Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06
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We had occasion few days since to look in
upon ssy eral 81, the business men In the village
of WilmA NteAfound avery fair sharo of bust
ness. in the different branches of industry going
on, and tho place prospecting. We sec no reason
wlysa very hourishing little town should not
spring up there. 3----saz s@-----Ns sss----z'a
VIM HAWTHORN & Co., have a large and well
assorted stock of gocds--largcr than 10 usually
found in country store-and seem to be driving
a good business. They are fsir dealers and de-
serve ai;beral patronage, and will no doubt re-
ceive it from the country around them.
THOMAS PHILLIPS. has : very good stock Of
goods, and il likewise doing good business A
store at that distance from the city is frequently
q great convenience to the inhabitants and we
presume our friends in the southwestern portion
of the country find 1t 30. 81 eas9lE5 1al,ssT
RANSOM SHoTLIPF, as viii be seen By refer
cnce to our advertising columns, still continues
the business of blacksmithing in alliis branches.
He is an sold hand at the bellows" and will do
up all jobs in his line in good style.
J. T. WASHER is in the Wagon and Carriage
making business, and from the appearance of his
shop, we judge he is doing good business in that
line He is prepared to manufacture or repair
vehicles of all kinds, from whce!barrow to an
elegant carriage, and we presume will receive
due share of the patronage of the public.
|. MCINTYRE 81 MAGILToS, Blacksmiths, de-
their manufacture at our County Fair, which
spoke well for skill and workmanship. We con-
cludcd that in the horseshoeing department they
are especially well posted, and commend them to
any of our friends in that section of the country
who desire such jobs well done. $50
LEWIS MCDONALD, Boot and Shoe Maker, IL
doing good business in improving tho under
standings Of the people, At this season Of the
year, this is an important item, as nothing con-
duces more to health and happiness than dry,
warm feet. Those who wear his manufacture
| will ensure both. AfeT . e
r. ARNOLD, is engaged in the same business,
and Judging from the specimens of his work that
| we saw, those who employ him to manufacture
either boots or shoes, will have no reason to CON-
| plain. --"'' 7's
'WiLMoT HOTEL.--Samuel Turner has dspos-
ed of his interest in this House to ROBERT AN
DERsos, who intends soon to give it thorough
overhauling, and pu. it in tip-top repair. He
spares no pains in making his guests comforta-
/ bic and at home, and we presume the travelling
public will appreciate bis endeayors for their ac
commodations. And by the way, he is making
! preparations for a Christmas Bail, which we I'M
ders.and is going to be pleasant affair Our
Wilinot friends will have rare time +" tripping
the light, fantastic .oe.'
| y The Free Democrat of Tuesday last, fig
ure: up the result of the election on Governor,
as follows: Bashfords majorities, $500; Barstow's
do. 1914, giving Bashford majority of 555-and
Douglas and La Pointe to hear from. These
counties have now been heard from, and they
give Baistow 12o, hence its figures elect Bash
| ford by 435 majority ~ .-str