The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-05-09

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~ We have en- interesting letter from an Off,
cor Of U. s. Ship Consultation, cruising on the
western coast of Africa, which we shall publish
next week.
a New Military Company under
stand that the German Hook & Ladder Fire
Company Of this City, have organized them
selves into a Military Company, and are ready
to be called into service.
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Stray Colt.-Who has taken up a stray
three year old mare colt within week or so
past? II anybody has, they will be suitably re-
warded by reporting at J. II, Fancher's Store.
See advertisement.
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sprIn'tiing.We notice that sprinkling has
commenced again, within a few days past Mr.
Hastings has thejob, and we have no doubt that
it will be done up Jroaoa, as he has team which
is used to working all day long and is able to
stand it, We judge so from the looks Of Main
Street lately.
t8S7 We omitted last week to mention the iact
that large and beautiful banners have, for some
time past, been displayed from flag Stats erected
on the Public Schools in this city. These flags
are gotten up in the very best style, and exhibit
the patriotism and lborality of the teachers and
scholars ofthe public Schools
80 s---
No great EOss without some Small
Gain."-Lyman, Mowry & Bent, are now re-
coiving complete and carefully selected assort
mens Of LGdies, Misses, and Child's Caters, Lace
Boots, &C., which were purchased Lo,ecr, and will
ba uoId oJo yL,, L.. p
gain in consequence ofthe War. For proof please
call and examine at No. So Main st.
God Bless our Brave Young Volun-
teers.-This is the title Of new price ofmusic
for the times, just issued by Root & Cady, of
Chicago, to whom we are indebted for copy.
The words and music are by GEO. f. Roof.
Tho former we know to be good but we are not
sufficiently musical to appreciate the latter
without hearing it sung.
Brown e. WeeIs.-Our friends, Messrs
Brown & Weeks, have laid in an extra supply of
Dry Goods this spring, which they are selling low
to suit the times They mean to keep up with the
times, under all circumstances to keep such an as.
sortment that their customers win have 10 wish
to look further when making purchases.
See their New Advertisement in this days pa.
per
Henry Hines-on the corner of Main and
Market Stress, just opposite onr Office, has been
increasing his stock Of coarse and fine Harnesses,
Ladies' and Gentlemen Saddles, Buffalo8 Robes
Blankets, Covers, Fly Nets, Brushes, Whips,
Combs, &c, this Spring, and he has received
quantity ofmaterial which he ID prepared to man
ufacture to order, at short notice We commend
his stock TO everybody wishing to purchase any
thing in his line.
CiOGho tho Umdorstnmding.--Noth
adds more to grace of person than a neat
fitting Boot or Shoc. GEO. BALDWIN keeps that
kind, and he has just returned from the eastern
market, where he laid in for capital stock of
Boots and shoes Of Of the best manufacture and
of tho latest and most fashionable styles lie also
pays special attention to custom work His stock
of Boots, Shoes and Caters for Ladies and Misses
is now complete, and lac wants everybody to call
and examine
See advertisement
Who would be Without blowers Eve
repeat it, who would be without flowers when it
costs so little to buy them, finely started and grow
ing, from The Green House, and so little labor to
tend them and keep them blooming the year
round We are reminded of these things by look
ing through Mr. James Chasos Green House and
Garden. He has great variety of Flowers
House Plants Floworng Shrubs, Garden Plants
&c. We call special attention TO his advertisement
in our paper to-day.
E-y1 We are requested to state that Dr. v Clar
enco Price, Analytical Physician, VIII receive Wis
its on Saturday and Sunday, the 18th and 10Th Of
May, at his rooms at the City Hotel, for the pur
pose Of rea ting all manner of Chronic diseases ,ac
cordng to the principles aud practice of his pecu
liar system, which has proved so eminenty sue
ce5sSul. The DIR. has extensive practice, and is
acquiring Il reputation unsurpassed by any claim
ing speciality Inyalids should note his coming.
about, it will ofcourse furnish occasion for Rnoth
er growl.
Harnesses and sJaddles.--We happened in
to tho Saddle and Harness Shop of our friend
THos. ENGLIsR, the other day, and were quite
surprised at the quantity and quality of his stock
He has some very fine mounted Harnesses, of biz
own manufacture, that could net fail to set off a
fine horse to good advantage, Ills Saddles of va
rious styles, are of the best material, and wei
made fit for a Monarch to bestrde. We can bu
advise our friends who are in want Of such things
to call at the store of Mr. English, few doors
North of our office.
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AppOintmcnGs.-The new Collector of the
milwaukee, District, Mr. Edwin Palmer, we learn
from the Wisconsin, eff last evening, has appointed
HENRY LINES Deputy Collector of this port. An
excellent appointment
Col. NJ. FRANK, for so NC time past editor of the
TELEGRAPH, has received the appointment of
Postmaster of this city, The papers were receiv-
ed Oh Monday last Col Frank will enter upon
the discharge of his duties next week,
AS a courteous and obliging officer, Mr. PAUL
will leave tho Office over which he has SO long PIE
sided, with many friends.
Fire Blacksmith shop Burned.-Th
Blacksmith shop of our friend, JOHN REYNOLDS
in Pleasant Prairie, was destroyed by fire las
week The shop caught fire in the daytime
while MIR. Reynolds was in the it. but owing to tn
strong who'd that was prevailing at the time, h
found it impossible to extinguish the flames. TIL
building Of course no great loss, but consider
able damage was done to tools aud fixtures W
understand that Mr.. Reynolds viii soon rebuilt
his shop and again be prepared to attend TO tn
wants of his friends and patrons. Mr.. r. is on
of the best blacksmths in The Coanty. and Il,
community around him could hardly get alon
without his services.
The best TOlSe Of the SeRsOn.-Last ye;
we did the CITY Printing for nothing, We di
this out ofpurely benevolent motives We kne'
the city was poor, and really unable to pay for
printing, and We knew that the people were apt t
grum5le at the amount of their taxes and we woI
willing to lessen them all we could This year w
knew there was little Improvement in the fnancia
condition Of tho city, and we again offered to d
theprinting for the coming year, for nothing. Tn
publisher of the Times however. boiling over wit
patriotism and anxious to do something for hi
country offered to gee trO dollars for the priv
lege of doing he City Printing for nothing! "