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FUTURE DAYS.
nNE NEARLY NEW COUPELETTE
" SOLD TO COVER ADVANCES AND CHARGl

nNE NEARLY NEW COUPELETTE.
" SOLD TO COVER ADVANCES AND CHARGES
On THURSDAY, JANUARY NINTH, 1890 AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. Will sell in front OF our
Auction Rooms. 9th aud u SITS. NV,
ONE NEAELl NEW COUPELETTE,
to cover advances and storage All parties concerned
should take notice.
Terms cab.
ja7-2t DUNCANSoN Bros Aucts
ZINE BUILDING LOT on ST. BETWEEN 10Th
l. AND 2lST ST.. NV
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, JANUARY FIJI
TEENTH, 1890, at AALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK, we
Will sell III front OF the premises that splendid Build
ing Lot known
LOT 43, SQUARE 90,
fronting - feet on ST. with depth of 90 feet TO an
alley Ibis lot is IN RAPIDLY improving section OF
the northwest and suitable for private dwelling
Terms: one-thlrd cash, balance in one and two
years Notes TO bear six per cent interest, payable
semi annually, and TO be secured by deed of trust on
premises, or all cashst option of purchaser deposit
OF 500 required at time of sale. Conveyancing &C.,
al purchasers cost TO be complied with in ten
days, otherwise reserved to resell risk and cos:
OF defaultng purchaser days public notice
OF such resale IL some Newspaper published WASH
ington, DC DUNCANSON BROS
tas-d AuctOneers
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SHORT STORIES.

COMPLETE IN EACH NUMBER. Hundreds Of il.
Illustrated short stories will be given du ring the year
FROM the Of such familiar authors
as Madeleine Vinton Dshlgren, col. Thos W. Knox,
The MarQuise LAMA, Margaret Deland, Julian kaw-
thorne, Harold Frederic Harriet Prescott Spofford
Clara Whtrld9e, George +. Parsons, Marion Harland,
Mary Kyle Dallas. Amy Randolph.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e The EVENING STAR is every where recog
nized and admitted to be, in every quality, the
leading and favorite newspaper of the National
Capital alike in the counting-room the work
shop, and the family circle. Pretty much
everybody in the District reads it regularly. It
is therefore much the best advertising medium
in the city; and, in proportion to circulation
us Gdoe-tiSing rates are also much the Cheapest
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ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIRS.

SENT FREE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS. The first Of
these souvenir supplements will be Poem by John
@. Whittier, illustrated by Howard Pyle and engraved
by II. Wolf. r. g. Tietze and E. A. Clement. The next
souvenir Will be beautifully illustrated poem by
James Russell Lowell
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SERIAL STORIES.

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. Continued stories
will be contributed by such wholesome and captiva
ing authors as Frances Hodxson Burnett Anna Katha
rlne Green, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Robert Louis
Stevenson, Col Thomas W. Knox, Albion W. Tourgee
Prof W. C. Kitchin Robert Grant, Frank H. Con.
verse, Harold Frederic and Others
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. Auctioneers.
q a lya

PEREMpToRY AUCTION SALE OF LARGE AS
SEDIMENT OF BUGGY, CARRIAGE AND
WAGON HARNESS CSINGLE AND DOUBi Ed,
LAP ROBES, HORSE COVERS, SADDLES bril-
DIES AND WHIPS, &c. &C.
ing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM, We will sell within
our sales rooms large assortment of Harness. single
and double, and other mentioned above, and to
which we invite general attention
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
ia7.3t Auctioneers
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WASHINGTON DANENHOwER,
W. IRVING BOSNEL
doS-d&ds

