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Wiifiaan.

Der CT en- Ylan isirrs ON al
iaa rsilt Ct Wlubssm9ris I'll Srs
for Sabsr Warqustt., Den Ierl:s bol
De Wano. lom bsiests Cafe Wlhi.
gan o. WisiisiippIoaIsn Snn pdr
en- plrteIls Ylunsr % N~oropelteus
Speassr. Gu miolsrtIoia Sraani'
iatlon unnsr Hnpu al Marquette
Monument Association blsu odnuet
/ Waflnac Den 29os SUM. O9 man
bar ienit is at boloe en- Wlnesfsli
/ Hational Yarf pao Gen WatInac
/ Widieau Secn ben soc 4u9ult.
&so Den qsilisbso sr BET Wsnluasn
at oraaniisrs en- permanent Monu-
ment Association for at faa Gan.
fen reallleret.
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1uchplc:

Jnebcle:
Nlene ombOro. (Slgt) Aust.
boisr % @ittiebsosr Oct 5rolslts
Sus / 9unr. = 0st Sabllte 8ose'
apparat.-0en orps Wanc % Zen
bllnbs Rome. (5Ortrulus al ct.
Ct. Bliher. = Sc iterlte 3r9er.-
Set cpenoie Sopsb. (Sumoriltll'
6~ortauins. )-Gt rsiisnoe llnlpsr'liel
- Ut Nar observation-disclosures. = YIN
8psiamp. WortGulne -gt Ger
ninsipil ON ,5ribsc sllsr SrGlrom.
BOriGuins.) = Sor bunersce Nar
iiosn.-Saoer % Sen.-Soot Taao
os ielsspGrcist GrsmpeI for 8rsnc'
Observation-Disclosures. -(Srlt Sor'
telins).- Saiaroipilsrns Wortel'
ling -Sporior sr laa mango quite
W9np Sranfcre = Sporfor Sn'el
Sans iite siitcoe ia. UortGalns.)
&aratteriaitbep. - 9iot al Spsrt. -
WGrielist arteolosilt Suno.-Guar
tsronen. (Gt 4ipsbillsoe } - Haar
% 8ini.-Siopsns SneHpcslle pad
&limatet. - Suurrl9e ADVERTISEMENT
ter.-Salia 8oulslot. (Wopeus.)-
Smaa Mariaasr % itore Slrfnlnssr
-3riri. (Gn Sorteuin9.) - Il
Sunbrsoe norlis Samlllsnapiis; -
@resIsaionsforict. WortGllnS)
"Manst % Messt" 80. 2 sr a
iamme Sterrslie iom No. l. nlsT
inoebolosr | Oct Ssle lGn9sre bor
telin0er, ale lGrpeles intsrsslanle
8 "Nuartsrousn". Ell lGn9sre Gil
bring fra Slapetioen. frsmltllles pat
en- rerenoe Waaoe bporlsees e.
uns patisr Yise iaIass al i'm eyer
1aosr. % bpllte @lsnuorolS9sce'
bun libsr, / ben Sio bun er | Jan
9snitab. Ssnns Siilorin9 alene e
bel p9ro ben lape Yris 30 Gents
NIB. "Manst % WeSst" 1 {
ublolst.
MoresIs: g.. VI nunbftr.
0scorab. Soma
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-31

