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TOWN OF WHEATLANn.

Fox River Valley II r Goa piece Of land
decided to the Fox River Valley Il Go. running
near the center part OF the s y Il sec. 6, I'll,
80. acres. Sl19
Fox River Valley r r Goa piece Of land
decided to the Fox River Valley r. H. Co. run
ming near the center part of the s = ne u, sec
&, t !, I 10, 3M acres. 81 81.
Hannah Eddy 5 e I.SW "A, sec %, t2, rl9,
20 acres. 1885
Fox River Valley r b Goa piece Of LAND
decided to the Fox River Valley Il Co. running
north and south through the Il, W 4 sec 49,
to, / 49, acres ~ o..
decided to the Fox River Valley Il & Co on the
S W fri Il sec. 30, 2, rio, acres $2 10.
Fox River Valley r Il GOA piece, Of lane
running through the center Of the IA Il Ii G Il,
sec. I, y 49, 3 acres. 50 OF
TOWN or PARIS.
E. Perkins s. i acres off 10 acres Oh, 2G
acres H. s a, sec. %, TIA u, acres $3.50
TOWN OF BRISTOL.
John Swain. 81 s VIZ see. q, /, u, Sc
acres 96.
John swain.--s c a sw u see. q, !, L ii, 70
John Swain-N wqr Or sec. 80, tt, r21 40
acres. ~ 3D. U Ft.s.a
TOWN OF soMERs. so
Edward Johnson-Pt or Ii e or beg Is II
100 chains W OF II e qr Of said Qr qt sec. rs IL
100 chs - chs and 81 31O links G Is IL 100 chs. II
to beg sec 81, ", / %, 5 acres So So.
jdCDO AfhutkfdINAE.---i I > w VI, ucSs 1lNS ii VI
line OF or and 2iH rods of W line Ct qr, thence
II y chs lSn links thence W 6 rods to beg, sec.
81, to, 1893. 2 acres SO 9S
John RidieS.-ptS w or beg2 rods OF S line q
or and Il 10 rods OF line Of or, thence II -
chs ana 30 links, e rods. ~ rods and so links.
rods to beginning. sec 81. t ,, %, acres.
$685.
TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
G & 1T. !. r. r. Go - and Sic acres Oh {
side 0fnw or 81 J; Il, see. /. { j, rec 50 19.
= NJ & st. P Il. II. CO Il ~ :tcEes W or ea'I
4 r. sec t I,r22 S3.98.
G. M. & st. Z. Il. r Cocoon. in center Of
highway on W line OF r. R,stheace n 1900 feet,
thence W 100 feet thence S 1860 feet, thence to
beg, e w Or sec 4, l,r22, 33$ acres. $29S.
t1.r22 $1936 r- de 9
John Heltman.-E 4 or, s & ar see Is, t /,
%. 20 acres. $i6.10.
John Heitman-W Il acre, Y, s or. sec Is,
tire. $1.2O.
John Heitman-N e or, S or, sec. Is, t /, + %,
30 acres. SIS 10. N
James Rategan,-Pt of lots ) and G, blk. / !, be
ing the 81 feet OF lot s. and thatpart Of lot ely
inc north of q continuation G of sect. line of 81
feet, and W Of line parallel with line OF said
Sec sec 5, il, F2a. 50 62.
Mrs Susanna Miller -96 rods inn w,eor Of Il
wqr of sect tt, I. %. $3.50.
Martha Pomefoy.--3 and g acres i'll s e or II W
N bounded by Fremont Avenue, by Strong
st. W by Bond and by City limits sec.o, t l. I
Dr. Fl. P. Gatchell.-s 50 acres. n or -ex 10
acres II w cor to Paulis, sec. Z, /. J %. s43 95
DR.. H. P. Gatchell--N20 acres, W or, sec. Z.
t1r23. S17.64. @ rr Er u
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Special Meeting of the Auditing

