, III view If lard times, we charge but
twonjy-sve Cen tor dollars worth or more
# entertainment
TEACHER. "F TIKI PUBLIC SCHOOL.
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PEoP G. G. BANNAN Principal Of the High
School. and his wife and assistant teachers, and
about 1ity scholars sf the High School, on las
Frioay, by Pre- arrang ement, Waited the kscins
HIGH School. They made she Trip in three sleighl
with ioar-ip-hand furnished ny Ren Jewen The
ssy "a. pleasant end The sleighing passably good
and rue excnreion TO Racine and return was pleas
sot andvsIy much enjoyed.
On arr;v ng in Racine the company stopped at
fnblic House, and Prof. Hanuan aud part Of hi
atsittanss y ent to the High School before noon
Pref. r. H. Trip, Principal of the High School
was prepared to receive and entertain them, ant
expected to entertain the whole company. AS 4
was, Prof. Bannsn and his assistants who were
with him. dipcd with Prof. Trip and the rest O
the company dineG at the hotel.
In the all ernoon the whole company Waited the
High School and were highly entertained. It
monthly examination day and Prof. Trip wat
engaged in his examinations and his assistants in
hearing their usual rec.tations. Mr.. Bannan speni
q considerable part OF the time In Miss Whites
recitation room and was highly pleased with
ton room OF the second assistant, Miss Peck, but
was there only short time. There were about
81 scholars in attcndance.-the enrolment being
sc. Prof. Bannan speaks very highly Of the Ra-
cine High School.
Mrs. Bannan and q part OF the assistant teachers
visited the Third Ward School under Mr.. Bridges
and spent part OF the afternoon there. And
they ", re all very much pleased with the school
believing 1t TO be as orderly and under as good
discipline as the High School.
The visit TO the schools completed-the compa'
ny embarked fer home where they all arrived
safely about six O'Clock in the evening.
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dwell there. For oil who came wlthin the
influence OF his contact were made happier.
His heart was fountain OF kindneas, his
spirit constant genial glow of good nature
He was always glad Of the opportunity Of
doing you kindness and the children we're
always happy In his presence. There was
OF appearance Of evil in aught Of his con.
duet.
II there s. amy work to do In heaven--if
there la any there who needs his kind
ness and athy-i9 there are any chiIdrsa
10 p.ease and 'ovs, VIII could certain :
stay there aud be happy. But If the prevail
inx fashion among those who dwell there
is the long whine robe and the sole occupa-
sion of lis inhabitants unending praying and
singing, donbl whether Will would enjoy
it. he would naturally look for something
to do and perhaps cheer himself with one
OF his happy d,tties While he attempted -
carry = cup OF ce,d water to cool some
psrehed tongue In he orthodox other place.
For myse, have sadly confess that the
BEYOND THIS LIFs sometimes looms up
bsf.,.e my v,sion ltea wal Of impsnetrs-
bic darkness, ana al can do 10 TO bouy
myself up on he large fai'h Of another.
love to talk with . man or read an author
whose 3s't: Ia conscious happy future IL
glowing and nDbounded.
William Greer 10 u nstivs of the Isle o.
Man, whsre eli his rsintiveA nov Iva. He
smigratrd % this country about Two yeats
ago With Ave O, her yorng men ef bis se-
quaintAn who acted az bis bssrsrs and
were true aud aipcsre mnurncrs. He nade
tor himsetix large place In the hears Of
my entire neusrhold by hrs Uniform Kindness
and perpeiuAl good nature during n srrvce
If nine months. r. r. ROBERTS
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! 4k1 thirty-third Anniversary OF the Kencshs
County Bible Society was held ut the N e
Church, Kenosha, Sabbath Evening, January a.
1875 AS the President was absent, Er. I. Sim.
mons was chosen Chairman. The following were
! the exercises:
| /. Singing 2. Prayer by the State Acsnt, Rev
Samuel Reynolds; 3. Reading and adoption Of the
Secrctary's report; 4. Reading and adoption Of
the Ttsasurer's report; g. Election Of Officers, a.
follows: President-Dr. A. Farr; ce-Prssidens,
J.. B. StarkwsAlher; Secretary. l.. L. Grant
G. .ossnson, d. 3 Tears, r w. Lyman; 6. al OK,
! pianatt,n Of the purposes aud work Of the Soei.
ETY.. by The State Agent; Z. 4 short address By
| the Rev ". c Hitchcock, followed by singing
aud bened ictiOn.
