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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1871-05-20
THE PACIFIC

Advertisers residing In the Eastern United states, esA
pay for their cards by enclosing Greenb0eks or Uned
Stamps for such they wish 70
their inserted above table, fer the ime
paid for
~ Business Cards, when prepaid for are al wed
rates transient sdv fise
ments when paid or charged quarterly. -
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.Idso of the Prairie Belle.

~ q /, can't tell whar he lives,
t Sc he don't live, you see;
.lf5+ays he's got out Of the habit
~ fs'<rin' like you and me.
D have YOU been for the last three year
<4<5 YOU haven't heard folks tell
I'm Bludso passed in his checks,
r. ~ night Of the Prairie Belief
~ remit no saint-them engineers
- pretty ouch alike
EtEe in Natchez-under-the-Hil,
IT, another one here in Pike.
I'D less man in his talk Jim,
I.a an awkward man in q row
fhs ae-or Aanksd, and he never lied,
f+sckon he never knowed how.
Ia. this was all the religion he had
rs treat his engine well
t.t.< be passed the river;
4eftnind the Pilots bell;
A ever the Prairie Belle took fire M
"A ousand times he swOre,
<lsA AoId her nozzle agin the bank
- III the last soul got ashore.
:, Ii. ats has their day the Missssip,
- her day come at last
!, - slOvastar a better boat,
"a the Belle she IOOuLdn't be passed
b 50 she tearin' along that night
= i De oldest craft the line.
= ID a Niger squat on her safety valve
n thd her furnace crammed, rosin and pine.
10 fire bust out a. she cleared the bar,
Hgnd burnt a hole in the night;
md quick fash she turned, and made
Fbr that wiler-bank the right.
<1ere running and eurzing, but Jim yelled out,
oFer all the Internal roar,
I'll bold her nozzle agin the hank
T. III the last galOot's got ashore"
rsbugh the hot, black breath Of the burnin' boat
EIn BudsO's voice heard,
11t they all had trust in his cussedness,
1nd knoEed he would keep his word.
4 q, sure's you're born, they all got or
Afore the smoke stacks fell
43i Bludso's ghost went up alone
Ia the smoke Of the Prairie Belle.
~ weren't no saint-but a. judgment
n my chance with Jim,
ttngsiie some pious gentleman
| That wouldn't shook hands with him.
81 seen his duty dead sure thing
And went for IL thar and then
~ Christ amt going to he too hard
Dn a that died for men.
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PIANOS /! PIANOS :!

vEywo OF THE BEST HALLET s. CUM
IL sTQN Pianos 20
al Fer Sale py u bhEhhh q w.
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NEW MAP OF THE
Hawaiian Islands and North Pacific.

lust RECEIVED, A MAP OF THE HA-
- waan Islands and Islands Northwest Of this Group as far
Midway Island with ali the Reefs, sc. Issued by hs
Hydrographic Bureau, Washington, and for sale by
jaT 3m H. 81 WHITNEY.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-11
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Many of our Subscribers pay in advance
and all who do have our heart felt thanks.
For their benefit we can labor with in
creased diligence and energy. While
some always pay in advance, others are
always in arrears Twice or oftcner we
have sent bills to all our delinquent SUBJ
scribers. Some have responded and
paid what was due against them. These
all have our thanks. There are, however,
others who are still in arrears some one,
some two some three and some four
years. These delinquents, if able to pay,
are doing injustice not only to US but to
all our paying subscribers. They deprive
us of money which would enable us to
make a better paper and carry on bust
ness to better advantage They use up
our time in making out and sending bills
to them which ought to be devoted to
making better paper for the benefit of
our paying subscribers We would re-
spectfully ask all those dellnquents and
non paying subscribers to take the sub
iect into consideration Let every one
in arrears bring the subject home to him
self and say, / am one of those who have
been reading a paper fer from one to
four years without paying for it. Then
let linn ask himself what he would think
of Others under like circumstances, and
what he thinks of himself
We have obtained q Mailing Machine
by the use of which we are printing the
names ofsrbscribers and the time to which
they have paid on their papers. We hope
soon to have it in full operation. Sub
scrihers can then see on every paper to
what time they have made payment. And
W. trust all who are liz arrears will hear
and heed the call which justic makes
Tor immediate payment. And all viii |
slease 10 remember that the terms of the
arc Two Dollars in advance. |
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HOME ENTERPRISE.

