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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
uow Ii is viewed Abroad.

Is has aeen repeatedly stated in the
rRlBUNE, th,opening of the inland nav
igation roQ5s viii 10 more to secure Che
boygan notorie,y abrSkttaap any other
means which could be de,'sed., Already
the-opening of the ronse hgaccnmenced
to bear fruit i'm this direction The De-
troit Free Press OF the 10Th has the fol-
lowing. which calls attention to the
route ina very pleasing manner:
The Michigan Ticket and Passenger Agents
association meet at Petoskey Thursday, the 18th
inst. In order to soften as much as possible the
discomforts of long and weary ride over the
Grand Rapids & Indiana railroad special sleep
ing car will leave Grand Rapids at 1920 P. NJ.
Tuesday. 1t may not be qut'of place to smen
ton here to those intending to visit the Metho
dist camp meeting, which takes place at Petos
key at the beginning of next month, that the
journey can be cheaply and delightfully."- made
by boat from Detroit OF Bay City, transferring
ct Cheboygan and taking the inland lake route
The navigation of these lakes has been i'm
proved by state grant, and practicable chan
neis deepened from one beautiful and deep LAX,
to another for the entire distance. A fast steam
er makes the voyage with expedition. Anothe
variation of the route is to take in the Islant
of Mackinaw and from thence by steamer t.
Petoskey. A reference to the steamer adyer
tisements in this issue will advise persons in tn
interior as to the dates when they. can sail OF
the Macnnaw or Cheboygah steamers at De
troit tor Bay City
I'll Naslru, arrived up Tuesday
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14
Sudden Death.


Capt. Duddlcson, of the propeller
Nashua, brought. the sad intelligence of
the sudden death of Capt. Foley, master of
the Oswegatchie, which occurred on FRI
day OF last week, while the boat was going
down the st. Lawrence Tiver. He lett
Oswego hat morning booking as well as
he ever did. He was at his post OF duty
when he died, and fell upon the hufri-
cane deck: Heart disease is said to nave
been the ecaltse. Capt. Foley was po-
litesapl cpurseons gentleman, and made
friends With all he came in contact, and
the many patrons of this popular line of
steamers will learn with regret of his
'death. e.underst,-sl that Capt. Shay,
formerly Of the propeller tLoweh, OF the
saRes line, now has command of the
oswegatckie.
= w. Chandler and w. III. Bunker ar
rived from the SAUL yesterday morning,
The. communication between the two
places is so poor that they chartered the
the miniature steamboat s.Grace" to bring
them oyer-direct. They return to-mors
row.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-07-14

Tie Naslut arrived up ( Tuesday !
forenoon
Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-10

CO & nsTE xrAGG d 81 y
No. -a,aSez-1E 3. BALTIMORE. I'd.
hafenJ t'uriabie - >inifo1avy gorinet
sigafsltttii tirrniar Saes Hills
fIaS,ATh ttfns N.IrytA Sa>h Wits
= gSE~aSa RUSSIA lIoG- N,aS. " suer
r" MbcctN, ~;linaic. Ii1.grt a
AS4@3Sern' ynniit Cnrry Mtee' a,id
-" Mans. ef'i SupptieS, ae..srI
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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1877-05-10
THE SUM-
'1sTT. Ngw YoHk. 1877.


