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Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Gn Offer al sport.

GpIien iii Sport er ial itart hDs grs
fe(te, al be meo @i1be taaler llbmats
telie % llbebaGefigbsoer af enbusr Grt,
ia unbertiben ercog irtter lit 2ip / Sare,
bare for at brebe ct GDr sQer en- 6usl.
en- ensetif Smeo bauoe epnaaet ct piii
SIP for tit Selb pun gilosaasjast. San
fom ultib paa 6pfo ps ItjBo oltio en-
eQer TO. Gn Nbelsmanb, Der baobe
bort 9aie ON ben bpstise @aaieiaser,
ejorbe ham ct 8eigs, ipurste Fam ON,
boorleoes 6an labece lit @eunr % BAD
BAN, bpis Der nar Sizes / NerGeoen,
ON at piie zig, buOr!eoes ban fom Dem
paa 6olt.
Smeoen fosloo I'm NmbOlt p9 henteSe
irem en- 9ammel MuIteounore, bOis 3sb
par ier Sob iaust, mebeus 8Olbsn fun
par 'sr CONNER, iuaat 6anen meb fin
u9pre 5lintsten, naar nen bar ! Julos
iparo, naiten bergrte Seserens glRIe.
Serpaa git ban ben til Ell flor Btomz
iterpotte life lanst fra @sie1, top op al
ben en- Ieue aruot, Tom Gan belcte i
@sp9rlsbet, lo9oe openpaa en- alpprli9
Jorlabnins Of brunt Iapir os itampeoe
bet neb iaa bnarot, icm ont bet babe
paret en- elpbenoe Na8le, ban fulbe
iusiie. 9erpaa tOg ban al en- 9Ous
sammelt Ssrnfra6 os Spi9erbopecer
iaa meset. iom bdn tunoe grille ON meo
fine 5insre ps Epmmelen, be!ote bet /
@eueret % ftampsbe ppsupaa isjen moi
en- brur Bapirbot.
"8om iaa min !Serre", iasbe ban.
"0er bolber en- @aaieflof til ube / Wep
rem; ie9 uil piie goer, bporleoes jes
fnibsr BEN"
Saainnrt be fit Die paa @jesiere,
git Noelsmanoen pp pao en- Ssibe,
buprfra ban funbe operie Sa9ten, me-
oens Smeben bespnbte at frpbe os fraule
fig frem paa en- liitis, este iportsmanbss
mesiis Maabe. 90 ban bar fommen
benz pna 80 glros 6olb, tps ban nsi'
ustist Siste ps flemte lss.
Ibelsmanben bsrte ct frpstelisi
Smelb os iaa en- tat &s9 reiie Zig lam.
tibis meo be fOrpirreSe, inabrenoe sizes,
bporai 10 bleu lissenbe isien paa Mara
fen. 9a ct 8inbpuit feieoe Rssen raf
lao ban Sportimeoen lisee u~bep9seliG
iaa lang ban a paa Soroen, us oo
ban frpstsoe, at Bssien funoe part
iprunsen, ileoe ban ben til Stebet
Smeben laa, iom ON BON bar hpb, Oe
@eperet fob paa Soueoet i Wprer
uosle glrbs fra BAN.
Nosle Minutter efter fit Smeben fir
Bepibitbet i9jen; ban iaa fig omfrin9
ppbaseoe ggsien % raabte: CAN'T,
9oot siOrt, samle 3ss."
"Suorlebes funbe Sc uente of bliu'
iliue eiter at bape affpret ct @epar. iat
iulbt Of goelasselie?" ipurste sloels'
manben.
"gel, min Serre", iuarebe Smeoen
ibet ban fOm fig up os tos tit @euar
"bet er insen 3uiul ON, of bet inoebol
Der en- Del gbelessetie for 5u9lene
men mig bar bet %bsbanblet meset ppnte
list benne Gang. Salmincelisbeb bare
bet tpoe Minutter eler pei iaa bet, inbel
lea fommer til mig ielp isien efter q
baue Tfubt bet al - men iaa faar je!
altib min 9aas."
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
WcSntpih. Minn.