DUdIQ, OCt. IL, 10 ~.
Present, Mayor Robinson, Aldermen
Schend, Lee and Williams.
The Board was called TO order by
the Mayer
The Mayor stated the object of the
meeting to consider the report of spec
ial committee to whom Was referred
the petition to grade and graveI
Prairie Avenue.
The special committee to whom was
Preferred the above reported as fol
flows: 4311Ef SIS ~
To the Mayor and AWd5ting Board OF
the city Of Kenosh0:
Your committee, TO whom was re-
ferred the petition of property owners
ION Prairie Avenue, in regard to grad
ing and graveling that street, would
irecommend that The prayer of the Pc
ftitioiers be granted, and an order
passed providing for said improvement.
ken0sha, Oct. 10, 1873.
LEONARD LEE,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
1-@ Committee.
AID. Schend moved that the report
lof the committee relative to graveling
Prairie Avenue be accepted and adopt
ed. Seconded and carried by unani-
NOUS vote.
The following order was presented
by said committee: .....
.... -. ORDER
Be i, ordained by the Auditing
Board Of the City of Kenosha, That
Prairie Avenue be and the same is
hereby ordered to be graveled and gra-
'ded from the west line Of the city
limits to It's junction with Chicago
Street. That The amount Of gravel to
be put on said street shan be six cubic
yards to each rod in length on and up
to Ann Street That from Ann street
to Chicago street the amount shall be
three cubic yards to each rod in length
and that the gravel shall be spread to
0 Width4Qf s feet u the center Of said
Prairie Avenue. AND 1t IS further on
dered that the sum Of One Hundred
Dollars be and the same is hereby APP
propYiated by the city for the purpose
Of crawling the several street cross
ings intersected by Prairie Avenue.
LEONAf;D LEE,
HENRY WILLIAMS.
Special Committee.
On motion Of Aid. Schend, The order
presented. by the Special Committee on
grading and gr&Yeling Prairie Avenue
was adopted by unanimous vote.
AID. Schend presented the following:
ResozUed, That the Aldermen from
the First and Third Wards be ard are
hereby authorized and empowered to
contract for the graveling Of the said
Prairie Avenue, with such parties as
they may deem proper and that at the
lowest bid for the same, and that the
aforesaid Aldermen have the general
direction of s;lch work and to report
to this Board.
Adopted by unanimous vote.
aid. Williams moved that the sum
Of 1925 be appropriated to Bendt and
Hansen for claying and crawling I'm
ion street. Seconded and Carried.
On motion, Board adjourned.
mes D. Il, BENEDICT, Clerk.
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SOMERS.

The weather has changed from sum
nlers heat to winters cold On Satur-
day last Tie THERMOMETERS went us low
as 10 degrees, followed by about two
inches of snow Sunday night two
inches more fell, and to-day the Their
molmeter was only or degrees
above zero at sunrise. A
Such a sudden and severe cold at
this season has not been witnessed by
t i4ss Oldest inhabitant, so am informed.
Iarm work has come to q standstiil.
4 little ploughlng has been done ON
the afternoons, but now unless we
h;3Eo II thaw, no more ploughing can
be done.
Many. have had some Of their fruit
and vegetables more or less frozen.
Cord is mostly husked, except here
and there field or q part OF it. One
thing remarked is the sprouting Of the
grain in the ear where not cut; as also
IL shock to an extent never before
witnessed
Rev. MI. Coomne preached at the
N. E. Church last Sunday in place OF
Mr.. Benjamin. Next Sunday is quar-
terly meeting day, when the new Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. Colman, is expected
to preach.
To-day is election, and promises to
be full vote, farmers not being very
busy at home on account OF the
Weat Ter. S.
November 4, 1879.
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Proceedings Of the Auditing Board.
SPECIAL MEETING Of the
Auditinr Board Oct O 1870