The ana su, tdi,ions The sus dur.
iig4he rext yesr will I've tin same as
duriyg she year tina haG just passrd.
The daily edition will on week dsys be
. sheet of iout pages. and On Bnudsys
a sheet Of s'gh: pages Of the same di-
mansions aud character that are already
familiar 20 our iriends. v
THE SUN will continue 10 be the
strenuous adfo"a.e ~ reform and re-
%trencJmeni. aud Of the substitution of
stale,n ,anship. Wisdom, anil integrity
hollow pietencp, imbecility. and
fraud in the administration of public.
a.fairs. IL will contend for the govern.
ment OF the people ~ the people and
for the people, as opposed to- govern
meot by frauds in the ballot. box and In
the counting of votes; enforced by mil
itsry vio(encsa twill endeavor to sup
ply its readers-a body not new far
? IRON a million of souls-wi b the most.
careful. complete, and trustworthy &C.
counts of current events, anil will eni-
plOy tor this purpose a numerous and
carefully selected staff OF reporters and
correspondence. Its reports from Wash
iugton, especially, will be full ,accurate
and fearless; and il will doubtless con.
i'nue to deserve and enjoy the hatred
II those whoabriye Ivy piundering the
T,rvasury or Ivy usurping what the law
dies mt give them, while IL will ien-
deavor to merit the confpence If the
public BY. d~cfruIing the rights Of the
people against the Entertainments of un-
justified power. d'5F "a
The price Of the daily SUN will be 55
cents a month or $3.50 a year. postpaid
or with tue Seunday edition $7.70 a yea,
The Sunday edition alone, eighi pages
$1.20 a year, post paid.
The Waekfy Sun. eight pages Of Sc
broad columns, will be furnished dur
ing 1877 at the rate Of 81 q year. post
paid. 81
ThebeDei. Of This large reduction
from the previous rate for the Weekly
SUN can he enjoved by individual SUBJ
scfibers wthontt the necessity oi making
up clubs At the same time, if n of
our frlepds choose to aid in extending
u circulation, we shall be grateful tol
them, and every sueh person who sends
eleven or more Subscribers from one
place will be entitIei do one copy ri
the paper for himself without charge,
At one dollar a year, postage paid, the
expenses OF paper ami printing arr
naerly repaid, and. CONSIDERING the size
ofthe sheet and the euaiit, ofits con-
tents, we are confident the people win
consider The Weekly SUN the. cheapesl
newspaper published in the world. and
I'VE trust'alsoene Of the very best. Adj
dress. THE SUN. New York CITY.
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oSs5 nYryweek Agents Sam
DOOH Dt Piles free. P. o.
VICKERY Augusta, Maine.
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ExrRaoR DIN 4 RY

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.V g 8

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
of'tie most beautiful work OF the kind
in the world. 1t contains nearly $50
pages, hundreds of fine Illustrations
aud Elk Chrome Plate Of Flowers
beautifully drawn and colored fro nj
garunc. Price 90 cents in paper coyersa
500 IN elegant cloth. Printed y.
German and English. d, ,fI
Weeks Floral Guido, Quarter'y as
cents a year.
Weeks Cata'ogncASoo illustrations,
only 2 cents. Address. ,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N Y,
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PRICE, TWENTY-FHE CENTS.
ri EWS pAPER
ADVERTISING

ONE HUNDRED AND NINTH EDITION
Containing a compete list Of all the
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a population greater than 5000 accord.
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names of the newspapers having the
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p!ares nime1. Also. a catalogue i0f
newspapers which are recommended to
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proportion TO prices charged Also all
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Carada printing over 5000 copies each
issue, Also, al the Religious Agricnl-
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Commercial Insurance, Real Estate Law
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q Extra Fine Mixed Cards. with.
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& Co.. Nassau, N. Y.
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o. PIT Per Day 1T home. Sam.
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erk'a week in y,'ur own town Terms
@o'and outfit tree. Fl. HALLRTr q
Co, Portland. Maine. z .I
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NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS,
"a Great fgfsfltl " VII.

q Great Ofafl " " w . !
these Hard Times dissose Of 1O0psaes
and organs. new and second hanf~ of
.ffst class maker i~peluding wATERS'
az lcws- prices far CASH OF Iustallmeht
Or ta ift until paid rthan ever hefnre
offered. WATER,S GRAND SQCARE
and UPRIGHT PIANOS & eRGtNS
Oncluding thrir New sruvenr and
Bondoirl are the Besi Mace. z Octave
Pianos $50. "A DO 500 uT-useA a
scar. -" S'oa Organ, $50. 3 Stops $50
4 sap ss. 5 ss5ps 81, 10 Stops. 10
stops,$s8 10 Stops 500 cash. no. nsed
a year. irJerieei order and warrant.
Local AMI Travelling Agent Wanted.
Illustrated C~alalngues Mailed. A lib
e.ai discount to Teachers, Minsters and
Church. Sheet music at half price.
HORACE whTEFS & SONS. Manu-
~facturs and Dealer. 40 East 1ath ST.,
Uaionf saaare, N Y. "'
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TT5F IN AZ 90 va n n g-rs, = l,.,1.ys,
ri6s ftsG ssts a gk4eak u. 4ss ~ A.s.a Il -
pag 4. ssys.. 4 INK ''''' no
FLAX, TIMOTHY, hILnRf, ,H1Se4sAx ana
~ easily and perfectly % WhsAs o. u. Bye o. BARLEY.
4 AN EXTRA PRICE ID usually psid for gruan a.
s'eeds ciesnedby this tnschinA FOR extra cleanliness.
IN THE WET GRAIN Of ASA, thass were mAsaaxs
Z y TIE ONLY MACHINES thatoould run via prcl,
q 'otomy, doing thaA, tAofouGk end parina we'd.
GaEa aAe's Htsrly fdGsd. " TSW
ALL GRAIN. TINE and MCyEg van.sEa euasHus.
kss, such a. "Ehdl en Aprpna,r ARsAdies" bHeInnIs
aRisks.s" etc. are sasrslg &s9syss ssal isH tM8
fs.isr msnaged; more durable; lsKhtt fvnnins nsesS
repairs; no dust: NJ" litteEinfe tocsa& 10; RN
troubled By advsrsp wind. txiu or stoftsG
FARlIERs and GRAM &AIBxRs We @s peSsa
IN the large saving naAds By 10 will nee eanploy Ann.
r.or and wasteful rnnchinoA Int viii tsa8 a M
improved hresheT doins their work.
-FOUR SIZES made Cos I, |, 10 aad m HORN
''owerN. Also o specially Ok gmAnA9uaa 1nslannf
dmhdsx xrHHasET BOZ arrlH sowKA.
TWO gTYIns OF EoRsMs POWERS sns Cur An,
,royed triple Gear and sal Spar Speed" (Wea6
nfy SyieA bod %Meansed ' on yosw whsalA
nv MTKREgTED In Thr.salpg o. Grain HnaraNn
tpply 20 our nearsst DSeler, or wiIts 70 % ts XiQsaNs
ed Circular ssns frss), giving fdii Fassiselszs sf 0lRdA
Nyies, PHesss Tsrrna, etc ,nci,ru &c
Nichols, Mep0s6 a o.,
HATTLE 0RxRg. 1ercR
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

