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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-05

In Germany there is popular hos
tfiity to Americans because the lat
ter are supposed to have favored
France in the late war, and because
American travellers make hotel living
dear. The German government end
its newspapers, however. try to cul-
tivate friendly relations with US.
The Chinese entered California in
1850, drawn thither by gossip about
the land of gold. Senator Sargent re-
members seeing the first Chinese
junk that anchored off the California
coast. AT the present day the thin
muscles of the Chinaman are promi-
nently effective as far east as Wyo-
& ming.
Proctor Knott, Congressional wit,
is short, stout. straight, firm, gray
eyed, white haired, white mustached.
Although funny, he appears melan-
cholya and smiles sadly. His speech
on Duluth was one of the funniest
things ever made in Congress. He
is appointed head of the Judiciary
Committee. Fortunately he is witty
only once in a while.
The Pal Bail Gazette does not I'M
derstand why the United States can
complain of greater suffering from
The condition of the Spdnish govern
ment in Cuba than other nations can.
And, as if it still had no dea of geog-
raphy in politics, the Gazette assures
J us that If we will only wait until
Spain settles its civil war we may be
gratifed by Spanish domination in
Cuba.
One hundred Georgia newspapers
and seven Georgia grand juries want
Il shortening of criminal trials, on the
score of economy; good wagon roads;
a dog law, as a protection 10 sheep
raising; and consolidation Of county
offices for the purpose of efecting
economy in public expenditures. The
latter proposition is one seriously to
: be considered by statesmen, as is also
an additional one to consolidate weak
counties territorially.
Judge Holman, Congressman from
, Indiana, is said to be the foe of the
lobby, and without regard TO this
fact he is also a rising candidate for
the Presidency. How high a riser
no will be is not settled, but he is one
of the early birds.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-05
FORT LARAMIE.

Lieut. Col l.. p. Bradley, 9th Infan-
try, commanding Post and District
OF Black Hills.
LIST Lieut.. Leonard Hay. Adjutant 9th
infantry, Act. Asst. Adjt. General.
LIST Lieut.. Alfred Morton, 9th Imam
fry, Post Quartermastcr.
list Lieut.. James Regain, 9th Infantry,
AACS
DIR: A. Hartsuff, Asst. Surgeon U. S.
Army. ttt1-< I1f
Capt Edwin Pollock. 9th Infantry.
Cap. As. Bart, 9.h Infantry.
Capt Jas Egan, Ind Cavalry,
Capt Henry + Noyes, Ind Cavalry
CT Hall, LIST Lieut. 2nd Cavalry
+ w llingsbury, I'd Lieut I'd Cavalry
J N Allison, ID Lieut. 81 Cavalry
Norris, 2d Lieut. 9th Infantry
II Burrows, Capt 9th Infantry
w w Rogers, LIST Lieut. 9th Infantry
Samuel Muusm, Capt 9th Infantry
L III Capron, LIST Lieut. 9th Infantry
c NJ Rockefeller, I'd Lieut. 9th nifty
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Itosrlcn


j. j. REYNOLDS, Colonel Ard Cav,
Connmauding.
MAJOR John V. Dubois. Bird Cavalry
) ID johnson, lst Lieut. and Adiu-
liant, Bird Cavalry.
1eorge a Drew Isl Lleut and Reyi-
mental Qn-arterinaster.
yDnn = Randolph, Surgeon, uSA I.
W r Brandt, A A Surgeon
1T Haskell, CAPT BIRD Infantry
W THIRTY. I'd Lieut. z3i Infantry
anson Mills Capt Sd Cavalry
Aiex Moore, Capt. 81 Cavalry
A SutoriuS, Capt Sd Cavalry
WIN iiawley, Capt 81 Cavalry
J"seph Lawson, lst Lieut. Sd Cavalry
a Paul, LIST Lieut. 81 Cavalry
mas Morton, ID Lieut. 81 Cavalry
" Robinson, ri Lieut. 81 Cavalry
II Le-aley. ri Lieut. 81 Cavalry
balnorldge Reynolds, I'd Lieut. Sd
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-05
wEDNEsDAY.JANUARY5, is76.

