Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-20
ADVERTISEMENT

MAMMOTH DRY GooDs HousE.-we Yesterday visited tbe
Wholesale Dry Goods Store of Aessrs Cooley wadsworth
Co.. 10 Sec as matter of curiosity the marks the bur
glars who recently got such payng sight" upon that es
Establishment We also shown the "hoe that was made
in their shelves by the robbers which did not seem much Of
after ALL compared with their immense quantities ~
goods that were piled from floor to ceiling every direction
although the thieves got three ousa dollars worth
There few houses the country doing
Dry Goods business than Messrs Cooley Wadsworh Co
Last year their aggregate sales amounted something
$I000000 and from their arrangements this year. that
amount WILL doubt be very largely increased This firm
possessed OF unlimited pecuniay means and their stocks
are always bought from first hands they making their own
mportations of the foreign fabrics sold by them
Merchants in the west should give Messrs Cooley Wads.
worth Co call before going the to make purchases
they will find they do quite by them as the
Eastern merchants We learn that this House has been es
tablshed ten years--Chicago 75i1une iw4o
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Republican Judicial Convention
Convention of Delegates from the Counties COM
posing the First Judicial Circuit will held at Deavan
Walworth County, Tuesday March 25th inst, at II
clock A. NJ to place in nomination suitable person be
supported at the coming election for the Office of Circuit
Judge.
The counties will be entitled to the following number of
Delegates:
Racine, s; Kcnosha s; waworth, O. Rock II Green G.
By order cfMe Chaimen otte seceraE Co. Committees
March 18th, 1856. 40
Republican Caucus.
The Republican Electors of town Bristol are request
ed to the Red School House, near Nxons corners
Tuesday the 18th day of March, 1856 at O'Clock in the
afternoon to nominate Town Officers to be supported at the
ensuing Town Meeting other
az shall come before the meetTs- by order" OF the
Bristol, March Is, 1856. COMMITTEE
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CITY TREASURER.
ABRAHAM HANSON will be a candidate for recollection
to the office of City at the ensuing Charter Rec
ton.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
H. FUTILE will be candidate the office of Justice of
the Peace, at the ensuing Charter Election.
CITY CLERK
H. T. WEST respectfully announces that he is Candi
date for the Office of City Clerk at the coming Charter Eec
ton.
March 18th, 1856.
CITY CLERK.
f. H. RuDD offers himself as candidate for the Office
of City Clerk at the ensuing Election and respect
fully solicits the votes of his feow-citizens.
CITY MARSHAL.
JOHN E. HENRY will be Candidate for reelection to the
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CITY MARSHAL,
The undersigned having been induced present his name
Candidate for the Office City Marshal would simply
that elected the duties of the Office to the extent of
his ability will be promptly, faithfully and mpartay at
tended to, without regard to party, creed sect.
LESTER BUTLER.
CITY MARSHAL.
A. n CRoTsENBURCH offers himsefas Candidate for the
office of City Marshal the coming charter election and
respectfully asks the sufTrages of his fellow citizens
FOR CONSTABLE
At the Request of many friends Subscriber offers him
self Candidate for the Office of Constable of the first
Ward at the next municipal Election
JOHN G.. BUBBLE.
Kcnosha City Feb. 9th 1856