AiiiAN SNaAhhaAtAf
bse, etpsrcnrt. @ltisrict Sfurp. gepGrttr
N Sdlt 3beum. Gene. Ycod9ra, Heurals
ald /; fem en- Rieelsspils NJ Slcersnier ere
&c BET bebaaelioits Ntnislissmiceel. Tom fins
bss. 0tres 9irinins pilsr tiirSiitlist,
bpcr ldnlt Be cpertrafs das andre Yiltr.
De ere fire ~ blbasslise al tase. men mes
oct pirfirmms. De uenripe Slreets ilstte
9ariitr. Re garage Be trspus sler ucrene
Srsaner nj Icrnoet Ssb, " Be bibrinser
belle Sesemtt Sunrbee % 400 Nslelle. DE-
btltreee lite blci aues 6perolSscnptr, men
tilile farliae ~ frpatsre SMccmms. CNs
tiss SRltr. bersmte @eiitltle ~ ecre tsciie
pcratrs isncs Atteittr cper be aurs, icm
ere ucfsrte ~ on Dc adrnliss Sereele Dc
bare npct pep here's Srul.
Dc ere &c Malipelialte N beeite Tor Born.
ed b. ere milce ~ pirtfcmme. De ere luIs
fsrbte9ifsre ~ eericr lette at tlse N. al.
cslts ptaetlbilRs | here's Slmmenlatnins,
ere ee ulilptliSlte.
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Published every WEDNESDAY by
H. Anundson

temmeIig baarIist no, os Der er paa
oiSieaanter6 oIf, iom ipetulerer paa, ON
be ital siere nosen 0arpsit eler life.
9noogiad Waiien CT paa flere Steoer
eoeId9t al ben fore 8anoilom, Tom
bar biemisgt os.
Nrbeioslcnnen Der or o9iaa n.eset
oaarlig, iGa at Der CT 8laee ooeralt
6armereu tloger ouer, at ban in9er
Speoe iaor, % grbeiosioIfene oper
at eennen er for lioeu. Seq baabel
BOG, Gnbper ianr nof til ~Sipsopbolo
oa oa maa ri bare i~ornsieoe.
Qbpneut.
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laaoan Tarme en- rem S~lsloenbso,
% for bet Nnbet LED lammsnIiausl.
lespis bnaoe Wllplutss % Nsm
Nort mere.
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NJ. l.. McCoNN.
Surgeon Dentist,

rHio cptr @uqiiicns Sartpat Stort,
DEBORAH, Iowa,
tiQabtr ia bsrueo at bstlsnotsisrt
for ale % enbpsr. Der tlltrGn9sr
3anoIase, at ban bar ta9st fat 20.
pal / Doeorab. Nlt Slues @rbaos.
benberenos III min YrOiesilon, no.
ierts mcb iterit, Nclasiisbeb.
w. I WcSonn.
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Californian.

Gan 5rancisco. Stonncrtsn va
rnlsl, Der sr tommsn iub Der / Sau'
nsu, brinser Den Giisrrstnlns. al
Sfibst Den Toe Suli ct Sunorsot
Wlls norosufor Der praisoe ct iopa'
nsiiit 9Th; men inssn lspsnoe SleI
innotss omboro, bsrlmob en- WGns.
Dc GIG, % Here al oisie lGnteot
iammcn. Ss ipntss at bape uGrel
eeos i IGussre sio. SmbOrb lamb
ties inssn 2%spnctsmioler. men en-
ielts al 4isens bar iierte foitbart
8lGber. Suilfen Sorbrpcclie Der
Der forsli99er, sr panlfsll9 at llae.
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Carpets.

vi bar nosls Iaa forte Stntltr
Brusiel CARPETS fra 10 til 20 yaro
LANCE. bpilfe pi oil lGlge Tor 70
Gents pr. Barb, for at iaa llolol8t.
ELLSWORTH x @oooaro.
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Sir9inia.