u ATCL1FFE, DARR Il CO., Auctioneers
~ $40 Penn. ave NV.
ON II STREET BETWEEN SIX III AND SkV-
NTH STREETS AND ON ii SfhEkr BETWEEN
THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST,
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
JANUARY EIGHTH, AT FOUR O'CLOCK, we viii Of
ter for sale in front OF the respective premises
LOTS Il AND Is SQUARE $50.
LOTS 10 AND IL, SQUARE 1927,
fronting On II St e. aud running back TO 30 foot
alley with size alley These lots the most desra-
bic in the northeast and should command the attention
of.parties in search of fine building sites.
Terms Ohe-third cash, balance IN and two years,
with per cent interest," secured 10y deed of trust on
property sold all cash, option of purchaser If
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten right
reserved to resell the Property at the risk and of
the defaulting pur haser after five days advertise
nIept in some newspaper published IN Washington,
DC; deposit so each time of SALE con-
veysncins, &c, al cost of purchaser.
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VI RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
II TATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. Virginia

" RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
Il TATE IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. VIRGINIA
ny virtue OF deed OF trust from Mary b Hammer
and John IT, Hammer. dated the 18th day OF Septen-
ber lSSS. and recorded IN hber j. No 4. AZ,
OF the land records Tor the county Of Alexandria,
and the request of the holder OF the note secured
thereby, / viii sell at public auction, THURSDAY
JANUARY SIArEENIH. ls90, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
in front Of the premises. the following property
ia Alexandria county, Virginia, near Balls Cross
Roads, 10 VIII All that certain piece parcel OF land
and premises known aud distinguished as being part
of lot NO. three t in the division Of Robert Balls
estate set forth plat and survey thereof made by
Oliver Cox October SSO the said Of land being
the tract and lot No being line of the land claimed
by James Birch the north side of the George
town road thence with the line of said entire tract
and James Birch n. Ia degrees f. poles, 70 "I~
corner 10 said tract and James Birch thence N. IL
degrees W. 40 poles Is links 10 to the tract
and james Birch aud adjoining the land of II. Bali
thence west Ia poles links to line OF the tract
and the land of b. Ball 10 lots and 81 thence with the
line between SAID lots ;. degrees T., poles, 10 the
north sioe Of the new Georgetown road In said line;
thence along the north side Of said road northeast
erly direction 10 the beginning. containing eleven and
q half scres, more or less
ana Out uildines and Is in good condition for cult
walton.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and the residue
in two equal at one and two from day
Of sale the deferred payments 10 bear interest from
day OF sale ana secured By deed of the prop
erty- deposit Of $3.50 property 10
knocked down will be required AL conveyancins %
the cost OF the purchaser.
d26-dts WALTER HALL. Trustee.
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4 UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE STORE AND
k1kESIDENCE, BLING PIlEMIsEs NO. lO2A
SENENlH STREET. NOkTHMESI


On THURSDAY, the NINTH DAY OF JANUARY,
AID. 1890, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. W
shall oner for sale at ubc auction, Ia 'front.' Of tue
premises parts Lots aud 10. IN square 40 thu
city, beginning a. point on the west line OF 9Th street
inch north the northeast corner OF lot
and running thence south IL feet 81 inches theDo3
30 feet, thence north IL feet thence east "a
thence enthusiastically TO the point Of BEGINNING THO
improvements thereon being newly built store AM
residence with all modern improvements.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in equal INSTALL
ments 81 one and two Years with sx per cent
ured by deed of trust 81 cash. at option Of
chaser. Conyeyancing. &c, at purchasers cost de-
posit OF 500 Terms 70 be complied with daya
otherwise right reserved TO resell at risk and OF
defauting pur haser after ve days public notice q
such resale in some newspaper published IN Washing
ton, DC. DUNCANSON BROS.
ta3-d&ds Auctaoneera
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer. 93s +.