~. aDFLOIAL NAIEIING UI tut
Auditing Board, Oct. 8. 1879.
Present, Mayor Robinson, Aldermen
Williams and Lee.
The Mayor called the Board to order.
AID. Lee, chairman Of the finance
committee, reported that he had can
celled the city orders in his hands, and
presented said cancelled orders to he
Board. The orders were ordered filed
with the Clerk.
On motion, Board adjourned.
D. b. BENEDICT, City Clerk.
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Aid. Williams moved that report of
committee be adopted and bills allow
ed. Seconded and carried, Mayor vot-
ing. 1l<
On motion, the sum of S15 was al
lowed Mrs. Chas. Wattles, services rem
dered by Ter husband on Board OF Re
view. @ 4 1It
The finance committee made the
following report: IL
To the Hon. lMoyor and 49diting
Board of the Cjtg Of Ken0shG:
The Finance Committee, to whom
was referred the Treasurer's report of
Oct. 6, would report that they have ex-
amined the same and vouchers accom-
panying it and find them all correct,
leaving balance in the Treasury of
S145.25. Both orders and stubs have
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Baptist Church !: Lords Day services /:
Sermons at 1912 a. M. and Z p. m. Sabbath
School at 70 m Young Peoples Meeting at 6 p.
IN. General Prayer Meeting Wednesday at p.
m. Pastor G.. A. CREsSEY, residence Congress
ST.. second square south of Prairie Ave. ~
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Regular Meeting Of the Auditing
Rnhrd Oct 30 1870

q, Wv. ~, IOTJ'
Present. Mayor Robinson, Aid. Lee,
Schend and Williams.
Minutes of last regular and interven-
ing specials read and approved as cor
rected.
The committee on claims reported
che following bills correct and recon-
mended payment:
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NAioo ouoIO I'LL, VI aiiu al DOi, 10 tiie
guest of Miss Florrie Saunders. 1
10 DR.. Frank George, the dentist, has
purchased the Durgeon estate. Pa 9l A
81 KlmlalPs block on Main street, has
received new coat of tar. uf a
d Mrs. Charles Blood is very i'll with
Typhoid fever.
DR.. Ward is now permanently located
in the house recently occupied by Dr..
Clary.E aa
Mr.. Sellick has his hrick-yard in
working order, and is manufacturing
some very good brick.
The 1island-hridge is now completed,
and persons can go over without pay
ing a nickel for the privilege.
I Old man Durgeon, of dora mi noto-
riety, has taken lodgings at the poor
.house. 4a YAH
!. Miss Ida Price, of Waukegan. was
the recipient of Miss Minnie Martin
hospitality over Sunday. ..,
Tie 1car-scales. Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Company are
finished. They weigh 40 tons. mr.
Mr., Thomas Voight and family have
heenRery i'll with Typhoid Pneumonia.
They are slowly improving. 4o
Mr., and Mrs. Russell, Of Waukesan.
have been spending I, few days in the
city. a.r a.
Hugh Haven took in this city Satur-
day and Sunday. He returned to Sa-
lem Monday. a4
The Scow Banner came into this port
wi"d-bound last Thursday, on her way
to Chicago with n cargo of slabs
Installation of officers took place at
the Temple of Honor on Monday night
Hereafter the Temple viii meet
promptly at $50 o'clock.
/ Mr.. Zieren lost a valuable cow last
Sunday. 1t fell into the ditch dug for
the. ~ 81 maiYs near the nalt-house
and was killed.
A Ta(id dog in Pleasant Prairie last
week created quite II little excitement.
4 number Of cattle ana hogs were bit
ten before the savage c;tnine was killed
On account Of other Professional en-
gagements OF Miss Emile Gavin the
Forrest Club have been compelled to
change the play for next Thursday eve
ming, and will play Shadows instead of
Lucretia Borgia. See advertisements.
4 heavy storm of wind and rain ac-
companied by thunder and lightning
rather astOnished the deniZens Of this
burg Monday night. The long spell Of
dry weather bad driven the thought of
storms entirely out Of the calculations
Of all. However, it was a blessing to
the parched earth and welcomed as
such.
The Union Temperance League met
us usual. Friday evening in their rooms.
Determinations were rendered by Mr..
Harvey Wattles and G. Drake. also a
selection read by Miss Minnie Barnes.
Three new members were initiated,
and some half-d0Zon names proposed
for membership. The League has DOW
65 members.
1t came off clear and pleasant Wed
nesday about noon, except being mud
dy. Rain was very much needed and
Il az nj md II Ic lT
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CYPRESS.
November 4. 1879,

