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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
. . . -

Take thr whole catalogue OF medicine. and
you VII not hni preparation that cures Kid
MY, GlauIular and Brighrs Disease - soon
a. HCNT'S ErNFpY. Gravel, Drop.y. Diabetes,
Suppression and lncontncnce Of Urine, Paiu-
ia the side Back. and Loin., Complaints of
the [ rino-G.nitIl Organs. and Fcmac lrrr-
gulariir.. are cured by HUNTS RENEnY.
HUNTS REMEDY restore. IL sanitary con
djiiou the impaired Nerve structure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
WILLIAM A. WHEELER
OF NEW YORK.
ScIden Common.
OF AUGI STA.
lnE PRESIDENTIAL FIECToRS:
Far l.argP.

For Electors-at-large.
Hon. W. W. THOMAS. Of Portland.
Hon. y. 4. FARWE ELL. of RocklAnd.
?. ~ F,fa.-sNLNESTER LITTLEFlEIp
y s.aaa 1Jfsrgct-I. " ARREN MERRILL.
f3prfL District JOSEPH ". PORT liz.
: m Dfsfricf-SETH l.. MILLIkEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

W. thc sub"rri0crs, having been appointed by
w Hon. Parker Tuck Judge OF Probate tor the
county uG Hancock. tn rerriy" ana examine the
claims H. The creditor. Of BrUjatnin Benson, late
oilfcmpnt. ia sad County. dccyi. ed represented
tns4lyUnt do hereby give notice that siN month";,
commencing ihc .sth dAy OF July, I-.G. have been
allowed - said creditors t. bring In aud prove
their claims and that vii attend the service
as~iE4ri IA AZ the dwelling house Of Henri {
Eeu-nn a. Ba-s HArbor. fremont the l,t
"Wednesday 30 November : 4. 1896 ani GA the 1t
wednesday "A febuhry. ls17 al tea O'Clock In the
t.ituu-Ju
WILLIAM Il. FEEBLE.
HENRY IL. CLAKk-
fremont, J4l5 - l~.G. 3H5l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
Carl SchurZ's Letter.

The following i the concluding porto"
OF the able and forciblc letter Of lion. Carl
Schurz, upon the two parties and their
candidates. 1t will be read with interest
by Republicans a. well as Liberals, and
mast have weight with all candid and
honest men:-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

As-I.c SANFORD, JAMAICA GI<GEE-
The Delicious famty Mc,1t,.nu tor cramps and
pains, colds and cbll-. two
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

The follow IN. Real Estate belonging 10 The Is
tate OF lie l4tic Scih Tt-dlic namely
EILNWphTu
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
ARuSements.

by popular content win'et has always been
r'gGr.Icd ~ The amusement season, aud the pres
en- winter seems to be no exception to The rule
The past five or six weeks have been most prolific
in Dram a,ic arc nr, lcai enit meni,. and the
promi.r fo tie err iurnle + equally good. Du-
rfLg he past year TIMBER Of u e best travelling
combinations have vi lied LIE aLd have been uni
iorrly we'll rece ived, and We ihink We MAJ safely
asa ri that a organizations OF real merl that
have pr Terl, plucd hemselves beIore the pub
lie nave never tailed to receive a liberal patron
age.
The Pay son Opera Company, rendsre,! the
principal passages of Martha Ia large audiente
al kimball HALL last Friday night
i he NrIiGna' Correct Bend Il this city gave
era Nd promenade concert al Simmons Hall last
gh' The mnsc was excel ent and everyone
see med well pess.d
Clement Bro,her- and Forester ara advertised
TO appear at summons Hall this (Thnrsds,) eve
ming 1he troi pc are Tot changers III Kenoeba
ard many VI our readers will remember the con-
cert~ g'yen by ihe>" g. n,lem"n s"me mon'hs ago.
The entertainment will consist az singing and
chsracte. peTsnnatiuns. and we may safely pre-
dict that al VIII may attend Will have good
time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