Oct pGrite Wprbsri, iom man
paa bisls Banter n~oaennnoe bar
bort Sale ON. iorsialot for ct Spar
Oa9e liosn peb Hluuanna esurt
Souls. Snaen Forbidden iis luale'
oes: Muersoe / Here Mar bnpee
Sb,rit Soudens. su pslitacence %
Del aniset Wano. trust meo at mpr'
De lin 5amilie, &ons, Sattcr. 10
Snaa9ultsr % i'm Suiserlen. ulpf'
llsuls blsp Der ta9ct lioen eller in.
0sn Notitie bsraf. bpsrien al Saml.
lien slIsr losen Nnosn. ltient Sber.
item pirtslig ct Yar Sarge bapoe
forIeet at si,nnsmiers i'm Ylan.
gn Nat paasneos iaalsoss Mrs
Souhens % o~poa9eoe lin Wano
liaasupe opsr bsnoe mso Ell ora9en
Golf, fGrol9 til at 9lenncmbors ben.
Dc. San bab bsnoe osnsons iff,
omtals Oct til Nossn % lopeoe al
boloe op meo %iaaoonne Sptpler,
men Bet blsp lite bsbrs. % &oneu
par al % til nebt til at ~ til va
bosrne msb line Bern. Wen en-
Woracu psb Sroioitboreet Tom Del
til llobrub ; mso en- Gre or9bt'
ban neiten eisbliftelie lin Rome %
ait MI los paa en- al Smaaguttsr'
ne. Suiasrmopsrsn pilos 9aa incl
lem, men ban ilos bcnee nee ol
husasbs MI bosiiapslis $opsost al
Srsnssn. Nu fu~lobproeee bar
Worbet paa Spisermoosrsn pst
iulpitGnbis at busae benee cp: .
to eprise Bern Hap peo ct Sienn
Der, ban iunoe lite finee Dem. VI
ter usisrninsen git Soubens lne
Saslisitusn % iirep felssnes 8rsp
"Masrspe for l9ussre 3lo ilosn hal
iss bslluttst at noIsre bette. Wt'
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Netop uotommet
Jl(angl og Jl(eael'
Gn Canning al
6ortallinscr. Si9tc Slanolngcr,
NncfoOtcr etc.

POS iiore Sioer. Tris portoirtt bel
tet / lmutt OmllGs, fun 80 Gets.
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Ayers
Cathartic Pills,

~llmireelis dnpenee'
lia icm Il Nusmie'
bel beltrsetnee Ser'
~ltcgpsllt, @uifet.
0piperiil. iIsi Scr'
nsislis. edariis Ras
pc % aanet. 500
oternt, Gclen. SS'
merrbciNr, &ists
Inlet ~ SueiNs
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Mamafee 60. 26oe Suli.
S%noboiininsen CT beapnot. nlen ben
8raaoise Gbinss Bug bar alerebe tio.
lisere taset Srooerparten, laa bet Ter
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b a nbel

M Z. Spmcn, Rlbaemlp.
49, Soma hlntlI m6 9tru ca Sll'
rdrr. Spnt cir. &lii'tnGl9upRIinte I
Trrtinetlit mto Srrrslninltn. 22-lo.
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SDtcuer.
n 0e.ub(al9 a.

cafcb Saae, SIasttt, Mater
~ Strset, 0eeerab, 9ewd. alllaat
friift "a idit Slse iamt Nsl'e tlliales.
epsa ca Biarlrr fisbss til tsieas Rats
feesprtitr. % u.
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Connecticut.
WiisiOuri.

B,ioIinims.n / ct, 9Ouis islsr
6o msost m%isforneist meo. at oeres
Wp ajsnnem Mpiisrne blsp ueiirt8et
ION ben, bpor Ssoe % Solltit ra'
leoe p9rIt. s5or bet Derlte par en-
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Eager.
:. Yiuin0tUn. 4G0e "a

q 4. V'susu0iUu &uos "
~ ebirur9, 0eterab, 9ewa. Of
ace NcutscmerD & 9o's. Drug Sto,
n. frames hiiert bper Waueas ca
Y,e,s fra 81. 9 6otm. I'll Vt. 4 81
ttrmieeas, % ! 8eseIen bpr 9aS |
u9tn. y
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Ohio.

