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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06
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FIndIay, Sprirg 1877.

We respectfully ask you to examine ouI
ac7. goods, and submit these Inducements
We are now the exclusive agents In this
county, of our manufacturers the Oldest
nd Rest in tho couEtry, aud customers
;lways know what they are buying.
Placing our orders for cash, we are en-
-.Hled TO furnish our friends the Best Boot
a9d Sh ,e possible TO make stock and work
On improved lots, Of any size, as low as
the material can he bought for on the old
nlau. Mems and Boys Fine Boots. Meus'
Womens'. Misses and Childrens' Fire
shoes speciality, and the lst class stand
ard goods for general wear. as low as com
mon grades are generally sold 10 dealers.
We warrant all Custom Goods. Have
Goods made 10 order. Have shopto repair
a.. ,,.,o,ornnd ndafP customers.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

SECRETARY SHERMAN has determin-
ed to adopt the Bristow tactics in
dealing with the whisky ring. May lie
have success accordingly.
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Tgr pooa and stannch Renublic

TIE good and staunch Republicans
of Liberty township came up to the
work nobly on Monday last. They
have recovered all they lost last fail
and even gained on their former vote.
All honor to them. Stick to the text
boys, and you can do better next time.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

FACT is the Democracy will get few
grains of comfort. from the Ohio elec-
ton this year. No tidal wave
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

Toledo elected Democratic Mayor
but Fremont and Tiffin chose Republi
can Mayors.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

The Democratic majority was about
60. and the vote On the removal of the
voting place to Cory, stood 143 against,
o Sc for.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

The apparent decrease in the public
debt during the month of March, Ii
s14207, ,016.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06
HUME & HALLS

Cash and Strictly one price
Custom Manufacturers agen-
CIV of Fine and Standard boot
and shoes, With staple Dry
Goods Of HUME & HALL.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

CLEVELAND has elected a Repubii
can Mayor and made large Republican
gains IN Council.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

J.C. LEE, of Toledo, has been ap-
point-d United states Attorney for
Northern Ohio. in the place Of Judge
Wiley. removed Here is a beautiful
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, Mhy? FOr tn- same
reason a. gIten a
bs've. rhe biopehtal
TuOes are simply
conductors 10 carry
air to the Lungs,
b e II ce Inhalation
must go direct to the
seal Of The disease,
and if you VIII fol-
low our directions,
we guarantee 10
CnRE RrnnQhitiG
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

1T HAS always been held a rule more
honorable ia the observance then in
the violation. that when men took part
in a convention they we're in honor
bound to sustain its nominations,
+ whether they hadsucceeded in nomin
aiiDg tier fsgorites or not. If the
party ssceDdency is desired there S ID
surer xay,to reach III fer then all can
eqnaily depend upon the other. This
has been the strong bond of the De-
morraey, and our friends could even
learn lesson from them. If they do
not intend to be bound by the action
of caucus or convention then it were
more honorable not 10 nominate. The
system of scratching" has a tendency
to deHioralize party, upon the princi
pie of ''an eye for all eye and tooth
for tooth and ''be that taketh the
sword shall perish by the sword" "
Once begun, there is no telling when
the system of scratching may prove
fatal in a vital cohtes'. The man vino
scratches to-day may have to regret
tie scrat clJes he gets next fell, and he
should not become disguised if the
he administers is prescribed
for himself.
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HUME & HALLS

ABOUT seven square miles of Chicago
Is under water.
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ALLEN TOWNSHIP

No opposition to the Democratic
ticket. except on Trustees.
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Stone Work.
Thursday, April 12th, 1877,
AT NOON;

"a NSoN.
Tor furnishing all the material and conpIrt-
Ing the ssoneTork for the following brIdg, :
viz
Bridge near Jacob Spohnt in Washington
township.
hip.
Bridge near Mr.TeaIsorth Union township,
across Tswa creek.
Bridge near Nr. Mains in orange township
across Kelley Creek
Bridge near John D.Bishop'sfn Eagle town
ship, across Esg.e Creex-
Bridge near Fshls Mills. in Delaware
township.
bridge near Mr.. Harris, in Delaware
township.
Bridge near Couldrens. in Marion town.
snip. across Blanchard River.
Brioge near Mr. Dyes in Liberty township.
Bridge near Ws,sIn's In Liberty township
Bridge near Conine's in Blanchard town.
ship. -
Bridge near Emery s in PLEASE mt 10 " hship,
across Red Woman Creek. LlfL - =
!. Bridge near Mr.. Wagner in Liberty toS y
ship. 80
Bids for work Isid up In good IIme mortar
and cement s~parAts- -
Rondx will be requir d TO the satisfaction
OF the Board OF Commissioner LOT ine CUM
pletion and acceptance oi the work. ,<i
Pay merits 10 be made as joDovs- One-a&
contract price when the work IA com pleseo
and accepted; balance to b. paid Deeshoo
The fight tn reject any or all bids Is re-
served By order Of Cosn1Gaisssi%SIosH 70 i%SIosHER,
5H Auditor Hancock County onio.
I" r.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

