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The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
RPcOUe1,illQ.

Mr.. Thomas Z. Morrison, of New
Castle, who has been so ill for some
time past, is now reported to be improv-
ing, and slight hopes are entertained
that he may recover.
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Personal.

na~ %. . Everett belts, Of this city, but
tsjt to ,oh9aged In Philad lphia, is on 9
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

VIZ ANTED.-A good woman to cook
w and do housework, with reference.
Apply to 70l French street. dec293 81.
DOR SALE or exchange for q house In
Il this city. A nice little farm of 10
acres, good location. Apply TO
GEORGE r. TOWNSEND,
dec86-3tS 6l8 Market street
EOR SALE.-A nice little home in Forty
l. acres, u rooms -Sl250. j. T. HEALD,
dec2, "a 2 Clayton House Building.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-17
NOVEL LITERARY ENTERpR1sr-

NOVEL LITERARY ENTERPRISE
Every person who has library of even
a dozen volumes is sure to have some
books, valuable perhaps, which have
served their use with him, and which
he would be glad to exchange for 9th
ers. TO meet such wants is one object
of the American Book Exchange. SIS
Beekman ST., New York. They gather
together such siftings from thousands
of libraries, and each contributor then
draws what he wants, or cash, il he
does not want books. Catalogue No.
10. of an extensive collection of books
In every department Of literature, all
offered to the highest bidder, Tor cash,
or for books on q cash basis, will be
ready April 18th, and will be sent on
application for three cent stamp.
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Ticket to Wassasa gSoIs Philadelphia
0r New TNss. Aama kseiur.Ml EA 4

We offer for sale n ticket for transportatonfor
one person 10 be issued directly to whoever uses
road, frcm Chicago to Washington and Return,
or to Philadelphia ana return, or to New York
and return. via one OF the following routes
No 11Shicagn 10 New York and return, via
Plttshtrgh and Philadelphia. Aa.] t9 te.
No. 2-Chcaso to Philadelphia and return, via
Pittsburgh and Harrisburg y
No: 3-Chicago to Washington and return, via
pittsburgh, harrisburg and Baltimore. 'n..t4
Philadelphia Also Baltimore to Washington.
aud Washington to giicaGo. via Harrisburg
NO 5-Chcago to z aShingten and return to
baltimore Also Philadelphia to New York
NeW Yor:s ~ Chicago a.l i a-lls3
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THE FATHER Ofhis COUNTRY.
Biggest Offer Ever Made!

On receipt of TWENTY CENTS, to
pay actual expense of packing and
postage, We will send to any address,
postpaid, our new Steel Engraving of
George Washington, the Father of
His Country" This is pronounced by
press and public the most life-llke por-
trait ever Used of him who was first
in war, first in peace, and first in the
hearts of his eountrymen." Thou
sands are being sold ever day. This Of
fer is made for the purpose of intro
ducing our pictures to the people, and
IS good only for thirty days. Address,
giving full name and post-office.
NATIONAL ENGRAVING CO..
Box ESQ. (45w2) Penn Yam, N. Y.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Court convened last Monday morn
ing at o'clock. The morning was
consumed in call of the calendar and
hearing exparte motions In the af-
ternoon lively stampede was caused
by peremptory call of the first six
cases. tsr
The case of Hugunin rs. Brande,
Ejectment was continued on applica-
ton of Deft. McKisson Us. Stanton,
continued. Goedeke rs. Runals, pend.
ing. Schoharie Co. Nat. Bank rs. Ro.
gan, continued on application Of Deft
Dan Head rs. Kenosha, tried, Verdict
for Plff. for $4,000 and interest from
August Is, 1875. -
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NOTICE