= SalesuiQe oplspsoe Tor ct Yar
Oaas lioen en- &Ons, Mrs. Wceor.
mid nos,t al Oct pienncerllslts, en-
Rome tan cplspe, bun nsotom meo
5 Bern paa en- Sang. 4 Sntisr %
Ell Yls,. Naar Saaoant ellers en-
iisIcsH Sang bar brnot Ter. bar
8crnen. i 8ssslsn pCrst ltrebcliss
% bar fat 9ipst til. men clsle par
ale / bsoite @~elaaasnbe. 6olf pal.
farter / fore Sfarcr ben til Wc'
Gormifs $us for at 's ben npe
Samilie.
Cincinnati 26be Suli.-YrOisslo.
rsrn. 8iIbert % $apoen, TO 9uIt
ltippers al 8etponins, bar luit ino.
aaa,t ct 8aooemaal meo %bpsranbrs.
Den gne aaar op i en- Bauon, Der
bolbsr 10000 Sob 8as. % Den
Nnpsn i en- paa as, 900 Sob. sap.
Den p9boer $500 MOB $500 paa
at ban mso i'm mincre 8alon ltal
tunue itiss beisrs emo Den NnNsn
% bolpe iis l9nssre oppe / luTtcn
NReo buer al Dem iial Der Telss en-
Wano, lsist al Woopartist. Tor al
maaIe Ssio.n. Set sr enonu Ute
be,temt. naar S5artea ltal saa for
ia. men Wansioloi9e intersslerer
ia for ben iOrsitaasnce T9ooetamp.
Connecticut.
Gu Nlot Cramps bsmGstlssos lll
nplia ct Sernbanstoa peo Cheshire,
ea ct Sslliab tom tllba9e ira Gun
bet. N%ruentimmsrne blsu inlnltsre'
Sc, &l9oer iiaalne. Wenosns ban
tso., ben baasre @o9n Loft fra o'
andre. o. 8Osst itanoisee Here San
ae. Yaslaarune % &oncutierer
par aIo,l,s ~bielpslsie. gnoelia q
man bog Sialr nOsle Cramps n
man uo paa 8sien. o. Dc eorl9'
p,e Ylainuile. 5ramplanosplasel
er almio.lis baaoe | SIT % Sslt
"a neiten fra ale Banter tomme'
Ber.tninssr ON Here itlsneles bor
brpoellsr, BE- bar siort is lfplol8s |
MisiOnri.
B,ioIiuinaen | ct. 9ouis tsle
ia r,sset m%isforneiet mso. at esre'
Tp ajsnnem Mpiisrns blsp neltrt8e
ION ben, bpor Ssps % Solltit ra
ieoe parit. 5or bet 8srlts par q
Decorah-posten., 1878-07-31
almiuoclis SaniiOrrttnius noiOres.

Netop uotommet :
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Pianoer tiQ,is mob rimslia
Detailing. 34-37.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15

Between the 1st Of january ana the
1st OF J@ne, this year, there was laid
1856 milesof railroad trael, an increase
Of p niEes over the same months of
last year:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15
A HOT- WEATHER BEVERAGE.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1875.

10 the Editor Of che Record:
Ii view Of the suffering occasioned
iby the present hot weather, [ believe
that some notice given to the public
through the medium OF your paper Of
the value of oatmeal used in water as
a drink, would be Of great benefit. The
writer's experience extended through
several very hot seasons in one Of the
most extensive Woodworking estab-
lishments Of the country, employing
some 800 hands The practice was to
mix about one quart of Underground
oatmeal to two gallons of pump water,
the oatmeal being well stirred before
drinking. The hands drank this and
nothing else, and during the hottest
weather, when all the neighboring
works were stopped because Of the
heat, the works referred to did not lose
a day during the entire season from
such cause, nor was there a single case
OF prostration from heat or the kindred
complaints usually arising from expo
sure to excessive heat. It was found
that but q small quantity OF oatmeal
water was required to allay Che thirst,
and the men worked all day, some ex-
posed to the sun in erecting a new
others at the melting fur
naces, in the forge and the rolling mill,
without seeming any more aatigued
tlIan was the case in ordinary weather,
whereas, previous to the use Of oat-
meal in hot weather, trouble was al
WAYS experienced
have also used the same drink in
horses during very hot wealth
Or with. equally beneficial results and
have often been surprised in not find
ing it ila more. general use during pc |
RODS Of excessive heat. The drink at
irst may not seem inviting, but let any
one try it for few times and they |
will like it,, and not discontinue itssuse
Turing hot weather and exposure to
excessive heat.
Yours truly, FL. A. Is5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15
CAMPHOR ICF.