QUITE a sensation was created In
Sandusky City on Saturday last, by the
Placing of the G. s. & c. r. R., in the
hands of Receiver 1t appears that
Rush r Sloane, the former President
of the road, obtained an order from
Judge Finefrock, placing the road IN
the hands OF a Receiver, james D. Le'.
Lea gave the requisite bonds and took
possession Saturday morning. The
Did conductors. WHO had been removed
when the road wert into the bands Of
the Eastern parties, were reinstated
and the new ones discharged. A tele-
gram was sent to the various Station
agents notifying them of the change,
and that Mr.. Sloane had been appoint
ed General Manager. On Sunday the
new regime passed over the line and
called at this place. Tire late manage
ment will no doubt contest the PRO
ceeding at lew, but it is doubtful what
the result will be- Sloane i: a sharp
operator and has doubt arranged his
plans to hold po session.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

Elected 20 Council, A. s. Roberts,
]. II. Cross and W. l. Plotts Clerk,
A. Gilbert: Treasurer, Fred Schuler.
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g u I& aCS

! " h Z? oecau>V lnha-
latiOn isIhe only way
that the air Passages
/ can b. reached. and
4 staIrh is a disease
O'the Air Passages of
, the Head. L Sc this
Treatment as We di
recr, which is easy
and pleasant, and
We guarantee a pei
tee CCRF ofCafaIrh.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06
New Advertisements
CLOSING OUT OF CHAMBER.
Inns NURSERY.

TNHE entire stock Of Fruit and Ornamental
l. Tree, Shrubb-Ty, Vines &c will be sold
at a sacrifice in or er 10 clear the grounds.
A stock warranted true To pame and TO be
of the best seie ction.
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Notice Of Appointment.
Notice Township Assessors

AUDITORS OFEIcs, HANCOCK COUNTY,
FIsDLAY. OHIO, MARCH %, 1877
NBE Assessors OF the several town ps in
i Hancock county, Ohio, for The year ls77
sre notified TO meet al the Auditors Office in
FindIay. al 10 O'Clock A NJ,
Wednesday, April 11th, 1877,
10 eceiye their blanks and jnstructIons and
for consultation in regard to the appraise-
ment of personal property.
Township Clerks are required by law In
furnish the Auditor with a certificate OF the
election and qualification OF their Assessors
Clerks are requested TO send such certificates
with their Assessors,
47-is G. s. vOSHER, Auditor.
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
Trustees.
Republican. Democratic
VIM Taylor leg David Bish SO
o. P. Shaw 109 Sam. Kutz 6S
Jos Wilson 107 WmRenninger 20
Clerk.
I. s. Porter Ill P. D, Hagerty 67
Treasurer.
J.Schoonover 109 ]. .Radabaugh 68
Assessor.
I. H. Taylor LOG C. Ewing ~
Constables.
Milton Sager 100 Robt. Barnhill 20
r. ID. Chase 109 Jno. Mckinness 8
Justice of Peace.
The vote on Justice was consider
ably cut up, and We did not get the
dgures, but Henry Rudesill and r. W.
Boyd. both Republicans, we're chosen
by fair majority.
MARION TOWNSHIP.
The election in Marion township
vas like that in Fiudlay, some hat
mixed. The Republicans elected two
Trustees, the Assessor and one Con.
stable, while the Democracy elected
one Trustee, the Clerk, Treasurer and
one Constable. The officers elected
are, Trustees. John P. Mosier, James
Woodward and Adam Roth. Clerk.
Stover; Treasurer. Amos Slower; AS
SCISSOR, Lafayette kring; ConstabIes.
Matthias Gillespie and jeremiah Dan
Ie,s.
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And everything else at correspondingly low
prices Leave orders at Nursery. or Heck d
Chamberlin's Herdware Store.
s. CHAMBERLIN.
S.-None of the stock will be removed 10
Skaters Nursery. As 50
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NOTICE.