At regular meeting of the Audit
ing Boatd of the city Of Kenosha, held
at the Council Room, in said city,
April 7, 1879, Main street bridge was
condemned by following resolutions
offered by Alderman Schend.
Resol0ed, That Main street bridge be
and the same is hereby condemned.
RESOLVED, That a notice of the above
resolution be published for three
weeks in succession in all the news
papers in the county. Resolutions
adopted by unanimous vote.
! hereby certify the above to he a
perfect copy of reso' utions adopted
April 7, 1879. D. B. BENEDICT,
Kenosha April s, 10. City Clerk.
45W3 A.
-
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ahingta first
low pnce,y
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then
70 good yn ands neofl
dan lepYdT
sFmeSl.
rsheko Mep%f ~
Box 1mxId arlpn
hsnke.
Mas HndSew
hocanle fttd]l
Tle
an yhareag
=
pttv
=
A Hsmpkof old
elites or
tips N
nckofW
5000 eeytdn
sa2 @
FIJI LYMAN.
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RNS-SKINNER.-At the home of the
brides father, Mr.. l. l.. Skinner. in the Town
of Newport, Lake county, Illinois, April 8
1879, by Rev. A. A. Haskin. of Milwaukee. as
sisted by Rev. j. P. Buckingham, MI Shell
don J. Stearns, agent of G NJ and St. P. r.
r., at Russell, and Miss Matte Skinner.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-17

The annual sheep ,shparing festival
of the Wiscon in Shepp-Bree1 ers' and
Wool-GroWeis association will be held
on the grounds Of the Walworth Coun-
ty Agricultural society at E]khorn,
Thursday and Friday, May / and 2.
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BRIGHTON, April Is, 1879.

Last Tuesday q little child of Mr..
Zeien living near the Catholic Church,
about two years old, left the house
without being missed and when search
was made for If, was found some dist
ance away lying in ditch into which
it had fallen and drowned. f,,..
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dissolution or Co. partnership.

70
The coparthership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the Arm of Grant, Tha-
leen & Co.. was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 3lst day OF March, 1879.
Grant. Harff e. Co., assume all the liabilities
OF the firm and are alone authorized to collect
all the debts due the firm.
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THE Racine Adrocate saws:

The excitement in the Arveson mys-
terry has subsidized, and the lost is found.
He has been up to Milwaukee having
some fun with the boys" Who'll be
the next to take a sudden departure !?
snd raise the wind ?,,sf~a ..-+.'l..
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Dissolution Of Cnrartnership.
The copartnership heretofore existing betwee,

s11F e'V'VIC 7.1otIHE UOtV ccH
he undersigned under The firm meme and style
OF Drcn & Hale is this day by mutual consent
dissolved, the said Hale havingbought out the
interest of said Irofi tl@Ieing The business
viii be continued ~ sa5dEale st the old stand,
where. Thankful for r;SES patronage, he will be
pleased to see his OLD customers and where all
claims against said firm may he presented for
payment ta4
Kenosha Marcl; II, 1875 s.5qa,e4- .s
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Advertised Letters

h called for at the Kenosha Post ONCE, Keno
sha County, Wis, for the week ending April 10.
1879. and which will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at the expiration OF 30 days unless called
for.
Arnd Mrs A Poulson Dorthea
BAN KOhlmann Mrs L
BriSht Miss Maggie Stevens Mrs M
Craner Mrs Mary THOMPSON EmmaL5
Fraser Miss Georgia Taylor Belle
{ UNAVAILABLE.
The Observation-Disclosures Pa.
To obtain any of the above letters the appli-
cant must give the date of this list.
CHARLES FRANTZ, r, M
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a Cal ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay loss Of manhood. &c T will send receipe
that will cure on. FPFE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
"Onth America. Send self addressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. I>MAN, Station D.
NeU ORR Cftu. .EFgt., 36y1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-17

/ have just received a large stock Of
Shoes for all classes. These goods are
made expressly for my trade, by the
Wisconsin Shoe Company of James
vile, Wisconsin, and are far superior
to any of the best Eastern make. Ev-
cry pair warranted Come and see
them. (45w3) Jos. H. MEYER.
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w READ THIS. @s

Ladies, DO not buy your Dress Hats
before examining we'll selected as
sortment Of fine patterns just received
at Mrs. Watson & Willard's Millinery
rooms, one block South Of Grant House.
1t is also the place to have your Dress
making done hpf 4Uk # 46m3
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CHAS. THELEFN,
CHA RLES GRANT,
DEADRICK HARFF,,
IsTFT nnnTYY

