The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-07-14

Meat Market Reas IL Lewis. have nov
their new market opposite the city Hotel il
readiness for business. From the samples c
r beef with which the printer furnished las
, evening, we infer they intend to keep their es
adjustment supplied with the best that can b.
secured.
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Warm Weather.-During the past ten days
there has been some more than usual warn
weather. The temperature has ranged highe
. few miles back from the Lake, than here il
tbs city. On Tuesday last, the mercury was NJ
to lH09 in gthe shade, from II NJ. TO 3 P. NJ
at the residence OF Mr.. Woodwork, in Salem
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Prestidigitat1on.-M BOsCo, the no
ted Magecicnnc, performed in our city on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings to small but de
lighted audiences She introduced many move
and surprising tricks. among which we may
mention that of the Orange Tree, with its bios
SONS and ripened fruit. Madame Bosco in skill
and dexterity, certainly rivals the noted Sig
BHtz.
New Store R. H. Slosson & Co., have
opened wholesale and retail establishm ent. il
the store formerly occupied by Wood & Carte
on Main Street. Every one who desires to know
how cheap goods can be purchased at this es
Enlistment, should read their advertisement il
this weeks paper; buyers of groceries, will fine
it profitable to look over the list of prices.
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County Equalization The County BoarC
Of Equalization met at the Court House on Mon
day last, and completed their labors on Tuesday
The basis of equalization agreed upon is as fol
lows Kenosha, $8I4,814.30; Pleasant Prai.
RE 2 944.13 Bristol, 1872, 600.38; Salem
296.43O97; Wheatlaud, 383, 97476; Brighton
go ,926 go Paris, 3l8553.OI Somers, 443,
o48 So Total, SO ,258 243OO.
Obituary-.The Rev. Father Roche, pastor
of St. Marks Church Of this city, brea thed hia
last this N orning.
Ills fellow citizens must regret the loss of sc
worthy member of the community, whose ma
ny virtues and charitable acts are well known
to the widow and the orphan, whom he never
failed to aid to the utmost his means would al
low. May his soul rest in peace
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PianOs.-Our musical friends atten ton arc
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'r'eC'e0 ~ ''o Gar" oi - L. watkins ~ Co.
u Ni'cas" "n'cn may De 1ouhd IN our new ad-
advertising columns. These gentlemen are the
wholesale and retail agents for T. Gilbert &
Co, of Boston, firm well known in the west
rs extensive Piano Manufacturers. Their Grand
SemiGrand, Parlor Grand, and Square Piano
Fortes, are without doubt, unequalec by any
other maker.
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inc If tbis Firo 10 tal1
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narsoro yvoro o1o@,o1 ra...--, WIZ -0''0 "''ie
Tbomoe Cantor Fo..a,a,
b. f. Demino. LIST dssf
J. II. Bridgeman. end Asst.
A. P. Stone, Treasurer.
L. W. "'ii'iieI' ''e0aF"'
Enco1,rasirg o. n--z--.-. :
from the country to,vrs :, raaa,..,
prospects are mostly Of an eroonroc;no 49,.
acter. The accounts with h,t fa,r $780,
from vsrious maritime 81 H. c..
ted to GLADDEN. the lo,rt of.bo b,,.,,.,,--
inspire bona an,opo oil ol,uo- MI.
also from variors St.tos &c .,.o rr;. -,
Iy flatterinp in many ,,Iocos ,,bo,, +I,, IT,.
harvest is now in nro@rass tho avon = ,,~|,
ed better than for several yoars ,os. " '''N''-'N
WooI Trade TIL - ..3-,,
brisk in this CITY 5u,ipo ths most ,rooI, W.
m eto+ist;os of H.
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I.,. 0Nq"'J ." MONDAY
49,, '"o ""oun' prought IN
rn,,d. 90 ,..t:y, -",. '''o' POUNDS l,4oo
uo,,,Inu,5 n. '',''' INC SWEARING Oh d.
No.. 'ii'' WY no largest am
- :" ~ any one FARMER III the
-. All. - w "'o i"loi"ieo was
&c paria ''''-'l 'A"'Sn u 'n' Town
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Ti+a~ar7r A r,,,;x.o,oz- m,
-, -. - nv 'i'oiii'0i' oSh-
.''' my i"'iN'i" anu haoie Ll'era-
- "1'' ,'''" 'l0i' anniversary at odd
-, il''' vi "eSoay evening next the lsth
'-'S'' iio eAe' USES WIN De ehlehy OF literary
'N'i "e'e'' anu we oouot not mighty calculated
70 please an intellectual audience These lit
1i"'y enor'S Oh our young gentlemen and La
u'eS' ought 10 receive encouragement and we
oesPeaA Tor them on tuesday evening large
anu "PpreciauYe audience For Particulars
see 0'''' ana posters which VIII be distributed
PRIOR 10 ff'day.
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F"' - 'l0''0' u HioIe 'nali
80 Yo''"s'"s ~ " Muh,Aehoerge
ot,aohaI ~ TtnD.s %'SVli ~ %i"en 'ney were
''''''o'l ''u"J last they look their
,, "'u o'0' 0'alu street. Dndge IN
- 'D''' ''C0 was n"a'iy arrested
~ Jumping ih'o a one morse carriage, and be-