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PIPER.
Epecfdl Difp1fth to TAA Ttjbp0s,

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JOLIET, ILL.,, Sept. 5.-Edward 8. Piper, alias
Porter, tho forger, whose death ut the Robert
son llousc, In tlls city, Was mentioned Ia these
dispatches yesterday, was buried to-day. Ills
son, editor Of the Sheldon Qa.) Enterprise, at
rlyed this morning, and was greatly surprised
at the state Of affairs, rs he did not know that
his father was dead. lie was It'll more aston-
ishcd when presented 10 the forgcr's wife here,
aud stated that his mother and three sistcrs
were living In Sheldon, and this was the
i'rst iutiuation he had received that his
1athef Ind added bleu,nv to hls
othcr crimes. Piper had visited his le-
gitl.natc family last spring, and when III jail at
l.aports, Ind, he sent to his sen for money,
gaging Ills llome for $500. A few days ago tue
,n9gtcags became 4ue and tue property WA
and could not help bury hts father. seycral
charitable gentlemen canvassed tho city md
ralacd funds enough to detray the funeral ex-
rcuscs. Mrs. Piper, tho second wife Of the
dead forget nrd bigamlst, Is stul hero, and her
situation, In yiew oE these new Developments, is
dcp!oruble In the extreme.
, 1877-09-06
HTABBEn IN THE HEART.
Rptclal DlpakcA 10 2Al 7ttA&sA

GAlxaA, ILL.,, Sept 5.-A terrible tragedy oe-
cured At Wlngvlie, Graut County, Wis, on the
81 inst, In which two farmers named ropps
and Harding ". 70 the principals. 1t seems that
. dispute occurred between tho two, while WORK.
lux With others OH the town roads, relative 70
, 1877-09-06
SENATOR EARLY'S DEATH.

H1auvoop, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-PeFm!t me word on
tho statement, III your notice Of Mr Early death,
that his decline wAa - tapid that the physician
would not allow him 10 b carried TO his hana."
Nj. Esgly sane to tus lsyt ysaf with p1su1o0le
, 1877-09-06
DE4pCrED.

11ARausrna, Sept. 5.-rhc Governor has re-.
pricved Allen c. Laros, the Northampton Coun-
ty polsoncr, sentenced to 10 hanued Monday
examination into Tic. prisoners sanity. The
prisoner was convicted 'of having poisoned his
father and mother and an aged friend OF tlu
family.
, 1877-09-06

II uf:HEt. To OUR HEMEItni,S
p1:cr a,trs II L, different i}itlA.na =, n,znasd
prize ~ cinrerd ii thu Main tcr. md wilt p fref.e6
until O'Clock p H. during tnr week. and nnat ~. m.
WILLIAM II. WISS1Sf}, Bookseller 4nd 6tAtioucr,
~ Twcnis .ee!nd-'t,. near H2hssH.av
+. u. WALDEN, Sf1htat.t, StAl!otseE, ETC.. 1908
WtAt MNif4,1. s.. nrar Wcatrrn.Av
WHfKr T5INEM1rt:;. Wet Side Newt Depot, I
N.nr jti1nI. AZ. rstntF nf 1falate i.st-
EEoltiE HENRY. HonkA Stationery. etc., 80 d..
tlsiDh-.t. .-7.
.tsNTus Kt:oG. News I.teot. F:alouesy, ETC., aoA
, 1877-09-06

ALLEGED sSv1SDLER.
New fonK, Sept. 6.-Chatlcs Agnew l'as
been arrested on the charge Ut swIndIpg ID
Illinois.
, 1877-09-06

| 1ToLAE4, pTOrr CO.. BUILDERS or sTkAN
1 i soEincA ate4n punlpA. stamp HEllA. al nalnk
tchlueFy. lNct4l1x ca!ls4 sa0es aua Ae4- ~ NORTH
! Jefferson ST.. ELltAkp.
, 1877-09-06
x3Q0KA

"~-~-.~~-7e--~>->~>~---
f1A9u PAID FOR HOOkA-CAsA IN YOUR HAND.
~ Gool hooks Will ANsys hEnx big pEiseA EtlAPla
, 1877-09-06
KUisUIsBAN REAL ESTATE,
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