1t IL reported h.: eoscHEEs GERMAN SYRUr
has. since its In reduction, in the Uni ed StateA.
rrscbed ire immen.e .ale OF 10000 d. Zen per
year Over "Oc Druggist have o,dete this
medicine direct from ne fnctO-y, at Woodbury.
but every letter speaks OF its ~ onishing succe' =
IN curing severe Coughs, Cots settled on me
Breast. Consumption, or any disease Of Throat
and Lungs, We advise any person that hss an.
pr. disposition tn w ak Lungs to go 10 tEr'
Druggists, j. 3 S ark" her and Union Drug
Store and G. Ills Medicine, inquire about II !.
Regular s,ze, rs cents; Sample 'to,tl., 10 cents
Two doses will relieve any case. Don't neglect
your cough. 261y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

Although it my be fact that the much
tak' of hard time have crippled the festivities
Of tie Christmas ot 1875, the hire rtnckings no,
being quie e0 well filled, or the dinner no. quite
50 houhiiul, or the exchange OF friendly ;oken>
rot quite 10 pr"fu C az usual. We, they did NOT
quite Chill the heats Of the friends of the N. E
sunday School, oi hIA city, WHO met OH Ch,lsi-
mas night. rke church parlors were allied with
surlight from happy faces, both young and old
A very Joyous hour WAS spent, pre- virg that where
love and good Will have taken possession Of the
heart. happiness viii reign: tina, though green
hacks may be scsrce, Chrlr,mss glsdne.s can BE-
felt The evening was spent Ia singing stlec,
reaGings, and happy little speech from the
much loved Superi .iendent. This pqit of the
pr. CANINE wa suddenl, closed by the noisy ell
trance Of AN impr omoiu "Ssn:a Claus" with q
sack Of rweeimeats for the little ones All wen,
home feeling that their "Gian,' expectations
had been more than realized. and that ut the Cen
lennial Christmas they had at least secn the
'' Elephant -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
For The TELEGRAPH

1
Mr.. EDIToR:-5eing aware that
our sister own OF Salem is gviting
ahead Of us IN III ,king he'scl kl,oAl.
throu t. G TELEGRAPH. lake lie.
liberty t. speak IN our behai. A,
this W, ting we are having u fineru;.
OF sleigllng, better than At any time
last winter The we.lher has been
varied and inconsistent, from mild as
a spring morning to eighteen hel"w
zero: from II summer caIm t.. per
feet tornado. Would it rot be wei
for our investigating House of Rep
ie~tntativcs 10 investigate The a.
mighty by specias committee, to IN
qnlle into the cause, why and wher'-
fore, Of such sudden changes? 1t
woult be quite as much their l,rerog-
alive "a s"lne Investigations they are
now and have been holding.
There have been many improve
ments III Bristol this TAIL. A new
street has been opened, by A. Stevens
IN the north ward. and all the i"ts
sold. T. B,undford is erecting il conn
uodious new house; d.. l.. ID
S bearer has built a new h"nse. ais
Ge. rye Perriso. William Hunt has
opened new store in new buiidIl.g
J. Worth has put up y new h puse u
Railroad Street. The whole village
has new plank sidewalks. James
iiurl has put a new fou;dat on nuder
his harness shop; Ed. jones has butt
an additions to his large hous' also =
new cider mill William Hunt is
putting up new bindings. improve
ment seems marked "n every hand
Wa>hburn Lodge, No. l45, elected
the following officers, for the e,'sui"e
year: JAS. Shumwny, w. HI; J. w.
bryant. S. W.; S. NJ. Brown, j, W !;
L l.. Benedict, Treas; G ]. Shrin-
way, Sec. The officers wilt I've pull
Iicy installed ut q festival commu'l-
catlon on St J,l'n's day, concIhdho
with 81 grand oyster supper and >"eial
party. Politically, ",v"ryl' 'n& is
quiet" The yourg gent VII" isSI
three boxes "f cigars betting "n ti'e
election of TiIden, find. deep sy rn!a
'l'izer with the i" four years' retorna-
ey," who can't see. through he ts's
Aad gloom, the etno'nmen's ard pref
qni>ites Of that p,st .ttice. Perhaps
he can "wae {; wa e." iike"b's irlri q
Nasty, and in that find a s''ac' To-
disappointed ambition, crushed hopes
aud sacrificed principles. The 1T
erary, under the auspices Of be
young ladies' and gentlemen Of IL
village. is meeting with remarkable
success. Their weekly gatherings
are largely attended, anal much profit
and instruction is deriv d therein 81.
Nicholas Slruc',, on the eve of his de-
rar'uro for Kansas, fell and hT"k'
his lee. Il WAS set by Or. Shearer.
mud both leg and patient are IN a ta''
way Of recovery. Riley St"'hrrak-
er, whose leg was ampn at"d by Dr>.
Far and Shearer, under very II Ia
vrahle circumstances, will soon h'
able to resume business. Z. |. ;.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
Is YOUR LIFE WORTH 10 CENTS ?