~ W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING No. 1002 / STREET
Northeast
By virtue certain deed of trust recorded iber
No. 81 folio 431, of the land records for the
District of Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, will offer for front Of the
premises sA URDAl. the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1890 at HALF-FASi -FOUR O'CLOCK
NJ, the following described cry in the city
of Washington District of Columbia. witt All lot
H. i'll a. II. Warmers subdivision OF original lot s.
J.)1.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash. balance in one CD and
two % years with interest at the (6l per
per pay able nnually, cash,
the opt OF the purchaser SlOU deposit requiged
at time OF sale. All conyeyancirg at purchasers COST
Terms TO be complied with il lif.een days.
ja.-eo&ds FIELDER L. HACKNEY,
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Does Man Require a 6 round Connection?

IRON the ST. I.oGls Republic.
DO you see these large copper brads in the
sole OF my shoe asked gentleman as he held
up TO view the sole Of one OF his shoes. On be-
ing assured in the affirmative he said: ITO
those simple brads alone / attribute my present
good health. For years was an invalid. sub
lect 10 dyspepsia. neuralgia, headache and
other inuUmcrahle pains and Travelled the
country over IN search of health. In travelling
cut west amOnS the Indian tribes was struck
with their remarkable health and especially
their exemption from the maiades that afflicted
NE, and also with tine fact that the strongest
Uad healthiest went barefJoted altogether
Il sought an explanation Of the matter and
BY continued observation and study was finally
ii 10 the conclusion that the aches and Mains
10 which civilized man is heir are owing to the
u inner IN which We InsulIte our bodies from
mother earth Science IS every day more
clearly demonstrating that electricity is the
'l-aiizIng constituent OF our bodies and that
TINS globe of ours Is mighty battery, contin-
Uai.y generating and discharging electricity.
Nov. reasoned. II this was correct the secret
OF the Indians health was in his bare feet.
which exposed his whole body to the vitalizing
Influence OF the electrical earth currents while
my al health was attributed to my feet being
luaG.s ted rom these currents. Acting OH this
EyPOthesls / sought 10 restore the broken con-
irc;I-- b. inserting these brads in the soles of
ray shoes, and the result, must say was as
tsulsning. Nv feet, which formerly were nearly
ss'ays cold. soon became warm and moist; my
health began shortly 10 improve, and in a few
months was entirely relieved Of all nv pains
and have ever since enjoyed good health. L,
Is very simple thing and easiiy tested and
ieeI sure would benefit any one afflicted as
was"
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bill was introduced in the Virginia legisla-
ture yesterday to incorporate the Jefferson
Davis monument association; also to provide a
suitable resting place for his remains, with the
privilege OF making provision for the inter-
ment OF other members of the family in the
same place.
Prof. Huxley's son is visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Frederick Whitridge in New York. II he gets
sufficient encouragement he will start q school
for boys on the English plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-07

Sea sickness and defeat on the diamond are
frequently caused by the same thipg-vild
pitching.-Bsrlington Free Press
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DATCLIFFE, DARR & CO. Aucticneers,
IL $50 Pennsylvania ave NV

COLLECTORS SALE OF CLOTHING, BOOTS AND
SHOES, EMS FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD
EURNITURE, &c, &C.
BY virtue Of order Of the Orphans Court psssSd
In the matter of the estate Of Julius Levy deceass
dated the 9th day Of Dec, niber A d. 1889 the IN.
dersined as collector Of said estate will ale
81 public auction on THURSDAY MORNING the
O'CLOCK, at the Store, No. 1892 7ih street noyths
west Al the stock In trade Of which the said Julius
Levy died seized Consisting in part
MEN,s And BOYS CLOTHING.
MINIS. WOMEN AND CHILDRENS BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
GENTS FURNISHINGS, FURNITURE, &C, 40.
he attention Of the trade and others 10 invited -
this sale.
Terms cAsh
HARRIS KALEsKI. Collector,
RADCLIFFE, DARE Co, Aucts d2s-dts
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VYHOMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer-
iao-dts
T'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioacer.