Meeting 81 the City Debt Association
was he4u Monday evening at Simmons
Hall. 1t was decided by a unanimous
vote to close the books Of the Associa-
ton July /, 1877. Those Of our citizens
who have failed to join, and members
thereof who have neglected to pay up
the full amount of their assessments,
take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14
TTeavr IL is Zone.

pie is to "get rich" the second how to regain
good health. The first can be obtained by ener-
Reality by using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.
Should YOU be a Respondent sufferer from any Of
the effects Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indi-
gestion, &C., such as Sick Headache, Palpitation
Of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual Gostiye-
ness. Dizziness Of the Head Nervous Prostra-
fion. Low SHIRTS. Sc, you need not suffer an
other day. Two doses Of AUGUST FLOWER will
relieve You at once. Sample bottles 10 cents,
Regular size rs cents. Positively sold by all first
class Druggists in the O. S. For sale at STARK
WeatheT's Drug Store. 16yl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14
Conference and Grove Meeting

The A2a71ataI Summer Session Of the
Wisconsin Conference of Unitarian and
Independent Societies, including also
Societies and persons Of kindred SYM
pathies, of whatever name, will be held
at Baraboo and Devils Lake, August
9-12, 1877.
The citizens of Baraboo earnestly
unite in the invitation, and proffer again
their most cordial hospitality.
One day of the session will be spent
at the Lake, where ample and pleasant
entertainment will be provided. 10 the
Scientist and lover Of Nature, here is 3
most wonderful region. A day spent
here is never to be forgotten.
Persons wishing information, or
copies of the programme, will please
address e. e. Woodman, Esq, Baraboo,
or either Of the undersigned, who con-
stitute the Committee Of Arrange
ments.
Rev. j. L. JONES, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Rev. Fl. M. SIMMONS. Kenosha, Wis.
e. S. WICKLIN, Esq, Black River Falls.
G. P. DELAPLAINE, Esq, Madison, Wis.
REV. j. FISHER, Sec'y, Monroe, Wis.
Monroe, Wis, June s, 1877.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14
For the Telegraph.
Antioch CORRESPONDENCE.

Antioch correspondence
The rain which has fallen within
the last few days has greatly benefited
the growing grain and vegetation
generally.
The oyersears Of highways are busy
improving their ways.
Prof. Nixon, a Michigander, is our
pedagogue.
MI. Theo. johnson breaches at the
Disciple church each alternate Lords
day, at eleven A. NJ, an hour earlier,
there is @ large and interesting Sum
day school, superintended by Nj. j.
Oates.
The ladies Of the Cemetery Ass0cia-
tion are to give an Ice cream and
strawberry festival Oh the afternoon
and evening Of June 18Th, at the
Baptist church at this place, the pro-
Iceeds to be used IN carrying forward
the work on the cemetery grounds
Last year they, the ladies, raised and
Eexpended about $500, doing much to-
ward improving the cemetery, and
there is still much TO be done; but
busy hands and resoiute hearts can
and will accomplish q great deal.
They have about $40 in the treasury
at present. So much for the ladies,
bless'em.
Mr.. Charles Pullen, also Mr.. Her
man have just completed large and
commodious barns with all the modern
improvements. Two years ago MI.
Pullen built q fine house, and his
farm now presents q very improved
appearance. Mr.. Nelson has remodeled
his house and built q large addition to
| it which is also q marked indication
of prosperity. Mr.. Van Patten has a
house for his sonin process OF erection
which is fast approaching completion.
Mechanics are in constant demand
thus proving that although times are
hard people are determined TO live.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14
A New Insect in the Blue Grass Region