Sicknets prevails tveryw here, and everybody
cOmpiairs If 81. ME direuse dnlii & their lite
" hen sick The object + IN get we'll; now 10 say
MAINLY that M person in THIS world that il suffer
ing with C,sptl Fla, Liver Complaint a1d 1'F
effect, .uCh AZ Indig e-tinl, cos''veneAs, Sick
II endacle. Sour Stomach He'ri Bnrn paipl'a-
ton Of The Heart, Depressed Spirits. Bilinusntrs
etc can take GREENS AUGUST FLOWER without
getting relief and cure. II 'on coubt this. 60 tt
your Druggist, j. n Sia,kwtaihcI or Union
Drug S ore, ana gel Sample Eotile Tor 10 cent?
ard ,ry il. Fegular size Is cents. Two d0sef
will relieve you. 26iy
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
MARRIED.

GULF Al the residenc Of Pom
Henry Michel. Racine. or W. dnesdny, the
18th instant. by Rev. J r. Rowley, Frank l.
Mitchell and Miss E. Gould both of Racine
RAGAN--WARNER-In Lbertvvile Dec 18Th
1876, by Rev w A Adron, Mr.. William "
R.pan, OF Fremont, and Miss Hattie warner, q
Ella.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
Advertised Letter

acknowledgements s iis' at letters rem aiming ~
" calltd for ~ he Ker nsha p - Ottrp Ken
aha County. Wis. for the week ending Dec
% H. 1874 and which =" II, ~ sen: 20 The De
T~,'er Office atthe explratio, ot 80 day. unle~
called for.
Bnghern G Nayer Madame Anna
BaiIe VIM Mi Ter Mrs Snsana
lannghan Thos Melville WI
Fish j w Panken Mrs G l.
Haves Jrhr A
To "bte In any Of the shove letters the apple ,n'
mnet give the date cf tAis l's'
Oh RLsS FRANrZ. r NJ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
For Stomachs Out Of Order.

No medicine Wtll aO ehectnallI Improve The
,onr of the stomach az IN ,se Pills; thew remove
MI .c,oi,v O. casiOu Il either by in temperance
1npr"rer diet. they reach The liver and reduce
i. 70 healthy action; thev arc wnndtriu ~ ef1ca
ons III cases Of spaem-in FACT they never fail III
N ri, o All disorders of The liver and stomach
HOLI.OWAY'S PILLS are the best anown in
The wnrld iur the following d. eases: Ague,
Asthma, Bilious Gomp'ainis. Rlo'ches OF, the
Skin. Bowels Con.umIt.on. Debility. Dropsy.
Dy.ep.rrv Er,ripeias. Fenale irregularities
Ftvrrr a, MI kinds FRS. Cont. Headache, lDdi-
se-rion. InA mma,ior, Jaundice, Liver Complaints
Lnmhag,,. lie, Rheumatism Re tiou nj nrine.
Scruinia ~ kings tvil. Sore Tbroa:s: Stone ann
G.aytL Tic-O ,ulOnrenx, fnm0's, Ulcers, Worms
III all kinds Wrakrtss fIUm any can.e. &c.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

The paRtor OF tho M. Il. Church, Rev. W. 4
walker, Ell poets to be able to Cficlale next San-
Gay, both Il orning and evening. he ann1uicee
tae mOrnidg sulject of discourse as 1.-The Living
Sacglace;" and the evening topic rs The Bar
rem Figtree." The sacrament o baptism VIII be
administered st the evening service.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
Teachers He ting.

