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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

to his parents.
Will Dever, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. Amos Wright is again in town,
visiting her old home.
Rev. VIM. Haigh, D. D., will preach
at the Baptist church next Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Curtis IS reported very
i'll. DR.. Ward attends her.
MIL. G.. Merrill, who has been quite
ill for several days,is now convalescent.
New Carmine Window Shades for
sale at Rittmann's. 51w2
MI. j. w. Wilmington, Of Chicago,
was in town Monday.
MI. S. w. Truesdell and his son
started for the east on Sunday.
The city dredge is dredging out the
mouth of the harbor.
The schooner Dan Newhall cleared
on Tuesday morning for North Bay
for cargo of cedar ties.
Among the visitors noticed here this
week is MI. Will Head, an old Kenosha
boy.
MI. Robert Wheeler, of Chicago,
took in the beauties of this town one
day last week.
Mrs. Emma Mari Durfee, of Wau-
kegan, was the guest Of DR.. A. Farr
during her stay in this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp, of Milwaukee,
sojourned here over Sunday with the
family of Mr.. VIM. Osborne.
The schooner Hetty Taylor, of Mil
waukee, arrived last Friday with a
cargo of tanbark for Allen e Sons.
Mr.. HI. G. Schultz has sold his fine
roadster to Chicago party. Consider
alton paid, $500.
Mrs. Willerton, of Pleasant Prairie,
was the guest Of Mrs. Chas. Frantz a
part of last week.
The Rev. r. Miller, of GAINESVILLE,
will officiate again next Sabbath at the
Congregational church.
The schooner O. Shaw came IN last
Saturday with lumber for James P.
Glover.
Rt. Rev. Edward r. Wells, bishop of
the diocese, Was in the city last week,
visiting Kemper Hall.
We take more care than ever to get
up Clothing to the fullest satisfaction
52-W3 GROsCH & EICHELMAN.
Misses Brande and Petit visited
Racine last Fridny. They spent the
day with Miss Nellie Osborne.
Mrs. Frank Head, of Evanston, was
the guest of Mr.. Harvey Durkees
family the first of the week.
Vegetation this spring is some two
weeks in advance of what it generally
is at this time of the year.
little Dulcie is the name of the self
conforming Hat. Sold by
52-w3 GROsCH & EICHELMAN.
A little son of Ola Lane, formerly
of this city, had his leg broken while
at play in Milwaukee last week.
Mrs. j. III. Brewer has been confined
to the house the past two weeks with
sickness.
The census taker is abroad-young
ladies should be careful in giving their
ages.
Fresh arrivals of the latest styles of
Hats and Caps weekly.
52-w3 GRosCH & EICHELMAN.
Rev. J. l.. Hewitt is about to leave
his house and take board, preparatory
to the building of new parsonage.
Rev, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Tomkins
went to Nashotah on Tuesday to spend
month.
Mr.. John Petit has gone to Chicago
to witness the scenes of the National
Convention.
A number Of Rev. F. w. Tomkins
Pensioners presented him with new
horse on Monday.
Mr.. Nicholas Gill, the gentlemanly
assessor of the town of Brighton, was
in town on Tuesday.
HELEN Evans, of Streator, Ills, was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Emma
