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WnNTf CLERK, AND EX-OFFICIo
I.d,SieI ,SieIk Of the District Court Of the Sixth
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CONvEYANCINC,
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on owner can have the stock, etc.. by calling
MISS ADA M0UkDANT,
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on account of this strike, and nc
arrests unless for dangerous Grim
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Trains are again running on the
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Despatchesupto July Goth, state
that the disturbance is about over
and the differences on several other
railroad lines settled. The mobs
in the large cities have been got
under control. The number killed
in Chicago is nineteen.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21

New York city's political surface is
really unruffied, if we expect the fur
Try between the mayor and the six
aldermen who desire Mr. Bunoy to
occupy the position of the vacant
police commissionership.
Mayor Fly will make up his mind
about the dogs in few days.
In the meantime we have six free
baths open for the unwashed portion
Of the population, but if we say that
Islxty would scarcely be adequate, we
still remain within the limits of the
lstrict truth. Speaking of baths, the
Woodruff sisters are in town ready to
morally scalp Mr.. William H. Wander
bilt on his return from Europe. Con-
tinuing the subject, the Passaic river
is making itself notorious by reason of
the dead fish which it is continually
bringing to it's surface.
Some of the evening papers are MAX
ing quite sensation of this tainted
subject. Dr. Helmbold, late of the
Philadelphia lunatic asylum and drug
store, is about to establish a pharma-
ceutical shop in New York, which will
astonish the natives. The ground
floor Of Uncle Daniel Drew's residence
at the corner of Seventeenth street
and Union Square has been secured
for the purpose. New York is in it's
usual cosmopolitan and lively condi-
ton, but feels sadly the want of open
air places Of resort for the overheated
lawyer and tired business man who
has at present to accept Hobson's
choice-the stoop or the atmosphere Of
generally it's the stoop, and still
in this faccid and utterly used up
condition there is energy enough left
to scraWl. Yours truly,
MANIIATTA.
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kENosHA WISCONSIN, Thursday JUNE N18n
THE SHORTEST WAY HOME.

THE shortest way by half mile
come SO very often by it
Is up the road, across the style,
AND through the meadow, Shall we try it?'
Inc days We're not without charm
When, talking soft and looking silly,
MY love and walked arm in ann,
Ille lanes were lone and fields were Silly
We found so many things to say.
mat always. in the shiny weather,
We took the-Well, the shorter way.
To be longer time together.
We spoke about (but goodness knows
Our topics of confabulation)
About the weather, suppose,
The crops, the harvest, and the nation.
At all events, although the talk
Was neither wise nor witty,
we ended each successive walk
With Home already-What pity ~
We might have lost little ground
Enough coming by the road selected,
But both agreed that we had found
The Journey shorter than expected.
Can life's experiment support
The paradox that love proposes?
Does any path seem very short,
Unless it be path of roses?
We seldom find the nearer way;
And if we hit upon and take it,
By creeping on from day to day
It seems as long as length can make it.
The road to fame is never, brief
The way to wealth is duh and dreary;
All earthly routes, in my belief,
Are very long and very weary,
Nay-One that leads through care and strife
Is short. when mOrtalS once begin it
We take the NEAR cute out of life.
Although we take the longest in it.
-TinsIey'S Magazine.
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SHERKEF'S SALE

By virtue of an Execution issued ont Of tb,
Circuit Court in and for the County of Kenosha
State Of Wisconsin, in favor of EmeIia PEN
Estate OF Lewis Parks and Esther Parks 70 1' pe
Glrected and delivered have seized and tal[er
tRe , following described property to-wit All
had on the 18th day of March A. d. 1877 in and r.
The North one half of the North East Quarter o ~
Section number Fifteen of Township numbeI
one North of Range number Twenty-o East
state of Wisconsin. Also the East one half of ali
mat part OF the North West quarter of the South
I EaSt quarter of said Section which lies South of
the O'Plain River '-- "
Which aforesaid property shall expose for
sale and sell at Public Auction as by law direct
Gea, at the front door of the Court House in the
gSlty and County of KenoSha on Friday the Sd
afternoon of that dav. Hi'0fN AZ 'iio
Dated Sheritf's Office, Kenosha June IS. 1877
oWo HUGH McDERMOTT Sheriff
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LONDON LETTER.
INTERNATIONAL PRESS BUREAU LET
TER.