'K1O1IEhS IONIINU, AUCtONotr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HKEE NEW SEVEN AND
EIGHT ROOM BAICk DWELLINGS, KNOWN
As Nos: lo26. l62S ANpI ga SIXTH STREET
NN99RhIHh,mnEsr; ,ALSo TOUR NEM SEVEN
kN0MN As Nos; 6l0. 6l2. Ga AND 6ls X
By virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded IN Iiber
1856 olo 400 Ct seq one Of the land records the
District OF Columbia and at the request of the holder
oil the note secured thereby will sell public
IN front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY, THE
tl6hIH DAY OF JANUARY, A d. 1880, A -FOUR
O'CLOCK L. NJ, the following described real estate
situate III the city OF Washington District OF Column
nhis, 10 wit: Sub Lots Nos. INA, lS7 and 1885, "a
l1o. la and ! as in So No. 44A
Terms easy aud made known at time OF sale. A
deposit OF 90 on each piece Of property will be
required of the purchaser. If terms Of sale not
compiled with in ten days from DAY of sale. the prop
erty Will be resold at risk and of defauing pur-
chaser, All conveyancing aud recording at purchas-
ers cost
WASHINGTON DANENHowER
W. IRVING BOSN ELI.
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E1eHru GRASn ANNUAL
n o 8 LIN AND CAM B RIO

1t is with feelings Of greatest confidence that
nounce our Eight Annual Sale Of Ladies' Muslin and
Cambria Underwear. The unvarying and immense
greater preparations than ever. and while we offer
goods at greatly reduced prices we have
the excellence Of quality and workmanship for which
our Underwear has gained reputation for which We
are Justly proud
ond floor to display garments Of the iates,-approved
dessns We have divided the entire stock into three
lots.
LOT WE WILL SELL AT $50.
This includes Drawers, Chemise, Skirts. Gowns and
Corset Covers hrstclass aud cut to the
latest approved patterns.
LOT WE WILL SELL AT 74o.
Included In this lot Drawers. Chemise. Skirts,
Gowns and Corset Covers warranted frstcixss work.
manship and most approved designs
LOT WE WILL SELL AT CSC.
Included in this lot are Drawers Chemise, Skirts,
Gowns and Corset Covers; best workmanship; best
trimmings used.
This sale we have decided shai positively last only
for this week. ending Saturday. 90 it il necessary to
buy now
ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
LANSBURGH BRO.
BED WEAR DEPARTMENT
Our cry Is "Too many left" Now, we don't propose
fooling long with them. We want the room they oc-
cupy and fully aware that the only thing that
will move them will be q startling reduction in price,
and We have made q startling come down. So until
further notice the following will be the prices:
10-4 White Blanket, 81.
Al0-4 White Blanket, splendid value, g. So
1914 White Blanket, better grade. SO and 90. so.
Red borders, "a and So.
ia White Heavy weight s275.
ia White Extra Value, 1878
liza All Wool. weighing 81 lbs IS.
ia Australian Wool. in Pink. Blue and Red Dor
ders. &c.
l2-4 Strictly All Wool Blanket, s5 es; worth $3.50
1874 Strictly All Wool Blanket, 81.
12-4 Australian Wool Blanket. heavy weight. in
Pink. Blue, Red and Gold borders ss.
10-4 California Wool Blanket $3.50.
ia Diamond Valley. IS.
ia Golden Gate, scroll borders, slO.
liza Perfection. scroll borders. slO
12-4 California Blankets, 80.
10-4 Silver Gray Blankets, 81 and s125
10-4 Dark Brown Blankets. weighing lbs. s1.25.
10-4 Silver Gray Blankets. weighing lbs, 81. 30
ia Silver Gray Blankets weighing lbs, 81. 65.
12-4 Silver Gray Blankets weighing 6 lbs. %.
Blankets.
10-4 Scarlet Blanket, all-wool 81
1O-4 Scarlet Blanket. heavier weight, s47s.
1l-4 Scarlet Blanket. So.
ia California WOOL 81.
12-4 California Wool. $3.50.
1874 Best Quality. SO
Full Size Honeycomb Spread, $50
Full Size Honeycomb Spread. heavier, 75c.
Full Size Honeycomb Spread Marseiles pattern 75c.
We have three different makes Of Spreads for 81,
and we have them in all the different patterns made
extra size. heavy weight Crochet Spread, at s125.
Full Size Honeycomb Spread with Marseilles pat
tern, 3-ply thread. warp and filling. $3.50
EXTRA SIZE Crochet Spread. slso
AIarseilles Spreads at sl.75. So. go 80 and So
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