/. Il Cypress Was visited by quite a. snow
storm lastWeek, commencing on Sat-
.urday night, November first) and kept.
up q pretty steady fail until Monday
informing, when the sun rose bright and
clear, making the snoW-clad earth
sparkle with myriad of diamonds q
A few sleighs We're seen on Monday,
but before night the snow had melted
from the road. ~ ..f. !
understand that Mr.. G.. Bristol has
rented the Winfield Carpenter place in
Cypress. ,. a.+
RI Mr., Van Vie has rented Mrs. Far
bsnks farm IN Cypress.
, c. E. Andruss has moved from the
fairbanks farm to the David Mathews
place opposite the Cypress Post Office
Mr.. James Britton was taken sick
in Kenosha last Saturday. / hear to-
day that he. is improving. -
Miss Minnie Austin, Of Bristol Sta
stion, Was visiting Mrs. r. +. Mills
Friday and Sat nrday. 80 ~.
6, Mr. LIZ man Smith, an old settler Of
Bristol, had a stroke OF Palsy last
Thursday; his LIFE has been dispared Of
On Friday they sent for his sons Eu-
gene and jerome, diving at Antioch,
Illinois.l Monday night he was re-
fpolted avery little better, although It
is doubtful it he RECEIVERS. r.
/ Many Improvements III Cypress. Mr..
Buck IS putting up a tool and carriage
house eighteen by twenty. ~ .'. 7
George Kennedy has been putting an
addition to his already extensive barns.
MI. E. Stannard has just put up d
new ice house, }t.'J e<9 <a..-
| Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. J. Britton each
IhaVe the material on the ground for
/ an ice house.
/ MI. George Adamson's family that
have been sick with the Typhoid fe-
Ever, are all improving Dr.. Farr, OF
/ kenosha, has attended them.
think there is more blowing doue
I on the farm (known as the Kelley
FARM owned by MI. Dabs, Pleasant
Prairie, han any one farm in Kenosha
county. aaa grr.lf y. 4r- sa-a g.,t. ...a
News from Black Hawk report Win
FIELD Carpenters family sick. ,-u
Ehome ON Il visit. She staia longer
than was expected. Hell. mother Went
| to Bristol Station and telegraphed. She
Ereplied she would be, home On acert;iin
day. She. came and ammo unced her-
self married to her o2O1a cousin. The
parents are grieved, but will try and
make tie best OF its Clio
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HOLMES AID NICHOLS, ADDITION