A. Committee Meeting Nonasy. Jan. 2S, Dr.
Farr presiding 1t was re solved that go be allow
| cd for keeping the Depository.
That the treasurer ard gserstary be instructed
TO cor sspord with tho Branch Societies" re-
qnesting them TO hold An Anausl Meeting ana
take collect ons without the aid OF q canvassing
! az. Mt.
That che Secretary sabmit for publlsstion in the
Comfy Papers a report of the Annual Meeting.
That the Executive Committee be insIructsd to
procure speak for the next Annual Meeting.
Adjourned.
Tie following items are from rrsasurer's re-
p0r;
Money ON hand a, beginning Of year & IS 90
Received during the yrav fer b"tks sold "a II
Reed frsm collections and donations IA 70
Total $254 rs
Paid AMericGs Bible Society On
book accoent S1.B 81
Paid Oa donation account 80 90
Paid Agcnt* Is 30
O. her Expenses 30 20
Cash now on hand 38 20 254 rs
E.. GRANT, Sec'y.
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MR. G &. BANNAH, Pr,nc.pa. Of t,- High

MR. & q. BANNAN, PrInc,pa of tue HIGH
Schroi, and his WIFE, started TOR Mich ga Ii
Monday afternoon 10 ai'en" Ia, luuera; OF
MIR. Danutn's mother Mr. Bapnan was
IN our office when the tell IA, schuo' was
ringing and then had no intelligence of he
de III I. f his fe's mo her Afur leaving
he fnunc thar telegram had brought The
ead I'M. l!,gen"e Will. he WAS in the afice.
B,fore arti.g fer Miclisan Nr Bannaa
expectd hey would he tack Wednelda,
evening The school wouid tie ION inued
durin his absence.
Mr.. md Mrs Bannan Will have tina sym
pMthy of the'r assistant teachers and scholars
and All our people IN their bereavement.
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A HohsE Was 5 Ola from he ba' n If Mich
nlas Fiji in th's city ehout three 81 four
o'clock lasl Friday morning, Sheriff Lucas
ssa'ei IN pursuit Of horse and thef and
Ia Ell a. WankegAn, whore TO ard Snrr'fi
BULL Of Lake county found Michael Cronn
~ red asleep. rhcy brought HIM 20 a
ruhilc house and after waiting iong eHo 1gh
FIR aim to get from under the influences 81
his eleepipg POTION they were not quite
certain as to his guilt Of s9ealing thu horse.
Sheriff Bnel however took charge of him on
y difforens MAJ t.r. Sheriff Lucas ,etu mug
home soon te.egraphed to Sheriff Buel q
arrest and hold Cronln, which wss done, and
Sheriff Sucas brought him will his c0nst nj
10 Kenosha A day o two sfrer the arrest
If CronJn the horse was found with the
bride over hIs neck on Landon's farm about
three miles south If the State Line.
The examiIatit of Cronin before jus ice
Steh bins is in progress as We go t. press.
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the hegan. Certificates OF remarkable
cures accompany each boz le. and will be
sen gratis t. any enc There is no pair
Which these L,niments will not relieve, n,
swelling they will not suhdu~ or lamenes
they will aot cure THIS is s'tong language
hnt il Ia rue. No tamil, or stocL-owne,
can "fI0rd 10 be withoui Centaur Liniments
Whte Wrapper for family u.s. F; The 7, ilo~
WRAPPER tor animals. Price SO CT: lare
nor es 800. j. B ROSE. SIS Broad way New
York
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tina First Lecture Of the course, under the aus
pirAs OF the Ladies' Aid Society st. Matthew
Church, MAS gwen on Monday evening at SIN
mons nali, by DR., Elmek dorf of Racine. Subject
''The Women Of Shakesp care"
DR. ElmendorFh had good audiences an gave 8
yer, in;efsstipg leeture. which was favoraby re
eeived The ladies' Of the Aid Society are to De
congratulated ca 20 satisfactory and auspiciOui
opening sf the cOstss.
The nexr lecturers to ke nsxt Monday evening
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CnSuOriA il more man n subs il ute tof
Cas"i On. 1t is the only Scfe article IN ex-
Is eprr which ,s certain regulate the
boMe's, cure wmd-cOlic AND prcdlce natural
steep. l. Is plcasan' to 'akr.- No more
sleep,r:s ",h-rs or crying babes. Price 35
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Dr.. ALEX. McDrLL has been appointed Super
iO'epden' Of TIC anspital for the Insane al Ma'i
sou, to assume the duties the 9rst day OF apri
Bext--Dr Mark annoy, present snperintend' nj
Aaviny resigned - take eject he 3lst Of Mare;
~. NcDill va. Superintendent before be'ns
sleclec t. congress and beiHg defeated BY Jndg'
Gaze al m" last election though receiving ma
) rt,y o. ihe Votes cast for the office, he may o.
naS not accept the appsintmsnt.
