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spsRsomAl AND I,reaARv.

" ~ Af JAS @ H
"A statement Ia mado on tho boo(
authority that the Cxar Of Russia has
rad Georsv Kcnnan's papors "a siberia
IN the Century.
Tho novelist 1ulWer's vife onco
wrote 10 wilkic Collins that no ala not
know how to describe . villain: "Now,"
che said, III you want genuine villsia.
write up my husband"
Thomas Bailey Aidrich writes Glow.
u and fa~stidiously. revising snA cor.
rccting tho most unimportans ssticlo
with poetic care; Ill his articles before
they roach the printer are written ed
rewritten At least three or four limos.
William iDcan Howell writes from
1000 10 1900 words daily, end sltss bic
pages have bocn copied on me typo.
writer no Roes over them again, aAAlae
. word hcro and crasing . line thsse,
until thoy arc perfect
Edward A.. Freeman. the English
historian, II short. but stout and robust.
Like most EnglishmeA. no hes . we'll.
fed, Misunderstanding APPEARANCE. No
wears 3 long. white ~pasrisrchal heard.
lie has . son married and settled In Viz.
Ginia, and ne 10 very proud u bic Ana.
lean grandchildren
William d. uowslis bolisves WITH
Anthony Trollops that . noveiist sheuld
no mors wait for Inspiration II bic work
than . shoemaker o. A<allow chandlee.
They both oct upon the prinoiple tAst
writing novels u purely mechsai6al
work, like writing lawyers' briefs, Soe
instance, or book.kccpia9.
Frank R. STOCKTON hss he'd Q 6resN
deal Of cheap fun pokcd % him 10 b.
ing - rising young msn Of letters q
tho ago Of afty.nvo.T nutis should Hcro.
mcmborcd thstho had served . ionRSnd
lahOrlous apprenticeship N iitnsaturs
bosoro no surprised the world with his
frssh and original story. 1.-THE Lady o.
Che Tiger"
Edward Lloyd. the proprietor Of tho
Daily Chronicle and Iioyd'A Weekly
Newspaper, London, not only makes tho
paper on which no prints Ills nows. but
also grows Tho grass from which tho
paper Ia made. Tho vtxlsor 70 bic once
Il shown . largo photograph 81, bic ~.
gcrian gSsss farm, wtth lsborsss busy
gathering aud packing osparto for bio
paper mills q Bow.
-Gcorge William Custix % described
~ - bland gentleman with , clOrtcd
appearance. and looking - though 10
ought 10 part his hair In tho middls.s
lilo stands I've loot Zen, wNaN EnglisA
whiskors, and dsrkish hight locka shade
. handsome fsco. Vor t~wcnty.eisht
yoars he has been tho literary adviser %
Mossrs. Harper q lIroth0rs. rcceiviaR
The splendid salary Of ss5,o Oo . vear.
Tho Srench Academy gives q psise
Of A,o0O francs OvSry year Tor tho beee
verses upon whstsver subject Il nay -.
lect. ThlA year tho assigned theme W.
labor. but OF tho ZOO pocts who entered
the oOnteat not ono considered labor II
any other light than thSt Ut pesAimism.
They oil dwtlt arou 10 palms. Ito hard
shipA Ito dspdgcry and IL mlssriss,
without 0ncdy ouchtne upon " bsnsAas,
~ duties Or IN saving inhaoaoesA
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HUMOROUS.