ThinrC IN S11Odov
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team horse.
Mrs. Geo. S. Baldwin and her daugh
!. ter Grace are spending a few weeks a.
Grand Rapids, Mich, with Mrs. Colt.
John Pettinger, the popular scorer
for the Tie Company, left the city last
week.
Mr.. Nicholas Ehle is seriously i'll al
the Water Cure. He has become par.
TALLY paralyzed.
Mr.. Edward HOLSTER and wife left
| for Central New York on Tuesday
morning.
Hon. j. Y. Quarles is in Chicago, in
attendance at the Republican National
Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Adams, of
Cleveland, Ohio, are the guests of Mr..
Seth Doan, the brother of Mrs. Adams.
Miss Mamie Young, who has been
visiting the family of Ward G. White
in Pleasant Prairie the past two weeks,
has returned home.
BEST SETT TEETH $500.
Filling very reasonable and guaran-
teed ]. F. GEORGE,
Over Dan. Head & Co.'s Bank.
Mr.. E. G. Timme went to Milwaukee
on Wednesday, as one of the commit
tee to supervise the erection Of camps
for the coming Reunion.
Constant Kahn, Of Chicago, was in
town on Tuesday in attendance at Pro
bate Court in the matter of the Schultz
estate.
Forty dollars was the amount taken
in by the Peake Sisters at the concert
given by them last week for the bene-
fit of the new parsonage that is to be.
Monday being a legal holiday, the
city schools were dismissed during the
afternoon to give the children chance
to celebrate.
The schooner j. B. Newland, of Ra-
cine, brought cargo of lumber and
shingles to Head & Sutherland last
Sunday morning.
Just received new lot Imported
Canary Birds. Warranted to be sing
ers. Bird cages, Gold fish, Fish Globes
and Aquariums at Starkweather's. p
The framework Of Mr.. E. L. Grants
new house on Prairie avenue is up, and
shows that the edifce is to be a large
and commodious one.
Mr. George D. Head has erected a
handsome new barn on his residence
property, corner of Congress and Pine
streets.
Mrs. A. Allen, of st. Paul, niece of
Mr.. Nicholas Ehle, is at the Water
Cure, administering to the wants of her
uncle.
Hon. E. w. Keyes, of Madison. was
in the city on Saturday last, in consul
tatlon with j. V. Quarles relative to
the approaching convention at Chicago.
Bring in your paint buckets and get
them filled with strictly pure mixed
paint, in quantity and color as You
want. Only the best material used, at
4Otf Starkweather's
Mrs. DR.. H. M. Thompson and her
son, Graham, of New Orleans. arrived
on Saturday, to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Hinsdale.
Our neighbor, Racine, is to have a
new lighthouse On North Point. the
lenses for which are being made in
France. A much needed improve
ment.
James Mcbride has erected a new
and neat building on the English lot
on Main street, where he will supply
the public with cigars and confec-
tionary.
MIR. G. A. Voltz is repainting and re-
furnishing several of the rooms in the
American House, which gives this
popular hotel a new, clearly and thrift
ty appearance.
At meeting of the Kenosha County
Agricultural Society at the Grant
House on Monday revised premium
list was adopted, and is now in the
hands of the printer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-04
STRA YED