There wilt be Teachers Meeting in the
sChLti h0u-e III District No /. Somers (near Il e
Town lIalD on Saturday Jan 9th. at 10 o'clock
r. NJ
PROGRAMME.
i'hmeic-nerimale, II s Flett.
Primary Gran:Dat- Addie Litber
HlslO,y-War of 1871 2-Cause, Plan OF
Ac'ion, RSsuli--C Al Smith
Music -RUdimt niMl @0iA- H. j. Bra, de
School Reports from teachers and supelin.end-
ems.
In the evening. comm ncing At Z o'clock. a 1T
erary entertainment vll-be given ny the ie .cf err,
10 which an a,i'Eissinn fee Of Ten cents will b.
C argpd. the process d. t. he devoted 10 The Ii
brary Innd. School Ulcers, paiions and fr!endr
Of education are coidiaily invited TO be present.
d II. FLETT, Pres.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
wAuK,e.s. H.. Dec 2sd. 1876.


! DEAR EDITOR:
| .housh yen wonld ike 10 h, ar a few words
from sour ~i,icr cay, (Nauke gam IL regard 10
The markets aid some 81 our prominent mer
| chants. " Il lave h"o light TALL oi enuW during
{tte pasl week enc gh ~ ma keS great msEy Of
our c;iizrlis yieu Mr. Crob.rce'a c-iablls hmenl
just North u The. WAukegan House. Mr. II.
Mead, proprietor Of the great .'Flour aid Feed
epoi ! Cormety resident OF Kenosha County)
has been visltsd by .eyelal OF the Wisconsin
tarme,e he pasi week, getting a supply OF his
ch.,ce ..Ru cse-ter -Four 10 last through the
holiday. The ''Fnncy elores," ara III iaci all
orcs, "ell phi Fed i:,r the Ia ldays Miss
Il ShanNayi- window veil led wIh al kinds
ol aions 10 eu,ice ne ladies ~ give her call To
Il e me crowa 81 children araund Mr.. Yeoman's
STORE. Que would imagirc tina, they txucctxA I.
=, 6 .r,aiia Claus emerge from behind some IT
bic elegant toys AS yun 20 down tie street
few step., suu see anoihe crowd aronnd the
''aaktr>' ~,@dow, inspecting he candies Of all
s0r' rnd sizes
The schools have ciosed for a two weeks yaca
ton; II G n,gh School Cursed Frida, afternoon
with d. c!smal,nnr. .esys ana singing Pref
Barker u having Ms Ncsnho term 81 WIFI
Act0ot hpie his scasots; hi. school il we'll al
tchdeG. saI
A q ~ many load- OF pork have been brongh;
into ma, ke ;hiA seaeoh The packers are pack
ing mJe han they ever h We before; prices are
Ian about 81 50 Pc hundred
Cheat ma. is 10 Gel :brated a. it generally II;
III risi mas lrt ~, Supuers. y, i,ie-. etc.
ihe Baker family gave Il ,oncrrt here the
22t If Jhis mon,h; Ibis concert. Court ~ Rahy-
Iol.." like all OF ihelt Concerts wae sucre>s. II
wa. calupo- I'd ni about eixsy ckaracier- win cos
Tunes ANONYMOUS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
CONFLICT OF JURIrD.OTION.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 26.-The petition to
the Supreme Court to remove the quo
warranto proceedings by the Tilden
electors against Hayes electors, in
South Carolina, was decided today.
Justice Willard delivered the opinion
of the Court, refusing the motion to
remove the case to the United States
Circuit Court, under the Act of Con
gress of 1875.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

A freah arrival Of Gents furnishing goods such
a. hite aad COlored Shirts, Underwear. Mufiers
and C0mforiers, Cardigan Jackets. Mitt.ns aud
Gtuvee, AL OF which we will sell al hard time
prices p q n. GROsCH. G6W6
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

the annual NEE ing Of he Somers mu nal Fire
Insnranc ompany for The elecl;on of oficer., and
the transaction of Other business will he held AZ
the Town Hall on Tnesday January I'd, 1877. a,
one o'clock P. III. I. L. JOHNSON, Secretary.
sow
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

Notice IL hereby given that the Bristol Mu:ual
Fire insurance Company will meet at the Br!sio
Post Ofics on Tuesday the 81 day oS January
1867 at o'clock e. NJ, 10 elect officers for the
ensuing year, and to transact such other business
as may come before tho meeting.
c.. WILLIAMS, Secy.
BristOl Dec FAD. 1875
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
B A RG a. In s.