Ethel "Ivhst makcs that man hold
his hcad ~ high and strut about uot"
Mother--"Why, didn't yoA observe hin
drop . copper In thss blind orRsn.
grinders TN oup2"- Exchange.
Tilted Child-"Mamma. how much
did yon put In tho c~olieotionf" Mother
IA quarter. my doas. Whys" Tired
child tgapin9l-"Well. this preacher
gives IN awful lot Tor tho ,nonsyr-
Newport Ncwa.
why. my boy. you've xpcit window
without on n. Don't you know Tho ar.
ference between . window and . widowS"
Eyes, cir. You csn MN through one
snd-and--you can't Gro through The
Other. sir" Punch.
- Emma-"l gucss you sro q littlo
fond % Mr.. boutwell,, arcn'I youYv
N%cllie--"i don't know; what made O
Thick so"" Emma-"l noticed o. tho
whist party last night that whcnovsp hs
lead = heart suit you always srusspeA
aud tooh IT, carney Enterprises
Feminine r%cnctration. - 1.Alv
dearest Sophie, do tNll mo what you
think OF my hat. " thia rosc.color h.
coming 10 mop "Oh, yoa, u II iust oAe
color for you, dear" Liiy Tan hour later.
TO tho maid)-"Takc tho v-oue-colo,sA
hat Ia tho millircr's and toll her 70
change II for prari gray ~ licReude
Halter.
-fcllowiy- ''Hou'vc married a rich
wife. understand" irownIv--"i
have" S,--"Wcll, then. I think vou
ought 10 rny u'e that ftty dollars vou
borrowed v year ago" R-"lll hive IN
pay ~ installmcnts. then. NV how"
why no." h--"She. never sllcv,
mo moro than . dollar - umv."-Roa.
ton Couricr,
An lrishmaW who In WVtud In, hein~
IN scrapes was lately waiting ~xaminc.
ttotstn tho matter ~ . light In tho no.
'lco court whcn thcre entered y diru,6ed
young lawyer who had = vaso IN
court. Hello" said tho divniacd
young lawyer. what arv o doins
noecY' I'D have you understand. sor,
do not practice In thls oopr,. ! am !
d~itludant" San Nrancisco Chroaicl~. :
- Justice you arc hero again. arr
your Old Offender "Yis, sor, Nv A Nav
yer honor" Justice -"ChascL Win
larccny again. I ssS." did Offender
Wis. sor. l'w sorry ~ cay Justice
WHY n II that you av lsouah, nm
herr 60 frequently charged with thu
theft 81 small samss" Oid Onendor-
III yer honor will use ycs i~naoccuco u
gct mo . Nb M confidential clerk, o
viii thry 10 Git away Will so much ,ha,
nobody will mako any thrcubls Tor mo
America.
in tho .'Dry-Goods Emporiun.~-
NJ. Ngg--"Well. have you selpolc,
that htc rcnts' worth % ribbon YETI
Mrs. Egg mo. NOT w.. did you n
tircd of waiting eutpiast' NJ. FIR
~ No. ! hsve bPss assuad 70 Ss
ofhce and cleared ssteu 6sndNl dolias
N rsal-esMss assl alNub ~ cane 4
ksss." Mm ftsR tmoniyl-IU1ss(
yhsa ~ Wifl jusS ba1 ~ eco n
49, nave tesa wahluR % ~.
~ lle. Fin eiood On eae Socp aa1 d
nscesa Oh 70 himscle that there W.
times when = man eot tealiyl ana q
1lseis 20 smart TOT his ewnl geel.s
gssss Haste Expssss. wv
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
w. e. HCdVft NIlC1Iu.
JnO. n. Raglan, Plaintiffs Aitys. 9iS
NWRMnwnsn
SMRWIVR SALE.

Iy vtrtuc NJ An Osyirs Of sAle lsa,ed Nlt 81 the
district esHist N The eighth. Judicial district In
AMI Tor Webster eountyjN cbsHska u,sW 8 3srree
't =. .cr .s,I' sI.r sSn c s,%i Ir y e y. ,s s'' Ssnirt Hsr: rsS
n. Warner and Xuiiinan Taylor { e, xse a..
!sndsnsa ! ;naii Met 70. s:!e q publ: vsnd1s
sSs isss .srS 4 ssiaa sssst va h"iasnJ 81. ;Hs
cd day a ynn,sry 4. niilsee q oac o'cloch ].
The north WRIST yttastee. INV ~ Of secttOW
twenty-five ri 10 township. 9seJ north range
ksn N6) west Of the sah =. D. Webster c9.nty
istA day of n~scsheS A. "a J; i.o
NJ Cas- & McNeny their Attys. 2tN
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10