A one-month-old, light-red, heifer
calf, with a strap around it's neck.
Finder please notify Frank HI. Lyman
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29
DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Wednesday, Sept. %. 1880.


Up in early morning light,
Sweeping, busting. setting right,
Oiling ell the household spring.,
Sewing buttons. tying strings;
Telling Bsidgst what 10 do.
Mending rips on Jobnny shoe;
Raining up and down TIA stair.
Tying baby in chair;
eating meat and spreading brea!,
Dishing on. 30 mucl, per h.sd;
Eating ~ she can by chance.
Giving husband kindly glance.
Toiiing. working. busy life.
Smart woman,
Dams wife
Dan comes home at fall OF night
Hsme 20 cheerful. neat aud bright;
Children meet him IT the door.
Pail him in and look him DER.
Wife asks now tho work has gone.
Busy times with ns 81 homei
supper done. Dan reads with e,se--
Happy Dsni but me 70 please.
Children must be put to bed 40
All tins little prayers are said.
Little Shoes plsced all in rows,
Bedelothes tucked DER little toes.
Busy. noisy. weary life,
Tired womsn,
Dams wife.
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A VESSEL ENCOUNTgRsNG A
WATERPROOF.

She 10 q gallant ship. and also makes
. desperate fight against desperate odds.
The ecssn 10 raging with uncomfortable
anger; the winds are believing and
shrek ing through the strands, the sails
are basstisg like pieces Of damp paper
aud ayins into ribbons; the mas,s are
bending Ike whips; the cordsge is
snapping; and every timber is greaning
10 frenzy Of expiring agony. She 10
caught in tornado snd Is clutched in
the murdsrnas embssees Of hurricane
Will sbs woather it? II has come with
the sweep Of an invisible foe upon It's
peey-come with the fierce roar of
hungry animal. She bends beneath /,
~ ripe corn before the blast. She
kesls over till Der copper shines like
FURNISHED gold In the see,hing waves
Shs 10 gunwsls under. aud yet With a
vigorous shake. as though calling upon
eli hss forces. she rights herself. The
shy now suddenly darkens. and the
clouds. black and bearing terrible men
ace. loom over the seemingly doomed
ship % che plnnges. ttiIi obedient to
noI oCAtns shiouku tbS ih&tuB "ahtEs-
clouds Of that CHASTITY lurid gloom that
Saltwater Rosa loved 10 pain. Her
sister ship beholds her dire extremity
for . waterspout 10 upon her, travelling
toward her at tue rate OF twenty miles
an hour. The winds have been blow
ing in opposite directions. raising the
water ia their vortex, aud the great
black pillar rises 10 The bleak sky. She
Is in too deep distress to be enabled to
fire gun In order to break up her
parsner. and II il bursts upon her its
weight Of water will sink her as though
she were laden with lead. Half the
crew have been washed over board, and
tho remainder cling on for dear life;
but death seems ~ toy with them Yet
awhile ere snatching them to sable
arms II 10 for the sister ship 10 act.
Every moment is aercely precious
every second hangs a human life. Her
guns are quickly loaded aud run out -
Gred But still the murderous pillar
hangs, like the sword Of Danocles,
above the ship. Again boom forth the
guns. and yet again. Still onward
oosnss the waterspout. bearing death
and destruction. Booml A crash like
ton thousand parks Of artillery. Anotll,
o.. and the pillar bursts almost a. Il
touohss the stem Of the vessel. The
hsrsicane passes over. and abe 10 safe
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.


inai weakness. Impe4snsy. night Isesse u
can positively b cured. The sick ard s0'ee0
should no. fail 70 call upon him. 1hs Dees9
has travelled extensively IN Europe. sn1 t.egss
thoroughly the various hospitals there. see.1sisS
10 eompstsns = i.psss q ~ n pssd q ~
ssfsiees. DIR. 0IbBOM win naks .. &C.
nnlees he eject cure. rsssoas 9 . m
AAY 0B CURED AT HON. Al
inanieeatcoe sfxtetly eon11opttal. xsa
aae but the Doctor. pessoas vris3ne - - ~
tor vili plssss stsss ~ 49, = u - -
- I'M o1vego1nemsu1 =. 01a1U4 c. ~
Call o. write. Address DR. J. v 01l1Y
l.ss5. - yrsaeisss. sssd ~ sSs .S;v
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

The German Emperor has approved
OF plan for extending tho famous
Inter den Linden at Berlin by . splen-
did bridge across the Spree Heading to
ground which hes been given mp for
shs purposs Of The municipality. The
asw part will extend TO the northeast
srn saburb OF Berlin. and will be
called Emperor William street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

Jock RvcrmAn. . bank bur glar,
lstt $500 q HE death. 10 Phhsdet.
phia. He mads no will. and his ratur-
d heirs refuse 70 touch the money. be.
cause Il is the proceeds Of rpbberies.
The legal question arises fwhsther.
there being heirs. the State can take
the money
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

Oar Amt no use o. try,n' TO hide Ter
aims under fine clos ta's Dc Lawd can 80
slick froo broadcloth. said the Rev Jas
Delavan 81 . Kansas camp m~esioc.
Dan Kirby. . well dressed gambler,
soosfsuea The words ~ d p>ssoual To-
ssns ssd whipped thu PssAehsr ate.
The serviccs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

Queen Victoria has given IN oil por-
init o( herself 10 the wiie al the Pres.
idsut Of the Bank Of Montreal, at
whose cottage Princess Louise and
Princs Leopold were gussts for some
days. Such . gift makes q variety
from the copy Of the Life Of the Prince
OOnsort which has 90 largely figured
~ the royal present Of late.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29