Mr. Charles Theeen has withdrawn from the
firm Of Grant. Theleeis & Co., and will open a
shop at the Young america where he will be
pleased to. see all his old customers and many
rev ones Az kinds If Carpentering and Build
ing will be figured at lowest prices. 45w2
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A rumor says foreign parties are
contemplating starting plow factory
in the old 2. H. Wood shops.
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'.SI|I|| ||)|,R
MON E!
3 The Almighty
Dollar is hard to.
get and should be
used with the
greatest econo-1
my. ::".- '... H. 4. . .. KS .. L..
Buying tor cash
direct from the
Manufacturers &
Importers, selling
ONLY for CASH,
making our ex-
penses the least Of
any Dry Goods
Store in the city,
enables us to sell
for a less profit
than any one DO
ing a credit bust
ness. .-.5 Il. =. ... ... e.
Look all Around, :
learn everybo'y's
lowest prices and
then come to the
Only Cash Store
and buy your d y
|Gcodsmuch chea-
per than they
have been offer
ed you.
LEE FELLOWS.
FOUNDER OF THE CASH BUSINESS.
13y1
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CYPRESS.


Spring work goes slowly on. The
ground continues so cold AID wet that
nothing can grow.
Mr.. S. Tillotson (our worthy Post
mastery, has gone to Kenosha as a juror.
Mr. l.. Sherwood visited Ills family
on Sunday.
Mr.. II. Fellows was in Cypress on
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Buck is visiting rela-
tives in Salem.
Messrs. Buck and Andruss have gone
to Union Grove to-day. H..
The Cypress school commences next
Monday, Miss Lilly Moss Teacher. I
understand committee has been APP
pointed to see that the Cemetery near
Hosner is graded and laid out in lots,
with new fence and other improve
ments which it very much needs. 1t IS
a beautiful spot if it We're only cared
for. | hope all the friends will help
to make the last resting place of their
dead bloom when the summer comes.
Mr.. Sylvester Hill accidentally cut
his sons hand while grabbing, the AK
passed through his hand and split the
spade handle he was holding. He is
under the care Of DR.. Leonard. ri.
! Our Machine Agent has rented all
| his horses, and is now trying pedestri-
anism. ..u Ill.
Mr.. Winfield Carpenter contemplates
moving west.
The Racine Hardware Manufacture
ing Company have just made large
contract with the Kenosha Stove Com.
pany, for the manufacture of their
stoves this season. The stove is fine
large one, embracing new and patented
principles; a stove that will warm an
ordinary sized house, and at the same
time ventilating it. It is very orna.
mental affair, presenting an open front
and consumes common soft coal with.
out fouling pipe or chimney. The con.
tract is a large one, and will give en-
ployment to some 25 hands, and will
amount to $4,000, it is believed. The
Kenosha company is strong one, com
posed of Kenosha's best business men
z. G. Simmons, G. s. Baldwin, anc
Others.-New Deal. Racine.
The case of MyfOn A. Baker agains
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Tie ten cent store is the latest aov-
city in the mercantile line. t ~.lar1
New and Nobby Spring Hats at
D0an Il Browns, ,r, oe ,46v2~
Two regular ferries and a host of
minor boats accommodate the public
at Main Street bridge. \,
No criminal cases of any great mag
nitude are OH the calendar for the
present term. The list only comprises
three eases. II a,gl<. .f6. G.rs.,44 E
$1,000 for all All Wool suit, well
made and well trimmed. .|i 5.&.
46w2 DoAN 4 BROWN.
Cacw JAcKsoN's BEsT Sweet Navy fosacco.
Use Acme Blackiny, kept by Jos. H
Meyer. .ra l 45w5
The GAINESVILLE Shoes are the Boss
this season. Kept by Jos. H. Meyer.
45w3 ~ tt.@... s.
Webb and Carpet Slippers from 25c
Co SO cents at Jos. III. Meyers. 45W3
s. r. MCCLELLAN, M. D., Residence
and office in the Whitaker house, east
of the Episcopal Church. 46mS
About sixty men are now employed
on the railway extension.
BUILDING NoTEs.-R. O. Gottfred-
sens new house is receiving the finish
Ing touches. H@5#
DR.. Farr's elegant residence is APP
preaching completion.
s. Doan is making important addi-
ti0ns and improvements on his resi-
dence.
N. r. Allen & Sons have made fur
cher additions to their already extern
>s;ve works. ~""
Cure your corns while sleeping. The
best corn solvent ever known. Sold by
Jos. II. Meyer. 45W5 a
VIM. Craney has rebuilt the portion
Of his house lately destroyed by fire,
and greatly improved its appearance.
Among the attorneys from abroad in
attendance on the Circuit Court this
week, are W. S. Searls, of Waukegan
J. T. Fish, of Racine, and d. w. Small
of Milwaukee. ~e...
Local improvements abound on ev.
ary hand, and are particularly promi
nant in the number of new residences
now in process of construction.
Messrs. Lance, Robinson, Simmons
Baker, Warvelle, Backus and O'Brier
participated in the Easter services Of
lacine Commentary at Racine, last
Sunday. s1 .
FOR SALE. Dis
Farm of 40 acres, with good improve
Nents, situated one mile west Of depot
For information, call on or address
W. NJ. CAvERNo.
Kenosha March 10, 1879. 45w3
The salary of the Assessor for tn.
ensuing year is 5000, instead of $4o'
Is was, printed by mistake, in the pro
ceedings Of the Council. I'D
Many times do we feel it our dut,
10 call our readels' attention to arti
cles of merit; but duty all Of on
readers owe to their families is to OK
anime "Fayorite Stoves" :" ~
The stove factory will not be started
his summer. A company has beer
formed however and limited mum.
her of the stoves will be made in Ra
cine until definite measures can be re
solved on. @o
The chain gang have been doin!
good service on the street this week
Dir. F. w. Lyman and family, who
have been spending the past winter il
Florida, arrived home yesterday. Is
A Million farmer lately sold eleye
3 and 4 year old steers that average
$500 pounds. The bunch brought hiI
800.
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The case of Myron A. Baker against
John w. Hayes for the Office of Dis
trict Attorney, on trial In the Circuit
Court for two days, was brought to a
close yesterday by the jury finding for
Baker.
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d Z O..