DIR. SaQue's German worm caRoo
ueNN,y vSswss aud Wmoves tlnaa espaN It'd m
w". aAfs vAAasane sns casystvs.
Coed motherU uso Dr.. WtnCholIO
vfcthmsg sNuup tof ctatlrrm With csldS. ~
ths,Nsis, aud I" lcgutatc ths tsDWt~
Uncls Same nerve and uoue liui.
nseal Viii relieve rrAlna. h.ulsea. as0sAAeiA al
tneuvnAtsM. u. L. Field, No.. ~ kSss Ma.
pls IT.,
Dr.. JaCkuo . condition poWdOgo
the beet fs hasss~ cAith. hsGS ana pssassy.
!iEr pls. tSs ear ssosAssS. ssss.s lsss -
tndigcssiun.
Cure your eo0Gho op4 eos1e WITH
u0cSDe M Wtea soeesy. AZ aguRItsts ksep
I. Ixs1e Aealcs a6y ssI1aA1I c1s 3alAs
tn. !.:;s:s .. wss: .! s.:sa 1900 :.sss.I y: x
tio~A and NalastAl dtssAsrS IS1p 6ntfs
atty csnss ss1 Sss esshN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
CAs.& Mcxeny, Iraiutiis sii"sSsys. rs


M ~
Notice N hcvely river tina! nsscr aud ~ ":
egN!t 81 the eighth .judttsl district In and ior
ArtlOn llesNilmg In said cta,rt WHEREIN ssbvxakN
llsMn .&crtiai cO. n plaintiff and lluAyvtlI. Thorn
Martha u. T!.Gsp Jw,. 1S>rltMn EMlMrvApW Tai.
CUt & ca. and btndelMkct bsua. nnnuGartWSiWg
Co. arr tlefpudsnts. ] hhul1 UlfGS lOv AuleN nj pw6.
lie vendue fOr rash IN hand u the tWst ssiOr Al
tho cOWrt hOuse lN MW Cloud In anll county,
ltllnt hein9 the place where the last term Of aAyt
cetlrt WAS h0ldcdJ Oh the x3th dav II January,
lsoe nj two V'cp0rk ]. =. uhe f0alUwiwg deM'rtk.
al property 10 Wit, the southwest Ilartes. q
section ~ lvc jI!) In tnwi.ship 10Nr q north N
range twelve. ll!l wese of The o p m In Webster
Mivsn under my hand this 2Rh day Of iss,em.
~ iS~.
Il. c. KcOrr, hlepin.
JnO.M N. RAUAX, Plaintiffs Attys. ?tS
Notice Z hereby given lnea uMhes ami b.. W.
u the 'dlGF!cs court II tue eight. judicial dis.
trict In aod o0v Wc6seep county Nebruskx upon
= decree In On ertlOW pending In nnld osalI(
wlie9rln lleOIge 4. Chaney Aasigueo r. plaintiff
AMl Joshua 6ruhAkeS In defeGdnut ] ntatl at.
fer Tor ANlo Ut public vcadue Tor cash In hard, a
the east dO0r u the courthouse, In kel ClOe,l
IN sald county tthaA lelng Ne plnne where thN
last term u saia eeust was ha(tenl an The 1gh
.day. q January. - q o'eeoct p p the to-
est g'tnrscS 9 = - :! t0wn . ana 10 wssl
UivsM uMdsV ny h and this. lSsh day II Ikcrir'
Der lWW. ~ q. AtNvTy. HherlM.
n n. ch.n.v. r,.,.,,H.. sis:r,,sS 'NV"s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10

ny virtue q ~ eSsS:sion i.s;':d BY X T..
ass.si sisssscs IN sis7 iSs Webster cosssy, did
q! vrar. y. Tsyloc: p;s'rs'a ard aSsinss =: y,
have levied uiMa The following descrtssd real
s.,:'s q. 'lc ts% .E = = : " S,is & Il. ;c~; y
81 the ayvustrAsrccs h.&ns0tng thessto and
viii, Uu tic 2sth day ~ IsNuS5y ieoU NJ on
o'clock r. IN. Gn ssld lay % the east oS!E % ~
nj kssl GlMhl in xNlh county. scll NAid rial -
lAtr rs lM,blc vemdsc ~ the highest bidder To-
raNh ~ aAt,efy aNld execution Tho AsnOunt dive
lIIUv. and MtNrly ave- one hulMltvdtis nOllavuN
~ IN per cent tuorrcat h MM ooeeUatsS u. lSsk
and 81. Mt and Aty-Avc Oue hWswlrcdths dOolxss
CCatn ulIA uCrrttlsn.
lhstrtl prycMtwr ~. tS9.
(Nsr q MrNrNy. u. 4, A,nrr,
tttl's attn. .ey, Nhcsi0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
WATNED