.snsaaons Aversion b Society. Dimness Of vistou.
AoIses IN the Hssd: the vital dzid passing unoh.
served II the uvins. and many other diseases that
lead 10 ineanity and death.
DIX, MiNTiE viii agfee to forfeit FIVE Hux.
IkkD poIlsEs for case of this Kind the Vital.
hEsroRAfffE under his sp~cisI advice and
treafInentl will Iut cure. OF fur anythiuQ Impure
% nj urioas found IL IL. DIR MlNrfE treats All
ffissfe Disc asss sgeessslEIl, without mercury
consoITAr1eS rExs. Thorough examination ana
aavlce. tncIudin2 snaiysis Of urine - 90. Price
81 VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 hottie. or four
times the quantity. 5000: sent 70 any sstrs =
upon receipt Of price. or q. o. D.. secure f.om
Observation. md IN private name ii desired. bv
A. y MiNTIE, n. D..
IL keArny Street, Gan FRANCISCO Cal.
Dx. MIxTIES kinney RFMfDY. SEPHyE-r.
AcbA. eurs< al kinda Of Kidney aud BIsdder
ccmDissnts, 6oncfrhEs. iieet, Lrncorrh9a Pc
S5.oe y"
DR.. MINrIEB DANDELION PILLS. ara tAs
seet snd cheapest DyaPRPsIA end BuIoUs esrs
IN ths market. For sals By al drussisAs-
&dkv1y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

Olive Logan declares that Adelaide
NNilaon Vas to have been married 10
Admiral 0lyn. The actress said 30 her.
sslf. and explained that the delay was
because che desired to wait until the
Admirsl'a daughter was welded. The
Prinos Of Wales had reminded Glyu
that Nsilson could never b presented
ct court
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

The. Roman Forum has POW been
csaplely sxsAsated. Nth the exception
al small portion Il the entrance near
tina capitol. The shape proves irrega-
lar. esing broad on the capitol side aud
marrow toward the palace a tits
CGsara
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

ia pilssisAss il. . DO made thi.
month from England 10 Lonrdes TO
beG the interoession Of The Virgin for
che ssetoratien II KasiAAd TO. the
Roman Catholic faith. Il will be
headed BY Cardinal Meaning. and the
Duke 81 Norfolk will carry the stand.
Ara u 81 George.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

II . never-isilfng Cure
Tor Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal wes / n sss.
Spsrlnsto,rhGa, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten-
cy. Paralysis. and ali
fhs terrible Effects Of
Self Abuse. youthful
foilfes. and excesses in
natnrer years - such
Is Lsss Of Memory,
I4ekftHfe Ncet..~u.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. Nov. Or. ".
The temper of the IN ming share market sceins 10
improve daily. The changes, however. are not
erratic or rapid, but slow and Of n character that
promises 10 be more permanent than have been the
heretofore impulsIvo and brilliant reactions whlch
have occurred. The speculative. a. well ~ tue
investment demand seems TO be using healthy
discrimination in the selection OF properties, and
hence there still is good deal of irregularlty IN
the various movements To-day Chrysolitc yielded
Il 10 Ca and the other Leadyilc shares made no
changes of importance. special feature was
closed at % cents The general market, however
either was firm at old figures or little higher.
Huktli however was n notable exception ana d'-
ana firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
rnLllnn r,In.l IT .l5-aag III wa. r.c.iral IN Az

