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likely 10 result, but In heat Of owl pas
siona the hand would seek too readily
tho pIatol pocket and M assault would
Use b. the grade Of granddaughter or
murder.
/ should like to give the text In full.
Il WA an admirable and able effort, and
inken In connection with the. grave
events about IA be- considered, WIS
doubiy iorciblc aud imprcHsiy Va. The
Jury IL, lcarn, one Of the nblcsi ever
rmlannrlIcd In The counfy aud their
action IL looked forward % with deep
interest. will rcmain ip Marilnnbnrg
for some tins yet, aud M my obHcrVn'
tons extend will make them the sub
Icrt III further letters.
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IoSpos |. having II society sensation
md court trial Of u rare character Sir
Fu,Ncls Goocn proSecuics his WIFE,
Indy Anna lnllsE GoO'n, with heNorm
other women, Tor p.,lming oil on him u
arrange child lor hiH own, u In all I"
koch a lrulry la tho family,
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Tnn great oyster Shnckcr"' strike III
baltimore threatens 10 deprive IN 10
SOME extent oi necessary luxury Tor u
while, or To compel uS To take them on
,hc shell.
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Alone In tho World OF Books

The New yoh Tribune has said nf II ...
NICHOLAS has reached higher rs,t,1,
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Tns turkeys breathe iroer again

Tns prospect Of agold mine giving out
has thrown Virginia City, Neyp into "x'
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Tns Thanksgiving gifts aud dinners To
ihe poor, yesterday, we're quite Np'''p
throughout the country
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COUNTY ORDERS.

tLkss uuFsRs Ina sa 40 tins NJ SsIoxshs \
MptHisG. NgystalsI "a Isis
w order ~ the tlnAhfr ton, taitIse N he
th@si al tl.,amis..nste "a uhis ts,,fntt .es-sa,s
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1879 isia aud ~ iss,s w. June !, lsl1 arr betel.Y
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IMPORTANT FACTS !
ABOUT BAKING POWDERS.

IMPORTANT FACTS !
ABOUT BAKING POWDERS.
Dr. Mott, Gov crn.ncnt ciicm-
LIT, ~ ~ pOsing IL the Ncicntitlc
American, lsnliing Pow dcrs,
nduitcrntCtl with Ilurnt Alum.
WHITE Earth. 1i,sO1libIc l'I,Os-
pI,nte 1.islic. SO. He publishes
an analysis Of some, Including
several sold IN this market. In
which Igurnt Alum II used ~
order "a reduce the cost, aud
make - cIicnpcrnrticic. The use
NJ these powders Nv certain a.
produce Constipation, DSspcp-
ala, SO. DR.. Mott, while severe
" cOnsieinning these pOisonO'ls
Powders, warmly com n,cn.ls
Is % ktng Powders, property
made, az convenient, ccOIlODlt-
cal md wholesome. LOGAN,
lIkT IL (O'A EACEl.SlON
BAkIN(i POWDER iuinils
these conditions. ID contains
only pure material. properly
compounded. Every experience
has prov e<l ID "a be- the best 1sni-
Ing Powder H. the market. Ash
for the Excelsior! Mold by the
best dealers.
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" Half q Dozen HOusokeepers

w kaihcnno smith Win umrlnu,.n. D.,
fuhuhcL birimau h1iius lu lhr sbr,. l.r,r,.I ~.
aud iuvh srrlal w Nusau GaI.hF, MIN.
'tithiHhi With Ilrnn ct H.un. a.. ,
commenced FATTY ~ The ,ulum, Ihr.. ...
L. nlat a lamIIMLIIl MIN NH MIN ----
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03
GUARDIAN SALE.


In the matter Of the Guar
dianship Of the minor heirs In Probate
of Charles i. Holt, deceased. ... ..... ......
By virtue ofan order flcense to Inc granted
by the County Court of Kenosha County in said
matter, on tie 1St day Of July, A. ID. 1878, where
in and whereby it is ordered that the real, es-
tate of the said heirs hereinafter described be
sold for tie benefit Of said heirs, shall ca the
10th day October, A. D. 1878: at O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day. at the front door of the
Court Honse, in the City OF ken0sha.! ila said
County of KGnosha, in the state OF Wisconsin,
offer for sale and sell at public yendue. to the
highest and best bidder therefor, the following
described real estate, to-Wit
The Northeast quarter OF section g The
North half of the Southeast quarter OF section
2S; The Northwest quarter OF the Southwest
quarter OF section No. q The Southwest quar-
ter of the Northwest quarter of section q The
Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter OF
section 80 Also all that part of the Northwest
quarter of the Northwest quarter Of section No.
Twenty -nine (29), which lies west Of the Des
PLANES river, being about = acres purchased Of
William ThOmey All in Town one. q North
of Range Twenty two (22) East. aud all being
in the Town of Pleasant Prairie containing 373
acres, more or less.
14w5 DULCINA L. HOLT, Guardian.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