A special from Berlin says that
Archbishop Ledoehowskys inpris-
sonment terminates ION lfie Ord of
February next. The Catholics all
over Germany propose to celebrate
the day in an appropriate manner.
Populations from Reichstag and
Landtag will watt upon the Arch
bishop and tender their congratul l.
stions. Archbishop. Ledochowsky
still persists in his refusal 10 aeknowl-
edge the Jurisdiction Of the new
ecclesiastical court or the validity of
his deposition. 1t is expected that
the government will inferno him, as
1t did the Bishop Of Paderborn, I'M
less he prefers quitting the country
The whereabouts of the Archbishop
of Cologne are still a secret. The
Volks Zeitung invites diocesans de-
string to present him with their New
Years Fluctuations, TO leave their
cards at its publishing Office for trans
mission.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-05
cuEYENNrnrnnr

Capt Jas GilIis, Assisteat onarter-
master, USA Depot Or Master
Capt A * Long. Commissary oTSub-
sistence, USA
Capt George X Brady, 23rd Infantry
Louis X Sliile, lst Lieut. BIRD Infantry
Wa Bouiton, 2i Lieut. % Infantry
DIR Holt, A A Surgeon, USA
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-05
CHEYENNE.

Major I. IL. STANTON, Psymaster
U Army.
Charles Bostwick, Storekeeper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

The Cincinnati Gazette (Bristow organ) de-
clares upon It's honor that IL would afford IL
the utmost pleasure ''to be able to accept
the statement of Mr.. Blaine in explanation
OF the Union Pacific railroad transaction as
satisfactory and conclusive; but" &C., &c
And then the truly good Deacon Smith,
with
AsDile on his lip, and q tear In bis eye
goes ON 10 the length OF a column with his
''ifs" and "buts" and warnings for "bottom
facts" The Deacon is 50 sorry for Mr.. Blaine,
you know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

This Is the way Andrew Jackson made
reply to the application OF an investigating
committee during his administration that
wanted to overhaul the department records:
The heads of departments may answer
such requests as they please, provided they
do not withhold their own time and that OF
the officers under their direction from public
business To the injury thereof to that brsi-
ness. i shall direct them to devote them
selves TO their duties In preference to any
illegal and unconstitutional call for informa-
come, and however anxious they NAV be u
meet it. For myself, shall repel All such
attempts as an invasion of the principles OF
Justice as well as OF the constitution, and
shall esteem II my sacred duty TO the people
Of the United States to resist them as
would the establishment of q Spanish iaqui-
sition."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

The Postmaster General is determined
should Congress materially reduce the esti-
mates for his department, as the House APP
preparation Committee propose to do, not to
allow his expenditures to exceed the amount
appropriated, even though the postal inter-
ests Of the country suffer In consequence. In
order 20 keep within the limits of the pro
posed greatly reduced appropriation, the
fast mail trains, which were established
after much labor and expense. and have
proved such an accommodation to the pub
lie, must De discontinued; daily service In
many instances must be cut down TO tri-
weekly; tri-weekIy to weekly, &c and, In
fact, economy be practiced In every direc-
tion at the Inconvenience OF the public. Half
q year OF such niggardly economy will be
certain to raise howl OF indignation all
over the country, and Congress will be
forced to restore the privileges heretofore
enjoyed by the people. II there is any one
thing 1t Is unsafe to do IL is to grant the
American people certain rights aud priv
fleges and subsequently take them away
The people who have been benefited by the
rapid and frequent delivery OF the mails will
never submit TO return TO the old slow
coach system.
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IV1I AVENUE. IOII
CT 9 THf re.
SPRING AND SUMMER.
: l. 9 r III ire .


DRESS COATS AND VESTS.
Oriental SIX Pid Worsted, $50
Northampton Six Ribbed worsted, rs
Vienna Diagonal Worsted. ol6 SO
Blaekington Black and Gold worstsd, SIS
Uxbrtdge Fancy SILK Worsted, els
HArrAganssts faacy BIZ Worried, alo
BUsINEBS SUITS.
Fine KIheu Spring Cass Suit, $40
Fine Desbarre Plaid Oass. Suit, SIS
EDWARD Harris Hair-line Oass. Suit, 1850
The Versailles Checked Can Suit, els
The Diagonal Riebed Cas-. Suit, oIl
Gem " sshiRston MIL Bloc Flannel Suit, oI3
North Hoosic Block Cass. Suit, oIS
Hercules Scotch Oass Suit, ol1
English Stripe and Plaid Cas-. Suit, SO
Knickerboeker Cheek Cess euit ~
Salisbury Brocken Check Cass. Suit, oS
Union Cass Soit, Trock and Sack, r
YOUTHS SUITS.
Millburg Diasonal worsted Suit, SIC
Lippin Silk Ribbed Cau. Suit Sl3
Msson's Hair line Oass. Suit, Sill
London Plaid Oass. Suit, 80
Eev York NILS Case Suit, 81
BOYS SUITS.
Horvalk Fancy worsted Suit. $40
Camden PIsia Cas-. Suit, : :
Snow fake Fancy Osss Suit, 81
knickerbotker Check Cass Suit IS
Union Csss. Suit, s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