Ypr lille Sp WcSntoiI ct poret me9et
bprtist, iioen Den besDnote jim 2iluGrelie
Wioten Of 1iOitlebeu December Maarto, ba
Ct. yall, minneapolis & RanitOba Sern,
b1nen tom ioiennem Der. vi bar alleleoe 2
nln,inoelige Siobmanosbutiier, 2 @rocerp
Stores, / 3ius Store, en- Sernpare Snntel,
en- Slaaterbob, 2 Soteaer, 2 Srpiferier ("Dc
Sntoih tribune" % "1RcSntpib Iimes") 3
loan & collecting Offices, 1 9emperents
Saloon, 1 Agricultural Store, / Smeo Shop,
2 glspntcrs, 1 Yant, en- Mebelbanbel, ct
Stomuser. Yertiteo er unber Ypsnins, % 2
euer 3 Buiifbpsninser Hal mart cpfores
Nen buao Der baarot trGnses er Ell Wel-
Rsue, en- 2eie- Stab os ct SaoelinaSera
Serfiieo iamt en- COB norif 9oftor, ba cenne
Up ipnes at babe en- spo Sremtio for zig.
Den ligser miot / ct al be ftprfte % bebiie
6arminss9 iitrifter | Noropsien, % 2anoet
er sobt, afuerlenbe NEE Sfcp % YrGrie,
soot SDIuup os NOT Of sobt Tano, bOilfet j.
iite trGifss ofte i Norppsften. Nlt er ppta:
get % bebpsset af oriftise 5armere, meiten-
bells Sfanniuaper.
Woo On berfra, 10 til Is Nile borte, bar
ri De fore 5uru' Sfope. bporfor osiaa ollie
Spgse.W aterialier oil funne iisbss biaist
Der. Der er osiaa al @runo til at baabe, at
NcSntoih oil bltpe gpuntps SGoef, oa ben
umtrent er Riotpuuitet for bet npe gounip
Ser er . Wenisbeoer, aonierentien % ben
Norie Spnooe, % meo bet Sprite fan BET
pentss, at Der bliuer bpsset en- airte, bet pil
% iiSe, iaafremt ri gtaHo tGser oroentlis
Saanb | Sanie meo os sisr Rpset for ben
Sag LEGION iaa mango brape 8pinoer Der
omtrins. Der er alereoe itiftet ct Tag 8pin'
oeiureninser, iom arbeiosr for at jamie Tsnss
I'll 8irte.
Ipllnssn Ter for Then Iopence ae, iisni
bet iaa uo til alt Nnoet, men iaa Tom oer
Resn, % ba retteoe bet Sele paa fig, Isel
% eng III npt 9ip.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Valdez Business College and
Normal School,

DEBORAH, Iowa, "Opens Sept. 2, 1889.
This institution has five Courses OF
Study: Commercial, Normal Scientific
Common School, Shorthand and Type
writing, and Penmanship.
Drop postal card for catalogue.
45.tf. {. II. Valdez, President.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07

Gn 9ansipnsmafine bOloer gbiiOn
MI paa at sjsre iitano. pan tror, at
bet ifal lptfes bam at faa cen til Zig. at
mar ueb bsus 6Ialp fan ie tpoelist,
bpab Der ioresaar mansfoloise Mil borte.
goiion antaser, at ban uil baue Snbrsts
ninsen farbis ON ct Bar Var.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Hun haIu Yrfs!

10 900 Batter pil blips iolat 5i,bIitslis TOT
s. 90 husr. Horriae 9rts 81 90. On Satte in
be5oloer / Qar Rariie,snopper, j Salstnap. !
Salsnaal; olt meb bsbite guloplstt,rtn5 oa 'nos
iiror. Naenter ,an let tiene $500 Ga9su. Ssno
2Sts. etomps Tor Gir.uldrer. sl.00p pr. Setts
sbrtsis: Sobn slOubrs earnum. earltoR Co.,
RiHn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
correspondence.