L -@
sAIF OF THE REMAINING HOUSEHOLD EFF.
EST- ptirs e. ~ mn ri,r. ~ n, %
rSipI tx u Pr p "a NaS "a "a
Inp Ir MIN - a. ~ S,Is,S ~,
bGn "a ~ 70 ~ :. a. ~ IMDoSST5D
RISSh uEo tr en- SSS S:ir TIL MIX n,
TrLs =, ASh
p. = n aDis,SS,
orHik MAfTRE S1a.' piiHjws AID s aSp
AL ~
5ise 10 ~ ASD CAhfEIs,
oi1UJy Is, SHcShiNS kEQOlSi e; &C, ,-,,,,
IN LhohSDA1 MOaNlN1, ~ Ahf NINTH
IS9o couln eAicIlg at len O1ioCh an, wltnln our
saiesroons we wl sell general co.iecton OF House
hold Goods TO Which attention Is called
,r,-,,,, ALSO,
AZ I"ELfE OCLSCh, Dy order OF non II. NJ Rams
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HOUSEHOLD ARICTLES.

Six articles will be contributed bv Miss Parloa on
American Cookery. explaining why it is imperfect,
and giving some ways by which il may be improved
and economy practced. DIR. julia Holmes Smith will
write series Of articles Common Sense in the
Nursery, Offering valuable suggestions concerning
the care Of children.
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England and Portugal in Africa.

The African lakes company has petitioned
Lord salisbury TO take instant measures to
protect the interests Of British subjects in Ny
assa Land. This viii probably precipitate war
like action against Portugal. The period of
delay granted 10 Portugal during which to ex-
pain outrages on the British flag expires on
the 18th Of ta,s mouth. Ii a iu.l apology is not
gwen on that date the Portuguese will have an
opportunity TO witness some naval maneuyers.
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AUCTION SALES.
EoLEY, Aucsioneer.

FOLEY, Aue;ioneer.
Trade sale Of large stoch of goods contained in store
EIGHTH. 1.9o, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
A;M This stock consists as follows: Crockery
Looking GLASSES and Fire Works, shelvins,
SoGnters, Show Cases, LARGE Furnsce, nearly ew
anis viii oS sold without reserve The tr.oe
ja6-3t ToIEY. ASctiopeer
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auciioneers.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE YORK DINING
kOOMS, No 5l2 u STREET NORThWFsI Al
AUCTION, EMBRACING IN lat pINiS .
OIL sTOtE. CEoCkEhY. coSkiNGG u n siIS.
On @EDNEsDAY, JANUARY EIGHTH. 1890. com.
tire contents OF dining rOons No dig q street north
"s ;as,2. p0NoANsoN sa sh0S;
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneef
ExTENsIyE SALE OF GROCERIES. COMPRISING
The IN IhE STOCK OF STORE NO. 32ls
On &EDSEL-bsY, jANfuARy EIGHTH. 1890. com.
Bridge COR Ml street Georsetown, pc, viii sell.
without reserve, the entire stock. such a.
Teas in Cans or Chests.
Ten BIS. Sugar, Spices.
Fancy Shelf Goods, Coffee.
Canned Goods, Preserves.
Starch, Blue, Backing.
Lard IN Cans, ubs aud BblA
Flout in Sacks and 90 Bills
Cigars and Tobacco.
Mood and Willow Ware
Meats, Goldfish.
Bbls. Vinegar and Molasses
Brushes, Matches.
Scales. Conee Mil. Desk. &c
Dealers invited to attend The foods will he rosi-
lively sod and III lots TO suit. the owner is retir
ing from business.
1ermss Cash
THOMAS DOWNING.
la%-dts AuctIoneer.
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W. WIZ G1vr
a YEARS SUBSCRIPTION FREE
H; 1 {. ~ s#s$#$ rs ! ST. Il
/ ZEE B BOP B eoe a ZEE ERR
IL. En- 5 BD5 : { ss g Inn r. / /
To every reader of this who will cut out
fanny paper in the United States and send to the
address below the advertisement Of any illustrated
paper or magazine containing 20 much high class
matter for little money a. the following adver.
tisemont Of the New York Ledger for 1880 an
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nUNCANsoN BKOS. Auciioneers.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE YORK DINING
hfo,oAMs, No 2l2 q STREET NoRThwEsI, Ar
tables, CHAIRS, LARGE sToVI ICE RlX
OIL SIONE, CEoChEhY, COOhING UTENSILS
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BED WEAR DEPARTMENT.

