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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-03-21
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUN-

~ " court Tor henosha County In Probate
Notice is hereby given that at special term Of the
Goly court TO De held IN and for said county, at
Inc county Iourt Room, in the city of Kenosha, in
said county, the second Tuesday, being the eth dav
of April A. D. 1850, at 10 o'clock A N The
following matter will be heard and considered.
Estate of John B. Petit, deceased.
The application of James Cavanagh for exarina
ton and allowance of his final account as admnistra
tor oe oonls non with the will fxed of the estate
of John b Petit late of the city Of Kenosha in said
county, deceased, and for assignment and distribn-
ton of the residue of said estate.
Dated Kenosha, Wis, March 18th. A. D. 1880.
By Order of the Court
4w42 ANTHONY VAN WYCKL Comfy Tudoe
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Proceedings Of Common Council
REGULAR MEETING.

March Is, 1889
Called to order by Mayor Williams.
Present AID. Reed, Zievers, Yule, Prid-
dis, Piehl and McGiyern.
Minutes Of last regular and specials of
9Th and 7th inst read and approved
Petition of Hubert Schilz for rebate of
taxes on account Of erroneous assessment,
(amount $343) read, and, on explanation
by the assessor, AID. Yule moved to grant
the rebate, which carried.
Petition Of the Milwaukee Malt Extract
Co., of the same nature, was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Residents Of Grand street petitioned that
the name of said street be changed to Grand
Avenue. Same referred to committee on
judiciary.
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WoodWorth.

Bert and Ray Vincent made trip to
Wilmot last week to visit the Vincents in
that burg.
Mr.. Frank Tourtelotte started for his
home in Kansas on Monday.
G.. F. Roberts, wife and Miss Ollie came
up to see grandma on Sunday
Mrs. Hans johnson went down to Keno
sha on Saturday and report all we'll in that
city.
The sociable at Mr. A. Gulick's on
Thursday was q complete success. All
came away we'll pleased.
District No. 5 school closed on Friday.
| have heard no complaints, so conclude
that parents and children were satisfied
with Miss Epson.
There is dark side to everything. This
fine weather makes us turn out and work.
Mr.. j. Corrgan met with serious acct
dent last week. While assisting to load
some hogs, he slipped and broke leg
These accidents come hard on us old folks.
Roy Vincent has returned from Nebraska.
He says he has had enough of the great
West, and he intends to be content with the
happiness to be found in the county of Ke.
nosha.
Miss Eliza Fiddler, of Lake Villa, ILL.,.
has come up to spend a weeks vacation
with her mother and have rest from dress
making.
| learn that Mr.. Corrigan's leg is not bro
ken, but severely crushed. It will probably
lay him up as long as if it had been broken.
Mr.. A. J. Benedict has shipped number
of Victoria pigs, and the demand for the
breed is increasing fast
The address by the Rev. japanese was
quite interesting. He gave a description of
the customs and manners of the natives be-
fore and since the admission of missionaries.
lie put on the male attire of Jap and de-
scribed the dress of females. He showed
how company was received and entertained.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given tn at the partner
ship heretofore existing u nler the firm
name OF "hltcher q ShotlifF is this day dis
SoiVeo by mutual contest and that all ac-
counts due the firm can be paid at their
la'e place OF business on or before 18th day
OF April 1889. 2w42
WHITCHER & SHoTLIFF.
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COUNTY NEWS.
TruesdeH,

c. c. Holt & CO. shipped q car Of horses
to Oneida, New York, on Monday.
Mrs. L. J. Brande has recently sold 40
acres of land situated in Somers, to James
Orth for $45 per acre.
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Great Reduction

In oil winter goods at Eichelman & Sons.
,llney are bound 10 clear their counters for
the immense stock Of spring goods they
have coming. 37tt
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II ENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT

- -
Anna Q. Fair and George Fair, her husband, Plain
tiffs, against Mary Houstan and William Houstan,
her husband, Kate Fair and Elmer Fair, her hus-
band, George Quigley and Mary Quigley, his
wife, John Quigley and Ida Qqigley, his wife,
Patrick Quigley and the unknown heirs of Bridget
Callahan, deceased, Defendants.
BY virtue and in pursuance of an order of sale
made and rendered by the above named in the
above entitled action on the 2oth day of January,
A. D. 1850, l. the undersigned, Sheriff of Kenosha
County, in the State of Wisconsin, shall offer for
sale and sell at public auction and vendue. at the
front door of the Court House. in the CITY and county
of Kenosha, in the State of Wisconsin, on the roth
day of March, A. d. 1880, at two O'Clock in the af-
ternoon of that day, the following described prem
Uses directed in said order of sale to be sod viz The
north half of the southwest quarter Of section sixteen
(16) in township (2) north of range twenty-five
(22) east, except the right of way of the Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company over and
across the same, and containing about seventy-eght
(78) acres of land. be the same more or less. Also
part of the northwest quarter of section fourteen IA
in township two (2) north, of range twerty two (22
east, being six (6) acres described as commencing
twenyeight (2S rods west of the northeast of
said quarter section, thence south twentyone f2I)
and Sc 100 chains; thence west two (2) and 3-4
chains thence north twenty-one (2Il and 82-Ioo
chains the north line of said section; thence east
two (2) and ga chains to beginning. Said premises.
will be sold in two parcels. Terms Of sale, Cash.
Dated Sherif's office, Kenosha, Wisconsin, Janu-
7w36 Sheriff Kenosha County, Wis.
JAMES CAvANAGH, Plaintiffs Attorney
The above sale is hereby adjourned at the request
and direction of the plaintiffs until the 23d day of
March. 1889, at two O'Clock the afternoon OF that
day. the front door of the Court House in the city
and county of kenosha and State of Wisconsin.
Dated March 10th, 1880.
JOHN HANNAH,
Sheriff of Kenosha Co., Wis.
JAMES CAvANAiH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The finance committee reported having
examined the Treasurers report of coupons
redeemed and counted the coupons, found
it as stated.
On motion, the report was accepted and
the finance committee appointed to destroy
the coupons, which was done in presence of
the Council.
On Mrs. Borkenhagen's petition for re-
lief from over assessment, the committee
recommended a rebate of S., which was
granted.
The committee on street lights reported
a petition for additional light on Park
street, and acknowledged the necessity for
an increase, but recommended delay until
the end of the present contract.
Report accepted.
The committee on streets and alleys, to
whom was referred the petition for the ex-
tension Of Wisconsin street, reported favor
ably, and recommended the election of
commissioners to determine the necessity
Of such opening according to the charter.
Report accepted, and motion to proceed
to ballot resulted in the choice of James II.
Charles, Jason Lothrop, D. B. Benedict,
VIM. Engel and George Wallis as such
commissioners.
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Last Tuesday evening Mr.. L. M. Thayer
closed his singing school on the Plank road
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-21

prominent noblcman, but I declined,
Tor my price was fifty dollars and I
wasn't cutting rates even il bad
only sixteen dollars. Well short time
after that Perugini, Of McCsull's COM
psny, introduced me into the Lyric
Club, and after making q couple of
dozen appearances l returned to
America. When | went to London the
second time didn't take apartments in
the Seven Dials quarter l always stop
now at the Victoria Hotel. When the
steamer touches at Queenstown l mail
my cards, and by the time reach Lon
don find letters awaiting me. For in
stance. Baron RothscIIild sends me an
invitation TO dinner. / try to entertain
his guests and to make them laugh. The
next morning l receive check from his
secretary"
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A slight Falling out.

