Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-08-27

but strong as the inclination was 1T was combat
i ed by n spice of coquetish pride SO she merely
shook hands coidly and said, suppose
you will honor us with your company aga n
! soon
i Not unless our meeting is likely to be hap
pier one than this has been said he hastly,and
at once left the room
lCoaclede3 in oar aert.l
/
ABOUT GiRLS' NAMES. The Green BAY A9-
vocate--shall we say the Wing editor Of that ex-
cellent parer l-indnlges in the following refec
tons; caused by persuing GAINESVILLE catalogue
| Of schoolgirls:
| TIE FASHION of girls names changes almost
as fast as the fashion of dress. From the good
old Puritan times, great great grandmothers
were perseverance,, and Patences, and Chari-
| tvs. and Freeloyes, and 50 forth-all Illustrative
| Of the straight and rigid ways Of those days
there have been many grada,ions down to this
! time. When we were a boy, we recollect that
| the rage then was for novel names. The girls
we used to 20 to school with were Anorllas,
Amoretts, Emmogenias (not lmogenes), Evcli-
mas, Rosaiinas and all that sort Of magnificent
thing Since then, there have been many varia-
tons, until now the rage seems 70 be for some
thing merely pretty-not magnificent or descrip-
tive.--but simply ''takng."
We have been looking through the First An
ual Report OF the Board of School Commissions
ers of the city of Janesville,' pretty good re-
port, we reckon, containing b pages, and neat
y printed at the Daily Standard Office, which
establishment viii please take this rs our notice
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mr.. T., H., f--, -s ;~.a7 a.rila,,t ue9r Ma,
t. 01;a IL ,,.l,;r} sar ,,.as ,,,ccinitatad srom
q bridge a4er Il raviGe near sixty feet, upon lh8
cd aud large number wounded. Among the
latter were two interesting sons OF Rev, Dr.
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/ Rev. Artamas Bu.lart, of this city, one thirteen
and the other sixteen years Of a@e. They both
died i'm a few hours after receiving the iujUlT.-
There has been a remarkable succession of cas-
ual,iesin the tuniiy whose name they borr.-
/ Their gaudiaiaar. Dr Artemas ballard o.. -Ui-
ton. IN this State. was j.iiled by at'lIn bis barn,
al the ace of >aventy-three years and five
months, Their uncle DR.. Jesse NJ Ballard. OF
/ Sn francisco, was wrecked and lost a la~
hours from that city, on his way to the sand
wich Islands. some six years age. Another va
Gle. Rev Dr.. ARENAS, BuiarI, OF 81. Louis,
was li,ie1 Il year ago last November, at the
railroad disaster ut the 6ascona3e Rr'dre, Mis-
sangi. a second-cousia, DIR. Asa Ballard, la.e
/ OF Midway was lost In tHe ferry boat between
I Phi.a&s.h and Amboy, that was destroyed uy
fire. And now these youths, by o disaster ike
+ carly gave! !" addition to THIS tHa iatler Oh
ms i'i' ~ tt> - '''''it.' .. '2'''"t'' - 1
"h'te' OF Aortl.a.ridre' died from an injury ~
G.Ved tLoai ia-iinS 'fee ana heF gfaaAi'l5lt',
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9y choosing az ."t ~ IeiAaTN2'.5 aee % one nun
! 9Ied ana thiee Ihlse 4"c'e 40 ii'e9u t't','-v
/ q most singular succession OF distressing ctrG