JIrAETEfL-FOusg- NE HAVE A CUSTOMER
~ vim *Il1 aJ slDtG'os gu tu} caa t,r tt,r hest
bargain In t+t lot within thu following limits:
I,st; cen A,issnh ani ~ d TEtn.y:
ArplJ Immediately y, WM. t. rtti,tk 4 Lfi, HeAl.
fakats aid seatiax 4RrncJ. ~ and i+3 iAsale.st.
IVASTKp-7O. PEEciiAsE-A Fkw ACKEs
w not1h OF vsn uuren.rt.. htEont elty limits,
ststn terms And pflee+ Adarca JOHNSON, 5aj West
TsyIo1.at.
, 1877-09-06
silver Should Bo Restored at 0noo to Its
Proper Place in Our None
tary system.

ALTOONA, Ia, Sept. h--The Hon. Jnmcs F.
Wilson, In a,specch here this evening, made the
following remarks TN the currency question:
, 1877-09-06


essfsetea xitaout much dslsy. W sfs Ill %
noe esse 70 discuss 1t At length. The country can
absorb . vast amount ct silver coin q proper
standard without setualiy increasing tbs vel.
= bulky, tneonvcnicnt coin, which will
be hoarIcd; and, ~ times improve, tho amount
a. Gt "" raa TIL.
money In the Lausls Of the ncope, nut needed for
active uae. but ready to como forth TO rcsiand TO
from wksHoeser cause and Al nv ti.nc. No isreo
sum In single hands, but small smount4 In tbs
may play III un!mportant paEt at sune fHturv
juncturs Of our natonat or conmlercikl adairs. II
may At soe Tins do fur ~ wast1t helped to do for
when tho whole worlt was surprised by the alacrl:
" with which tho French people took ~ tho }oau
mate nsee..s'y Dy ths ,a enormous wsr.nasmntt{
Ftsaea people ssil ,",No. !" *nd from tna boarded
small amount necessary 10 rid .hrir Country VI the
presence Of the con11cror, There WAs great VI.
talty IN F.aaes, .al not t!tllo Of y was owing
They wrro mol disturbed BY 1t. for 1t moved
ONLY wukH TUE NATION Nkxp1p iTs A,p,
tsf1or. resolved u show 10 tAe world how strong
France wa hnanctalIy. Such > rrsult Il possible
main taiaed. Paper viii not b. boarded 6y ths
PeopiS; silver Always has eeen, and Away VIII
", Ihls u tuc history uf alt tunes Ami OF kil
peoplhs Then this silver coin takes eafa Of ITSELF
- Eoes from the uiins ~ own master; sts home "
anywhere aud Everywhere: It heela no ta1.levy
!or ~ redcnpt!on; Il redrens iisc1f ~ Il passea
from hind 70 hand. snd L. tcdeeu.ed wheni 1t lIes
snasiy slowed swAr ~ AZ 0ll stocking. nAtlun
Gun staAd Rsc4t deal Of money which thus takes
care OF itAeif fuuf paper currency owr4 it, value
somc time the PEomlss which II carries upon it,
face Will bs made good by Convention into cofn.
eonllaue for that seasou ~ use it; but our faish IL
Il takes root In ths coin which u supposed IL liz
behind It,
, 1877-09-06

NUslNEs CHANCES.
I2oR sALK-A FlKST-CLASS PLANNING. MILL IN.
+ cl4di1g eu.uu boilers. puIup4 heater shsttInF.
beinx. plaaEE u,a!rAsf picket header oses frtni;
exchange u iease. Inquire VI CllAS. j. CURklEif,
al And ~ wss& Madison IT,
J;pK EALE-REsTAuKANT-Ia, EAST HAN.
dotph-st. Cheap fux caa, rial eatkts. BUIiCKT
i RkiIlS5.
I.NK sALE-UYSTER uOUsE-OHE or THE OLD
r et$ ID th4 city; tp business centre, pAY1nG
V,9s l4vot tes. al {enssa fss.aat.at E.s billiard
= Vssy NGbt expense. AdlIs4s v, 1t1tvas once,
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A GARD.