Men ~ take orders for Narsey stock
u salsy or Commission. l can make
. successful.
SALESMAN.
Of any one 'vho will work aud follsw
ny Instructions. Win furnish head.
sosc "a aitfNs, and pay your salary
NJ csmn'ssiss every wcsk. Write
fas terms ~ once.
E.O t;raharp, Hurseryman,
Nv itpchoster, n. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-01-10
sMHosvv,s aALw.

Notico h HereSy siVem Siai under and b. vr
t,,s VI AM otder 81 aale leased by L.. o, for,
disisict IN and ios Webster county. NcSSssKS,
MJOn = sircrrc IN IN scsknn pend.mR N sRId
ssHrt wherein iwvs 3 t~eis. plsIntla and
Il r@biIc scSd,se ioy cAsI W .is.Ai ~ ~ east
,csv II the court houss ip . C10ssA IN ssid
couNty. THAT tying ~: y*.ace, Mhese tls tAe
al iSersMHcr iss, ri i0cioxE n. ti,o inlJo~1nx
dcsrrlbcd p,O,s.sty tUWM, The soutA.WsS1
I,Avtrr a NAe WOSth.wess esarsrs and SH,lh-
iSMstscn, litl IowS oao III neiSh rAnss twelve.
lisI wrsS Il ths . r s.t In wessssr county, Ne
bgHAkA.
Glsrn undov my hand this nh AZ . No
veMhrr ~ u. a.. &OrT,
nv Cnae 3 MeAeuy khert0.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TIE sale 81 the above deac!.hed prepev!y n
Nh dsy 81 Fs6Wssry len.
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SYTvCOTT'S MACAZANH, UxAs ~
Z. ,dvief and Or. sNtsS SssAssN, q NANe1y

/b|TvCOTTS MACAZANA, O6A ~
Il 'nrief asdsx.sHtsS sssAssA. ~ Avrsv
&. inrT
q %" ".Ied a Astfy hAeSsAS n SSist -
n's,i ~ sieA sSa&e1.
N"f !" 'ao'f ss'v@hss. AsS = GsS at9yssG1
- voS M wet 10 e. in AVA ET0 ~ ~
(vss NE 6eX'v T. "Ss MsHsr ssk Q AA6NN.
Nv ssiy sAst. Asi sc'fA sssA ssmAsr ~ ~
~ bssG'sGec( otter seshvsAskisss. ssAisA<3tO
yss 9 good N Wasss| hr,idrs ne ssssk
4. M SisSjss M'c' "A'sA Asss Asss sArusA -
AZ gateway II fc>Sia' E&vv. Assv ssseUaAh6
MrsSxAesf hAs sSh's k'sa. ssS A.[@y LihniU-
ssks AEtsasiss st,s.h ~ az IesS NuSJH
MesNAD Publications.. a1f IL az @st Wtks6-
Ns6-Ss< tsktef ~ fSsHsskies " IT. Aisii h AZ
world. ES IsH .H',vifkivs GisssAsSs. AlfSs,s
kNYXNCOT1'.S MiGAxLVR, ENiAsdAA1
$500 er ysav. as sh. itssk ssaA1.
sAs tsSh'A~ n ~" rsfsS wtN sssass ysn
Ss~tsssit<ssS.
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u. rs : |: I! :l s::s Y. 9! SIS; .:: SCI 81 & ;ss a N X
~! W.: :: 9: ::s :! 5 s: go! . S';s': !: ~. = 81 !. g! 6
"a :si!: !. k VIII" =; :: a.issssS.s. | IL: ait g:
esse ths.s g doYs q si,e N,ur hosss In I'D
whore tho last term. % sal6 court vt
hotaesl 81 NE q! Az 81 JsnMary. iss = on
o'clockI ]: =. The following described pr4pefsy
1881 IN township tW0l D nSSth range OH yesl Of
The. suh y. y. N Wroeees county. Nebraska.
Given under my hand and seal this iSt6 day
Of December Ire
u. G. sOosr. Kheha.
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Notice !. S:.sSy ! i!sS iS.s ss%ss and ?, u;
civtN ~ che district rourt III The sh
iSas!I a.x.it s.~ amt 4, sss y. ws"'; ~
;,,,s: ys 81. sss y ~ ed 's ss,;.. Sss ssss
ode Of Il arc Xrfr,saanSs { sSsd sHes ~ ~le
q vuiNr Vsuils it cnsh W ksSsl Mine res!
de-. = =: Css.i !: = - s1SSL sxs
sspI.r issS az ! e's'@k p.3. The Iss.stnE ~.
~cst half 81 srsssn Svssty lxl esynahlp Svvl;l
rautk UUhse twelve ttsl uooa Vt The ~ o.on
NslsSerS coHney. ksAS1eke
..alyss ssHass ~ Asna shss ssS ~ q Mssea'
Il ueNemy. sSrr..
- TtniNslat H1pspey.
Nssekd ~ escss 1ssssHS1 ssssss1Ty,t"
:sS AZ StsssssI jsSS 49,.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-19
Obituary Notice.