CRAWFORD.-In Newport April 9Th, 1879
Mrs. Sarah Crawford, aged 50 years.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23
WHERE IL GOD!

Where is God ? Ny soul replies:
God is in the bending skies,
On tie earth. and in the air,
Everywhere.
In the esrly morning gray,
In the broader, brighter day.
lu the twilight, in the gloom.
In the tomb.
La the dro~sy hum of bees.
In the birds sweet melodies,
In the murmur Of the trees,
In the breeze.
Ia the echo Of the dell,
In the whisper Of the shell.
In the brook.st. in the river.
La the giver.
In the widest winds that rave.
In the dark and su'len wave,
In the breakers on the shn:e
In their roar.
In the various tints Of gTe.'B.
In the sloping hillside seen.
In the fragrance Of the flowers,
In the showers.
10 my infants laughing eyes.
In whate'er Of earth l prize,
In my hopes. and in my fears.
He appears.
Let me turn where e'er / will.
Ia the holy Ssbbath's still.
In the solemn voice Of pray'r-
Everywhere.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

London Truth. speaking OF oficious
friends, says: Friendship with them
means lien. not . loan; possession.
20, exchange (; and they will not amend
their record. With such friends as
these, at those moments when you take
stock, rs il were. Of your life. you are
forced to ask Yourself WIS. do you get
out of il AL. You are suubbed, tyran-
nized over, rebuked and set down you
are always in disgrace. and yoo nay
not call your sui your own; your life is
regulated for you. not according to your
own desires, nor even for your own best
needs. bu, according to the fsncies Of
those Who do not understand what they
are about. Your time is taken up, your
pursuits are interiered with. your gym
pathies restrained. your affections chill
ed-And oil for what I"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23
THE larges. cultivated wheat farm on