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Auction Saie.-The subcriber will SILL at
Public Auction. at his residence i'll Antioch Lake
10 O'Clock, A n the following properly. viz:
thirteen head of cattle, 60 sheep, 2work ho,aes,
yearling colt, 2 lumber wagons. buggy, com.
bined reaper and mower. I get of harness, and
TERME-All sums OF $40 and under cash; all
sums over $40 credis, or ten months given ON
approved notes With interest at per cent
AUGUST JONSkE.
IRA WEBB, AuctiOneer,
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FAREH FOR sALE...Th

FARM FOR SALE.--The undersigned
Wlpbea to sell his Farm situated In the Town OF
Benert, three miles West from KenoSha. contain
&R hree Hundred and Fifty acres Prairie and
Ten acres of Timber. apart Of the purchase
money can remain on the place fer term OF years
VS.. maxwell
60mcrs, Jan 10, 1873. 35it
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DISPATCHES from Warrington say that Mr.
Dyer has written 70 the President poremtorisily
Declining the office OF Judge to Ill the existioE
vacancy, the nomination for which 1t was thought
he Sas assured, Hon. Halbertx Paine and Hon
WinGe;d Smith ere suitable Tor the judgship.
An honest man, an able lawyer and An upright
iuriGt - needed TO nil The Office.
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| Deals seems his Wsntsl 80 be. fas; 'hin.
hing he ranks If oar aid ci:IEens Anoth.
er If HE ell IS hs4 jost gons fr~m rs Mrs.
Pn9bc 2 Eel wao d,ee suddenly of con.
| geet"a 81 ne ,lnSs on tbs "a al,g o. JAS
| Is, 1878, a her goase IN tnin IL. 81 ne uxe
of5S en's ana 4 mon,h Mv.. Bel! had
Ls.n long resident If Ksaosha. and waa
wia l. known a8"ng M o,ls 10 ho greatly
| fesAe.:' "a nd beloved. Re, funsrSl wns
aithndd Monday st'srAooe =, .AA, rntl.c
"difieo Of TIE G. nsrsRa.I"hsl ehpreH OF
wis Hn~ msnnsr; tur gsat..r Rev.
4. t.. Hltchcock preaching ;Gs s.HG.on
from Bev I ; "a, Ano zee ss'd t. nae, fhrse
a,~ they icu eauie ou I s)eAt r,hut3.!oA,
aid -"hvs "sshen her 'orer and Hxes TEES
white ~ Gs MOOD III 'be Lamb" The
pulp" Gts sdurued wi5k nswers. snd tss
exc m choir sung seeetiy hYmug of hope
and 'tus such were appropriate 10 The
departure # true chlld Of God. Mr Leon.
ard Lee ;,"d charge OF .he procession, and
tn bearers for she OCCASION, wers nttiHfly
sel ctsd ffosa AMONG cur oldsst ci'ize ne
uam" d. g. Tears, j. 3 Sta.Ewes,hcr,
Sstn Dn4D. Orlando Foster David Cr sc
ana Ir O'hej',
At o conclusion % his dl course, ths
psssrr made the fllo.ins ailueio q 10 The
chsrac,e % lhs drcea .e,:
eve Toys 20 e ray such = theme ss thu,
t. ne grave 81 euch wou&n az Mts. Bell
'Sattt ere 'meA when It Hsud lie oAiy u
n"eA.rj sfcur grief only mocksry of he
"ienk J.. Ger tam ~hieti nahes our grie the
ur'e. "a = ears G, 30 "ound cut such word:
a ,ueyes over lie coffin If he dead, Blu;
nos 'o-dsy. rhi> faithful and devoted
mo, Ler. true ~ ser some, true 10 hcF soni
true to '!u caute f her Savior, rising by
grace div Uo Nnd with beautiful christian
SCREEN y ont % be shadow IF great tr0Ub.
L.. showing what sub fue victory is ;,ak
s'hle the divintly given her0;sm Oft feeble
woman even giving education, giving faith
taI ciir llun train ng, aud So giving honor
30 ner children, ''s the work of her HANDS
The &c .lsiug f her hear, and the unswerv.