HpLME'S AND NICHOLS ADDITION. =.
Parker Lot Is, blk 50 %. @1.
G B Ford Lot TO- blk 5. $ll 92 4G Ia
Dennis Langn-Lot 5, blk Z. Ss2i.
Jas Mulligan-- Lot 3, blk 9. 1921 s&1eH
Jas Muliigan-l lot 6, blk 8. 50 90 *l.s al8
A Natties-Lot s, blk -. 1920
A Il Wattles--Lot Z. bllS y. S1O07
WMtles--LotS 8, blk -. 1929
Josiah B0nd-cOm sc rods e and 2 rods s of n
w cor OF n G Qr Of sec 6. thence e rods thence s
% rods, thence rods, thence n % rods to beg
$97 80.
The following described pieces of lands are on
the W or sec Is. |, %
Unknown-- ON 20 rods and 20 rods of n e
cor OF said quar- sec, thence s ON e line of Pre-
mont Ave 3 rods. theace e z rods. thence u 8
rods. thence VITO beg $3.50.
Emily Bond-cnin on W line of.n or of said or
sec, and 90 rods OF line of the same, thence s
to cor of or of said or sec, thence 81 rods,
thence n so rods, thence W 3irods to beg except
ing part sold 10 W IL Bel, and part to II viii
liams. and eXcepting the following. cor, at the
cor OF GoodWlE BuITett,s homestead On the
or OF the II or OF said or sec, thence 7
rods, thence 12rodS, thence II to line Of j. Il
GrlsWod'slot. thence to beg. S11 Sc.
MIX EHLE's SUBDIVISION OFsIx ACRES
Josiah BOnd-Lot1 /, blk 1G 21S6
Josiah Bond Lot 4. blk 1G ST 80,
JOSIAH Bond-Lot 5, blk lG. Sl.3S. asr
FOURTH WARD.
IS
the Sc or sec 81 t2, L 90
Larkin, Kimball and Kollins-Except 100 feet
e and " by l29 feet n and in cor Of said blk
n nn conveyed to the Peoples Gas Light
People Gas Light and Coke Co-lOG feete and
W by l9 feet n and III S W cor of said block. w.
ing OF Ann st. fronting On said street. block /
$l86.To 80
Colman-Lot J. blk 70 $1oo7.
J Colman--Lot2, blk II sl007I
JC tolman- Lot 3. blk u SIC o.
j C0lman--f4ot 4. Blk ~ s. ts IsG
J Colman-L0t D. blk y 81 Is. .r -.
y w railroad Co. nat part of Blk (. If
Fisk's Addition. lying of Grand street and "
ana II railroad track S w qrsec 81, t 2 23
II 70
JENNIE ADDITION
Norman IaF"es- Let 70. Blk 3 $ W or, sec 81,
t2.r23 Sc 36 49,
John ta&Sbinder- ctm at lie i'll. ersecfjop Of
l1rand ana Maple streets, thence Il on " .lfpe Of
Maple street 32 rods, thence W to APPOINT 40rtods
and p rods n of s e cor OF said al sec. thence
S-t0 u line OF Grand street, thence on said n
line OF Grand street to beg, II " or sec 81. 2, +
%. 1921. ra #o 80 -, - > ;
Henry Darling-com ON w cor of blk thence
$ III feet. thence G ~ feet, thence II 1T feet.
thence w liz feet to beg, blk 81, II sl.t 2. %.
$685.
Given under my hand at my Office. in the CITY
OF KenoSha. and affixed the seal OF the County
Board of Supervisors OF Kenosha County. Wis
consln. this 9th day of September. A. d. fa7o
E. 6. TIMME County Clerk
SEAL OF kenosha Co.. Wisconsin,,
l6W13 Is.
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The returns from the elections since
the issue OF the last TELEGRAPH IN
creases the Republican majoritles IN
the States generally, and render It
nearly certain tiat part OF the Re
publican candidates for State offices III
New York. besides the Governor, are
elected. s~~.,,
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y pair Of matched chestnut horses