Friderika Petzke, nee Zybell, wife of
Henry Petzke, passed to her heavenly
rest on June 3D., at the age of 50 years.
Born in Germany, she came to this
State in 1867. She was indeed helpmeet
to her husband, kind and considerable
mother to her children, a good neighbor
and true friend and AN earnest christian,
quiet but firm in her convictions and ac-
lions. In the best of health, it seemed al
most impossible to her to lind disease
fastening upon her. However, she was
laid low and for about months confined
to her bed, slowly and gradually wasting
away, beyond the reach of medical skill.
But she was always cheerful and con
tented, trusting in God, conformed to his
will, and finally passed quietly to that
rest that remaineth to the people Of God.
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If you need new spring suit Eichelman
& Sons is the place to get it,
DR.. Evans, of Racine, will be in Kenosha
every Wednesday until farther notice Or
ders left at Starkweather's drug store.
Scotford Rubber Stamps, all kinds, cheap
at Leach & Lambs Corner Drug Store.
Fancy and useful articles for sale at
w. G. r. Bazaar.
Shiloh's vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, loss of appetite, dizziness, and
all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70
cents per bottle. For sale by Woodward u
Conley Druggist.
"Don't buy a pig in a bag" 1t costs
money to make a good binder or mower.
Examine the machine that is offered you
at low price. You may find it is not
worth what is asked for it. Champion
binders and mowers are built upon honor
from the best material obtainable and in
the way known
All the popular cold soda drinks at
Leach & Lambs new fountain.
The best Soda Water, and that you get
at Leach & Lambs.
LaMarsh, the old reliable photographer
is still making cabinet photos for three
dollars dozen.
Just received new line of fine and me-
dunn ready made clothing at Eichelman q
Sons.
A $50 outfit will be furnished on 80 days
time to the first responsible agent that ap-
plies for it, with guarantee of Sl5O proh'
iu four weeks or no pay. Exclusive con
troll of your county given. Something new
and with great possibilities. We prove
our responsibility Address at once, Will
stamp, A. B. Jarvis & Co., Racine
Wis 1ow44
What is the use of sending your laun
dry out of town when there is a good steam
laundry at home Prices as low and Wori
lust as good as in Chicago.
Next door to Beyersdorfer's Market.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in Kenosha on Wednesday, the
18th inst, Samuel r. Mcclellan, M. D.
Dr. Mcclellan was born in Coleraine,
Mass, in March, 1906, and was conse-
quently little over "a years of age at his
death He came from Revolutionary
stock, his grandfather, Col. Hugh Nc
Clellan, being soldier of the Revolution
airy war. Being left an orphan when
quite young he went to live with an I'M
Gle, John Mcclellan, M. d., in Columbia
County, New York, with whom, at an
early age, he commenced the study OF
medicine, attending medical lectures in
Boston in 1926 and 1927, and soon after
though only 81 years of age, was licensed
to practice by the medical society Of the
county in which he lived. He soon ac-
quired high standing in his profession,
and in 1885 removed to Hudson, n. Y,
where he practiced several years with
great success. la 1889 he was compli-
mented with an honorary degree from the
Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia,
and was President of the Medical Society
of Columbia County several years, and
served four years as delegate to the Medi-
cal Society of the State of New York.
In 1916 he removed to Wisconsin and
settled on an extensive farm in the town
of Wheatland now RandalD, dividing his
time between agricultural pursuits and
his practice; also served several times as
president of the County Agricultural So
ciety. In 1847 he was elected to the Con
stitutional convention which framed the
State Constitution, discharging his duties
to the full satisfaction of his constituents.
Ae was also elected to the State Senate in
1857 Subsequently he moved to Keno
sha, where he soon acquired a successful
practice, which he followed till declining
years required him to fOrego his labors.
His life has been long, busy and useful
one.
For many years Dr. Mcclellan was a
communicate of the Congregational
COAA'A''NAA'
with his profession. In his worldly bust
ness he was particular in his contracts, re-
curing them to be fully understood by
both parties, with full design to perform
all that he promised and even more rather
than less: and it can be truthfully said
that he was an honest and upright man IN
all his dealings He maintained his fac
ulties in a remarkable degree to the day
of his death.
In 1880 he was married to Miss Cath
arine Garner, of Columbia County, n. \.
who died in 1878. He leaves three sons
and two daughters to mourn his loss, two
or three daughters having passed away
before. Though too far advanced in
years for active physical exertion he will
be missed in the family circle and his va
cant chair will long be reminder OF his
abCnncn COM.
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PROCLAMATION.