| We copy the following sensible re
marks from an exchange
Now that the busy season ia rapidly
coming on we wish to remind our readers
of their duty to patronize and sustain
home institutions and enterprises in pre-
ference to any abroad. 1t is certainly
the duty of every citizen who desires tc
see home institutions prosper and to in
crease the wealth and importance of the
community in which helives, to patronzt
the local dealers and business men gener
| ally; to buy at home when he can get what
he wants and by so doing he can always
get wnat he wantsat home, TOR business men
are quick to detect the demands of the
market, and are always ready and will
ling to supply that demand if the patron.
age will at all Justify it. Remember,
that when you spend your money else
where fer dry goods, groceries, clothing,
implements, etc, the money is invested
elsewhere. out of the county and never
gets back, but when you patronize your
local merchant and dealers the money
stops here, is invested here, and assiats in
the general local improvement. If it is
urged that goods can be bought cheaper
u.
|dy this is to purchase at home and rs the
business is increased and the dealers
make large sales they can afford to sell
for smaller profits. 90 e l4n so
If you get your work done at home our
mechanics mand manufacturers are en-
couraged to increase their facilities for
doing work and can the more successfully
compete with foreign enterprise in the
construction and sale of the various man
dfactured articles We are all dependent
upon each other, and in a community the
size of ours this is particularly the case,
and if any one neglect to patronize his
home trade or manufactures when he may
do so, he has no right to expect or ask
support or patronage from his fellow
citizens. Money expended elsewhere in
directly affects every citizen and pro-
perty holder IN the community, and it is
time our citizens were waking up to this
fact. We have thorough and expert
enced business nen in our midst who
are anxious to supply every article that
there may be demand for, and we have
skilled mechanics and manufacturers who
are able to supply our people with aim o.
every kind Of work they are in need of,
and the greater the demand made upon
Itlleif skill the greater will be their facil-
tiles for furnishing work in the various
branches. So E 8g
Finally we urge upon all the impor-
lance of patronizing home enterprises,
don't go abroad with your money, but in
vest it at home, that it may assist in
building up onr home institutions, beau
sifylng our city and adding such attrac-
tions as shall induce men of wealth and
enterprise to come among us and contri-
butte to the general prosperity We don t
charge that our citizens are largely ad
dicted to this practice although many
|still SO abroad to- get their purchases,
but We are glad that the number is
lessening each year. and hope the is
not far distant when our. local dealers and
manufacturers will have the benefit of
the entire looalIsupportsand trade.s a}f
!
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Ath Ward.
s. E. Or. Sec. 81 T. 2 e. %.


