Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-01
Child Lost.


On Thursday evening last, about nine o'clock,
our citizens were startled by the ringing of
handbels up and down the streets, and the cry
of Child Lost - A little boy, six years of age,
a son of Michael Laughlin was missing and
could not be found. Many turned out to aid in
the search but in vain. On Saturday morning
the boys cap was found floating in the harbor,
which led to the conclusion that he had fallen in
and drowned. AL that day and Sunday the
the search was kept up, dragging the river and
portions oftho harbor, but without success. Du.-
ing all these days days and nights the unhappy
parents were in a state of painful suspense, hard
to be borne, in which they had the sympathy of
many personal friends.
The body was finally found on Tuesday after
noon, in the harbor, by the crew of the Schooner
orion as they were hauling up to the dock
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GONE TO EUROPE Our friend, J. c. Rob-
ERrs, Of the town of Bristol, started yesterday
on visit to England to the scenes Of his old
home Mr. Roberts has made many friends du-
ring his residence in the county, and they will
all unite with us in wishing him a pleasant
Journey and safe return to the home of his
adoption.
~ "OLD PHELPS" laid monster egg
upon our table a day or two since, measuring
2l4 inches in circumference If anybody can
beat this we should like to hear of it.
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LoTs OF GooDs. Charley Brown, at the
Park City Store, has Just been opening one OF
the largestaad most elegant stock of goods, in
the city. Call there if you want to make bar
gains, and get the latest styles
PRopUCE n FLOUR SToRE.-MeSsrs. ii. A
Subiia & Co., have opened Store in the Dur
kee House, corner of Main and Pearl SITS, fol
lie purchase of all kinds of country produce
and the sale of Winter Il Spring Wheat Rye
and Buckwheat Flour, corn meal, &c, together
with the ground Feed of every kind, &c SEE
their advertisement and then give them call
~ L. w. Blinn tells about them new goods
in our paper this week, see what he has to say
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New GooDS.-Messrs SIMMONS & Son hay'
just been opening a large lot of New Goods
We looked into their store yesterday, and foun
shelves, counters and every other place pile
full. Ladies dress goods in great variety an
elegance, cloths caSimeres &c, for mems wear
anv quantity of Prints, Shee,ing, Shifting, X c
1t is hardly necessary to say to the people G
Kenosha that Simons & Son is a capital plac
to buy goods, for about everybody knows it.
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BURNING OF THE. PROPELLER OTTAWA
We learn by the Captain of the Steamer Cleve
land, from Chicago yesterday that the Propelle
OTTAWA, was burnt within Is miles of Chicago
Tuesday night a little after midnight. She wa
from Grand Haven, loaded with lumber. W
have no particulars of the disaster.
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