THE largest cultivated wheat farm On
the globe is said % be the Groudin farm
not Tar from the town Of Fargo, Dako-
IA. II embraces some &C, 900 acres. both
Government ard railway land. and lie.
close TO the Red river. Divided into
four parts. it has dwellings, granaries,
machine shops. elevators, stables for 200
horses, ami room tor storing 100000
bushels OF grain. Besides the whea,
farm. there is a stock farm Of 10000
acres. In seeding time. 20 or so men
are employed, aud in harvest $50 10
300 men. Seeding begins about April
8. and continues through the month,
and is dore very systematically. the
machiues following one another around
the field some four rods apart. Cutting
begins about Aug 5. and ends the fore
part OF September, succeeded by the
thresbiDy. with eight steam threshers.
After thresbing the stubble ground is
plo~ed with grea. plows. drawn
by three horses and cutting two fur
lows, and this goes on until the weather
is cold enough to freeze. ususlly about
Nov /. There are many other large
furm, in the Territory. The average
yield Of the Dakota wheat farm 10 from
20 to - bushels Per acre
AN ECHO in Woodstock Park, Oxford
shire. England repeats seventeen sylla-
bles by day and twenty by night. One
on the banks Of the Lago del Lupo.
above the Fall of Terni, repestes fifteen,
But the most remarkable known is one
on the north side of Shipley Church in
Sussex, which distinctly repeats twenty
one syllables. In the Abbey Church.
at St. Alban's, is q curious echo The
tick Of watch may be heard from oae
end of the church to the other. In
Gloucester Cathedral. q gallery of octa-
gonal form conveys . whisper seventy.
five feet across the nave.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23

A CORRESPONDENT tells at greater
length than we have space for the story
of an attempted fraud which was ex
posed by chemistry. An emery wheel
guaranteed to stand 600 revolutions
Vas run at the speed Of 1000 revolu-
tions, and burst, doing large amount
Of damage. A suit to recover WAS in
stituted, based on a letter written by
the seller Of the wheel. in which the
strength of the wheel Vas rated a..
1000 revolutions. While in the office
Of the prosecutor. eudesvoring to effect
. settlement. tho defendant observed
that certain make Of ink was used
and he learned py casual inquiry
that the same ink was used exclusively
by the prosecutor. The defendant had
for several years used no other ink.
Taking ssmples OF the two inks to .
chemist; he was able. after analysis, to
secure . solvent for the one which
would not effect the other. The case
came to trial Evidence was taken as
TO the kind Of ink each party employed.
Then the chemist Was called. and in the
presence Of the jury applied the sow
vent, which removed the interpolsted
a." and left the res. of the writing un.
touched. The proof Of the torgefy was
sufficient. and the case Was dismissed.
leaving the dishones, prosecutor 10 de-
iend himself from . criminal charge
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-23
BATTLE WITH A BEAR.

Montreal, says the Toronto Gio1e. has
. noted character named Joe Beef. who
keeps . saloon and eating house. He
has boar pit under his csrteen on
Common street. 1t extends all along
under the house. and is reigned over by
q big black bear, Weighing over four
hundred pounds There are also she
bear and two comparatively young cubs
which Joe reckons among bis domestic
pets. Ono afternoon recently. while a
colored preacher was holding services i'll
the ''singing room." three American
strangers came 10 visit the place. and
tn. trap door was thrown open 10 show
the bear, While Joe weat into the
barropm. his little boy, six years old,
went 800 near the edge and fell into
the den. The old bears were in dark
corner. but one Of the cubs at once ran
toward the child, who had uttered IA
frightened scream The cook laid down
on the floor. and, rcachiug down.
caught hold Of the little fellow and
raised him up. The she bear had heard
the child's cries. and. with q growl.
rushed toward the trap door and seized
the child just as he was being lifted up.
The little fellow was in an instant
dragged iuto the den. encrclcd by the
claws Of tho she bear Joe. hearing
the noise, came to the door, aud seeing
his child as it were in in the jaws of
death, did not hesitote q moment to
think. but leapcd from the floor to the
pit, lighting on the head Of one Of the
bears. He managed by frantic effort
to tear his child from the savage mon
ster and threw him behind. In another
instant. he handed the little fellow up
among the almost paralyzed spectators.
The moment the child was out Of the
pit the she bear growled iercely end
sprang on Joe, who had no arms to de-
feud bmsslf The savage brute seized
him by the right knee. throwing him
on his back. Her teeth were driven
fnlly half al inch into his flesh. He
was then completely ct the mercy OF the
animal, whose tameness had disappear
ed. it being enraged at having the child
taken away. Joe did not lose his pres
cnce of mind, but seized brick which
lay near him, and struck the bear on
the nose with oil his might. The brute
let 60 her hold. and Joe quickly got on
his feet. Joe was then rescued from
the pit, his legs being covered with
blood. The trowsers which he had on
were torn in shreds. and his stockings
were saturated with blood. The child
had not been injured beyond slight
scratch on the head,