IN LafbH II hcl sou1 III UuU Wv Hcu We 100
upon snci, - destn and, remember such q
IT., these words which celebrate he tri.
url his and tins glorious crown # SANITY
hfe are e ve one which leap first Ia 0ul
thoGQht Today our dear mother and
Ir,en0. hos" an.efiet devotion 20 otbers
nj sdr her &c IN mutter indeed, nOi only t.
her Own s-.i'd'tu, but al who sojGntped
ri, hn her hnm", !. 'ej"ctng IN h. !ull and
tlreI uuiou f AZ HneE0in% reward for ali
the col ana &c sacrificing care; giving
thanks val. uuepeskabte gl<dnese in the
presence If Hsm whom hrlc she learned to
love and i" who's" grace she reioices 10
n%crirg thr 'ftuml hs Of her If and the jot
If nn ter n,1y. Yes, We VIII love to tn nix
Ojte t1tte. We v II b ess God 'ha, 1t is our
p,it Ilege to hunk OF her there. slough
dead. he ~ It i II eak o us. And may
the memory o. thst true an. sweet and
constant life, tie t3 these oIl0wing cnes
who called ner by that dearest If names,
mother, and &c 10 us all who drop our
tears with theirs to-day. sacred charm,
draw ing Us 10 the same divine and gentle
land on which she leaned ard which never
failed 10 be cher suppor' "
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THR vsrDIoT 10 OK NINous Everybody Ike:
hs chicago Pest ard Mail. I: gives all the news
aeNS The truth about The markets. and has the
cream If current literature. Subscribe row; il
emily costs &c 80 for the Daily. and $i.G5 for the
Weekly per year postage p&sd
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Kenosha Station.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Congregational
Rev. 9. G. HITCHCOCK, Pastor. Services At ,o:s'
A. II. andSP M.
Methodist,
Eev Q. B. THArER, Pastor. Services at 1920
a. and p. M.
Episoepsto
Rev. LUcrsN c. Lance, Pastor. Services at lO;Ss
A. N and 1880 p. Vi.
Germau Me3hedtss.
Rev. G HEpLER. Pastor. Services at 1880 A. NJ
and 1:3O ?. M.
pnItarisRs.
Rsv. H u e1MMoNs, Pa tor. Services II A. NJ.
5t. Marks Catholic,
FATHER ". u UGnARTY, Pastor Services e-le:S'
A. md 7P
Rapt ID,
Rev rNRY CLARK Past,r-Scryices 1880 A, n.
and7 u.
lueheren,
Father H. PcPP. Pastor Services at 1890 A. N
every <,t'ser sunday
Ct. Georges Catholic,
FATHFR SETTER, Priest Services at 1880 A.
VI and $50 r ".
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Mas r. A, B. DrNNrEa. Of this city, gave Il
puhlic reading at Simmons Hail on Tuesday even
in al las' week, on the subject, WHAT'S TIKI
UeE," comporcd by herself She had good an
several lines applauded the reading, and, at its
slo4. passed unanimous vote OF thanks ia Mrf
DnRping.
After the vote Of thanks, Mrs. Dunni ng reat
Pe>eral poems, also of her own composing which
were llysavOrably received by the au dience
Financially the reading was fair succes.-tht
receipts smeuNting to $50.
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LOST On Monday evening q BLACK ONYX
BREAST PIN with cross Of pearls on It. The
GRd.r will be rewarded on leaving It at MIR. Pen
Aoyer's Wafer Cure
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Chicago & NORTHWEST m
RA1LWA Y

Passengers for CHICAGO, Detroit T dn,
Cleveland. Buffalo, Niagara Falls pIttshurRhs
Cincinna att Rochester, Albany. rnrrnF" Nottf"'
al, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York, Ph'iatei-
phia, Baltimore, Washingtn". s.. Loui-, carr,
San Francisco Sacramen q, 0gd n,Sail L kt ",
Denver, Council Bluffs Sioux City ST Pau Mar
ouette, Escanaba, Menasha. Madison, cheyen1 e,
Omaha, Yankt, u, Win ne. m n. Gr"ea BY,
Milwaukee, and all point Moth Sc S0nta sd
Fast. shOL Id bay their ucketa via CHI A'32 I'D
the
Chicago & North western Railway.