Sandy Mcdonald and James Ferguson
were room-mates. They jointly rented
parlor in a street not far from the uni
versity and slept in an open bed which
occupied nearly third of the floor,
leaving room for a couple OF chairs, a
table, wsshstand, and somewhat an
cient chiffonier, in which few articles,
such as glasses, knives aud forks, cruet-
stand, DC, we're slowed away after each
meal. The young men were students,
light Of heart, by no means overburden-
ed with riches, and had only been chums
fol about a month whom the incident
which | have to relate occurred.
The two differed considerably in their
personal appearance. Sandy was a
"buirdly chiel," standing nearly six feet
in his socks, broad in proportion, and
Boosting OF far more q" Rdipose deposit ="
than an athlete would have con-
sidered desirable. Jamie, on the con-
trary, was little fellow, not much
more than five feet high, slimly built,
very viyacious, and full of activity.
1t WAS matter OF surprise to their
fellow students that tho apparently ILL
assorted pair had struck up SO close a
friendship, and that they were often
cha1ed about it was matter OF course.
Still they got on very well together,
helping each other with their studies,
spending their hours of leisure at the
same haunts, lending each other small
sums of money with the greatest conf
dence-in fact agreeing IN all points
save one, and that trivial matter.
Every night when they retired to rest
there was a squabble as to the share OF
the couch that each should occupy.
Sandy contended that being the bigger
man he was entitled to the larger share
of the sleeping accommodations, while
jamie retorted that as each paid an equal
share OF the rent of the apartment each
should have half the bed. One warm
night last SUMMER Sandy awoke and
found he was being inconyeniently
crowded against the wall, his chum
having located himself nearly in the
middle of the bed Very cautiously did
the big man draw up his feet, placed the
soles thereof against the back OF the
sleeper, and with one vigorous push
landed him on the floor OF the room.
Jamie took the joke very quietly, but
he determined to have his revenge. On
the following night he undressed with
unusual haste, aud jumping into bed
first took up his position next to the
wall. Sandy followed and WAS soon
fast asleep. AS soon as his regular
SHORES intimated that he was safe in the
arms Of Morpheus, Jamie prepared for
action. Bracing his back against the
wall, he carefully planted his feet against
the sleeper's spine, and, taking deep
breath, gave tremendous push. The re-
suit was as uDexpected asitwss disastrous.
The bedstead was light one and ran on
casters, 80 that when the big man moved
the bed moved with him, leaving space
between it and the wall, through which
the little fellow fell flop on the floor,
and experienced no small difficulty in
extricating himself from the various arti-
Giles kept-for lack OF room elsewhere
uader the bed.
Mcdonald and Ferguson are still
room-mates, but they now sleep securely
in separate beds, and their friendship Is
as firm as ever.
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by y. w. BoUe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR GOOD
i LOTS OK CEDAR STREET BETWEEN
BUCHANAN AND JAMES SrREETs.-A' trus'eo
in a fced Il trus. from ;. Z. Cooke, daed April
=. 1889, ami dIiy recorded a. Henrico County
Court, vii, D,iag thereto required by the bens-
ncRry. sell by auction. on the premises, On
SATURDAY, APRIL "a 1893
at o'clock p ~. the LOTS otoTe described,
being midway between Buchanan and James
streets on the south siue OF Cedar street. with a
front OF I06xl32 fec. These arc good lois for
build ng purposes and they will probably sell
cheap, 50 come and buy one or more Of them.
TEREs: cash. q. r. TAbb.
ApI Trus.ee
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HlRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING lO3 FEET
on THE SOUTH slDR or DECATUR sTiIKET.
AT TuE CORNER or ELEVENTH STREET.
MANCHESTER. NA.--BY virtpo 81 desa of
trust duly recorded In the Clors~ oiiics OF tho
Hastings Court 81 tho city o. Manchester. Ia
Deed Book. Volume VIII. page $40 10 the nn-
dersignod trustee. default having Dcoa made IN
the payment 81 certain notes s-cufed thereby.
and being directed 10 DO ~ The holder thereof,
Twill sell AZ public sncti0n, on the promises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL ~. 1879.
nc a.s0 o'clock r. NJ. tho above-iesfribsi PRO
PEkTY which ~ located in Of tho bort ard
most desirable portions OF the c,ty, on ono OF
the D5st streets for residences. aud Yot within
one square o. tho business street, convenient 10
the cars. markets. sc, &c.
The dwelling Is large, comfortable. and In
good order 10 contains about nye rooms AMI
large halls; kitchen in the yard
This /, desirable snd valuable property, and
a good chance for = spc, ulsliou.
TERMs Cash SUFFICIENT b. pay the costs - oxe-
cutting this trust. taxes. Gsd % pay note 81 $40.
and interest from November ~, 1873. also nnts
for s.GA50 ana Interest from february y. 1850.
aud upon the following crsdiis; 800. paya0ia
Nay II. 1889: 5000. PAYABLE August Is. !c-3
sl0.5O, payable November ,, 1879 500. pHyo-
bic November H. 1850; Sii0s0. payable Frobrn-
arg IS, 1899 SIP. PAYABLE Nay 10 lSc3: tilata
payable August ~. 1880. and i'72.50, payable No
yember rs. lsJO--the balance upon such terms ~
will DO made Known at the sale credit pty-
nen,s 20 DO secured by deed Of trust, and boar
ing Interest from the oay Of sale.
THOMAS y. PETTIGhEW, Trustee
A. l.. ADANsON, Auctioncer. apD
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Catarrh cured.