Nh. La Marsh's display at the fair
was really very fine, it reflects great
credit on him as a skillful Photogra-
pher, for one that is so young in the
Photographic art. It is seen by his
pictures that he uses great care and
exercises good judgment in arranging
accessories and posing and lighting
his subject, SO as to have them appear
to best advantage possible His work
in general shows an aptitude for imi-
tating nature, and we'll trained eve
that can see all the delicate play of
light ane shade on a face, which ena-
bles him to secure the best expressions.
BY giving his work a thorough exami-
nation it is seen that all of his SUBJ
jects have natural and pleasing ap-
pearance, also the light and shade was
very soft, and showing a warm effect,
demonstrating that he is a progressive
artist, and if he continues to improve
as he has for the past, ere long his
pictures will rank with those of our
best photographers in this country. *
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ELEGANT HAIR is woman's crown
ing beauty. When it fades, she fades
as well. While it is kept bright, her
personal attractions are still maintain
ed. BY preserving the hair fresh and
vigorous youthful appearance is con-
tinued through many years. Those who
grieve over their fading hair turning
gray too early should know that Ayers
Hair Vigor prevents it, and restores
gray or faded hair to it's natural color.
1t is clear and healthful preparation,
containing neither oil, dye, nor any
thing deleterious, and imparts to the
scalp what is most needed-a sense Of
pleasant and delightful freedom from
scurf or dandruff. -NeeO Be17ae (N. CO.
Times.
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CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GEN.
FRAT

Hon. W. E. Carter has declined the
candidacy for Attorney General and
the Republican State Central Commit
tee has selected Hon. Alexander Will
son, of Iowa County, for the Republi-
can candidate for the Office.
The following is the announcement
by Horace Rublee, Chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee:
MADISON, Wis, Oct. ii have to
announce that the Republican State
Central Committee has selected the
Hon. Alex. Wilson, of Iowa County,
as the Republican candidate for At
torney General of the State, in place
OF the Hon. W. E. Carter, whose letter
of declination was recently published.
The selection Of Mr.. Wilson was re-
commended by a large number of
prominent lawyers and Republicans
residing in the southwestern part of
the State. (Signed) HORACE RUBLEE,
Chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee.
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Emma Bond, Painted Candles so
Signed-Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Mari,
S. c. Johnson, judges.
CLASS Discretionary = Gents. De-
pdrtne9at.
Horace G. Cole best beat "Lucelle" 90
do best boat oars, so
7. Harding best show horse shoes, 2 90
2. Monaghan I'd, do 90
L. De Diemar double brl shot gun, / 90
j. A. Hockenback do rifle, / 90
E. B. Manning best pampas rice, so
C. A. Dewey best combined seat
and desk, SO
L. III. Rice model printing press, SO
N. ID. Edwards best beaver fur
coat, 2 90
do best beaver gloves, SO
do coon skin robe, ] 90
Kenosha Milk pan Co., best milk
cooler, 2 90
CLASS 38-Ladies Equestrian.
Miss Kitty Becker, 1st premium, 90
A knit white bed spread, an en-
broidered chemise, and can Of pre-
served wild plums were taken from
the hall on the last day of the fair, no
doubt by mistake, whoever has them
please return to the drug store of Mr..
f. Robinson and much oblige the own
erS.
In some Of the classes the Judges
have awarded first premiums to two or
more of the same kind of articles. In
class 20, have awarded to two samples
of dairy butter first prem, also I'd
premium. In the Ladies Department
several of the same kind Of articles
have been awarded first premiums.
All the articles that have been thus
awarded we do not publish; and if the
exhibitors cannot settle with the
judges which articles is best, they can
bring it up before the meeting Of the
society on the first Monday in Deem
Der next. The Treasurer will be at
the store Of Mr.. III. E. Clark on Satur-
day Oct. 18th, to pay any premiums
called for. I'll. FL. TARBELL, Secy.
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Since Truesdell's return from the East he has
introduced style of picture called the "New
Souvenir" They rival in beauty and finish
the Porcelain OF Tvorytype, but can be made at
about enc half the expense. He says they are
very popular in New York and other eastern
cities, and deservedly so, for they are prepared
in such way as to make them very durable and
not liable to change in any way. 18w2
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Astonishing Success.