L
TER.
London, June Sd, 1877.
General Grants Reception at LiUe7pooz.
His VISIT to ADMINISTRATIONS
ed to the Prince Of Wazes.-Of for
the Epson Races.-BG4Quet aOith the
Duke Of Wellington.
You Americans have most felici-
tous way of Joking at our ignorance
respecting the United States, and as
your great preacher says, call that the
name implies;' but we know how to
honor your great countrymen, and be-
lieve me, our demonstrativeness, when
1t does appear, means volumes. For
reasons which it is unnecessary to
state, this letter must be a short one,
but in it I will try to convey some
adequate idea of our reception to one
whom we regard as the greatest gener-
al of the age, Ulysses S. Grant. The
ex-President, with his family, arrived
at Liverpool in the steamer Indiana"
on the morning Of May 2Sth. The
United States Consul-General, Adam
Badeau, and the Viye-Consul, with
several prominent Americans, went in
tender to meet the ship, the landing
stage from which the tender left, as
we'll as the miniature vessel itself, be-
ing handsomely decorated with Eng
lish and American colors. A large
crowd soon gathered, and q few mo-
ments afterwards the Mayor of Liver
pool arrived, and patiently waited the
return of the tender with its 'distin-
guished guest, When at length it ap-
preached near enough to give the
signal that all was we'll, a hearty cheer
went up from the crowd, and as
General Grant stepped ashore he was
warm fly greeted by Mayor Waxmilly,
who. extended to him the Inequalities
o. the town. This invitation was
gracefully accepted 10y the General in
one of his pfoverbially short speeches,
and after beihgintroduced to the mem
bers of Common Council and promin-
ent citizens present, the General was
driven off la the Mayors state car
riage.
Right here I should remark that if
all the'details of this reception have
been telegraphed to you you must
have wondered why it was that while
the whole city was on the Qui giue to
see General Grant, there was a strange
lack of enthusiasm among the masses
beholding him.
The fact is simply this. A great
General was expected, one who would
be dazzling in gorgeous military trap
pings, and followed by a long retinue
equally brilliant. Instead of such a
spectacle they merely saw a plain,
everyday citizen, in civilians dress,
without sign or a mark to show that
he ever carried sword or smelt the
smoke of battle. But the lesson had
it's advantages, for it taught thousands
that man may be truly great, and
yet appear in the ordinary attire of
his neighbors. General Grant has
given every Englishman without rank
a better opinion of himself as a man.
The next morning the General paid
an extended visit to the docks. being
accompanied thither by the Dock
R0ard raturninp at two O'clock IN the
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There must be broad preparation
on the part of a teacher. 1t is not
enough that he look over the lesson in
the book. If he only does that, he will
question the class with the book before
MN, either actually or mentally. and
dS a consequence, the class will be
confined to it in study and thought
Ihey can have no rope longer than his
halter. CA Moppv
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Legal Notices.
RemOsha County COurt-En Probate

AenOsta County COurt-En Probate
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the
last will and testament of Sheldon Fish deceased
late of the county of Kenosha
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purportne
70 &C; pc the last will and testament of Sheldon
Fish, deceased late of the County of Kenosha,
has been filed in this office and Whereas, appI'
cation has been made by Samuel Y. Brande.
Executor named therein, praying that the same
ne proven and admitted to Probate according to
the laws Of this State:
Therefore, it is ordered that said application
De heard before me at the office of the County
Judge, in the. city of Kenosha, in said County.
on the second day of July, A. D. 1877, at 10
O'Clock, A. M.
And it is further ordered, that notice shall be
given to all persons interested in said Will, Of
me me tme and place of said hearing, by publfca-
ZION IN the "Kenosha Telegraph newspaper
printed in said city, for three successive weeks,
ing. '''''0 - SUM Ai0f'i
,o Dated Kenosha, this fourth day of June. A. D.
1877. BY the Court,
,ro VOLNEY FRENCH.
Two County ,;ndpa
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Third Ward.
BOND & STRoNG,s ADDITION