A clergyman, after years OF suffering from
that loath,ome disease Catsrrh, and yainly
trying every known remedy, at last found a
recipe which completely cured and. saved
him from death. Any sufferer from this
dfeadfu disease sending self.addressed
stamped envelope to Professor J. A. Law
renee, SIS Warren street, New York city, will
receive the recipe free Of charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-21
By John =. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneef.
Bank ana Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
y ACRES or CHOICE HIGHLY IMPROVED
LAND N the WESTERN SUBURBS ONk
HALF MILE WEST OF 1.-THE BOULEVARD. >
AT TIE INTERSECTION OF BROAD STREET
AND THE ROSENEATH ROAD, WITH A
HANDSOME FTAHB DWELLING AND
OfHEg IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. By AUG
TfON.-By virtue 81 a decree OF the Circuit Court
o. the county Of Renrico. entered on the 10Th day
sgsiust Nicno.ss and others, the un iersigpei,
special commissioners, will sell al public auc-
ton, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY /, 1880,
at So O'CLOCK =. Be-, tbs nboYe-described truly
desirable TRACT OF LAND, situated on tho
south side CT the troad-Strest road al rs intor-
section VITA tho Roseneaih road. containing
10 ACRES. Tho land lays beautifully, being
elevated and easily drain61. With a froaiase on
two roads The Improvements consist o. COM
Portable and substantial. two-5tory frame dwell
ing Quilt only 3eH years ago By Tho late
Thomas II. Nicnclss for nis own ussl. aDd con-
"a "a seven CT eight rooms, besides large barn
win stsbie and cari1afe-hoGs0 attached.
This properig located wlthiG one ana halt
miles OF the city. IN such a beautiful portion OF
ihs West End. accessible ~ no Broa9- street
aud Grove ROAD, BE- tae dire.t line 81 tne city =
growth ard where real estate is Advancing so
rapidly, should attract the specal attention o.
investors or those wi.hing a desirable home Ia
doliglfal locality
pla; CT tne property can be seen al the ONCE
OF the auc'icnesr.
two years for negotiable notes. interest added.
aud tito reisined until all the purchase-moneY
Is paid and cOnveyegce ordered by tho Court
EDMUND c. MINOR.
BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
Special Com u issloDers
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Aucrrer salE.--r..nr. p.y..



BY Il. Is Chsffn 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auetossers.
No. north Tenth street, Riehmend, va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
" RIOUS LOTS or VALUABLE REAL rs
TAFT IN HENRfco COUNTY NEAR TIE
EASTERN SUBURBS OF TIE CITY OF EfCH-
MoND. vA-By virtue OF decree OF the Caan-
cory Court of tho city OF Richmond. pronounced
on the 81 day OF November. 1858. IN the cause
therein depending under the short style OF =
OBJ. Cowarin. who sues for, &C., against
DooIsy & Purcell. trustees. &c." tao under
signed. special commissioners. will offer for s6ls
Tics following PROPERTY. OF which Charles w.
Purcell died seized and possessed-yiz:
TWO HUNDRED AND FfFTY-HIGHT LOTS,
Of about ~ By ig7 feet each, In Woodvlle. which
lie nexs 10 John y. Dayiss land and along Fair
field avenue.
SQUARES Nos. ], aas in plan OF Tsi,'s diyi.
sion, containing 15Js ACRES. also on Fairfield
avenue next to Woodylle, and part Of II near
ths Sine-hile road.
TRRss; One fourth cash and the rssidus on
three equal credits OF six. tvelvs. and elghteon
months. the purchaser or purchasers 10 give
meats OF the purchase-mopey, with legslinterest
added from day OF sale and tho title 70 be re-
tsiRed until all Of the purch1e-money has been
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court
The aforementioned REAL ESTATE will be
offered for sale by public suction, on the prem
lses, commencing with tho aforementioned,
square NO. ]. &C, on
WEDNESDAY. April Il. 1889.
at ~ O'Clock NJ, and II from any cause the safes
b not completed on that day notice Of further
sales OF the property will then b gives. And II
all tbs property be not sold on that day or any
person desiring TO purchase said property pri-
vstely before that day Communication may DO
had with the commissioners or sucuoneers In the
city Of Richmond, Va
MEADE HASKINS,
PHILIP 4. PURC ELL
special Commissioner
X. b. CHAFFrS q Co. AuctioResra
c. OB. COWARDIN. Who SUES &c, PLAINrTFP.
AGAINST DoOLSr. TRUSTEE. AND AIS, De-
FEEDANTS-lN THE CBANCsRY COURT or THs
CITY or RICHMOND.
/, Charles W. Goddin. clerk OF said court, cer-
tify that the bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree In eaid cause Of No
vember 3, 1883 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Novom-
Der. 1888 CHARLES w. GoDDIN.
POsTPONEMENT.
Postponed on sccount OF the weather until
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1889
at ~ O'Clock. apis
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By Frank d. uill & Co.,
Real Estaie An.lioneers.