BoscHEE's GERMAN sYRuP to let its wonderful
qualities be known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group, Asthma,
Pneumonia, and in fact all throat and lung dis
relief. Three doses viii relieve any case, and
we consider it the duty Of all Druggists to re-
commend it to the poor dying consumptives, at
least to try one BOTTLE as 10000 dozen bottles
were sold last year. and no one case where it
failed was reported. Such a medicine as the
GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too widely known
Ask your Druggist about it. Sample bottles to
try sold at 10 cents. Regular size rs cents For
sale at StarkWeathers Drug Store. 26y1
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CHURCH DEDIcATIoN.-St. Georges

CHURCH DEDICATIUN.-oC. UHOTgt s
Catholic Church, of this city, was for
mally dedicated last Sunday. Arch
Bishop Henni, Of milwaukee, and other
distinguished Catholic clergymen were
present and assisted. All the various
catholic societies Of this city, and soci-
cites and delegations of citizens from
abroad united in a grand procession
that moved through the principal
streets prior to the dedication ceremo-
MES. The afternoon was devoted to
joviality and merry making, for which
our German fellow-citizens are famous
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FRIE.-The alarm of fire last Friday
evening was caused by the burning of
large stack Of Flax straw at Lees
Flax Factory; fortunately very little
air was stirring atthe time and
the citizens by great exertions sue
ceeded in preventing any damage to
the surrounding property. The steamer
did noble work and again demonstrate
ed the wisdom of it's purchase. The
fire is supposed to have been the work
of an incendiary. Had a strong wind
been blowing the effects would have
been disastrous.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04

NOTICE is hereby given that the jury
for the Circuit Court Of Kenosha Coun-
ty for the November term 1877, will be
drawn at the office of the Clerk CT said
Court, in the city Of Kenosha, on Thurs
day the 18th day of October 1877, at
two o'clock in the afternoon.
L. B. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Kenosha, Sept. 26, 1877. 17W3
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04

The Temple Of Honor gave a very
interesting open meeting last Monday
evening. Speeches were made by
Messrs. Grant, Jennings, Nicols, HAYES.
and Orledge. June Wattles read a Sc
lection from Mark Twain in decided
ly creditable manner. A vote of thanks
was rendered to Frank Dunning for
his persevering effects in behalf of the
society. The attendance was large.
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Having Store Bills and Dunning
Letters stuck under your nose is I'm
pleasant. You save this unpleasant
ness and IS per cent. on the price Of
goods by trading at the Cash Store. A
big stock Of Dress Goods and Galoon
Trimmings just in. L. FELLOWS & Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Raw and Chilly.
Vegetation looks sickly.
Overcoats are in demand.
Union Drug Store "A Main Street.
At last the "storm signal" indicates
correctly.
Five oyster saloons solicit public
favor.
Hon. Volney French has returned
from an extended eastern trip.
A stylish cupola is being placed on
the third ward school.
n. Heutter is putting a new front to
his north side store.
The Gas Company are laying a gas
main on North Main street
Last Saturday was one of the hottest
days Of the season.
The Third Ward street agitation has
temporarily subsidized.
st. Marks Church is undergoing re-
pairs, and new and highly cross has
been added to the steeple.
A large delegation of Kenoshaites,
headed by the National Brass Band
visited Waukegan to-day.
Arch Bishop Henni, of Milwaukee,
0ficiated at the dedication of st.
Georges Church last Sunday.
BETTER YET!-Go to Wright's, 90
Main street, and get a first class French
Calf tong boot sewed for $500. 37tfI
FOR SALE.
Pure bred Spanish Merino Rams of |
my own flock and Vermont bred.
18W3 /. J. CLAPP.
Messrs. Read, Baker, Robinson, War
Velle and others visited Racine yester- !
day to attend the funeral of Mayor
DoWd.
See our Cloaks before buyiug-they
are better and cheaper than any. 200
pieces New Hamburgs, received this
week. 18w2) L. FELLOWS & Co.
Numerous complaints are made of
the unprotected manner in which the
Gas Company leave trenches for their
gas mains, in the public streets.
DENTHsTRYl
Only $500 per set for the best Teeth |
manufactured. Other work in proper
ton. Satisfaction guaranteed.
15d&w4w j. F. GEORGE.
William Marona, Thomas Marona
and Edward Murphy, for lifting gates
and other misdemeanors in the town of 1
Paris, were each assessed five dollars
by Justice Gillett last Friday.
Look to- your health. The elixir oil
Calisaya and Iron" sold at Uuion Drug
Store, is one of the best remedies for
general debility or impaired digestion.
SO cents bottle. If
Sell your Butter and Oats for cash,
and buy your goods at the Cash Store.
Cash is Boss. You can beat credit and
barter trade to death with it. Best
Dress Prints 5 and cents.
1oW2 l.. FELLOWS.
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The Cash Store guarantees to sell
you Goods 10 per cent. cheaper than
any credit concern can afford. "15 per
cent. is good interest" An elegant
stock OF New Fall Goods to select fro M
1oW2 J.. FELLOWS 81 Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04