Indies wishing to secure Bargains
for the coming Holidays will please
call at Kaufman's Bazaar, where every
thing will be sold without reserve
cheaper than can be bought anywhere
in the world. I mean business and
you will get it.
H. KAUFMAN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
- i~s o. - :
Attention.

Farmers ana all other persons In need of gnoG
chill ard other lumber. don't TAIL 10 improve the
time in getting supply of that Coon GULL
LUMBER at bottom prices, at the new lumber
yard Of l.. W. MILLER North ~ Main 81. Br:dg..
once IN Durkces hew Ell. vatnr Bows
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
Ho.lowaV's Pills and

Ho.lowaY's Pills and intment =.
SCErve> md Dir cares III The Skir- Fever, resi-
less eleep, lou. stomach tainted breath. aigu0r.
depre> sion II spirits, alwayr attendant OF the
~0rsi cases Of Gu aneous ernptions. are speedily
and radically ltm' we'd by these med,clne,-ih~
ointment c'-snser The skIn. ard the Pills purify
the blood, stimulate the ilvrr. ami promote oIyrr
tion. rs cents per box or BOT 1856
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

The annual meeting Of the Paris Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Will be held at the house Of
Henry BIackman on Tuesday. January Cd, 1877, at
0'clOck p. M. DANIEL MARSH, aecy.
Dec. 2sd, 1876.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

The III. E. Church, Of Pine Grove. will hold
t@eir annual oyster supper az tse Town Hail.
SonePe, Jan. 9th, 1877. Come, great and small;
everybody 10 invised, from the least In the king
aom up 10 the editor himself. L. EAroN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
Personal.

Mrs. II. W. Miller, OF Chicago. Is visiting her
parents In this city this week.
Sheriff Lucas Illness still continues.
--Rey. W. E. wslker is confined to his room oy
"a seyeEe stack Of laGams tory rheumatism.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

A NEW wagon manufacturing company has been
oa:sntE a at Racine. called the A. c. Fish
Wa IN CompGny"r-ahs works to be located q,
RsciRs JaAegon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28

Legal Notices.

KENnsnA c"uNrY y ~ sTgss, sogtT
10 John Mct many:
You are he'ery no lied that a warrant of attach
mrnt has heen isTUed III ainst yon, ana Your pf"p
er,y attached 10 satisfy The demand "f William
,,,aly amounting 10 1wrnty-On md Is ITO doll
lars: Nov, unless you hall appear "riore j.
S ehbine, just OF The Peace III snd ', r aid
onn,y, n, his flee In said Guy on me l3'h a'J
fJapuary A. D 1877. al 9n'clock II the '0rtn"or
Of Thai DAY. JUDGMENT Ill be rendered a2aths'
,ou. and you, p,oper,, old { ~! tie debt
Dr., ed this aiet day Of December A. - 1876
3Iw2 WILLIAM CLARY, Plaintiff.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
For Gntaneous Disorders;
Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
hey .ecieie toe much ar too 'itlle water: or
whether they be afflicted W III sso"eo or gravel. or
with achee aud pa ne Atttl d IN tie lsins nverthe
regions OF the kidneys. ttese Pills th0nld be
aken accordi TO The printed direct Une, and
he On,mrn, should hr vel rubb, into tn"
,sck ri b d time THIS trea meni will give most
mn,esiate r. lief when II other meap.ha We failed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
Taxes.

Notice il hereby given ihs' / will be at the Town
Hall in S0meIs ON December 10Th and 3Oih 10
receive taxes. N. FrICu
Treasurer Or the Town OF Som. rs
SOmers Dec 18th. 1876
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
State OF wisconsin Kenosha County CouFt.-lI
Probate