The WEEKLY STAR, now really, contaics
Al the Investigations Of the week; the Pro.
ceedings Of Congress; the BeIknap impeach.
ment trial, the Hallet Kiloourn Habeas Cor
Rus, me Revival Meetings IN Washington.
CocI.i end Personal GossiD: Political Notes,
SooLt froceedings; Choice stories: All the
Ne.s OF tne Week. general and local; Poems
.Sxescnesi Agricultural and HousehoId
matters, etc, etc.
1ens: s2 per annum, In advancs; postage
prepaid: single copies i've cents. in vrsn.ssrss
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

Com pliueptary tickets 20 Golisteiu'. Grand P,.
= ntanen Of. THE DUKEB MOTTO" Ca &c Oh.
S nee OF cost until Nay LIST, at the fVllox ing
sl,Srn,s Cissr Store, Gil Pesna ave.
20 Clothfsrs, SIS Tth street
Daea adams, u snmoth Bookstore. cor 9th n nd
ronon, Soyernment Printing Ones.
80. D n his,'pi@sn, Closhier, cor. Sun and
e nc ntoe 1t .. W, Rsstaurant: j Rich.,
90. I'm y. 2. " Harvey 4 Holden, esm.S
= ~; ntn ST and Pc. ay. sp23 Sc
~ = made equal % new At ''N''' Aina OF
!, -. OdNIs, T19 MARKET apses
: Corner 0f en- S,xset,
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IL will thus be seen that there was not q fly
Per cent Of the tax collected, whilst the cost
OF salaries, printing, and other incidental
expenses attending thereon, nearly absorbed
the amount collected.
There was received for licenses during the
same fiscal year the sum OF SIG ,OiIi1, to
which add the So ,fO99s collected from per.
sonaI taxes. 1t will thus be seen that the
whole received from this source amounted
to the sum OF SIS. ASS 80. For the next fiscal
year, ending June 80, 1873, there was q de-
crease In receipts for licenses of sli,7Oi4i,
and IL Is evident to every citizen OF the Dis
trict that business OF all classes was decided
ly more prosperous than at the present time
When the last personal tax was levied
there was no forcible effort TO collect the tax
other than TO render the bill, and then only
the timid taxpayer came forward to pay. and
1t is very evident that IL the bill which has
passed the House should become a law,
although person may return his bonds,
stocks, and mortgages, and cash in hand
there Is no power to compel him 10 come for
ward and pay, and any effort to force the
payment would lead to never ending litiga-
ton.
1t seems difficult TO make some of the Rep
Tesentatives in Congress understand our sys-
tenn; they maintaining that we pay no per-
sonal tax. The difference is that our personal
tax Is In the nature Of a license, to which
+ as been added in the bill introduced by Mr.
ouckner, household furniture and other artI-
cles not heretofore embraced, and which,
Under Its provisions, were IL to become the
law, would most certainly realize over half
q million OF dollars, whilst the Neal bill is
defective In many particulars, and would
prove wholly imperative. 1t meets general
condemnation from the business men of the
District. Already is its injurious influences
being felt In the way of making capitalists
and people OF moderate means, living on the
interest OF their money, timid about invest
ing here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

There were no less than fourteen Senators
absent from their seats yesterday during the
Impeachment trial. This is an improvement
in attendance, since usually about twenty
are absent on more important duties than
those which devolve upon them as United
States Sanatnrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

The Massachusetts, republicans have set a
good example In adopting a platform Of less
than twenty lines. There are no long
"Whereases," In IL, but Is sepsibly confined
10 q single resolution, W hich expresses every
thing necessary TO be said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