Bullion valued at Z $3.50 % was received in this
CITY yesterday from tie .u.H'5.
The annual meeting OF d." stockholders Of tire
Euil-N0mIngO ouo5iIdalcd Company will bee held
Monday next. The ,upcriutrl don't reports. ,iulcr
date oi November l. that the bottom OF tLe VIM Oh
tie 2JO-ieyri Us IN 20 feet OF ore Of good quality
a. any wf.icn Las been found above. ASSryS run
30 ounces OF silver and go per cent lead. lne SUI
periuicu lcBt bciIcyos thtt tie BODY of ore
ou the . j0-icvel Is large and OF great value, aud
also states that hc Is running hoth boilers nj the
mil and doing good WORK. ne Bull-DomngO
Company have lea I'd the Chambers Concentrating
WORKS at silver GIN, ~ addition 10 thcr own mills
line Chambers work, have 4 capacity Ut 30 tons
concentrates daily, and viii be IN operation under
the management OF The Bull-Domlngo Company
within ten DAYS.
A telegram from the Superintendent of the Ohio
Consolidated Mining Company near Lake CITY, Col.
states that yielding 100 ounces OF silver 10 the
ton wa, struck VA the Mcdonald VEN on Saturday
last.
Barbcc & Walker received yesterday bar bullion
valued at 92,0ll 90.
At the ,tocAuodcrs meeting Of the Barbce &
Walker Company, held yesterday, the follow
ing trustees were elected Milton =
Latham, III sra Riggs, William Il. Garrison,
}. Booman Johnston and De Lacy
LOucks AT u subsequent ting of the trustees
Milton = Latham was elected president; Elisha
Riggs. vice president the Mining Trust Company.
treasurer; DE Lacy Loucks secretary and *. l..
The superintendent of the Battle Creek Gold
Mining Company rcpOr.s. under date OF October
30, that OWING 10 Tue falling OIL IN the water
had been forced TO suspend washing He
states tnat ne had hoped to wash at least 10000
yards of gravel TINS tail, Dut notwithstanding every
cxcitlOu Was made, only about 322 cubic Yards
were washed, producing 1902 - IN god dust (lbOut
% cents per Yard al cost, including all
work-paclug sluice-ooxcs, making opening,
cleaning up ETC., OF 500 %. and this
with small head of wafer There was M no time
more than 90 inches. and after cola weather set in
HOT more than 20 inches. with 100 Inches OF wa
ter all this ground could have been moved in one
day.
Professor Blake, who has been for the last two or
three months among the mines oi Cahfor-
MA, Nevada. Utah, Idaho ana Montana
has just returned TO The city, and re-
ports regarding the Alice mine, that cross-cutting of
vein on 7OO-eve bas been DELAYED for want of An
important piece OF the pump column lost ia TRANSIT
that the punpS are all ~ position and the work will
commence rs soon as the loss can be- repaired
jy the manuac, uTc of new piece He also states
mat the silver lead Urc9 of the Wood River Conn
Ty, Idaho arc making their appearance AZ Salt
Lake City, where they are sampled aud sold TO Che
shelters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10

BoDW, CH Nov. 9TH Standard Nine cx-
tractcd during III, pa, wct. .2l7 toms OF or, ay-
craze pnIp assay 10. Crude bullion rcrr vcd
1850 ounce. Salpucd 10 company S31."NS o..
Tie Gcuu..JW work, .gc burned this morning
Inere are four men stall in the mine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-10
DlnnNQ Alapcnmca

LIEN DODWORTH%
= SCHOOL FOR DANCING so GsI FIFTH AVE.
~ ,HIu-. r. iuI Poo
QuaAie 0F Alien DnaW "a just putisAea 0y VIM a. Pond
Is CO.. Ia WnrtiE Oi attention
LEX. MArGREGORS
- SCHOOL FOR DAtCI>G I12 -tl-a,c.. uca- l1ih--t.
Fuvue luiu uy time. For classes. send ior circulars.
( i NR. TRENOK'S. Broadway and 32d-sr.
= Adults arr RAPIDLY Taught the t.W WALTIrS.
tiIrr,i t.c Sd, Ci~ of Gee dance. So AlNt NH ,.r
Lessons every GAY anI evening Friday ELt EPllDNS.
AsR. =. HARVARD RUILLY'S CLASSuS.-
w Mondays ali IAui.i,,-. tyrc Hau. tth-.vc Doe.
"' o. @ sti f-t.t,. IAc &'"pIIt Llncels U,fou cny
Taught t3al
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GlInlnJ.
pULL DOMLNGO CON. MINING rn.

DULL DOMINGO con. MINING co.
ID Mines al silver 4u Ioiorail.
Capital stock r.Uurd.OIU. . rr,s 2JJNhD Par
Ol ~. IL. B.fnum. President s ". Dor.ev Nic,
Prtrdeut -. IS. stevens. Secretary.
onioc'. l,' lr,aiway New Yor1
COPPER kNOB MINING GO.
y II $40 Gap thi.I. Ia. A.tiL CO.. y. g.
capital $50, d. 5000 NoO -iAtea elcu
%. tI.ua ul 5tut., 4lH.t DOuY.nt
q. T.. tiuI ttr-t cut. 1881. t.alaiet Viz. s,5. d.
all Ittfslitri ltn.n "a. },Glloi. . -,CgcLir,.
10 ". O.. e., 81. e.. crinltulruf
OFFICE OF COMPANY, o. HuUADWAlN'" "
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