State OF WiscOnSin-KenOshaC County CouFt.-ln
Probate
In me matter OF the Estate Of Daniel G. Brr-
ge-E, 'dece .st d.
Letters ot administration IN sad ma:'ei being
HIS day granted ~ Eugene e, Bn' gesr and Myr"i,
A. Baker aud on hen moii0t mon'h H. iron, ah0
aft. he 11ih cay OF Decem 'er A. ID. 1876, being
lowed aud limit To ctedi,nis I" pesen' ahe'
claims against said dectarsd for cxamii a'r'n ahd
allowance. therefore, on IKE mn'i..t: N",ire 10
he iehy given hat The Judge Of su!d C"ift %ii "h
the ISL day of Jan, AIRY A. ID. 1877 en- me loih
Of March A. p. 1877. and or the 10 h day al Mas
A. D. 1877, 81 10 "'clork A. NJ. said da!s. At M,
ce III rald CoCnty, examine ana Adjust =
ella I'm, ana demands Of Ill persons agai' 81 said
de sea ed ard thar notice ere ne given 10 al
per,onS interested by publishing 'hr order N y Z
Kcn,rha Telegraph. u weekly new paper printe0
aud published in keuo.ha t''y and County hr
Il mr. weeks succr, e'vely. md rs posting the same
IN r,mr ,,nhii. places III the CITY Of kenos',a-
Kenosl = Comfy, fous X ok. het.Te saiG day %
hearinr. VOLNkY FREN"H
Nv the Court. County Judge.
Dated al K.no<ha, tie 1l'h day OF
Dectu Der A. u. 1876. 2sw4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
Reduction

In Goods at the Cash Store,
25c Lincy sultlngs to 16c
35c Colored popIins to Csc
Soc serges, al colors to zoe
Soc Blk Alpacas to 40c
LIS Blk Cashmeres 4Sin. LEO
100 Blk . 48in. 9Oc
25c Germantown Yarn
LIST Quality to Zoe
600 White Wool Blankets 400
500 ShauIs to 600
l.. FELLOWS & Co s
Founders of he cash business
and Low Prices.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
IMPORTANT CAUTION,

Nnne AZ e genuine MI esq the signature OF J.hAT'
,,,,,.sx Ne sg,ni tor the Uiied Siales, ruricunds
ac. r,.x ~ / ilIs, and eminent. A hands ONE
.r~ard will be given TO any one render ng such
Information az may lead 10th deiecii'n OF any
ending the same. knowing Ihsm 20 he spurious.
*.*Sold at The msnnf-c'ory OF Professor HoLLo.
way & 90, New ssk, aid by all respectable
fr ipgisis ard dealers IN medicine throughout
81. each. n
e~-rhere Ii con. ,derabie saving by taking the
alge siZeR
n every disorder are affixed 10 each box.
Office, 10 Liberty Street. New York.
' 29y1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-28
TAXPAYERS TAKEN NOTICE!

The AK Roll Il The Ci'v OF K"""tha for 'h'
year 1876 IL now ir my hands :nr ""llec i'm Pay
ment may be maze TO me a. tho Council Room IN
o. stt.r
THURSDAY, Dec. 2lst. 1876,
Until The lat Monday in February 1877 ~ which
time all unpaid taxes viii! he rr'"rl-d To tbs
County. On all taxes paid on or Def re- the frs
MOI day IN Jannn,y rex,, will feducl the 81
cent added r. e,etn for Collection.
ANDREW SCHOFFEN. City Treasurer.
Kenusha, Dec 18Th, 1876.
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MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony Of the Whole World
.HOLLOWA Y'S PILLS

81 hnd no appetite Holloway . pills gave me
leAriy one"
.Y,ur Pills are ula,veInnf."
4 send tor an";her box, and keep them III the
a0use ~
.'Dr Hobo ~ay has cured my headache that war
cl. nnic."
i gave one of yonr Pills 10 my babe fnr cholera
rornra The dear little thing got we'll in day.
..My rausea nt morning il nsIw cured "
sYnur brx Of floila~ay g 0inlnl cured me of
toisrs In he head. rubbed some If sonr
ointment behind the and the n0ise has lpf -
''Send me two boxes want one for poor
family"
II enclose dollar; yocr price ir IS cents, but
he med cine ic me Is Wort III n dollar"
Send me FIVE boxes y"ur
Let we lave ihree boxes OF your PILLS byrefurn
mail, for hills and Fever"
nave over go euch testimonials az these, bni
want -, sbace cOmpels me 10 cOhclnde.
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A Happy New Year to the readers
of the TELEGRAPH and all the people.

The Board of Supervisors meet in
adjourned session next Wednesday.
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Bristol Dec. sSd, 1873.