II AT Low PRICES
In Coz sress Hail Building, opposite Fssi CAPITOL
Iewly reftisd, Containing t~ehiv i've rooms, suit
Also, 10 sane building, three single HOUSES.
Containing tselve large rooms each, AL nssy re-
Also, two Large ROOMS, fronting on East Capt
to- srstt u the n@S euiieins on the corne u e.;
Also to- pes Congress Hall BOWLING aud sIL-
LRp R2ohs on south fc 3 yer lS =. s.'
.Fss-eost goo Penn sTs Capitol ain
LICE BKNT-lst OF Msy-PARLOR ana Bad
i Room; second floor. No. III sth ct ss2t-lw'
EoR ssLE-rwo vslusple LOTs D b. no fe.t,
II on ssh street, between sOd 2; sIo0 o-.h; bal
at 62I TN street northwest, ''"' '-'' .pis in
EoR RkNT-At a bargain, q large, centrally 10
Gated .sd vel lsh;e5 Room :aitasIe Cor JOB
hsn- Apply to x..GEo BaUkR,
sps2st PO"'rb street. "a. Ari lin
E'OR saLE-HoUsE 1906 street northwest,
Il the most desirable house in that meta hsorhooS:
Zee. appis to s0''ns TfifEr i us i s''e
Lumber Mtrchants,
spa I'm Corner 9th St and New York ave
9sR ssLET 6S sIsh.nss e, oihe, sroPsrty--A
Win view Of - mies down iSs PS,OS Sl -. a
and IN tood terms. FL SWEET,
t'oR kENT-The ee.irAbls three story ana base
northwest. eonisinii & nice rooms. Also. No. iaa5
10 stieet northsest contain Es uiDe rooms Ais.
t"' ms these horses cuutain sll the msdstn inn
Or yemerts. l'qutTs % JAMES W. BaRhIR,
zee u street no.ihSes; sp2i-2w
FOR sALE-A th7ee-s-ory BRI1k RESi.
Il DENCE. 9th street northwest. rooms bNth
and all modern conyehienees: pric. low; Jeras
sp2O aw sI5 stTSe . SoTsS S1:
EoR RkNT-Furni-hed OF uufurni.hed, the most
Il Desirable and pie assnt suburban RESInENCE
IN the District: 7th s., miles from CITY; So wards
fIcm Sily spring depot. Metrop Titan X K frui,,
vegetables ice and pasture in aundslcs IS 70 ,.a.
would not ohJett 20 renting for summer b1ardiug
tou.e part OF rent taken in board apl9 Lon
EoR SAIL In the Country : A c,mioriabis
wslk Of 4mmendale, Baltimore ana ohio r-iiroad:
Also, hne butldins Sites; Rolling All Beautiful
,,9pniry VI wat.red. Address pANIEL AN
FOR RENT-one Of the iceSI and most COME
nleht HOUSES Ia tie District, with all modern
IN PROV emepts aud containing twelve rooms, stu
per month 20 = careful AID steady tenant ApplT q
west. apli.Im
t'ok KENT-EoUsE s6 stree northwest,
roiat, water &c Large yard: convv.'ert TO
thr,e lines o. street Cars ,25 per month IN -
vance EDWARD q CARRIHGIOS, Jr., A.
I'm hne1 ny Law i9i Louisiana avenue, opposite
FOR RlNT-ROOns, furnished AID upfurp.
L ished, in all parts of the -iu, FROM IS 90 $40
E Sr T sd boo tppy a. DoRsEYs Rooa sGES-
ZOE BEnT-Furni-hed ROOMS, oFFICE ana
STABLE; Cos street marxs- I'm
Eot Sale Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
Ekrrnln Eilaxille, Prince Georges COUNT,
frsme House, good water. an abundance ef fruit
tres craps Sc; high and healthy location: twelv-
MINUTES wsik 70 the H. sttsyilIe DEPOT, Baltimore
and OHIO railroad. photograph q the house can
be seen and further informstion obtained from b
h. sTINkMkTz, 1897 Pc ave. msTg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

DAe1UkAGE-PAsIUR FOV COWS ana
HOkeLS. AE2'y &c 3. LYONS, IS Wsf.x
street, 0torsetoNa. Payment required IN "a.
'sees' apD-lDs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