rI,HE undersigned has beer duly appointed
i Administrator of the estate OF Margaret
Ansbaugh, late of Hancock county deceas-
ed SEX Il JOHN POE.
April 4th, 1877. +s so
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BIG LICK.
McCOMB BOROUGH

III -1Ch.
All Democratic.
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STATEMENT
Or THE
Royal CANADIAN
Insurance. Company.
STATE OF OHIO.
C, w. POWELL.


v COLUMBUS. Feb y, lo14-
vtFHEKEAs The ROYAL Canadian Insur-
I tbs ITnifed KIpedOta o Great Britain and Ire
Z land. n foreign Fire Insurance oinP@ny. y
4 possessed OF a. least the amount OI actual
capital required Of $ imilsr companies Iorin-
/ ed under proyisions Of the act eBilt!ed An
! act 10 regu ate InsDTance Companies GOING
/ an Insurance busiDe>siD ID the Sists 81 oli2,
passed A phil 27In, 1872. sno tnr seis an Dehoa,
Tory thereof nd supplementary ineIstoT NJ
Z hsS oetoSfted vi b the Superintendent OF
/ Insurance OF the stat OF Oh1O. 10 IIst lnI
the b~nefi and security 0ftt- POI 6 rioters
resting n the State Of ONO. q suln not Itss
, .t.an N Ose hundred [. Oas and dlilSTs IN soc
and securities required anc .. ..SNeh ~ s,.lI
acts, and has hied in this once etItlhsd
copy o. It's CDaTter or Deea o. ~etll.-' - :; :;
and a detailed statement OF lts assets ana
Liabilities. ard evidences OF lnvssiioenis,
and otherwise complied WIN al tne itiui-
70 foreign Fire Insurance tcInpanie-r patl-
nership~ and associations:
NOW, THEREFORE, 10 pursuance o. iaw,
/. WILLIsM T.. GIIL. SuteTin teI oent o. ~ ID
SUI Zee of state OF ONO 90 neIs y ee.sA-
fy Illaf said company = All lhOr1zeo 70 y Jsps-
scr H. APPROPRIATE bnsipess OF IKE lNSI n
ASCE in this state. in accordance VIVID IsH,
during the current year he eonolicn a. a.
1916 a. shown by statement OF Home once
made 20 this depart meat b as follows
Amount ofaetuaI paid up Cap zos zsse
1tAI - -; s,isbs ,''
raa
x.ss As.sts as.. :::-sj1a,f amount Of la5in-
ties Gezcept cspital,) ioeino- f,aa-
ing einsuraDcf.-----.--------s- @'ee0's's
Amount OF income tor he pre- -
ceding year ia ash----.s---- iSSo3s 20
Amount Of expenditures far
the preceding year N cash..-.---. 4 soyo4S-s
The copdIt ion and business olthe United
state- or American Branch, december 3lst,
1873, is shown BY statement. as follows:
Asgrs gate amount of available
Assets N the Unif Cd stateS.....-...S eS3e29.l7
Aggregate amount OF Liabiif-
ties In the Unitfc States, in
selnctng re-tnsura1 464, %
Ars0um Of tncome lor the pre- frs
ce1nR yeArs nscaeh m the
ADount Of expendfmes for
preceding year In cash In the ..ao...
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto
gubscrthed my name, and caused the
al OF my ONCE 10 be afnxed, the day
and year above WElUsn-
w. d. HILL, uperntendent.
r. =. DoUnD. Ageof, Ftnd1ay, Ohio.
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ORANGE TOWNSHIP.

Democratic, but by not 80 large .
majority as usual.
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THE EIEGTyONS

Monday last will he memorable as
Scratch" day. The Oldest inhabitant
remembers nothing like it, We give
result in the City and townships, as far
as the same mas reached us:
IN THE CORPORATION,
The vote was as follows:
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ASTHMA

WE GUARANTEE
to Cure Coughs, colds.
Diplheria, PneumoDia
Neuralgia: ""d nearly
all other &c -ere at
tscks wheE all other
remedies fail
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06
MARION TOWNSHIP.
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP.