BOND & STRONG'S ADDITION.
The following Pieces lana are on the N 81
Sec. E, Il. l, r. %.
III. l.. Howard-Block 20. $500.
Josiah BOnd--COm 80 rods and , rods of NJ W
Cor Of sd or Sec. Thence E s rods thence S q
$96 So 0~' ~ o0s
The following Pieces Of land are on the N W or
Unknown-Com 20 rods and 20 rods W of N 2
cor of sd or Sec, thence OH line of Fremont
Avenue 3 rods, thence 70 rods. thence N )
Emily E. Bond Com on W line of N ar Of sd
! Or Sec. and2O rods of N line of same, thence
5 to S W Cor Of N or of sd ar Sec. thence E
| % rods. thence n 90 rods, thence w 81 rods IN
| beg. Except that part sold to VIM. Fl. Bell
a d11 that part redeemed by S. Y Brande, Feb /,
Emily E. Bond-The above described piece
charges for 1878 s14.91. d
N: EALE's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRT 3
Josiah Bond-Lot q. Blk -. $1.S4. a.
j. Bond-Lot 5, Blk 10. $184.
j. Bond-Lols i. 2, 8, 4, 5, z, and 8 T 49,, -
N. Ehle-Lot 6, Block 16. sI.49
Fourth Ward.
n The following pieces are on Inc or Soc a.
Larkin, Kimball = Collin e-Excent i'm 70. 3
bereto lTS ieee ana cut of or ofsd ri;
Coke Co: on Block /. S4.45. " Is Ligns and
The following described pieces ., , r.,
or Sec. 81, To, r. 90. g on Inc w
Est. of G. K. Watklns--Com reds
> of N E cor. of sd or Sec. Thu ana =, 81 roas
thence N is rods. til nce r l6r mce 10 roosa
RODS to bep. excent p troo ~ DDS, thence 1e
BishOp and Stewart Co.., q ,a a Sc 70.
ofN e cor, NJ "a ~ Co io ~ 3 w and 80 rods
thence S 10 rods thenceT = hence Is rods
rods to BEG. excent r p 10 reds, thence 1C
The following described nj "a. % 40. ~,
or Sec. 81, TIL, r. % eces are on the N W
j. Fasbender--Com 81 rod.
st. and rods ofJ.M > n OF N line OF Graho
thence on said Stryks oTyKers cor
OF same, thence w Hs w nne TO cor,
Grand St to Mamie e. Iarallel with N line Of
Maple ST. 8 rods tben thence on e line Of
J. Fasbender-Com nn &c to beg. So. 40.
lot. 81 rods N nfNu line off. M Stryker's
to Maple St. thence ne of Grand st. thence "
8 rods, thence n 8 on said line of Maple ST
thence N on said 20 j. III. Suyker's W line
!. Fasbender-Com Inc 10 peg. SS49.
and Maple Street at the intersection Of Grand
of Maple st. 40 g, running thence on W line
rods w and 81, rods. Thence W to point 4t
thence 10 N .ods N of cor of said ar Sec
N line Of Ora, line of Grand st, thence e on sd
The following Ad st to beg. So 80
&c. 81, T. 81 : described lots are on the N q
!. Schoolenc mp-Lot 8, Block IS. s445.
Given und amp Lot -, Block IS. 1854.
7fs., this er my hand at the city of Kenosha
9th day Of May, 1877
52w13 e. G. TIMME,
County Clerk.
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L AM
the noV. 1homaS Peep, a
ar Methodist Episcopal Parsonage in Pleas
It Prairie, June 9Th, 1877, Mr.. Alpheus T.
'arks OF Newport ILL.,, and Mrs. Phebe B.
Rogers OF Somers, Wis.