Our cry is "Too many left" Now. we don't propose
fooling long with them. We want the room they oc-
cupy and We fully that the only thing that
and We have made startling come down. So until
further notice the following will be the prices:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-07

On WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY EIGHTH. $500 CON-
men ing at Ten O'CLOCK An. we will sell the eu-
IRE contents OF oinlps Rooms No IL street north
west DCNCANsON RRO-
ta6-2t anrtionear.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-05
Bristol.
AN OBITUARY.

George Perigo was born in Mont
gomery Co., N. r., March %, 1872,
and died at the home Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Lacy, Highland
Park, ILL.,, May IS, 1890.
When 20 years Of age he was mar
ried to Sophronia Foster, and to
them were born four children, all Of
whom are still alive and were present
at his funeral. Mr.. Perigo at an
early date left lis home in New York
and came west, landing in Kenosha4
then known as Southport, July 8,
1914. Most Of the time since he has
been a resident Of this vicinity.
During the past winter he was
brought into the clutches of the pre-
vailing epidemic, and, like many
others, seems never to have fully re
covered, and it is thought by his
friends that this fastened his death.
Thus another Of the early settlers
Of Kenosha County has gone from
among us and few will be missed
more than Father Perigo. Mild and
cheerful in disposition, lie was full
of tenderness to those around him.
Even the children on the streets were
glad to meet him, and he had a
kindly word for all His remains
were taken to Bristol, Wis, and laid
beside his faithful wife in the pres
ence Of relatives and a large con-
course of friends.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-05
Woodworih.

The entertainment given by the
Y. P. S. c. E. was a success and all
speak in glowing terms of the elocu-
zionist, Mr.. Watrous.
Mr.. Thayer had a good sized au-
dience on Sunday and they received
instruction where to place their trust
if they wanted to enjoy happiness in
this world or in the other Well, the
same kind Of instruction has been
given US from the time Adam was
turned out of Paradise, and it will
probably be wanted until Gabriel
sounds his trumpet
Mr.. 4. c. Joslyn and wife went
down to Pleasant Prairie on Satur-
day and report all we'll at that burg.
Somebody in our city is fond Of
lilies, 50 they call round at night
and steal them.
The warm weather and a genial
rain has improved the appearance Of
the gardens and fields and content is
settling down in orr minds as we
watch things grow and expect soon
TO reap the reward Of our labor in
very nice garden sauce.
Mr.. Torrey and wife, Of Pleasant
Prairie, attended the Plank Road
church on Sunday.
Mrs. B. E. Vincent, while in Ke-
nosha on Decoration Day, was SCI
verely injured by some accident to
her buggy
Glad to report that Mrs. S. Epson
is improving and apparently will
come out all right
Mr. S. Kingman is also gaining in
health quite rapidly and will soon be
around as il days gone BY.
/ hope that all your readers are