. rtiseuoanetr ue,n Ram os ssrtsi, tas's itt, minis
a b,nipn til, b, BLK TIE ,ueaus ai,nnsmlrn, al RES
,s.toneu. Goputt oil lite SItU. OHtHiItssiort. u,s'
al ,sr, v~.s,umm.re. sorrtfpoue,ut suI'sr bet, men Res
b~atiientn maa Eau, Rapnti os abtssitn-
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
DR.. CALIFORNIA
Sen cneite aifobciirte pseetabtIi;e 0leOIein,
moncnGnnc npnnhrii flno emo l%iliiano.

Gdie ,r ne en- ,sroj3 fancy Trtf. ttllpst al Alm,
boaylis @bii'p elsr aHott ulsii @to', 'rDsr't 81 tulai
meo zu'itt i0r n eisrs bet Ggusi;titsi, men sti x ct
rent o. pslta5iIi, 5~lbrjtlt. ttulcsi a. Nr'sr, e3us 'ot
California
- Hlr5 Pruq bar t;qe5uCri0r sto'rot ouJ ben see
iuiUireos 0dosn seutt. az az dus uitot.tuU uJ1.u'rs
be ogo1eti IT @tu,e0r Siiry5 ben surte, iom etr ulo'
fnu0ias o. riourofriil bt,olge e~1trjtI3ty toJ Benz, oft
liotr a, i%slltnoe 5gsooRue T]gsVtora, N5clwattsm,
GGtarJ5. A~}sutollio, G0rtagius, lcls. >tp'uld, pUo'
ip7ocmme, EGunottt, @eut. lllss Nti'ousnt . o. cue
andre gi5cter, btr ifrtusr H1 "a urgui tlo', 81 'a1
Crmeiororigtr er bet bet ttofe lttoasl ! Ntroen, % ot
,r1ttt Gustags Erm', igm tUaoe3 tou mtur9teli5t .s
5tmt.
pt1u 'au tr9,t ta8e BET uGsrion4dft, uuolr 4ot.'tut
iombtlt Neiuoen or SgHcmct. h1ett vGml, % un3G
gutuo,y eQu glouo. zen 83mis- Il Tint tttttr, % CT
,eu tGr,site tj9t5orior egiarrb; ben "u1s- -ia8s GO
s~stcgsn9 'or 1m08,r. % er On utmor'I Dt.',.iH ~
i~Ua3elt9e 6rltntimmst % en-. eeJ5s -ia8S q l9o''
tigt mGytSos.
NlJu5s 5amittr boIosr btsss ojsis Nt2oiciur 3 suitt
"a man { benz bar At iiiotEHo.8t 4tlous1< -,cH.
Stno ,itst en- imu, Boa, FIJI. Aogt5is
r H MCDONALD DRUG CO.,
3D. ISaIbjU5tUu 1tt, 2. y. @tig'
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
9tortbcrn Gaeiic Sauems

r~oo.otini, % r ussanssguH'tsi baac, 'or ou M,
San, e ior gt,its SAILS 8 Ga'oia eausu. gaHsiatsei
8 R:sssEpsi. lom bar siOa g9,H s,ni EaUa. siysF en-
u5,5raHsid Irio'roii ior U2sgu % 6at,"sr. 5Dcsaf
Here ag.r,se Ct I 8ir.iomb,b o. au, tomm,l m,s bet
isrt.. stbu 5i,mm,mar',s isr Ties. gto. Les %
az, aubr. er9ou.t,r hus,s ii, GsfeH.
Ie eiJstt, Jru5an.iotsiHstitr letter Rg5qgs,r,u
iltaus I'll At i,uss g,s iaap,l tiIss nor: e7,r ION ii!
etii,ns traIsi, PrGriI. S,oota reH,r re sl,us III
at 5stal, SaHs,i. men oil sto, e net C~0tri.ao. % Hau
Fan i~aat,s.s ,rboIet ., Stp',s al Ds.un,5tas scott,
J5rs iri,. ait. ION 5,3su,s. 81 Iios IiIta: o. 5V,a'
i1vs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
& Hesselroths
SlObs % ScDrr>
PILLER,