In This township the republicans
-ct-d one Justice and one Constable
the rest were all Democrats.
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The vote was as follows
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YANLUE BOROUGH

Reported all Republican, though w'
have not received the figures.
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Bronchitis (!

ALL PERSONS that
read this are inviteG to
send for our large and
beautifully illustrated
Paper, sent fire. e TO any
address.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

o. A. Ballard. Republican, reoeiyed
6q2 votes. giving a majority of over
400. His opponent made no effort, not
wishing to be a candidate.
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UNION TOWNSHIP

All Democratic. We have not the
t,,ta
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UNION SCHOOL BOARD.
Two tickets were in the field, but the
names of two of the candidates were
the same on both, II. P. Gage and N,
B. Patterson. The contest was really
between Judge Huffman and VIM. An
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06
CASS TOWNSHIP
BLANCHARD TOWNSHIP.

Was equally tIap~y.
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AMANDA TOWNSHIP.
All Democrats.
NADISON TOuNc,r,n

independent ticket elected--sprinkled
With Republicans and Democrats.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06
JlcRSON TOwNSu1p

Elected all Republicans except May
r and one CouDcilmen.
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DELAWARE TOWNSHIP.
Elected the entire Republican ticket
except Iustise-
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CATARRH!

WE MAKE A SPEC
ClALl YOf treating pa
tients by Mai. Pleas
write Il describe youi
symptoms
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-04-06

DYSPE PSIA WE
GU RE. Liver and KID
ney complaints are ef-
fectnaily reached by
Oxygena'ed Air.
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
All navnoorotio
EAGLE TOWNSHIP

Average Democrats majority abou
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-12

on receipt of a Gold Pen aUite Pearl and Gold
se handle
Beautiful Pearl, and delicate Gold,
What wonders might you to the world unfold,
If guided by wiser thought than mine NJ
And how might your polished surface shine.
With beauty new, at words you had traced,
BY homage of mento be proudly placed ~
With those of prophet, and sage, and seer
More loved and honored from year to year!
But since you cannot be favored so,
And patient, in humble ways must 60;
Be this your first task to plainly write,
The few simple words which indite!
Let the very first drop Of ink that flows
From your delicate nib, trace "Faiank you,' fol-
those l rel .s#
Who gave yov to me, aud heartfelt prayer
That blessings may follow them every where !
May pearl-white Honor, and golden Truth
Be guard and guide of their hayward youth,
And lead them, through useful lives to that fold
Whose mystical streets are Pearl and Gold!
F. A. B. d.
Kenosha, July 8, 1871
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-07-12

Weather hot.
Rain, hail, thunder and lightning
nearly every day which is very much
against the wishes Of the lawmakers.
The Fourth passed off very quietly.
No demonstration of any kind.
A few salutes from an anvil and the
ordinary popping Of firecrackers by the
patriotic small boys, and the display of
fireworks in the evening (for which our
patriotic mail carrier deserves credit
were the only visible evidences Of the
national anniversary.
A goodly number Of our citizens took
passage on the steamer for McHenry,
where they expected to have a good
time, but owing to the rain and hail
storm early in the morning, the boat
did not leave here until about ten
o'clock, and before reaching McHenry
the boat was delayed for about an hour
on account of slight damage to the cog
wheel. Hence the party made but a
short stay in McHenry, but neverthe-
less had very pleasant and enjoyable
time. Some of the excursionists got
somewhat sea-sick, but as far as I can
learn are conValescent.
The friends of the sabbath-school are
making arrangements to charter the
boat for next Thursday, July 18th, for
the purpose of a sabbath-school picnic
near Fox Lake.
I also learn that party from Rich
mond and Wilmot are intending to
charter the Athlete for Thursday July
10th, for an excursion and pleasure trip
down the River to the Lakes below.
/ was pleased to notice that another
of our enterprising citizens, Mr.. VIM.
Sears, has been improving the looks
and stability Of his dwelling house by a
new underpinning and a white coat of
paint. A stitch in time saves nine.
Who will be the next to follow the ex-
ample Of Mr.. Sears.
Mr.. L. P. Wilcox, Jr. and Miss Mag
gle Lyons concluded it was not we'll for
man to live alone, and accordingly were
joined together by the Rev. Father
Fitzhenry for life to come. The cere-
'mony took place last Sabbath morning
at the Catholic Church. I congratulate
the newly welded couple, and wish
them a long, happy and prosperous life.
OBSERVER.
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SUCCESS.