S-WRIGHT.-In this city Sept. Both,
1877, at the residence Of the brides parents, by
the Rev. Henry Clark, Mr.. Junius III, Wattles
and Miss ElIeana Wright, all Of Kenosha.
ONES.-Married in Salem at
the pastors house Sept. 3oth, by Rev. G. w.
Sargent of Salem, Mr.. W. j. Vanduzen of
Salem, and Miss Ellen G. Jones of Antioch, III.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04

HE Russia and Turk armies are
trying to get the best of the situation
before going into winter quarters.
Evidently the Russian campaign Of
1877 is drawing to a close, and Turkey
remains Turkey, and is likely to fo1
some time to come.
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Hollowav,s Pills and Ointment.

Scurvey and Diseases of the Skin-Fever rest
less sleep, foul stomach, tainted breath, anguOr,
depression of spirits, always attendant the
worst cases of cutaneOus Grpptions, ere speedily
and radically removed by these medicines-the
ointment cieanscs the ekin. and the Pills purify
the blood, stimulate the liver, and promote diges.
ton. 90 cents per box or pot. 1875
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04
rs there time when moments flow
More lovely than all beside?
It'll is, Of all the times below,

~ oi1NbC q WHICH lIlOIIlSIlJS HOW
More lovely than all beside?
1t is, of all the times below,
A Sabbath eve in Summer tide.
ION then the setting sun smiles fair,
And all below and all above
s Ihe different forms of nature wear
One universal garb of love.
I'D elightfuI scene a world at rest,
"A God Of love, no grief nor fear;
A heavenly hope, a peaceful breast,
a smile unsuliied by a tear.
III heaven be ever felt below,
A scene so heavenly pure as this
May cause heart ON earth to know
Some foretaste of celestial bliss.
Delightful hour how soon will night
Spread her dark mantle DER thy reign
AND morrow's quick returning light
Must call us to the world again."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04

The Premium Awards are published
in this paper.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04
Advertised Letters

YE1IIE following is a list Of letters remaining I'M
r. called for at the Kenosha Post ONCE. Keno
sha County, Wis, for the week ending Oct. 4,
1877, and which will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at the expiration of 80 days unless called
for.
COlsOn Mrs Kate Miller Miss Elizabeth
Condor Miss Mary Seeley John E
George } L Sand Mrs-MOther of n.
Johnson Andrew Sand, OF Adams Co. Ill.
Knapp Louis Schultz L G
Morriss Abe Schonson Capt E
Muncy Mrs LOdema (2) Thesen Nicholas
Williams Mrs Jane
Williams Miss Martha
UNAVAILABLE.
Joseph Arndt Burlington, Racine Co., Wis-held
for postage.
To obtain any Of the above letters the appli-
cant must give the date of this list.
CHARLES FRANTZ, T. vi.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.


Mary Gratz vas artifc'l foW'rs, so
Mrs. L. De Diemar I'd, do %
L. Balm best baby cradle sprd SO
Miss Ella Hawkins best pin cush'n, SO
Alma Robinson Cd, do %
Ada Tarbell best letter case, SO
Emma Bond emb. basket, so
do carved motto, 30
do pen wiper, SO
do best emb. toilet, so
Rose Faber worsted wreath, SO
Flora White best rag burlap, 50
Mrs. j. G. Gottfredsen best pair
Worsted mats, SO
L. G. Holt best emb. rug, SO
Signed-Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Gulick,
Mrs. Kingman, judges.
CLASS 29-Photograph and Paintings.
Mr.. A. T. Wells best display pho
tographs, 2 :.
B. La Marsh I'd, do =.
w. G. Knocke best display portrait
paintings, 2 =.
w. G. Knocke best collection oil
paintings, 2 =.
E. Curry pen drawing, l =.
do pen character sketches, so
A. F. Wells India ink picture, =.
Z. Curry crayon drawing, so
Miss M. S. Everhart I'd, do 25
do best picture drawn
from nature, so
do in India ink, so
E. Curry Cd, do %
Miss NJ. S. Eyerhart painted pic
ture in water colors, so
Mary Mathews best collection pen
Gil drawings,
Mary Mathews best csllection
paintings in water colors, 2
Signed-Mrs. J. V. Quarles, VIM. II.
Saunders, Mrs. J. Shumway, judges.
CLASS Miscellaneous,
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,fiss Eva Y. Williams best apple