Notice is hereby given tat from and
after June 23d, 1890, and Until Oct. 1st,
A. d. 1890, no dog, bitch or whelp shall
be allowed or permitted to nm at large
within the limits of the city Of Kenosha,
unless such dog bitch or whell shall be
securely muzzled with wire mlzzle, tc
be fastened on with leather strap OF
chain.
All such dogs, bitches or whelps as are
found running at large contrary 70 the
City Ordinance No. 81, will be destroyed
by the Chief of Police or his aids after
June 23d, 1890.
JOHN B. KUPFER, Mayor.
Kenosha, June 23d, 1890.
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LOCAL NOTES AND NOTIONS.

Mrs. Hosea Barns, corner Of Ann and
julius streets, has good square piano
which she will sell for 800 cash. This is
good chance to get fine piano very
cheap. 3w4
All the Daily and Sunday Papers and
| Weekly and Monthly Periodicals at the
Gilt Star Paint Store Pitts & Griffith,
Props. +
Paris Green, Slung Shot, Insect Powder
and Moth Balls at Woodward & Conley's.
Have you seen the Silk Quilt at Fish
er's and the Crocheted Spread at Mrs.
Reeds-the work of the Corps which
are to be disposed of at the Bazaar.
AGENTS WANTED:-Do you want to
make money If so, sell our choice MUIR
sery stock Write us for terms.
MAY BROTHERS. Nurserymen,
e,y1 Rochester, n. Y.
Enamel paints for painting and decorat-
ING furniture, wicker work, flower pots,
bath, tubs walls, ETC., at Woodward d
COnl,2y's.
l7oR. s5ALE-A 60 acre farm, D miles
souith of Kenosha. Good buildings, young
orch. ard Of 30 trees. Low price to cath
buyer. u w. smith
o1u4 Kenosha, Wis.
Lemonade, ice cream and cake at W.
r. G. Bazaar.
Tnsnect orr uew stock of Paper hangings.
Our line is com pete and our prices are
very low GiM Star Paint Store. Pitts q
Griffith, Props.
Call in and tMaL nine Elchelman % oons
new line of sprin, g til IS.
We have some A n o. Farm and City
mortgages for sale. 400
If you want whitew. lsh, paint or ar
brushes, go to Woodward &, Conley's'
For fine Watch, Clock a nd Jewelry re re
pairing, go to Weiskopf ! 'roS'' op bo*e
Grant House. Ai
Catarrhscure health and weeT orea 1
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh hehie ny
Price 80 cents Nasal Injector rec; TO
sale by Woodward & Conley, dru. gslS'
Home made candy, delicious al I'd tooth
some, at w. r. G. Bazaar
That hacking cough can be SO uiJ ~ :.
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarante Va =. !.
For sale by Woodward & Conley. DRUG giS'
We have full line of imported bl. vi
Dress Goods
< LENT & FUNcK.
in custom work Louis Eichelman, the
cutter, takes the lead He is always to be !
round at Eichelman & Sons clothing store.
Thin and impure blood is made rich and
healthful by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t cures scrofula. salt rheum, ali blood dis
orders.
Hungarian and Millet Seed at Woodward /
& Conley's.
Come to the W. r. G. Bazaar, to be held
in Simmons Hall Thursday afternoon and |
evening, June ~, 1871. supper served |
from to o'clock. Doors opened at 3 in
the afternoon. !
Great variety of Chenille and Lace Cur
tains at Lentz & Funck's.
All are pleased that open a '',Sa0ings
Bank Acc0unt' with Dan Head & Co.
Call in and examine Eichelman & Sons
new line Of boys clothing.