The insect that is destroying the blue
grass was the theme Of conversation
at court with farmers from deterrent
sections. MI. Goodloe tells us in
Fayette acres have been destroyed. MI.
Withers. of Clintonville, and Mr.. Golf,
Of N. M. r., have a number of acres
which looks as. dry as grass. Some are
touching fire to the destroyed grass
(which burns readily, under the hope
Of killing the insects and making the
grass to grow again. The insects are
So small as to be hardly discoyerable
by the naked eye, but, undergo magni-
fying glass, look like small ants. They
seem to prevail where the tall grass
had fallen matted during the Winter.
y Paris True Kefte5ckiG92.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

RAND's New CRY BUSINESS DIREC-
TORY This is the title Of valuable
work Of commercial reference, just is
sued by WALTER HEUGH & Co., Print
ers and Publishers, of IA Park Place,
New York. 1t contains full and
complete list of all the IMP RTERs, JOB
BERs and MANUFACTURERS doing bus
mess in the great metropolis, classified
and arranged by Trades and Occupa-
lions, and giving their street and NUM-
Der address. 1t tells him where to
obtain anything from q needle to a
steam engine, of first or second hands.
The work will be sent by the publish
ers to any address, postage prepaid,
upon the receipt Of the price, which is
as follows: Cloth, full bound Edition,
per copy, ONE DOLLAR; 55end6le cloth
bound, SEVENTY FIVE CENTS; paper
co0eqs, FIFTY CENTS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14
ROCHESTER, Wis, June Il, 1871.

1OOOhE.o1I1Ils w lS.s y uil6 IL, 10 1.
EDITOR TELEGRAPH The hot dry
weeks Of May caused us to pant and
pray for rain, but now that it has
come we are inclined to find fault be
cause it is too cool or the showers in
terfere with our plans or compel us to
take the shortest road from church as
did the one last night.
Crops look well since the showers
have come, and farmers look more
hopeful than they did q few weeks
ago. There is more corn planted in
this section than other years. while
wheat is thrown round in out Of the
way places SO that the chinch bugs
shall not find it.
The Taxpayers Of our town are dis
cussing the bridge question. The old
bridge must soon yield to the elements
but some Of the economical ones want
it to last as long as it possibly can.
Preparations are being made by the
Temple Of Honor and Sons Of Tenn
peranoe to celebrate the 9Th Of July in
accordance with temperance princi-
pies. It is high time that patriotism
should run to something else beside
noise and liquor.
The school year Of the Seminary
closes this week. The anniversary
exercises will take place Friday June
IS. Prof. Pouley has given so good
satisfaction during the three years
that he has been at the head Of the
school that the Trustees have sought
and secured his services for the COM
ing year.
Our public school closed two or1
three weeks on account Of scarlet
fever, but is again in session although
the attendance is small.
The Cheese Factory has been in
operation six weeks, and the managers
report good success. G.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

During the past week we have expe-
rienced every phase of western wealth
er, from the burning SIMEON to the
arctic blast. No monotony in our eli
mate.
The arches that decorated the Main
gateways at Kemper Hall, have been
removed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

Holloway's Pills.--The Blood is the
yery essence Of health and life. 1t furnishes the
components of flesh, bone, mus Gle, nerve and in
regiment The stomach is tie apparatus--the
arteries The distributors and the intestines the
channels by which the waste matter is carried oii
Upon the stomach and bowels, these medicines
act simultaneously. Is cts. per box or pot
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

The city fathers have been extern
siyely improving the City Park, by
causing all dead or dangerous limbs
of the venerable oaks therein to be re
moved. Correct.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

The street supervisor has been busily
engaged during the past two weeks,
in rebuilding and repairing the cross
walks On Main st. But while the
aforesaid cross walks may be very con
venient for the owners of carriages and
fast nags,. owing to the manner in
which they are laid, yet to the pedes-
trian, on a muddy day they are practi-
cally worthless.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