Honest persistence to a lofty purpose
wins success whether in personal work
or public enterprise. Snyder, Van
Vechter & Co., Of Milwaukee, have la
bored more than two years with scores
OF skilled employees in preparing a
work which will be credit to them
selves and an honor to the State. Their
long-expected volume, "I'he Illustrated
Historical atlas Of Wisconsin" will be
issued this autumn. In addition to it's
accurate maps, -proof-sheets of which
we have eXamined-and its carefully
prepared histories Of State, County and
City, together with it's valuable statis-
tics and miscellaneous matter which
constitute it Cyclopedia respecting
Wisconsin. it will contain fine Litho-
graphic views of the best scenery and
public and private improvements in
the State. We have just examined
several sketches of representative views
IN kenosha Co. drawn by their skilled
artist who is now in the city. The views
OF the stock and dairy farms, of Sim
mons, White, Houston, Holt, and
others not only show the artists skill,
but tell the enterprise and success Of
Well-kncwn citizens The natural and
arustlc attractions Of the Kenosha
Watercure Establishment are wildly
portrayed. Views of some residences
IN our city show them as they are
modes of comfort and beauty. This
Will be an attractive feature Of the
volume, making it more fully repre-
Of our states advancement.
Roid the Fort Prepare for the Enemy
Sy having your windows and doors screened by
J. W. Becker, whose factory is I'd door east of
Dan Head & Co.'S Bank, Park St., Manufacturer Of
door and Window Screens at IS and 20 cts. a foot.
PIcture Frames, Carpenter Work, Store g. Office
E I. lung Speciality All orders by mail prompt
~ attended to. AVA
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The payroll of the House of Repre-

The payroll of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the Forty-ffth Congress,
which is called to meet at Washington
on the 18th OF October next, shows 252
Democratic and 1874 Republican mem
bers, and seven vacancies, OF contested
seats. The latter are in the First and
Fourth California Districts, the Second
Florida District, the Fourth Louisiana
District, the Third Missouri District,
and in Colorado. Even should the con-
tested seats in these districts be award
ed to Republican members (Which is
hardly possible,) the Democrats weuld
still have majority of eleven in the
next House.
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KENosHA COUNTY CoURr:-lN PROBATE.

In the matter. Of the Estate of Joseph Wads-
worth deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Abram
WadSWOrth and John WadsWorth, AdminiStra-
tors of said Estate, representing, among other
things, that they have fully administered said
estate, and praying that time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing their account of their
administration, it is ordered that said account be
examined by the Judge of this Court on the sixth
day Of August A. d. 1877. at his office in the city
OF Kenosha, and said County, at 10 O'Clock A. M
of said day.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing a
copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day of examination, in the "Keno-
sha Telegraph a weekly newspaper published
at Kenosha. i'll the County of Kenosha and State
Of Wisconsin. -.
Dated Kenosha this tenth day
of July A. ID. 1877. >.U
6W3 VOLNEY FRENCH, County Judge.
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GREEN ANTON-July 4th. 1877 in tho
town of Wheatland, at Schuyler Bundys, by
DR.. S. j. Avery, of Chicago, Mr. s. p. Green
of Winona. Mimi. and Miss Mary Z. Stanton.
GONYO-WISNER.-A At the American Hotel,
Kenosha, July 4th, 1877, by the Rev. w. e
Walker. Mr. Alexander Congo and Miss Mari
on Wisner, beth OF Waukegon, Ill.
DOTY-BATES.-At the M. E. Parsonage, Ken
osha, July 4th 1877, by the Rev. W. f. Walker,
Mr.. Aurelius w. Deity and Mrs. Mary Ann
Bates, both of Waukegon. Ill.
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PERSONAL MENTIONING E. Tee
tunis has gone to Florida. na
J. Coleman, Esq, of Fond du Lac,
was in town this week.
L. G. Huck, Esq, Co. Treasurer of
Cook Co., Ill, and P. Shutter, Esq, of
Chicago,are rusticating at Capt Tuttle's
Mr.. Jay Colwell, Of Michigan, for
merly of this city,is in town this week.
Mrs. j. V. Quarles and family are
sojourning at Camp Lake.
r. Simmons and family will hence
forth take their sustenance at the
Grant House.
Myron A. Baker, Esq, our genial
District Attorney, has been refiitting
and refurnishing his Office, and now
possesses one of the handsomest suite
of apartments in the city