John Easbel Ger-Cpm 81 lods ETAoi n line of
y ahd Seand oos Of Nj Strykets w
cor then Ell OH said sim ksfe inefl0 \ -
5 Cor OF same thence parallels with \ lis Of
GfanGsSf1o Maple ST tbeice ) oD liituf
Maple 81 81 oas thence To Fegnning. 5 ~
John rasheittiel--Uans on " lin 3<aSJ NJ strSke
loi b rods \ of lii of & ana Siyee5 tneuc,
w 10 Nipple Sheet thtuCt S on said line o.
aatMapl@SF lods thence, Il 10 j StlYke
lil.e thence N on said HE 10 beginning
$597 Mt8f 5fH8 eafT4
J1hn Fasbehder-Com az he intersection Of
1rana aud Map le4Slree,s themes Oh W line
81 Maple Sire 80 10 thence 10 point q"
rod and Sd ,de 81 : cor Of sand or Sec
1heneetSJo y lle1ot Grand Strtst he &c E ON
said lire 81 15are' i 10 beginning ~ IS.
the followil G fesC rheo pieces 81 lois OF land
ar on Fhe > q, &C 81, T }. "a
b >chUenkafap--L~t 5, - nc Ss@1 s. 81.
do Lot Il block S.. u So
} M tSlrNter Com or S y a. of said block
II euce 4 ON v lie OF block 20 ee IN nCe E
+ 70 center o Pike lteh \ ence S 10 : line Of
i block ,lhense" to bqg,nniny axees 8 rod in
width used extension Of Ann Street bio Il
81, $40 rs a.F szsEft 3ifas f1t# Sac
Henry Darling ON a. y W cor OF block thence
HI I. ct thence T. ll2 feet thence III ieel
thence ~ ieet 20 beg. SIS ~.
WASHINGTON ISLAND.
Est Of L Sykes, OTIS Z and S, block :, $2t8l
Given under my hand snd seal Al my office in
The city OF kenosha this OH da, of Sept 1878.
,aa Z. G. THINE, CoUEgx CLERK.
15wl3
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JURY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the jury
for the November term 1873 OF the
Circuit Court in and for the County
of Kenosha, will be drawn. at the office
of the Clerk of said Court in the City
of Kenosha in said County on Thurs
day the 10th Gay of October 1878, at
two @ clock in the afternoon OF said
day. 4a.4 "a ELRICK {. COLE.
Dated Sept. "a. 1878. Clerk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

. # . s
The Sheridan Regatta occurred on
Geneva Lake Last Saturday, General
Sheridan was present. Seven yachts
started. Bonita, FedrzeSs, Ge'1eu0,
Whisper, Magnolia, mischief, NetHe,
passed the line in the order menti oned,
getting nearly an even start. The
Whisper soon led and was closely fol-
lowed by the Genega and Bonita the
first round and on the second round by
Bonita and Ge1aev0 till the Ge'aeUa
went over on her side and the crew
into the water which the Geq'tje soon
picked up. ~ y '.'.'l -
The boats passed the buoy in the fol-
lowing order: Whisper, Bonita, Mis-
chief, Nettie. The correction of time
made some difference from the order
Of passing, @ a' l''s13
The Whisper was declared the win
ner of the Sheridan Silver Yacht and
S75 cash. The Bonita received $50
cash and the Giles Bros. silver pitcher
The Nettie got 500 cash.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

SUPERINTENDENT AHONEY writes
to the editor Of the TELEGRAPH taking
exceptions to what our Bristol CORES.
pondent, Senex, said in his letter in
the TELEGRAPH last week, in relation
to the teachers examination on the
preceding Wednesday and Thursday,
and the Superintendent attending the
Democratic Convention Wednesday
which was more important, than the
schools. fa hs5a oF tce to5da
In admitting that part. OF the COM
munication Of Senex, we did not think
of it's being as Objectionable as Mr.
Mahoney' does. If we had it, itlWould
not have been admitted. All that was
said was rather blind and indefinite.
Itdoes not state whether Mr., Mahoney
was at any time present at the exam
nation. He might have attended the
Democratic Convention on Wednesday
and the teachers examination on
Thursday, but Senex leaves it entirely
indefinite as to his being at the exam
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For Congress-FirSt District,
HON. CHARLES G. VILLA Mt