Close connections are II ade NJ chicago with the
Lake Shore & Michigan S'uth"r' Michigan raa-
trail Baltimore & Chic, Pl,tsburg, Fo:t Wavne b
Chicago Karkakee inc and Pan Handle Route,
for all points EAST and SOUTHEAST, and With
Chicago 3 Al1ou aud Illinois Central for all points
SOU II
Close connections are also made with he Uni
Pa itic II. r. AT Omaha 70 al far West point"
Close connexions ne made at junctio" poiaSS
! 1uilh trains Of al cross rords
Pullman Palace cars.
These cnlehrated cars are run on all night trains
I'M ri tht lines ot ths 70 I'd
i This In lie ONLY LINE turning these cars ne
, tween hicagu and ST. Paul or Chicago ana NM
Wnnkte 80, ~. O..
Al Omaha our SeeprrA connect with the over
! la a SI4epere on the Uni Pacific Railroad ior
ali o s,ls we.; of Tie Niss0Dri HVer
! Amurg The
Inducements offered By his Route
to he travelling pabtc are all the modern I'm.
uteycm,y,. : hock ana Gravel BallHsted racks
/ Z eei Rail Rork and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
| Dawiig DOM Da, c"ache,, Smokln= &nd Lonng-
| 1uy ur- Weslnghn g Sae+y Air Brakes. Mill
! ler's Pt,ent Safer Cou{ ling and Platforms
j Sn. ed Safety ard Absolute Comfort.
Running Tnfough Five Great
! tates,
/ and ope,a ing 30, miles OF road, this Com
| pauy IRE cuts 10 he tavee facilities thai ARE
! Nor and CAN NOT be Offer ed by any Competitor.
| Al ticket agents Can soll yon tickets via this
| route.
yon wish the best iravelins accommodations,
Won viii buy your tickets ny this ronte. and w1il
lake no ether w. H. STENNETT,
MARVIN HuaHITT. Genl Passenger A9k
| General Superintendent "
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Have cured more wonderful
cases OF rheumatism. aches
pains. swelling trust biIeS
caked breasts, burns, scaIds,
salt rheum. &c, upon the hu-
manirame, and strains, SPAWN,
: gals, &c upon animals, in
one year, thar all oi her pre-
tended remedies have since
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JOE WoRK-We commenced the year with
a supply OF new Job type-having obtained
an addition to our supply of four fonts and
other neccssAry material In proportion.
With these additions We are prepared, to do
con work on short notice and at the lowest
aAriHAA. go
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IKE BEST PaEsEHT you can make lriepd Ia q
yss1's subscription 10 the Chicago Post and Mail
IRE Dail1-poptage ps'd-will only cost you SO q
per y ai. ard II weekly $1.65.
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A FESTIVAL for the benssk of tho First
Congregational Chur b and G6ciety OF Pleas-
AT nPrnirie will be held~at the house OF
Ward G. White on the afternoon ard evening
Of Thursday sho 18th Instant. All are in
yited. CoAAlTTKA
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advances IN CoTroN GooDs. -Domeptics nave
advanced I" the Eastern markets, and there is 8
praban,lt of another advance. We have bel
Q mpe,led 10 make FEW SLIGHT changes IN oui
price lis az have advanced tho retail price cf
Esp camt1ics to........ $500. ....... 7c.
Fa = we are selling at 49,. &c
Lon' dale IA eoft-nnish cotton. ...nHc.
Hsl!owrll. ........... 80. 49,. &c
We SHALL keep tho prices down as long as W.
ear T. A. CHAPMAN IL Co.
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Iowa AND NEBRASKA LANDS for Sale by
Burling on s. Missouri +. r. Co. See adver-
fipemcn', S2W1S
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LOCAL lNTELLlGENC

LEcTUBE- Astronomical Lecture In the UEita-
RiAr Church. rex, Sunday evening at ~ o'clock
lecture free and ali ere invited.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-04

6omcrs, Jan. 10, 1873.
Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1875-09-28

POISONING BY MATcHEs.-Phes-
phorus, largely used in making fric-
ton matches, is a powerful poison
when swallowed, inducing bloody
discharges from the bowels and blad-
der, and great arrangement froHla the
nerve-centers. If swallowed the am
tidote is spirits of. tarpentiue, diluted
with milk. Az adult should take
an ounce of turpentine, and if this is
vomited, more should be taken. If
retained, a quarter Of an ounce the
next day, will usually complete the
cure. 1t is believed that phosphorus
loses its power TO give off toxic vapors
and other influences destructive to
life in the presence of t%urpentine.