smokers, there are great many So
called best sc. cigars, but for genuine i'm
ported Long Havana Filler, no adultera-
ton, drugs or artificial flavor, the old reha-
BILE SsWarbler'' cannot be beaten.
25tf I'll. ANDRE,
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The following is list of the names Of
the pupils of District No. Pleasant
Prairie, who have been neither absent nor
t,rdv during the month ending June ID:
Maud Riley, Ida Riley, Lewis Pincombe,
Lulu Riley.
NELLIE MALONEY, Teacher.
The following pupils of District No. 8,
Dlooeont prairie have been neither alb
sent nor tardy during the month ending
SINE 18th: Mamie Johnson, Maud Rob
ertson. Walter Johnson. Lulu Johnson,
Lila Johnson
JOSIE L. REYNOLDS. Teacher.
The following are the pupils OF District
No. 5 of Pleasant Prairie, who have not
been absent during the month ending
June 18th: Dora Thomey, Mamie Ihom
ey, Oliver Thomey, Arthur Kelly, Henry
O'Hare.
ARTHUR REYNOLDS, Teacher.
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She was Completely Cured.

A daughter of my customer suffered from
SUPPRESSED menstruation, and her health
was completely wrecked. At my sugges-
ton she used one bottle of Bradfeid's Fe-
male Regulator, which cured her. J. W.
Hellums, Water Valley, Miss.
Write the Bradfeld Reg. Co., Atlanta
Ca, for particulars. Sold by woodward
& Conley druggists. 4wo
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First publication June II, 1890.
r Notice to Creditors.
)sHA COUNTY COURT-In Probate

! K EN0SHA COUNTY oooR'-'H '4'Da's'
In the matter of the last will and testament
Franklin Hayward, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and dc
mands of all persons against franklin Hayward, de
ceased, late of the town of Pleasant Prairie in sal
county of Kenosha, will be received, examined an
adjusted by the County Court of Kenosha count
at the regular terms of said court to be holde
at the county court room, in the city OF Kenoshs
in and for said county. the first Tuesday c
September A D. 1890, and on the first Tuesday {
December A. D. 1890, at 10 o'clock A. M. of thos
days: also that six months from and after tn
seventh day of June, "A. D. 1890. is the tine al
lowed and limited for creditors OF said trankli
examination and allowance.
Dated at Kenosha, the 9TH day of June, A.
1890. BY the Court,
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ADVERTISED MAIL MATTER,

The following is list of mail matter
remaining uncalled for in the Kenosha
Post Office Kenosha County, Wis, for
the week ending June 49, 1890, and which
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office at
the expiration of two weeks unless called
for
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Tourists

WI. ether on pleasure bent or business,
take on every trip bottle of Syrup
of Figs, % - e.. and how
effectuah J " VIC A'u'9 H.
c0' ,kness. For sale in SOC and S1
,.41ha IL leading druggists.
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Millinery Millinery

All the latest styles in Spring Hats and
comets at Mrs. S. Races, up stairs, oppo-
Grant House. Give her call and be
minced that low rent means low prices.
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