The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-20

Fair Warning.
The notes aud accounts due BROWN WEEKS may
be found from now until March 18TH the old stand
after that they will be left for collection, unless by spe
claI agreement made with me or E. c. Brown.
Feb 90 1862 3t37 b. r. WEEKS.
a agricultural Meeting The first quarterly
meeting Of the Agricu ltural Society win be hello
at West Bristol on the Sd day Of March next, a
10 o'clock A. NJ, er the transaction of important
business.
Important to Holders of U. S. Bonds
We call the attention of those interested to the
notice Of Secretary Chase, in our advertising
columns this week.
Bloomington Nursery. call the at
toution Of Fruit Growers to the advertisement
Of T. K Phoenix, Proprietor Of the Blooming
ton Nursery. He offers every kind of Fruit
and ornamental Trees at reduced rates,
Donation Part-.-The friends of the Rev.
Mr., ScAMSIoN will give Donation Party, this
(Tbursday) evening, in the Basement Of the
Methodist church All the friends are respect
fully invited to be present on the occasion.
The Teach rs and Scholars of the High
School department in this city, paid visit to the
Racine High school, on Friday last. Although
the day was exceedingly cold, the sleigh ride to
Racine was well enjoyed. The party was kindly
welcomed by the Teachers of the Racine High
School and the visit was highly gratifying to both
Schools.
. Military Lncapacity, and what it Costs
the Country" This is the title of small
pamphlet, which we have received from the au
thor, Charles Elicit, Jr, Civil Engineer, 0
Georgetown, D. C. We have not had time t.
peruse it yet, but shall do 50 on the first leisure
hour.
Fire and Lie insurance. Our fellow elf
izcu S. Y BRANDB, has been appointed agent
for this city and vicinity, for The London and
Liverpool Fire < Life Insurance Company
This Company offer some rare inducements &c
insurers, Call upon Dir. Brande if you want
your property insured.
Dissolved. refere nee to the advertise
ment it will be seen that the firm Of Lyman
Mowry g. Bent has been issoved. Messrs
LYMAN, MowRY & Co., continue the Boot
Shoe q Leather business at the old stand
Mr.. Lyman is the pioneer in that bIanch oil
trade in our city, and we presume the firm vii
continue to MAINTAIN its place in the front rank
Of the business Firms Of Kenosha.
T1opoFIF Ba II for tho hanpfit OF tho
Band OF the Ist Wis Cavalry comes off to-lnor
row evening" at Simmons Hall The object il
a worthy one, and we understand that prepare
tons are being made to render the occasion
highly pleasant and enjoyable to all who may b
present Go and enjoy pleasant dance in ;
pleasant Hail. with pleasant company, unde
the magic Of spiritstirring music and thus con
tribute a mite to the benefit OF the Caviar,
Band
Donation Visit.
Ihau.,5 TO emany Il ind friends who assemble
at our residence on the eve Of the 18th inst, t
cheer our hearts with kind words, and leave wit
us those more substantial evidences Of their sym
patby and regard for us, and for the cause of Hin
whom we seek 20 serve. No little credit is due t
the ladies' who furnished the good things, 50 tempt
ing to the taste, and which were discussed with
right good viii by the company.
May lie, whose blessing maketh rich, and VIII
addeth no sorrow, obuudsntly reward all ACCORD
i'll, to their deeds. j H. PARMELEE,
NJ II. PARMELEE.
Masonic Eociab' e.-This party which cam
off Id Simmons Hall, on Friday evening Of las