The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-02-05

: THE T,udies F~estivaI.-The patriotic Laolet
ofthe Soldiers Aid Society 9termined 10 maAe al
ofFort for the rsplenishment of their fund, tnat Ihey
nav no halter prepared to respond to the oemahut
&c M o;.k and wounded soldiers, will give q tes
,iv,1 n morrow friday evening, at Simmons
Hall. This will be one of the most recherche en-
tortainments Of the season so that aside from the
benevolent and patriotic object of the Festlyal,iI
will offer greet Inducements for everybody TO at
tend
There will be Oysters, nicely got up to suit e"'
ny palate, Ice Cream, ofthe rarest quality ffu's,
Nuts, confectionery, &c.. so that in this me OH
can suit their own tastes. But a more mtellectuai
part Of the entertainment will be the music, oy
the Kcnosha Musical Society. This alone VIII oe
worth the admission fee, locents. we say 10 GIL
our friends in the city or county attend this Festi
val. If possible. The object demands 1t, and
should command it.
KmpOrtant to all Interested. Our old
friend VIZ. GAIT, who is an old gardener himself,
and therefore just the man for the business. has
taken the agency of the Lake Avenue Nurses
ries," OF j. c. MILLS, near Rochester n. Y, and
will take orders for every species and variety Of
u U oih14AlSutoA AACOoJoHA
These are said to be the best and most reli-
able Nurseries in the country, and their Trees,
Shrubs &c. are warranted to bejust what they are
labelled. Mr.. Gait having had experience In pur-
chasing stock from Mr.. Mills, is prepared to act as
his agent, satisfied that he can safely recommend
o. erything he offers for sale. Trees, Shrubs @ci
are securely and and safely packed in boxes, so
that they are transported without risk or damage.
We advise those wishing to purchase - call on
Gait, get catalogues and see specimens.
~%1 -
Another Citizen Conceive understand
that our old friend and fellow citizen, III. JOHN
PARKER. has sold his homestead in this city,and Is
going into business III Chicago. AS we understand
be mas purchased a large stock of drugs and Med
icines, with ell the fixtures of a first class Drug
Store. and ia going into the Apothecary business
On u rather large scale. The storeiis in the Sher-
nan House building. We have no doubt the DR..
will do we'll, Although his age might entitle him
20 rest and quiet for the balance of his allotted
lays, still his business faculties are unlnJursd and
t is very likely that once more engrossed IN the
,sres end responsibilities of an extensive business,
,e will renew his age. We wish The Doctor all
,uccess and we eau assure the patrons OF his new
establishment that he Will deserve it.
We also understand that DR., j. B. Starkwesth-
n goes with d., Parker As an attaehe OF the es>
ab!ishment. His long experience i'll compound
ny medicines, putting up prescriptions, &c, tit
,im for that st atien,
Pied-On the I4th Jsa 1863 in general hos
Of La Grange, Ten. WILLI,M II. STOUT a
of company 1, SD Regt. Wis. Vol. lnfan,
Try.
At a meeting of the company near Mosco" on
.be 18th of Jan. 1863, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Whereas; By the dispensation OF an oVerrdiiHg
Providence, wise, no doubt, but seemingly severe
to us, our friend and associate, William Stout has
been removed from our midst, and ordered ito re-
port" to that final bar where the lofty and lowly
must all meet at LIST. Therefore belt resolved, that
b. his death we have lost an honorable friend and
an amiable associate: the company an able mem
and strong support, and the country an un
iinching defender and unswerving patriot. That
bough he passed from earth and time into etern"
ty in q strange land and lar from friends and home
and deprived of the ministring care of fond pa
rents. to sooth the anguish of his brow, when
'heued oy Ine oaEk dnSe' VI ueaeni JoH n0i NIX
hose once his companions in arms who will drop
ears of regret for the early fallen, and cherish the
memory of departed worth.
ResoLoed, That we tender to the family and
riends OF the deceased our sincere condOlement
n this their hour of bereavement and that they in
common with us have sustained an unreparable
loss,
Resoloed, That a copy of these proceedings be
forwarded to the Kenosha Telegraph with the
-equest that they be published.
c. G. STETSON Ist{Lieut. Co. 1.
NJ. K. ROBERTS Ord. Sergt.