CLASS 3O-MiSceELGneOuS.
Miss Eva V. Williams best apple
jelly, / :.
do preserved crab apples, ;.
do picked tomatoes. l :.
Mrs. O. A. Sheldon blkberry jam, >.
do blk raspberry jam, :.
Mrs. Mary Barhyte grape wine, / :.
do cherry jelly, ;.
do show dried fruits, 2 ).
Mrs. Henry Blackman cucumber
pickles, l ;,
do mixed pickles, 1 :.
Mr.. 7. L. Whitbeck best sample
honey, :.
P. A. Gilchrist I'd, do SC
Mrs. D. L. Burgess cider vinegar, sc
Mrs. Geo. Volmar canned grapes, 1 ).
do currant wine, 1 :.
Mrs. D. Marsh preserved tomatoes, 1 -.
Parsons Taylor crbapple jelly :.
G.Limpert can'd red raspbers,1 -.
J. G. Gottf' ds'n cand tomatoes,1 =.
G. S. Baldwin canned pears, 1 -.
do canned citron, =.
do raspberry schrubs, SO
Geo. Mari canned cherries, / -.
III. FL. Tarbell Strawberries, =.
Geo. Mari preserved plumbs, 1 =.
do currant jelly, l =.
Signed-Mrs z. G. Simmons, Mrs. F.
Robinson, judges.
CLASS 31-FloT0z Department.
Chas. Shultz best exhibition house
plants, 3
Mrs. A. Sheldon best and greatest
variety cut flowers, 2
Mrs. 2. Kryger I'd, do
Mrs. /. T. Manchester best collec-
ton dahlias, 1
Mrs. O. A Sheldon best col asters, /
Miss Hattie Brande best col zenias,1 :.
do best col verbenas, /
Miss Alma Robinson best collec-
ton bergonias, 1
Mrs. O. A. Sheldon best collection
geraniums,
Mrs. M. Huck best cactus, so
Mrs. M. Hucl best ivy, SO
Miss Emma Bond best pyramid of
flowers, l =.
Signed-Mrs. Brocket, Miss Dilling-
ham, judges.
CLASS Standardization Bogs.
Frank Kruger best cage tame rab-
bits, =.
Frank Blackman I'd, do SO
Charles Pfennig best cage of doyes,1 -.
Frank I'll. Blackman I'd, do so
Harry Baldwin best Guinea pigs, 10. .
Signed-H. M. Underwood, j. r.
Farr, Miss Simmons, judges.
CLASS 33-Wa1, Strat0, and Hair
Work.
Miss Emma Bond best wax flow
erS, l =.
Mrs. A. Gulick I'd, do so
Miss Whitman best cross, l :.
Mrs. Dan Knapp best specimen Of
hair work, 1 =.
Mrs. Frank Holt I'd, do SO
Mrs. J. G. Gottfredsen best fruit
piece in wax, / :.
Signed-Mrs. d. l.. Burgess, Mrs. G.
IS. Bronson, Mrs. P. A. Gilchrist, judges
CLASS 35-Merch0ndjse.
p. 6 N. Grosch, best display ready
Made Clothing So 90
" best disp. Hat and
Caps 2 0C
Simmons & Brown best Gents Suit 1 OC
Sc Dry Goods & Cloth / OC
display Carpets 0(
g Hosiery, sc. O(
s. i" Toilet Goods
and Perfumery2 OF
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-04

Grand Opening of Millinery aud
Fancy Goods at Kaufman's Bazaar on
the 18th, 18th and 18th of October. See
advertisement.
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SYDIMONDS-I this city, on September Is, 1877,
of Inflammation of the Bowels, Seth, oldest son
of Capt Robert & Mrs. P. w Symmonds, aged
u years, 9 months and 26 days.
The family of the deceased desire to teturn
their thanks to the Church and citizens and es-
pecially to S. C. johnson for their kindness in
their trying hours