n pair Of matched chestnut horses
were driven into town Sunday morning
by two men who were, ostensibly, the
owners of them. The wagon to which.
they were attached, was a. common
democrat wagon, the pole of which
was broken and replaced by a fence
rail. The harness was q fine one, and
this together with the appearance Of
the men aroused the suspicion that all
was not right. Upon being question
ed by Ben. JeWett, they said they lived
near Waukegan, and were on their wav
to Union Grove; that they had left
Chicago at 8 o'clock Saturday night
and that the mishap to their wagon
Occurred on the road between Chicago
and Waukeean. They drove round
town some little time before they start
ed for Racine, seemingly DESTROYS OF
showing off their handsome nags. Dep--
uty Sheriff Meyers and Ben. JeWett
followed in their wake and overlook.
them 10 miles beyond Racine. Again
being questioned by Deputy Sheriff
Meyers, they changed their tune and
said they We're on their way to Mil
Waukee to take the steamer for Lud-
ington, Mich. The officer brought both
men and horses back to this city, and
put the horses in JeWett's livery sta
bic for safe-keeping. One Of the men
making the plea to Nh. ,Eewett that i
was necessary for them to go to their
hotel, the two men skipped out. and
have not been heard of since. Tie,
horses are evidently d valuable span.
and are now in the possession of Mr..
Jewett, as are also, the wagon and har-
ness. The superstition is that the men
had stolen item and We're intending to,
take them to Michigan to dispose Of.
Both men seemed inclined to be reti-
cent, and Ben. j ewett nick-named one
on account Of his winning ways the
high-born New-Englander." oa
----e a1~----s -
Rip Van Wrinkle was played at Kim
ball Hall Monday night to a slim audi
ence. Robert Nc Wade Dersonated Rim
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THE Board of Supervisors met in an
nual session last Tuesday and elected
Daniel Head, of Kenosha Chairman.
Thus organized, the County Clerk being
clerk Of the Board, they proceeded to
business. They expect to bring the
session to close this week.
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ADVERTISER MATE. NATTER.

The following is a list of Mail Matter remain
inr nncalled for IN the Kenosha Post Office. Ke-
nosha County, Wis, for the week ending Nov;
10, 1879, and which will be sent to the Dead
Letter Ofice at the expiration OF 30 Gays uhiess
called for.
LETT Frs.
Rulnese MIS- Anna Honston Mrs Mary
Beod Nelson McCarty Mrs Mary
ROespn y Sandstrom A
Garter Edward re TAFT Minnie
nav Edward r Weller NJ w
To obtain any of the above mail matter, the
appIicant must give the date of this list
- CHARLES FRANTZ, I. NJ
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THIRD WARD.
s,1IPK EFg FAsrtt,fx / 1,,,rl,,z,,, !,

!.
sirs Mary Casey Lot -. BLK 3. ii " qr sec ), t l.
r2:5. $lO.07 E : :
The following pieces or lots Of land are an tlse
n o or sec 6, t /. r23
Il Elkns-cOm q. rods S of $ w cor OF lot Is.
thence to see line, thence rods, thence NJ to
Senosha st, thence II rods and Is feet to beg
$37 % ~ 80
John Mooney-com at the center oil Gerome
creek, thence " to line Of hicago st, thence 8
aona Chicago St. 50 feet thence e parallel with
center lille OF Gerome creek to w line of Kesso-
Sha st. thence II 80 feet to beg 1921
blk 20 1921
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1t came off clear and pleasant Wed
nesday about noon, except being mud
dy. Rain was very much needed and
mud and muddy reads must be endured.
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cry OF KENosHA a FIRST WARD.