messelroth's Blood & Liver Pills
oorarteres at life iroebolOe ben miuoitt
2ei apltiBlus euer Bin Salte. men ere uoe.
mtfenoe tilbereoeoe Of 'raitiSe % IRgenoe
Gmner / 8Ianteri9et. 7tsie Piler nnbefa'
leg / 5GreeIesbeo for fgl9euoe Gtemeo:
y Com aF0ringsmiooel, hoor 3 til 4
Tiler I Almruoellgbeo gigr 900 SirtHl1g,
/ badroere E,lfRIoe mao man tdae 9. t5oI
trraiit 6oritoppelie tages ierit &, o%ereiter 2
til 4 bperaHoen Niten.
. Nor orbcrcu. Sor at rerie % Itprte
QeOereu oq belle SDltenet; Tor at belorore
@dloec ,nor,ugeu idUt lette 6oroDielleIt5
2@' brer Aiteu.
5or 9looet. Gnar 1 q . Eiler tases
y Morgeu / uogen Il0, bile BE- bloragf
,trtiomt til Niiouorira % 5leruelie al al
Slaas SpQeli9beo OF ureuligbeo / Blooet,
irem5riaQe Gil iuuD G~ir'uldtIpH Of ianInte
iamt 0ipe 6uoeH Ell irlir % rem 5uroe.
a. Scr aatnrrb og 6obeopine, Der Tom.
mcr al odnrli9 ytOoe og rrent Sioo, ta9ef
Ell ltgrre 8ortion a III O..
s. FOR Trucntimmrrib9 'mrne tages !
c 2 Irler BDcr Worgeu, bullet trembrHaer
en- iuloitRHola 9ie8uterin9 al Spitemet.
O. For i~loelueteupe aanoe % bitter
Sma0 l Niuuocu, liant uadr 3uugeu or be.
lngt meo 9ulgrDnt Slim, tases 4 a 6 Htler
oeo Seugstro.
y for 1orfiolelie 90 6as6eo ;G8es en-
Iulo Vortiou al Elllerne peo Sengetto.
c8-5orlnu9 pesieIrotbs BLOB O9 GeOer'
piier % tag iuBen andre.
psis Ceres apotbrfer lie bar Dem, laa
ieno 31.00 til mig oire'te; ieS itdl oa meo
om9uaenoe Bot portoirit tilienoe Dem 8
2giter.
2amrence Se5ielrptb,
Gramineret Npotbeter,
107 G. 6bitago abtuue, 6birago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
MORRISON COUNTY, MIMI.
80 Dtile ira Winneapotts %
ct. Vaut.

d. 40 oe ogo0tt " Hsr' II eri,H pas
H%J-~ W. C,its gauo. bU It alt. ION f1rs
iiSlr ia yaa Hardwood S'opIGuo. ,~r'sH5ts ror at 51rs
bel bg5tt I StatgH Rtuutotu. ztor G4s o. IGcyl,s
Stoo, bUort ci5ri9 e Zrtbus bar Int. os'rr ser Fans
be-. al % til aibrIoi al MARIE o. miH5rs aotUtuggc mcs
eslau3. goro5unotH q rig, tort Dtll5 paa
Y,r5ur5. g5sl BQro Nnlss { 20 a 10 S3ss E9as..
iiors o. ria, i'aHoinartI', StiNsmgHt upiuta,
tia1sc t,a isuort Isl az Dioyriion N5UHi3. NIX T5os
G0uutq. bDcr 1ltrebt ootr 1899 fdEoiH1giitt E9miliu
bar usiHt Ns ugs cIsm os hort Gar A8v.
ettis7,ubto,n mar en- iiluor,Ist ~ i9u Sittls
Rails On llHss ben nge taus, igm 6g59ss ia 6snH,
80 III Stavl,3 9tjgs. ran IKE o9utrRf.s. Sittlt
y n = ItTngr rPh
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Brighton.