! This delightful lotion for chapped
! lips or hands is thus made by a Tri.
bune correspondent:
Take Of the following ingredients
each half an ounce: Glycerine, white
wax, olive oil, and spermacetti: of gum
camphof quarter Of an ounce; purified
lard, halt pound (get it at the drug
glsts), and ten cents worth of French
Ichalk. Melt the lard, and stir All to-
gether, letting it simmer over q slow
ire. When thoroughly dissolved. set
aside to cool, stirring until cold, put
ting into jars for use. This is; excellent.
VEGETABLE ACIDS Vegetables are
said to yield nine distinct acids: The
oxallc IN rhnbarb; the sartaric in tam
arinds, grapes and malberries; the
cltrlc in orange and lemons; the malsc
i'll apples and cherries: the gallic ia
elm and Oak; the benZoie in halsamie
trees: the prassic in laurel leaves
peach blossoms and bitter kernels: and
the phosphoric IN oats and barley.
According to the officiag statement
OF the Treasury Department. there
we've $324,514,2M in national bank
bills, and $346;6sl.016 legal tender
notes (greenbacksA outstanding on the
30th Of June, 1873. Including frac-
tiona currency, etc. the tosal paper
money now in circulation IS $688 .597.
275, and of silver coin about $4,000
0OO
The Post Office Department. has re-
ceived an official report from the Spec
ial Agent in New Mexico of the drlv-
ing out Of Postmaster and his friends
by gang Of desperadoes. The soldiers
at the military post near We're power
less to protect him, on accoant Of
knott's amendment to the Array bill
destroying the power Of soldiers to act
as police force.
Between the 1st of January ana the
list OF J~ne, this year, there was laid |
1856 milessof railroad trael, an increase
OF p miss over the same months of
last year
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15

The diameters of the bodies in the
solar system are the Sun, srs3,246
miles; Mercury, 4,224; Venus, 1851;
the Earth, 1916; Moon, 5000; Mars,
4,1s9; Ceres and Pallas, uncertain ;
Juno. Laps; Vesta, 23S; Jupiter, 3d.
TO; Saturn. 1902; Herschel, 35,112.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15

speak particularly Of the banks an(
timber Of lake Mary. The banks gen
orally from q distant view seemed tc
be well timbered. Those who camp
on lake Elizabeth claim that it is the
most beautiful, and generally admit
that Lake Mary is the larger Of the
1.-TWO. The Illustrated Historical At
! las of Wisconsin has drawn Mary more
irregular in shape than Elizabeth and
twice the size.
I The Kinderhook sailed last year from
one lake to the other She has not this
year, or does not now. Skiffs sail from
one lake to the other. It will require
some dredging to make channel wide
enough and deep enough for the steam
ers to ply from lake to lake. And that
dredging will probably be accomplish
ed in the not very far future. The
improvement of TWinLakes can scarce
ly be said to have commenced. A lit
tie improvement would add greatly to
the beauty OF the lakes and the pleas
ure Of campers and visitors.
Mr.. Balm and his family, and WISH
tors or others camping with Them are
the only campers now at Twin Lakes.
They went into camp four weeks ago
last Saturday. Two other companies,
the Waltonians and the Nipersinks,
from Rockford the one coming and
leaving a week before the other, and
each staying two weeks, have been
there and gone. And the Cold Springs
from KenOsha, have been there and
stayed one week. Several Of the Rock
ford campers are good singers and the
Interchange of visits, with singing and
sometimes other music and dancing,
added to the pleasures OF camping
And MI. Balm having Steamer, and
he and his campers, and sometimes
others, taking steamboat excursion
on Lake Elizabeth every evening large
ly increases the pleasures of their
camp-life. And, as Mrs. Balm and other
ladies said, being able in camping to
keep comfortably cool and avoid the
depressing effects Of the heat they en-
JOY it very much. And MI. Balm has
acted wisely in providing himself and
family Summer Or Hot Weather Re-
treat for physical and mental invigor-
alton and quiet eXhileration and enjoy
ment.
Aside from railroad builders and
their shanties or houses we believe Mr..
A. Alderman was thu first settler and
built the first house Oh the banks Of
Twin Lakes and run the first steam
er on the lakes. Mr. Alderman has a
fine house pleasantly situated between
Lake Elizabeth and the railroad and
accommodates visitors to the lakes
and others. MI. Alderman was
so busily engaged that we saw
him for a moment only when
at dinner, where, as soon as seats
were vacated by those who had dined, |
they were taken bY others ready to
dine. Judging from what We saw
Mr.. Alderman keeps good house and
sets q good table, and would furnish
good home for those who need and
want quiet rest. In summer they
would have the benefit Of the cool air
OF the lake and in winter they would !
be protected from all or very nearly |
all the cold winds FROM The prairies |
and Lake Michigan. Such, as we saw
1t hastily, is MI. AcleTmAn's present |
situation, with room and opportunity |
for extension and improvement to |
meet the requirements Of the times.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15