For Congress-FirSt District,
HON. CHARLES G. VILLA d
OF Janesvile.4+s
For Member of Assembly,
JOSEPH V. QUARLES. =
For Sheriff,
z. r. WILSON.
For County Treasurer, 1ol, s4a
MARTIN THOMAS. z
For County Clerk, ~
ERNST G.. TIMME. fe
For Register OF Deeds,
DANIEL B. BENEDICT.
For District Attorney,
MYRON A. BAKER.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court, 81.
ELRICK c. COLE. a
For Coroner, - n1f #.if
JOHN LUCAS.
For County Surveyor, er...c.
JASON LOTHROP, -rs
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4 4
|ination. TVS we attributed to his in
ability to STATE facts definitely, rather
than intention to se unfair and un-
truthful. ~. al3'- 3
Mr. Mahoney even Raves it uneer-
| tain whether he Was present at the
teachers examination on Thursday.
He says that he attended Wednesday
forenoon and left The questions in his
tory and mental arithmetic with Nj.
Petrie with directions in relation to
them. but he says nothing about Thurs
day nor where he was or what he did
on that day. SO We fail to get al the
truth about the examination from MI.
Mahoney as well as from Senex. noi-o
From marriage notice in the TEL
EGRAPH Of last week we learn that D.
A. Mahoney, Superintendent Schools
in Kenosha Co., was married in Salem,
September 10. This was Thursday
the same Thursday that the teachers
examination Was in Bristol. And We
congratulate Mr.. Mahoney upon his
marriage, even though he had to be
absent from the teachers examination.
And we submit to Senex and the read
ers of the TELEGRAPH that he had a
right to go to Kenosha on Wednesday,
taking the forenoon if he needed it, as
well as Che. afternoon, and to be mar
ried on Thursday, his absence from the
teachers examination to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Whether it could have been prev1-
.ously arranged that the examination
and marriage should come on different
days is not worth inquiring about.
The time may have been set for one
and circumstances may afterWald have
made it necessary that the other should
be set for the same time, and Mr.. Ma
honey did right in meeting his mar
riage engagement. 81! tasf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

r. T. Roberts, in his article in the
TELEGRAPH this week, admits the law
making power having the power to
make Of iron legal tender dollars, and
~ Inference also admits the power to
IN Ike Of paper legal tender dollar.
such power is doubtful. The Supreme
Court has decided and would decide
against it's existence IN ordinary times.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

Superintendent Whitford has APP
pointed Hon. d. M. Kelley. Of Green
Bay, Chairman Of the Board Of Visitors
to the State Normal School at White
water. The other members Of the
board are Professor J.J Blaisdell, d.
d., Of Beloit, aud Miss Agnes Hosford,
the talented School superintendent Of
Eau Claire county.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

Margaret Murphy-Com % chains and "a links N
of S line of said or Sec ard Is Rods and links
w from E line: Thence w to land now or for
merly owned by Hale and Bond; Thence S to
corporation line; Thence r to point S of be-
ginning; Thence n to beginning, except part
If FOURTH WARD. I'll
The following described lots or pieces Of land
arc on the S e Or, Sec 81. IT 2, r %.
Peoples Gas Light q Coke Co-1OO feet E and W
BY 129 feet and s in s w cor of block l. and
lying E of Ann st and N of Rock st fronting on
said ct block !. 1869 70.
Lakin. Kmball & Collins-Except 100 feet E and
WI by 1919 feet N and S ont of S w cor of said
s block heretofore conveyed to the Peoples Gas
Light Coke Co block IS 81. r,I Va T...,f.s
j FL KimbalI-Lot 2 block 8, $50 SO.
s. do Lot 5 block 9, S78 81
Caroline Kimball-Lot block IA, $26 ~,
IA FISK S WESTERN ADDITION.
The following described lots or pieces of land
are on the " or, Sec 81. T 2, r % ~
cor of said or Sec thence 16 rods thence
16 rods thence = Is rods thence Is rods to
beginning except Il r tack, 50 OS. 4r5sss .
Bishop u StuaIt-COm rods w and 30 rods 5 OF
N cor of said or sec thence 16 rods thence
10rods thence E Is rods thence n 10 rods to
beginning except r track. S. 81.
Efram Marriner-Com 2 rods 8 and rods w OF
N E cor Of said Or Sec thence W 10 rods thence
s 10 rods thence E Is rods thence Nto begi3t-
ming except part used and occupied by r Co
for track and depot buildings. IS 80, eIe4
The following described pieces or lots of land
j. nj. Stryker-Com u rods w and 2 rods N OF S
E cor Of said or Sec thence N 3S rods thence W
rods thence IS rods thence E to beginning,
SIG SO. n5HGr list@ I'LL .Haa 1888 a 8fas
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03
Legal II offices.
Executors sale.