BRODHEAD Il co.
939 FENNA. AVE, between 9th snd 10th SITS,
- OFFER FULL LINE OF
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC DR. Y GOODS
AT MOST ATTRAOTIvE PRICES
Many ArrtcleS hGriHR been hcfRcsf N Pr,cs from
Is 70 30 Pr Cat.
BACK I'm. Grtnacl nes. 51hc.; former price Soc.
BIsek I'm. Grenadines, 6oc . 7Sc.
BlacE I'm Grenadines, al; Sl2
Black LAT Mesh Grenadines, 75c former price STh
Black lat Mesh Grensdir es, 81 Is; al 40
Striped, Plsided and Damsse Gren adines, also at
reduced prices.
Black Ll Silks ct 9jc and Up. inclu ling Bonnet
GuiLet Be ll1Bs and Parsons celebrated max ca
Best acifc Lawns, fast colors. } l21sc
A full line OF Linen Lawns, in beautiful designs
from Csc. up.
fes pieces o. summer Silk, reduced from 81 Is to
8 per yard. These goods pure six Ind Of
the best n axes
Winter shetland Wool shavls, Sl.1.
stock OF Domestcs complete. AID prices CT arantssd
Iacies and Gents Underwear. direc- from the
manufacturers and in porterS low ar than ever
most excellent 3-button Kid, in all colors, late
shades 81 IS per pair.
WamsuttA BlesC bed Cotton, Ike per yard
Damase, Plain and Striped Dress u oods, CHEAP
BRANCH STORE,
1905 STREET. bet 18th and 18th (old starS,l
BRODHEAD a CD.
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Of =, :s a.. F. :ss ss e s'' s; e.
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Reading Matter on Every Page


How q Personal Tax Works Here
Under the personal tax levy for the fiscal
yesr ending June 30, 1872, since when no per-
sonal tax has been levied, the total valua-
ton, as returned by the assessors for the
twenty-five districts then comprising the
District Of Columbia, was as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

A. sTRAUs,
PENNSYLVANIA AyIEUn .-lOI1
APPS tr BETWEEN 10Th AND IITH STREETS.
SPECIE EASIS PRICFSi
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II EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOS. z. WAGGAMAN. S1s 5tn 81
CHANCES MADE EVERY WEDNESDAY A Nd sA TUEDAy
Rrs0s Aossses Tor SaSe
Duddineton. with extensive grounds, all mod inns
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSl AMI FUND.
i OST.A GOLD MEDAL, with II Q name Of - W.
~ Maxwell, hyland Chapel Sunday School"
a suitable reward will be paid IL left OF A. M HOO
NkR Cigar Store, Pa. ave, near 10th Ut. W. 1t
e R1WARD-Lost, q Setter PUPPY, brown
SC and white face and fore legs, notified 49,
xEh oark spo's Return to r. b. MCA
CUBE, Ola street. IT.
OsT-A small Black and Tan DOG, answers to
meme Of JET, small v hite mark on -
lei fore leg. reward of o5 will be paid S
II returned to sO4 L street northwest. apr ~
I OST-About two weeks az BLACK SETTER
IL liberal reward will be paid BIZ 49,
returning to l4O4 Pennsy lvania ave AA
nue.. AMI A.
EOUED-ln Lafayette Square, on the 18Th Of
- April, POkTMOHAlE. containing q small
sum az money. The owner have the same by
apply ing 81 1907 New YORK avenue apE-
con BEWAKD-Lost, satuIdsy night a black
C%O and tan TERRIER "GYP.n
swers to The name Of "Rose." The sbovaA~
reward will be paid and no questions sske1-
if returned to 1917 sire ct northwest. apps Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28
GENTLE.NE.1"S OUTFITS.
Every Department Well Supplied.
GARMEKTs TO MEASURE.
READY-MADE GARMENTS.

Good euits, reliable goods, desirable and new
styles, for SIG Black Worsted Goats, with
Vests to match, from SIT 50 TO SIS. Handsome
Pantaloops from S5'upward. Spring Over
coats. in choice assortment, from 8 II to SIS
Blue ard slack Flannsl Suits. Blue Cheyio
butts. Drap d'Ete Goats, Vests and Panta
looms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

X5O y 81 AS;SSS sIEyssFiS. @ s.99k
wf'ss iIF :, }sss Soos Hs1 fps Idion' Of Ssii 81
JOHN HICKLIN9 q co.,
oca'U Banker and Broken, - Broadway, A,y.
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= eoLDsTEIH CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION shOKShs,
OORhIR 10th AND d sTBEETs.

HONEY LOANED or ADVANCES MADE on
valuable personal property TO any amount, aGt Tor
any time desired, on very reasonable terms
Also, Goods sold on Commission.
A. Private saie-very Cheap-A large lot OF Ue-
redeemed fledges and Commission Goods, new aud
second hand Every article fully warranted.
All business strictly confidential.
The oldest and the most reliable houss IN the
city. mariS tr
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upon which tax of 20 cents on the one hun
cred dollars was charged, which, had IL
ieeD collected. would have realized the sum
IF SIS SGD 81. The above valuation Included
hoLds, stocks, pTomissory notes, public and
private securities, and ali other personal
property not exempt by law. IL appears
from the report of the controller there was
collected as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28

CHEAPEST STORE IN THE City.
CoNNsLLys. eos 9th street.
OPPOSITE THE PATENT oTFIoK.