;, H. s. urtismN = q ne qr. bk q, e or, sec.
iariotte ariestiy.- ~. 3bsof n e or blk o., e
" + Halliday ~ 4 st Il, blk 27, seqr Sec
81, t2,r23 #UQs 1T4I E{ 1Ma 1na ID
= Y fHallidayri-ot II blk q, e,qr,s sec. 81, t
! II Hallidag IN So feet, lot II, blk. a7,s or
y : Ilaildaz g fset, lot p, blk q E Or
see 81 t 9 L 70 ~ SO.
E G .tWsa@ Il ii Il " qn ,snd VIA of n G on blk
81 $ qr, sec 81 II. i 2$ 1897 - 2 =
Denni CASEY. en- GU feet of II W cor of lot
6, thence te alley. thence tos ecor OF said lot
tence II 81 feet thence " to beg, lot 6, blk ~,
Qr SEC 81. t2,f23 1885,
WrghE--Lots and 3, blk IA, S " Or, sec
81. 10, + % a. % a faffk aIt NIL
j G %ctlay--LOt 1G. tik ii, s w or. sec 80 to- I
% 1923. 80 '@.Ss+
FISK'S WESTERN ADDITION.
jas Mci,onald-All that part of lot i, blk 8,
within ity limits, supposed to he 50 feet e and
", lot J, blk8,swqr sec 81, to, RS IS 49, nj,
JAS McDonald-All that Dait Of lot S within
eiGy lnits, supposed to be IS feet e and w lot g.
Il Head-Ali within city limits, lot g. DIX Ii,
s Wqr, sec 81, to. RS: 81 10 3oa,J IS uE S
The following described pieces OF bots of land
h nc IN w II r. u--Allw OF sine or R Rtracll
lots | 2 and B blk u $685. ban BLEri181 (
E y Y s sJ RC I, ofs line of r track,
Francis Darbef-Lot 8 blk 70 Sss-ssa sflEG
Francis Barber-Lot s. BLK - q $228 riot s
l u OF r r, lots 10 and "A, Blk IL.
I'm VIRGO Ann of s. lire of r. r., lot. i
!, G &N I Railroad CO. Except railroad track
lot 8 blk ii. G$t.43. sG,143Nfta 3E@.- eII f.r
C& w railroad .o--AI that part of lots 5
and blk 4, lying sof railroad, also lots and 6
lying of railroad lots3 4, 5;sndG1blk IA. Sc 29
C&N " railroad Co..Al II of railroad and S
OF Pearl st, LOT and !, blk 10, S. 50. -.
The following pieces lamb ara Ny, tI,n
e qr OF SEC 81, t.. r23, e, tfvv.o
\ 4 Is Iruesdell-- Com at NV cor of blk &c. thence
e .SS feet, thence parallel With line Of AK ,6
7 g rods. the.ce W to W liae If said blk. thence h
ito beg, except w Nam street, blk 3S $i2 SO.
- RolnleS-COm at S w cor blk 2, in Nc
laughllnS addition, thence II on w line of said
tttlsiRion 81 rods and l9linkS. thence W 51sGeds.
IeAce Y rods and 10 links, ,henee 5la Totis TO
h,.g, the Ii " OF the above description ef, see
! ~, 2 % 800 vizf ar7aa afea ~F4 +
/ McLA UGHLIN's ADDITION. Ia5s e
Lorenzo Thomas Lot 28 blk 8, " or, sec 81
| IL, i 3d. .$4.48s a.5t Iii @gaE1G sid fc 5Gog
SECOND WARD. ~ 81oI x 81
| The following lots are on tie g Of OF sec 80
to. L %. e. ts7Jg tu Il II - ilEf1T>,S -
Mrs Francis Ersing-.E " arm " ar ss,,, %
| $f5 38 ~ - Iis 9
list Of N Mlller-s = Blk rs sfhsaJGe .Yl.
| a Rfach-N W q blk 10. ~ - xa rfEera5o.
ihe following lots are Oh tile e or Of see 81 +
., r25, e. q -
y schmitt-Lot6 blk o.. = g3o3z & Is. s.g.
| Est y Weller--l.ots hlN - s229 s739dl
Est ct NJ Weller Lots. blk G5 K 50 % e. a4es
Est 2t Weller Lot 20. blk 65 - % f,ot
C& " railroad Co-Lot g. Blk co 81
/ o&,y " railroad o. Lot O. blk 60. sa.9s. av
MISC Wever-i1ot 3, blk Il &sll 81, rer
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-13

Rip Van Wrinkle was played at Kim
ball Hall Monday night to slim audi
ence. Robert Nc Wade personated Rip
Van Wrinkle, and his support, although
not as good as an actor of his calibre
deserved, was fair. The play was
worthy Of q better house. ...s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-13

III IIUGGTNS & WASHBURN
Kenosha and Racine Wis, M9AomeHtal and
the art. sd UGw aHU u#
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-13
@skeNosHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1879

Mr.. Ichabod Simmons, Of Waukegan,
vas in town last week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-13
McLAUGHL1N,s ADDITION.
SECOND WARD. ~ 81

Lorenzo Thomas-Lot %, blk 8, S W on, sec
t 2, / %. $4.48. aHt Ill +sa{1aH sid fc