| Levi Grant. blk 3f d3 Al4 JAA&
II w johnson ne or blk 2
G Truesdell-com sc tt e of NV cor of sd bl on
line of Grand st, thence 7 rds ut, thence
e &c #, thence rds Z #, thence W 66 # to
beg fae Ss5Sm A
g Gillett-com at the NV cor ofsd blk, thence
to Sweets land, thence 8 rds, thence
to Haycock's land, thence to within &c
# of line of Congress St,thence z rds #
toaGrand St,thence w 60 # to beg bl 3 F@ "a
Benjamin j. Hull-com at sw cor of said blk.
thence on e line of Congress st, 118 # to
ew cor of Gillett's land thence on Glllett's
S line 1872 It, thence S los ftto line of blk
thence W 1872 # to beg, bl Q
John Nicoll-com at Sc cor of sd blk, thence
W on line of blk to Sweets land, thence
on Sweets e line to ne cor thereof, thence
ely on Johnson'ss line to e line of block,
thence to beg bl 2
Hiram Tuttle-com at NV cor Of sd blk, thence
80 1t, thence S rds, thence 10 #, thence
S to s line of blk, thence G to Sc cor, thence
/ n on c line of blk to beg blk3 80 ss.ss a
Mrs H S Coup--com 100 tt OF NY cor of said
blk, thence SLY 152 TT, thence W 100 # to
West st, thence SO #, thence g $50 ii. thence
n to Grand st, thence W 60 ftsto beg bI 3
N g Baekus-com at nv cor Of sd blk, thence
1870 #, thence $50 fit. thence w to W line
CT bl, thence to beg, bl IVA eg Y
Gee W Handy--com at thessw cor ofsd block.
thence n rds, thence Cd rds, thence s rde
thence W rds to beg, III 3
Dan Cameron. com on line of sd blk 4 rds
of sw cor, thence rods, thence So #,
thence rds, thence W to beg, bl 3 rastw
E ID Kinney. com on s line of sd bl % It e of
sW cor, thence n s rds, thence rds, thence
8srds .thencesw rds to beg, bl 8 ~sr-m9
White-com at cor of said blk thence VITO n cor
thence I9O5Sft to beg bk4 #aA
A Kliptel. com 1909 IT of NV cor ofsd blk,
!. thence TO Q line of blk, thence S 40 feet,
4 thence X 70 w line of BLK, thence 1907 It
4 TO beg, b! s4..
EP Lewis. com 1904 IT S. Of NV COZ. of said
Blk, thence g to line of blk, thence IS to sc
cor, thence tosw cor, thence n 100 # to
beg, blk s@@t 9s
John Rencdict--bI5 tooia sf ~e.A 81 49,
VIM Osborn--w hf of NV or bic ~
George Coleman. hf OF NV or bic t"G
Francis Wood-n or OF blk 10 vs.
VIM Osborne. IS hf Dl 8 y
N Ehle--s Or Of blk7 ts
s" +" eX otswQr OF blk7 9a3 #f8n
-" z of n e ar Of blk 7 f8e9c @E
Edwin Hilt..w II Of ne or biz ailas
D DC Manman..e 6 of NV or bl Z a aaasea
Mrs Atkinson, center Il of NV Or bl7aW
III o. Hara. w e of NV or biz v5sfs
G Timme.. W 2S ofsW Or bl s4
s Fisk. 1T / blk 8
s do e htlt2bl8 g8@s #4474
s,sfs do 1t 5 bl sfEh5g 1b .8a@ssfj .Hfst
Thomas s Ellis W hflt 2 blk 10 ye 81
aos 40 40 F IE3 a uaa
3 > shspherd-7lot blk 3 Z, q Hsse Sisa41
Chicago g IN w K RCo--lt 2&3 blk 10
sN8 N do 1t / blk il
80 II ifcoNcLUDED ON EIGHTH PAGEl
5 .uogr
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BAsrARDY: SMITH. D1nwoRrH-A case

BAsTARDY: SMITH DILWoRTH.-A case
Of bastardy IS a second time before the
courts in Milwaukee. Miss Sarah Smith, "a
girl OF eighteen,a member of the Catholic
Church who had always attended the
Cathedral, is the Complainant and father
L. j, Dilvorth, a ear ago priest at the
Cathedral,is the defendant A child born
on the 10th. of March, girl still Eving,is
probably the innocent cause Of the case
being brought into court. Those who
want to read the testimony in the case
can find it In the Milwaukee papers COM
mcncing on Tuesday.
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SD o. GOTTFREDSEN, No. 76 Main ST., Keno
ESe sha, General Dealer in Watches, Clocksand
Jewelry, Cutlery. silver and plated ware. musical
instruments. de- l have secured the services o.
one of the most skillful work,nen in the country,
enabling me to do all kinds OF repairing on short
notice and In GO mostsatisfactory manner. Come
IN and examine my stock. American watches
sold atvery small profits. 4s9 ef8t
Kenosha, Oct. 10, 1867. 1y19
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IN ANDRE. Manufacturer, Wholesale and Re
and Smoking Tobacco. snuff Pipes sc. His cigarp
are all made from best qualities of domestic anr
imported tobacco, and sold to Il trade at loves
cash rates. Also, constantly on hand some =.
aeerschaum pipes. Orders promptly filled. Bas
ment Lyman'a building, corner of Main and Ma
ket Streets
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EWAHNEN BROTHERS, No. 70 Main st. Kenosha,
IA Merchant Tailors. We keep constantly on
hand well selected stock of cloths, cents Fur.
nishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats an(
Caps OF the latest styles Work done and good
sold as cheap at any other establishments II. th
city, henosha, oct. s. 1857. 1yl9
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TREATY SIGNED Tie treaty was
signed on the 9Th, by the High Commiss-
Ion at the State Department After this
was done the Commissioners exchanged
congratulations on the result of their
labors, expressing The belief that they
had done the most they possibly could
for the peace and honor of the two
countries.
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NJ ARNESS SHOP.