Should the weather continue favorable
the land will soon be In fine condition for
seeding. There will probably be me
grain sowed the last Of this week.
Dogs made raid in Mr.. VIM. Kemen's
flock of sheep last Friday night, biting and
mangling thirty, several of which have
since died.
Mrs. John McGonegle has been danger
ously sick the past four weeks, but is now
some better.
Salem is all broken up, and tits is the
way it happened. Henry Bluim's shoe
store at Brass Ball was broken into on the
night Of the 21st ult., and robbed of 500
worth of goods, more or less. The school.
house at the same place was also broken in
to the same night, evidently by the party
that robbed the store. No trace of the
thieves was obtained at the time. bat some
two weeks afterward a part of the stolen
goods were found concealed in piece OF
woods about half mile west of the scene
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Randall.

Mrs. Tony Lotus is better after danger
Gus attack Of quincy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hyde took in the leg
islative ball and reception at Madison last
Thursday. The affair was an exceptionally
brilliant one and attended by an immense
crowd The music was fine, the refresh
ments excellent, and the occasion one of
which our representatives and the citizens
of Madison may well be proud.
J. M. Owen is circulating petition for a
postal clerkship. His many friends hope
he will "get there"
Frost is out Of the ground, the robin is
here and farming operations have com.
menced.
The schools in districts Nos. 2 and
have closed,
The X. D. had a slight accident and was
delayed nearly an hour near Fox River
Thursday night.
The new Wilmot Lodge Of A. F. & A. M
are holding regular meetings and is in a
thriving condition.
1t is rumored that Chris Blank is to take
place behind the counter at A, Kruck'
mans at Wilmot.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-03-21
Salem.

J. 2. Browne is spending his vacation at
home.
Miss Lola Whitley, Of Chicago, is visit
ing her grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cronk.
The matrimonial epidemic has certainly
struck our town. Last week no less than
three marriages were celebrated. Our es-
Unable fellow townsmau. Chas. Pease, led
the blushing Miss May Lunt to the altar.
Two Of our Anticosta friends also took up
on themselves the bonds of Hymen. Not
knowing their names, we cannot report fully
On the matter
Hon. D. L. Burgess was home from Mad
son over Sunday.
H. |. Brown, of Sioux City, Iowa, re-
turned to that place last week. His broth
er Ira is much improved in health.
J. M Orvis closed his school at Camp
Lake Friday, the 18TH
Frank Smith has bought Alex. Bailey's
farm at the station. We are glad to report
that Mrs. Smiths health is much improved
under the skillful treatment of Dr. Ray
Thayer.
Ward Bloss, Esq, returned from his east
l.
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Woodwork.

Last Tuesday evening Mr.. L. M. Thayer
closed his singing school on the Plank road
Our folks parties are all the go just now
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gulicl1 have had two this
week, and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. johnson one
That is pretty good for one week.
Mr.. John Golden, Of New York, is the
guest of NJ. 4, Kingman.
The Y. +. s. G. E. social at A. GulicIk' 5
was very well attended and all had good
time.
It looks very much as though spring had
come. Some farmers have already begun
sowing.
Mr. Woodhouse was on our streets the
other day picking up hogs and paying a
good round price for them, Our buyers
had better pay up little better and secure
the hogs themselves, then the farmers will
not have to import buyers
Spring election is coming on and the vo-
tiers of our town should be very cautious
how they cast their votes for Chairman.
Rev. Miranda gave a very interesting
lecture of his japanese life on Sunday even
ing at the Plank Road church.
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OTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY

~ Court tor kenoSha COunty-Ih Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the Regular Term of
the County Court to be held in and for said County
at the County Court Room, in the City of Kenosha,
in said county, on the first Tuesday, being the
ed day of April, A. ID. 1850, at 10 O'Clock A. M. =,
the following matters will be heard and considered:
In the matter of the last will and testament of
Henry B. Hinsdale, deceased.
The application of Mary Ann Hinsdae to admit to
probate the last will and teStam ent of Henry B.
Hinsdae late of the city of Kenosha in said county
deceased.
Estate of Frederick J. Brande.
The application of Lavna J. Brande for the
appointment OF an administrator of the estate of
Frederick ]. Brande. late of the town of Pleasant
Prairie, in said county, deceased.
In the matter of the last will and testament Of
John Hartnel, deceased
The application of Frank Hartnell for examina-
ton and allowance OF his hnal account executor
of the last will and testament of John Hartnell late
OF the town OF Brighton IN said county deceased and
tor assignment and distribution of the residue of said
estate
In the matter of the guardianship of Mary Skiv-
ington, deceased.
The application of Urban J. Lewis for examination
and allowance of his final account as guardian of
Mary Skivngton, late of the city of Kenosha. in
said county, deceased and for assignment and dis
tribution of the residue of said estate
Dated Kenosha, Wis. March 9th. A. D. 1880,
By Order of the Court,
ANTHONY VAN WICK
County Tudpre
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Weather fine and farmers are improving
it getting ready for spring work.
Surprise last Tuesday at Mrs E. Pat
ricks. All had good time.
Master George Booth is quite sick, bu
we hope soon to see him out again.
Willie Taylor takes term Of music of
Miss Hettie Stewart.
The feed mill is overrun with feed.
The milk is increasing at creamery.
Mrs. Chas. Taylor is in the city this
week.
The delay in payment of dividends at the
creamery this week was caused by the sud-
den death of the book-keeper just at the
time of making up the accounts.
Miss Cora Terpning is expected home in
few days from Manchester, Iowa, where
she has been attending sch DOL the past win
ter.
Geo. Booth has car of screenings in
this week.
Parties are figuring with the 7. r. M.
Go. for lot to build a store opposite Chas.
Tavlor's store.
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Notice to Creditors

II ENOSHA COUNTY COURT-Tn
IN Probate
In the matter of the last will and testament of
Laprelat Barrows, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims andIdemands
of all persons against LapreIate Barrows. deceased
late OF the town OF oomers IN said county of Keno
sha, will be received. examined and adjusted bv the
County Court of Kenosha County at the regular
terms of said be holden at the County Court
Room, in the city of Kenosha in and for said coun
ty, the first Tuesday of April A. D. 1880, and on
the first Tuesday of October, A, D. 1880. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ of those days; also that six months
from and after the 21st day of February A. D, 1880
the time allowed and limited for creditors of said
Lapreate Barrows, deceased to present their claims
for examna lion and allowance.
Dated at Kenosha, the 21st day of February. A. D.
1885, BY the Court.
4w4o ANTHONY VAN WICK County Tudge
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Auction.

We will sell at Public Auction on the
farm known as the Robbins Farm, situated
at Liberty Corners. One mile east of
Trevor three miles north of Antioch, and
two miles south of Salem, on Thursday,
March 2Sth at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp, the
following property, to wit:
Twenty-four mich COWS, part springers,
One bull, three years old, one span grey
IL years old, weighing 100 pounds, One set
double harness, One set single harness, One
lumber wagon, One bob sleigh, One single
buggy, One moving machine, One hay rake,
One cultivator, One pillow, One drag, One
grind stone, Twelve tons of hay, Seventy
five bushels of oats, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS oE SALE All sums of $40 or un-
der, cash; all sums over $40, six months
time will be given on approved notes at
per cent interest
All property must be settled for before
being remos ed. F. E. ANDERSON.
III. E. ROBBINS.
c. NJ. BISHOP. Auctioneer.
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Showed a pair Of chop sticks. Told the
manner of salvation, sang in japanese a
verse of a hymn that had Just been sung by
the audience. In fact, it was not only in
teresting, but instructive, and the hearers
were well paid for going collection was
taken up amounting to Sill. The church
in Japan, Of which he is pastor, viii no
doubt support him here, but he tries to
save them expense by lecturing Japan is
rapidly changing, She is adopting the GUS
toms and manners of the West, and in few
years chop sticks to eat with will be as
scarce as spoons and tinware were thirty
years ago.
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Report of street supervisors presented and
eierred to the committee on streets and al