BY virtue Of the power given me in the last
will and testament of Mrs, SoDhronia Cahoon
deceased, shalt offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, the late residence Of Mrs. CahoOn, sit
uated on the west side of Chicago street, next
door north of the residence OF G. J.. Ely. Said
sale to be on said premises at 2 O'Clock, p. m :.
Oct. 18th, 1878. TERMS Cash on delivery Of
deed. j. B. STARKW IaATHER, Executor
Dated Kenosha, Sept. 26, 1878. 1Sw2
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03
EStPaV.

Came to the enclosure of the subscriber, i'll the
town of Brighton, on the Mcguire farm, on OF
about the 9th of September. one Red Bull, about
2 years old. with Jew white hairs in the fore
tv. pay charges, and take the bull away, other
wise it will be disposed of according to law.
Brighton, Sept 26, 1879. uo3
1TW2 JACOB MIERAS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

Bro. Wilson Of the Evansville Times
the old Democratic paper of Rock
Comfy, refuses to support the Hon
Charles II. Parker for. Congress and
advises lem ,crats to vote for G.. G.
Williams as one of the best Congress
men ever sent from Wisconsin. Bar
lingtOn Standard. if. a.s ..@ d..
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Your Old
Clothes |!
Ladies and G0lts
ARE YOU GOING TO THE
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the Subscriber, residing III miles
south Of Bristol Station, in the town OF Bristol
on lands owned by him on Section1 on orabouL
one about eight OF nine years old, and lame in
one hind foot one four years old, and one three
years old.
Dated October list 1878, at Bristol, Wis.
1SW4 II. e. TOURTELOTTE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03
T--------- ~ EUI IIIE ICItSId5H.
DOLLARS AND DOLLARS.

r. 1.tss.4rs-4 ak GOI tue Telegraph.
DOLLARS AND DOLLARS.
The question s'What is money? is
being widely discussed and wide. and
conflicting differences Of opinion about
what it is, what it ought to be, and
what it is to be in the future, are de-
yeloped by the discussion. 1t is prob
able that no single definition has been
formulated that perfectly describes the
nature, quality and uses Of money and
it probably cannot be described by a
single eXacttdefinition. It may be gen.
orally described as that which is used
as the medium Of exchange In buying
and selllng.5t In olden times the law
did not always regulate money, but
certain things We're by common con-
sent used as money in making the exe
changes of trade and commerce, The
ancient inhabitants of Canaan used
silver, Germany once used cattle, Chi
ma used silk, Tartary used tea, New
foundland used Goldfish, and Virginia
used tobacco in making their ex-
changes, as we now use greenbacks,
though they could not be as cOnven-
iently carried in the pocket OF put in a
safe as can our currency. r
1t is important to note that all these
things used as money had an intrinsic
value equal the commodities for which
they were exchanged and were desired
and sought for by the nations with
whom they had commerce. Our green
back currency has at least two quail
ties. list: 1t is anote of credit. cd.
1t is lawful money. In the first place
the greenback is promise to pay dol
lars toCthe holder. The dollar it prom
lsed to pay is 25.S grains gold 9-1O fine
On. 41211a grains silver 9-1O fine. In an
emergency arising in prosecuting a gi-
gantic war for the nations existence
the law-making power enacted that the
greenback should be legal tender. And
while it was within the province of
the law to make itt+laWful money, I'M
! der the emergency. which distressed
1.-THE nation, it lacked the power to keep
| the lawful dollar at par with the dol
lar it promised to pay. AT one time
the greenback dollar was reduced in
purchasing power OF exchange value
to 81 cents. 1t would then by it's legal
tender quality pay one dollar Of debt !;
but the one dollarof debt was made by
selling 81 cents value for one dollar.
When the dollar of money is worth
| but 81 cents, to. protect himself the
seller must charge one. dollar for 81
cents worth Of commodities and also
add a percentate to cover the risk Of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