NJ ARNEsS SHOP. aslfss54s
EM Main st. Kenosha.
The subscriber woUld respectfully inform the pul
lie that he Keeps constantly on hand q full ass0.
ment of goods in his line. Harnesses Saddle :
SC, made to order. Also, all kinds of repairil
done on short notice and at reasonable rates.
Kenosha, Sept. s. THos. ENGLISH
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kC YRoN A. BAKER, attorney and Counsellor a.
w Law, Real Estate Agent and Justice of tn
Peace Conveyancing and Collection of Claim
promptly attended to on liberal terms. ONCE IL
kimball's Block, cor of Main and Park SITS. ly1
Aenosha Wisconsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-05-11

Ep b. Whitaker & co., Manufacturers o 4
ma g LeonarQss Patent Seamless Skeins.34 steam
engines and boilers. and all kinds of MACHINERY.
Also sIeighshoes, Cauldron Kettles, Sash Weights.
&c Repairing done to order. We have bought
rom thegeneral agent, s. s. Drum, the extras be
longing 70 the Screw Power Reaper and Mover
and viii d0repairs upon the same ana also on
other machines now in use. safsf snTF fs1ssN s
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NE EAT MARKET. Main Street, Kenosha, Wi
IVA The choicest ofall kinds of Meats, Salt Porl
Corned Beef, Smoked Hams, Sausage, Sc. dc
constantly on hand. Prices always reasonable s
Aen0sha, sept. 9th 1867. 1y14
j. ENGLE s. Bro
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WOHNSON'S BOOK STORE
81 No. so Main Street full and complete
assortment0f School Books also Standa and mis- :
cellaneous Books Writing and Wall Paper. Sheet
Music, and various articles of the trade.
8. G. JOHNSON.
Kenosha Sept. 18th, 1851. s 1y15. s
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6S D0AN, dealer il Dry Goods, stapieana Fam
Sc cy Goods, al Kinds OF Cloths, Ready Made
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and laps.
&C., &c. Let it be remembered, that we keep
nothing bnt frst-class goods, and fnrtner, will
not be nndersoId iii this or any other western city
henosha, sept. 18th 1861. 1851 Ne 1y15
bKimLalls Block, Main st. $50 Kenosha, Wis.
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HCELLOWS s. CO., No. 3 Kimballs Block, Keno
u sha, Dealers III staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Yankee Nolions, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c, &c,
None but the best quality of goods purchased land
those sold cheap at any other Honse in the
city. Ken0sha, sept IL, 1867. Iy15
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a B. CAPRON & CO., corner of Main and
EAS Pearl ST., have constantly on hand all kinds
of fresh Family Groceries, Flour, Feed, dc. Will
sell as cheap as can be bought at any other estab
lishment Ill the city. The highest cash price paid
for all kinds of country produce.
Goods delivered to all parts ofthe city. II
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DENEY & RUSH, General D Dealers in hardware,
Epstoyes of subscriptions, zinc, sheet iron mol
low ware, nails, brads, door hangings, shot, pow
der.&c., &c. Everything usually found in first
class hardware store constantly on hand and sold
as cheap as the cheapest. 52tf
81 Main street Kenosha, Wis
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II, thence rs .2ll1l #, thence W to W line
ofe hf of sd or sec, thence 2l1111 # thence
to beg
John Mangan. com 60 rds OF Sc cor OF 1t II,
and IA rds So # of line of Chicago st,
thence rds, thence 9 rds 81 #, thence
n 6 rds, thence w to beg fss ta
44 BOND AND sTRoNG's ADDITION. ssz pu
Thomas Warchers-except part taken for Jn-
IL II
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Aldrich. com IL rds of NV cor of sd or
sec, thence 18 rds, thence e s rds thence n
TX It thence Is # theucen 279A # thence
w 372 fit to beg a8
| James M Stebbins. com at e corner of TT r
Hnsdale's lot, thence W $50 #, thence to
the street, thence to W st, thence n to beg
John Lamb. com at the NV cor of M Steb-
| bins land, thence to Pomeroy st, thence
| 1o0f thence 116 # to Pricture's land,
thence G to beg 9E
| Orlando Foster. com rds of NV cor of said
or sec, and rds of line of same, thence
| eS rds, thence IS rds, thence to NV cor
| of Lambs land, thence 1T # to the st.
| Themes W to within 100 # Of w line of sd ar
sec, thence 116 #, thence rds thence n
to beg
| G. r Cook. com rds e of NV cor of sd ar sec
| and rds of II line thereof, thence q 6
rds. thence IS rds, thence rds. sthence
n Is rds to beg
IS rdT of $ line of Prairie Az thence " 50 r.
thence 11e IT thence so # thence I16 tt
o Foster com at sw cor of Mahoney's land.
therce II #, thence 116 it thence II
#, thence s 116 # to beg
N. ". e.. Sec. T. e. %.
H Pershing .com2 rods and rds OF ne
cor of sd Or sec, thence parallel with the
ar see liDe 81 rds, thence w rds 21S links.
thence to line of Prairie Ave thence to
DR. H 7 O. Farrell. com at the NV cor Of the
above described land of Fl Pershing, thence
10 rds to Fremont Ave, thence S on sd aV
Is rds, thence II rds, thence Is rods to
beg
John Hating. com at NV cor of O'Farrell's
land thence to Fremont Ave, thence n 6
rds, thence IL rds, thence s rds to beg
VIM Fl Noble. com at sw cor of Durant's lot
(noW O'FarrelPs) thence 8 on Q line OF FIRE.
mont Ave, 8 rds, thence 10 rds, thence 8
rdS thence w to beg
Ira Taylorcon sSrds u links and 2rds of
thence 2 Td: q iPts thence 8 Tds i iinis
part taken for Pomeroy st
Henry Williams. com 45 rods and II links
and res of ne cor of cd or sec, G IL rods,
thence is rds, thence 2rds. thence n is
rds to beg
T D Bond-com 47rds q links and rds ofn cor Of
Sd Or G sec ense /, rds thenses i3rds themes
e G Durant. com 81 rds II links and rods
s of ne cor OF said or sec, thence Is rods,
thence Is rds, thence e Is rds, thence 1S
rds to beg
Goodwin Barrett. com 10 rds w and rds is of
ne cor of sd qrsec thence 10 rds thence
Is rds, thence 10 rds thence Is rds to
Hale & Bond-com on W line Off ar of n W or OF ed
or sec and 70 rds s of line Of same thence 8 to
1T = :? s'H e bsI
N. EHLE's SUBDIVISION OF ACRES.
Ehle-all said los lying within subdivision lots and
Lewis alker-lots s aud blk Is
August Kemp. 1T Z bl IS
do It's
Hugh Minnis. " bi Ia
o Head-lots 3 and 8 blk Ii
r Crook. 1t 4 bi IL
j Summons. 1t 1 bl Is
do lt2 -
do do 1 1ta
Lewis Walker-lots i Q 34561and6 Iik 10 fHHf
{" IS lots and blk 26 lsa
n Ehle-all lying within subaiyi,ioa lot blk 50
N Ehle. 1T IL blk %
o Head. 1t blk 81
do lt2 '
do lt3
do lt4 I"
do It's
Bronson point % chains "a links from line
Of sd or sec Is rds z links from line thence
to land owned by Hale & Bond thence to
Corporation line thence to point SLY from
81 beginning thence TO beginning except part
included in Fremont av n ~ 49,
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Is a Bcstonian who did Mount Wash
ington onfoot last year, has informed the
transcript that he got as rayenous as a
.ravenianIong the ravines and setf down IN
one ofthe gorgeous gorges and gorgee
.himselfas sa ff#aN IS fsgs7 y - #sI4sa
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ZOE EANs
NEW BAgRER sEz0P.