l..
leys.
Bills allowed under suspension of rules:
} Lothrop, harbor and bridges 500 90
Freight and telegram 2 O6
j IL klmball, harbor and bridges 60
The committee on breakwater reported
having made a final settlement with Geo.
IL. Sager, and recommend the allowance to
him OF S49S. Report accepted, and amount
allowed by the following vote
Ayes-Reed, Yule, Priddis, Piehl, Nc,
Givern and Mayor. Nays-Zievers.
Aid. McGiyern moved to authorize the
committee on harbor and bridges to build
the sidewalk approaches to Grand street
bridge Immediately, which carried.
Aid. Reed presented the following side
walk order, and moved its passage, which
carried:
ORDER FOR SIDEWALK.
1t is hereby ordered by the Common
Council of the city of Kenosha that side
walk be built on the south side of Prairie
Avenue running from Fremont Avenue
(west to the city limits, said walk not to be
less than four (4) feet wide, and of good.
sound plank, two ~ inches thick, and laid
on AKA stringers, and well nailed to said
stringers
The City Clerk was instructed to issue
the usual notice of charter election. and. on
motion Of Aid. McGivern, the Fourth ward
polls were located at Mrs. Duf's building
on Main street.
Aid. Zievers moved reconsideration of
the vote taken at the meeting of the 7th
inst, on rebate Of taxes to the Brass Com
pany, which carried
Aid. Zievers then moved to rebate two
thirds Of the amount in question:
Aid. Yule moved to amend, and that the
full amount be allowed
Amendment lost, the vote being:
Ayes-Reed Yule and Priddis.
Navs-Zievers, Piehl and McGivern.
Original motion also lost, the vote stand
ing:
Ayes-Reed, Zievers and McGivern.
Nays-Yule, Priddis and Piehl.
The committee on streets and alleys pre-
sented plans and specifications for the cul-
vert on York street, which was laid over
until next meeting.
The committee on harbor and bridges re-
ported Grand street bridge complete, aud,
on motion, the bridge was accepted.
Aid. Yule moved to allow the Milwaukee
Bridge anu Iron Works six thousand six
hundred ($6,600) dollars in full payment
for the draw span, which carried.
Aid. Yule moved to allow one thousand
(s1,ooO dollars in full payment for the
fixed span of so feet, which carried.
Aid. Mevers moved to allow Knapp &
Gilen eight hundred and sixty.six 1885,
dollars, being the balance of contract on
the substructure, which carried, the vote
being:
Ayes,-Zievers, Yule, Priddis, Piehl, Nc
Givern and Mayor. Nays-Reed.
Trea:urer's salary allowed for the year
and the Matron two weeks.
Council adjourned.
F. W. MATHEWS, City Clerk.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-03-21
Somers Caucus.

The Republican electors of somers will
meet at the Town Hall On March 3Oth at
2 o'clock D. m to nominate candidates for
town officers to be supported at the ensuing
election and for the transaction of any 9TH
er business that may properly come before
the meeting. By order of Town Com.
Somers, March l9,sl8S9.~-
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of the robbery. 1t being evident that the
| thieves or their accomplices would return
for the goods, a sharp lookout was kept for
them, Last week Monday night some one
discovered that the school, house was again
occupied by strangers. The alarm was
given and posse of men, headed by Mr..
Blum, entered the school house and found
it occupied bv two men, who seemed to be
merely passing the night there, No evil
,dence was found to connect them with the
robbery, but they were kept under surveil-
lance until morning, when an officer was
sent for and they were arrested on suspic-
ion of being the thieves. A criminal war
rant was sworn out and they were taken to
Kenosha the same day and placed in Jail in
default Of bail until their examination,
which was to take place last Monday BE-
fore Kenosha justice. In the meantime
Mr.. Blum had been industriously working
up case against them and had succeeded
in getting chain of circumstances which
would undoubtedly have held them Tor t1i-
al before the Circuit court and probably to
their conviction Last Monday Mr.. Blum
got his witnesses together and took them to
Kenosha to attend the examination. but
found that the prisoners had taken French
leave the night before. Of course the Sher-
if was very sorry and "would not have had
it happen for $500" This was rather poor
consolation for Mr.. Blum for his loss and
all the time and money he had spent in
placing the thieves in the laws clutches.
If he (the Sheriff. had kicked himself the
whole length Of Main street and then Of
fered reward for tbs capture Of the pris-
oners, it would have afforded better evil
dence Of the depth of his sorrow and served
to appease the anger of the disappointed
Salemites