Sojourner Truth has three living
children, One Of her daughters, liv-
ing at Battle Greek, Mich, is upwards
of SO years old, and looks older than
her mother.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

DAKOTA calculates that she has
raised 100000 bushels Of wheat this
year. l
The SUNDAY LoAFER is the name
of a new Kentucky Newspaper.
G. w. PHILLIPS, of Delavan, hung
himself in his barn last Friday after
noon. tilos E
A young man, named Leopold Ash
man, of Milwaukee, committed suicide
last Friday morning, by taking poison.
About 1900 of the Smith family as
sembled one day two weeks ago at
Peapack, n. j., and it was not consid-
cred good day for Smiths, either.
A youth at Fulton, OsWego county,
N. Y, stole $3.50 in order to pay for
his ministerial education. He was too
honorable to run in debt.
PRESIDENT HAYES returned to
Washington from his three weeks
journey West on the 25th of September
and expressed himself highly pleased.
Lord Dufferin, in a speech at Toron-
to last week, said lie had recently met
the Governor of New York, and pro-
posed that the New York State Gov
eminent and the Dominion Govern
ment should purchase the property sur
rounding Niagara Falls and turn it
into an international park, with staff
of guides, the whole. to be under con-
troll Of a joint international commits
sion. The Governor agreed to bring
the matter before the State authorities
and Lord Dufferin is sanguin92 that
the scheme will be carried out. aa~n.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03
THIRD WARD.

'-. .l- 's .tts y. lsrl =.,. .=...- IS.
Thcfollowirg described lots or pieces ofland
are on the w Or. Sec 5, Town 1, r 80. a,..
C II Sa, born--Lot IS, block 3, $4 66, ra
do .,, Lot Ii, block 3, Is 50. ~
The following described lots or pieces of land
are on the N or. Sec CT l. r %.
Jas L Howard Block 2n. 81 II. ~ t
HOLMES e NICHOLS ADDITION.
Mrs f G Brown-Lot, II, block l.. 81 81.
do Lot -, block ]. So.
C f Ford--Lot 10. block s. $40 AZ.
do Lot Q block 2O1.
aa4 End OF addition,
Josiah Bona-Com SO rods and rods S Of N
wcor Of N E or of Sec f. thence E s rods
thence % rods thence W rods thence n 25
rods TO beg. S141 90. 1885,
The following deserted lots or pieces of land
are on he w or, Sec 6, /. r 49, d
Unknown-Com 20 rods and 90 rods " of N E
cor of said or Sec thence S. on E line of Ere
mont Avenue rods thence E. rods thence N
rods, thence W to beg. 80 g..
Emela E Bond--Com on w lire of N e or of
said or Sec and 30 RODS S of n line Of same
thence to s w cor of or OF said or Sec
thence 81 reds thence so rods thence w
"a rods to beginning except part sold to w Fl
Bell and part redeemed by S Brande Feb i,
1877. $40 96. n
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

'"E $500 TOWN OF BRISTOL. t-
Est John SWANS F or w or Sec e. T 1, r Il,
40 acres $347
Est John swain-N W Or s Z or Sec 50, T 1, r
~ 40 acres - 81 I)tH' .o! ...... s..
Est John SWANS hts W or Sec 81, Tt, R21,
90 ncres ~ Of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

1IsfHf .sa DOLLAR. 81 IA
The Republican party created the
|greenback and authorized the national
bank-notes, and together they consti-
tute the best currency ever furnished
to the people of the United States.
They are now at par with coinaand of
equal purchasing power, and will be
kept at par until the Republican party
is displaced from the control Of the
national government. A new party
that has stolen the livery of the green
back to serve the devil in and in
league with the democratic party
threatens to disturb values, DESTROY con
fidence, alarm capital, palsy labor and
bring destruction to all material inter
ests by unlimited issues of worthless
irredeemable paper dollars made legal
tender in payment Of debts. 1t re-
mains with us, the people, to decide
what kind Of dollars we will have.
Our representatives will do our bid.
ding. The responsibility Of electine
the right men is ours. Let us see to it
that our duty is well done. <ej
r at r. F. ROBERTS. /