AZ nj. DICKHOUT would inform til citizen
W ofKenosha and vicinity that he has opened
a new barber shop over James Mathews store,
where he will be found ready to attend all custo.
mersin the line of shaving, hair-cuttng, dyeing
shampooing etc. Give me call and try me. 3
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Next 70 California Wisconsin, contains
the greatest population of fore ign born
populations, the following being the fig
ures given by the census of 1870. Natives
69o,35O foreigners, So4 ,s45,
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j. II, KIMBALL arrested for forging
mortgages IN Rock comfy committed
suicide in the Jail at GAINESVILLE on the
morning OF the nth, inst, by taking NOR
phine. bs. ~ IS =
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Bronson com at point p chains links from line
of sd or sec Is rds links from line thence
to land owned by Hale & Bond thence to
Corporation line thence e to q point SLY from
beginning thence n TO beginning except part
included in Fremont av - - E.--
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JUDICIAL ELECTION The official can
yass of the vote for Justice Of the Supreme
Court makes Judge Lyons majority for
the vacancy Il ,668 for the f,ll1 tern, IL
647.
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HOLMES AND NICHOLS ADDITION.
NJ L Easterbrooks. com at sw cor oflot z
thence to point due W Of point loo it
ofnw cor of lot II, thence to line of W
hf of sd or sec, thence 8 to Sc cor Of sd lot,
thence to beg, 1t blk
NJ I, EasterbroOks. 1t blk l