COWS AND COWARDS, furnished fOT
the TELEGRAPH by a well known and
Influential citizen Of Kenosha, is print
ed in this paper. We, are soGry the
writer did not subscribe his name to
the communication. We think he did
not, not because he is q coward. but
because the sheet upon which he close d
his communication was full. And his
name being omitted, though sMbScrib-
ed to a note asking the publication of
the communication, we did not feel
at liberty to print it with the connmu-
nication. If it is o. fact that COWS are
driven into gardens in the night time,
and that repeatedly. as, well as to and
from the pasture in the day time, as
we'll as allowed to occupy the streets
at night, it is time that the offending
towards were refoln aed and the Offend
ing cows removed. And we know of
no ONE better Qual5ied to marguerite
the movement and help garry it to
success than the writer of the commu-
nicati0n, Cows and towards.
In one respect we cannot agree with
the writer. We think it was right
that the name, Southport, should be
changed. A poGt is q place where
ships may ride secure from storms
and Southport was not, and kenosha
is not, the South place. ON lake Mich.
gan where ships can ride secure from
storms. AS q name for this place il
lneyer should have been given, for it
lis neither truthful nor appropriate
but having been given, it was right
| and proper that the name should be
changed H
| But whether Kenosha is q truthful
and an appropriate name is another
thing. Rightly spelled and rightly
pronounced it might be. Kenozha
giving g and the long sounds, and {
the long broad or that of IL short, will
every letter, calling zh one, distinctly
! sounded, with accent on every sylla
bic, is the Indian name for pike, {;
small fish, in Indian times, in Pix
river. But Kenosha was substituted
for KenoZha, whether Intentionally o,
lgnorantly we are not Quite certain.
We have been told that the officers
of the Post Office Department in fur
finishing q stamp for the Kenoszh;
post office had the name of the offic
engraved on stamp spelled Kenozha
/ They knew how Schoolcraft, the grea
Indian authority, spelled the name
anu spelled it as he did. But Johl
Mansfield, who was then postmaste
and SO prejudiced against the nam
| Kenozha, it was said, would not use il
: but had stamp made and engraved
at his own expense, substituting Keno
) sha for KenoZha. For euphony, a
well as to perpetuate the Indian nam
correctly, we think it would be wei
even now, to substitute Kenozha 70
Kenosha.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15
Tae State Of W,isc3Bs5n,
Uipe2sE. Court for Kene $50 COunG{a

Henry Daris9G !
Against
EsaaEAa Darling y
TIE State of .Ef5co2sj}1, TO the aee 3!an3GF dN
fendd73t
You are hereby summoned fs4sti requires to
answer the complaint of HenRys Darling the
plaintiff in this action, Il copy o1GWhich is here
With served ul20n you, and WhiC&eiS filed i'm the
cice of the Clerk of the circuit &0Nrt for Eeno-
sha county, st his ofIlce in the City and CStMty
of 9nosha, and you are require to serve copy
OF your ansVgert to the said ccGnlaint, ca the
ty OF Kenoshn, Wisconsin, within twenty days
after the service of this summofsron you e1xcIu-
siye of the Gay OF slecl service land if y,aF fail
aforesaid, tie plaisstiH il this &Gtion will apply
to the Court 10f the relief demanded in tie said
complaint.
Dated July @di, 1873 BAKER &ssWARyEEGg,
GW6 PlaSAtiH'S Attorneys
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15

Legal II Offices.
Foreclosures. Sale-Ken0sna County Cineait
Court.