THAT HANDSOME, CENTRALLY.
u LOCATED. AND VERY ATTRACTIVE
THREk-sIOkl BRICK t.frCCOEDl DWELL
ING. 40. 800, AT NORTHEAST CORNER or
NINTH AND LEIGH sfhBErS, fOkNkRLr
THE LEWIS WEBS HON EsfEAD, TO 81 SOLD
Al PUBilC AUCiIOS.-On
FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1887.
AZ 5 o'clock T. NJ, on tha promises. We viii sell
tho VALUABLE FKOfERf1 described abcvs.
The house. which has been rscuntly rem0deief
ana put Ia most thorough order. with all the
modern i'm Improvements. c0nisin, ihir cen rooms.
besides a dry cellar with three compartments.
The present owner and occupant -pare1 no sx-
penss ia rcGiHDg and repairing thss house. aad
it Is now Ia perfect order.
The b0use y Insured IN the Mutual assurance
Society for 500; cost per aDDum E.ol Tho
Lot fronts on loigh stree. - s&.l3 fcot With Q
depth OF ij2 al feet
There u no better location for private resi-
dence in the city taan ibiA the nsizp b0rhcod
Is lrst-class and Us close proximity % tho City
hall, Capitol, and business ccntrcs will alssys
be appreciated aud render Il a valuable piece
OF property either for = residence OF iaye.tmsrt
Possession July !. 1889. Premises can b. seen
any day from 10 A. N. 10 II OF from > too r. N.
TgRxs; One third cash bainpcs m six snd
twelve months. lBt)rest sddcd AMI secured ~
deed OF trust FRANK u. HILL q CO.
apis AactoneerA
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Ry HenryL Staples & Co,
Real Estate AuctiOneerA.

THREE VALUABLE DWELLINGS
i n THE WEST END FOR SALE BY AUG
TONNE shall ofier for sale by auction, on the
premises, Oh
FRIDAY. APRIL %. 1889.
at 3 O'Clock P. ". those THREE NEAT TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLINGS situated on the
south side Of Dance street between Carter and
Robinson streets one square from the Electric
car line. These houses are In good repair, Occu-
pied by good tenants, and are situated on an
elevated and beautiful plateau OF ground, COM
anding one Of the prstt.est views Of the city 10
be found. The lots front 20 feet each and run
back about 80 foot
TERMS. Liberal. and made known at snle.
HENRY l.. STAPLES + 60,
apgl Auctinneers.
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VALUABLE CORN AND FLOUR
' MILLS IN MING WILLIAM COUNTY NEAR
NELSON'S AND HANOVER TOWN FERRIES,
KNOWN As DABNEYs Mills, AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust nom w. W. Dabney
To- Cornelius Dabney and r. G. Worthanl. irus-
tees, dated TN OF June. $50. ard duly recorded.
tho undersigned surviving trustee, Will sell By
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 81, 1889.
az 10 o'clock NJ. the VALUABLE Mills above
referred 70. situated on the road from Ennslf TO
kichmond and about twenty-ono miles distant
fIom the latter place
The In prOTcnients In the matter Of buildings
are ample aud wo,i-arrsnged for thcir purposes.
and the machinery j. In good condition. and the
whole IN drst-fate working order and with
capacity Tor manufacturing l35 bushels OF meal
aad hour every twelve h1ars.
Fine location for = store gith good nshinz are
some OF tho other attractions for particulars
write 90 the auciioncer.
TERWs: Cash suniclent 20 pay any back taxes
and arrparsges Of insurance aud cost OF sale and
the sum Of si,O0i. ana IS N residue OF the dcDs
SAY a. 3f2 so on credit OF nine aud eightsea
months for notes with interest aided, and - 20
the surplus on such terms as the grantor or his
assigns may prescribs, all credit payments 10
DO secured Dy = deed Of trust
X. c. WORKMAN. Surviving Trustee.
y. w. BOwR. Auctloneer ap 10