The 101st anniversary Of the Declar-
alton Of independence is near at hand,
What is Kenosha going to do in the
matter? AS yet we have heard moth
ing very definite, and present indica-
tions are that there will be no public
celebration. Arouse We patriots!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

Personal MENTION. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Hollister, Of New York, Mrs. A. b.
Clark, Of Georgetown, Col. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dangerfeld, Of Auburn, n. Y.
and MI. and Mrs. Mead Of Fond Du
Lac, are visiting in this city this week,
the guests Of Mr.. E. lei. HoIlister
G. G. limerick, of Chicago, Ill, was
in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p. Smith, Of
Brooklyn, N. x. are STOPPING in this
city, the guests of S. L. BigloW.
M. L. Easterbrooks, started for
Florida Last Sunday.
Al. Sinclair is on theisick list.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

MUsIcALA new musical organiza-
ton has been effected, by Messrs. Rob
inson, Whatakers, and Waryelle, tobe
known as the Amphion Club.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Look out for burglars.

OFT Petit has returned from an eX-
tended trip to the far west.
The hand organ man was on the
streets again this week.
Don't fail to attend the Festival at
the M. r. Church Parlors this evening.
At La Marsh's gallery you can get
something original in the picture line.
The Kenosha City Mills resumed
work again this week.
We have had anything but summer
weather during the past week.
The "Amphions" made Rome howl
last Monday evening.
Singer Sewing Machine $500, Come
and see them. JOS. MEILER, Agt.
1w2 Kenosha.
A new plank sidewalk is being laid
lem the north side Of Market St., east Of
Main street
The High School Literary Society
+ will hereafter be known as the High
School Athen@um.
The commencement day exercises at
Z Kenpor Hall, occurred yesterday after
noon.
Ihave a very good house to rent at
$11.00 per month, situated on Main
street, four blocks from Post Office.
w. S. FLUsKEY, Truesdell Block.
A number Of showers that should
E have come last April, made their ap-
1 poaranco this week. pa
Breathes there q. man with soul SO
dead, that ne'er unto himself has said,
+ Urban J. Lewis is the man to give your
/ Insurance TO.
KENosHA GREEN HoUsE.-All the
choicest varieties Of house plants for
+ sale at reasonable prices.
Mrs. CHASE, Park Avenue.
New Millinery Goods received by
( Express every day at James Morgan's,
( 1886 and 888 East Water ST., Milwaukee.
iva
BETTER TET!-Go to Wright's, 50
Main street, and get ia first class French
/ Calf tong boot sewed for $500. 37tf
Dress Goods.
James 1Iorgan's Dress Goods Sets,
10, 1211l, Is, IS, 20, %, ,25, 2S, 80, SO, IS,
SIX, 40, 40, As, SO, IS, 56A, 60, So, Is,
90, 100 and 1926, $50 and 888 East Wa
ter Street, Milwaukee. iva
Look to your health. The "EliXir OF
Calisaya and Iron,' sold at Uuion Drug
Store, is one Of the best remedies for
general debility or impaired digestion.
Sold at Union Drug Store for so cts. a
bottle.
H. JUNaE, M. d., Physician and Sur
geon, has recently located in Kenosha
for the proctice Of his profession. Res
idence near German Catholic Church,
north side. Treatment Of female dis
eases a speciality. 53w4
NOTICE TO HoRsEMEN. = Notice is
hereby given that On and after this
date, horse-racing on the principle
streets are forbidden. The City Ordi-
nance in regard to fast driving will be
strictly enforced.
A slight blaze in James Adams
I p2mp factory caused the alarm of fire
last Saturday night. Damage nominal
Burglars entered the residence of j.
I G. McKindley last Monday evening and
carried off valuables to a large amount
No arrests.
The Cir eat Wholesale Jewelry House
+ o. Van Colt & Co., of 224 State Street
Chicago, for the purpose Of reducing
their stock, will sell at private an(
public sale a few days in Kenosha. TIL,
goods will be placed in tbs HartunI
Store, first building south Of d, Heat
81 Co.'S Bank, and will be open for in
spection and sale on Saturday Of thi
week
The ladies Of the M. E. Church vii
give an Ice Cream and Strawberry Fes
tiyal at the Church Parlors on TIL
I CFhursday) evening June 18th. A goo
Z time Is anticipated. All are invited.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-14

The woven wire mattress industry,
gives promise of being one Of the most
successful Of our manufacturing insti-
buttons. Large quantities are being
shipped from this city every day and
the business is largely ON the increase.
Wherever introduced the mattress
gives unqualified satisfaction, and bids
fair to supplant those Of Eastern make.