Largest. finest, eheS pest stock q EnbroIAarfa. An
the tity aaother imms nse stock yust received
TUCKED MANSIONS
All ever Tuckng snf Tucked Skirtins ~ le.s r,to.
than plain ksnsoOks. THIS o. q special h.rs.io
and must b seen 90 be appreciated
New stock Of DRESS GOODS, De Beges, serses
Brccaies, Stripe. BeImanies. silks, etc.
Bargains In PARAsoLs and eUN UMBRHL-
LAS. ants a.
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$4,000 TO loan on choice real estate, 10 Suns Of
from ESQ 20 81 90, ct 8 and 10 per cent Interest
A lev sums ct Der csnt. In from o. 0etl 300
B. ii. WARN&R,
mAIll corner Ifh And n q raata
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NEW GOODS. LOW PRICES.

100 new PSrisols. from 81 50 20 ~
lD pieces Striped and Figured Percaes NJ lsAn
20 pieces Pscinc Lawns, at laA.c
New press Goods, from lsc 10 soc.
epleuoid bargains IN Black SIX, At 81, o. IS ana
81 50.
Plain Brown and Lead colcred SIR. at si Is and
SIS very cheap
white and Cnlnred Mstting, NJ Is. a.. and El-
sp'eI dld Block Cashmere, at sc aud si
btack Ice Sacques. IS 60 SM
New York 4 nishec " bite SHIRTS, ~ 81 IS
Frank Letiic : Cut PAPER Patterns
GEO J J0HNSoS a 90,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-27

COFFEE RooM.-Some vefy interesting relig ious
services were held at the Temperance Coffee
Room last Sabbath afternoon, conducted by Rev.
81. O. Hitchcock. After singing and prayer the
Rev. gentleman made some very interesting re-
marks. He alluded to the power which the habit
of tippling acquires over man. and citsd the
case of one Of his own church members, whom he
had picked up the street in a state OF into1ica-
lion, and who so feelingly described this power
that could the same have been said before an au.
dience he was sure it would have been a very
effective temperance lecture. The speaker spoke
of one young man whom the ladies had taken out
Of the power of the saloon-keepers here, who had
been robbing him of his money for months past
but who is now using his best efforts to reform
and is now member of the speakers bible class
Mr. Il. 1pressed a desire that temp erance pledge
should be kept at the Coffee Room, and every
one invited to sign. These meetings are to be
continued every Sabbath afternoon at $780, All
are invited to attend. Father M'Kindley said ii
was good to begin at one end of the street and
work tn rough TO the other end, and he hoped to
see the work CO ,ried through to Main street
Bridge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-27
Kenosha Station.
TIME TABLE


r,o,vapEa ATToNAI-Re 81. G. HITcHcooK; Fastor
Services at 1890 A. NJ. and 700 +. M
,svrr,oD,sT-Rev ". r. WALKER, Pastor Services
at 1890 A. Nj. and 700 T. M.
EP1soopAI-ReV LUcIEN G. LANCE, pastor. Der
vices at 1920 A. Nj. and 100 T. M.
cv1D,Aq METHODIST - JOHN BRAUER, Pastor'
Se+vices at 10 $50 A. M. and go F. M.
UN1rAR1AN-Rev. II. NJ. SIMMONS, Pastor ser
vices II A. M.
sr. MARKS CATHoIIo-FATHrR W. DoqsHAKT1 =
Pastor. Services SIC: 80 A. M. and +. m'
!, ,,,,rsr-Rev. HENRY CLARK, Pastor Services
1O:3OA. M. and 700 Z. M.
TUTHERAN-REv. G. PoPP, Pastor services a.
10000 A. M. and P M.
ST.. GEORGES CATHoL1o-FETHERJ JOSEPH ~ Mq q
Priest Services at 1920 A nj. ana Gov ~
-, T,T,TurpAN-Rev. ADAM DAN, Pastor.
Ssr~jcss nreechirg every fourth Sabbath, at 1O.oO
A. NJ and 800 M and egssg alternate on.i Is ser
day evening at ZOO NJ C0pgrega iO 1gben the
pastor holds service.