Mary PaXCEs and Andrew j Smith as Ad-
ministratriX aMtl Administrators of the eotase of
Daniel Br0OksSdeceased,
Against
George e. Andrus. Marinda walker, Aaron
Walker, William Walker, Jui&, ,Jackson and
Emma 4. Walker.
By virtue ard in pursuance Of IS certain iBdg-
ment Of foreclosure and sale rendered iInthe
above entitled action on the 6thday of AUGUST
1877, shall oGer for sale and sell eat public ven
DUE at the frcRt. door of the Court House, in the
city OF kenosha, on the 2lst day of, September,
A. D., 1873. at>tV,o O'Clock in TIE. afternoca; OF
said day, the following describeGFea g state, viz :
The west h&it OF the north east quarter, and
the east half atthe north west quarter Of sec
ton number twenty -four, IN township number
GAe (1l north Cfsrange number twenty-one (2D
east. in the tC,eEM OF Bristol, in said county. Of
Kenosha, containing one hlln&Eed and SIXTY
acres of land be the same more 81 less.
HUGH MC1ER8IOTT.
Sheriff Of <e,OSha County
By j. Y. & s tQUARLsEs, Pltf's Attys.
Dated Kenosha, AugnSt7. A. ID. 1878. 1CmG
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-08-15
r OK LAKE RESORT

Has been greatly improved 1a the last two sea-
sonsshy the building OF Summer cottages, club
houses, &c, such as ar@tlOt foieNd on any other
La .in this part of the. country, making the
Lake beautiful anG, attractive to pleasure
seekers.
The Steamer can be chartered at any time for
W.Fyhtng to camp and. sport or hunt cannot iiid
such another opportunity IN America, as this
Laaate has access to chain CT five Lakes via. the
Fox River, making, agreat variety Of aquSatic
salOrtinp
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-19
Special Council Meeting.

The city council, at it's last regular meet
ing, passed resolution appropriating $4, O84
for the payment of labor, etc., on the Rice
atreet sewer. But the resolution did not
specify any one as authorized to make the
disbursement. To remedy this defect, a
special meeting of the council was called for
o'clock yesterday. At that hour quorum
could not be gotten together. An adjourn
ment was taken until 8 o'clock. When that
hour arrived the council was called to order,
President Rhodes in the chair.
Present-Ald. Grace, Griggs, Smith, San
born, O'Connor, Dowlan.
NO quorum. Messengers we're dispatched
through the city, and finally Aid. Mccarthy
was found. The council proceeded to bust,
ness, and remedied the foregoing mentioned
defect by the passage of the following reso-
luton:
RESOLVED, That the city clerk draw an order
in favor of j. 8. Sewall, engineer of the board
Of public works, for So, 0S4.67, to pay for work,
labor and material, as stated in the request of
the board of public works, dated Oct. 18th,
1878, for the construction of a sewer on Tenth,
Rice and Rondo streets, under the contract be-
tween Patrick Nash and the city of st. Paul.
Aid. Sanborn then asked that permission
be granted him to bring up the Fort street
sewer matter. There being no objection, he
moved to revoke the resolution and order
passed at the last regular meeting, owing to
a defect in the resolution as drawn. He
then supplied the defect by the introduction
OF new resolution covering the whole mat
ter, which was passed. Aid. Rhodes intro
dnced resolution instructing the board of
public works to lay a sidewalk on the north
side of Third street. in front Of lot 70
block %. Carried.
Adjourned. Down with Washburn and
the swindling brass kettles!