davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
A. J.. Bradley ". William .Ncrcfrr and
".te->"rtH'f Justice Iodgt :oT tie r.:..f .;
Or,,a,--Nu.

Y u Is
d. VIRTUE OF Az AL'.S !IERl FAClAS TO
- me directed hv Tie Hon. j. W. Fan. S.-.
+htA JE,':r" OF the Peace Tor the parish OF or.
l"ai-7 stated on TIE eleventh day OF March. 1913.
~ -" above "i!t lied sl.t. have - sd. and
WI. Ii"""" t. 81. al pun au"; of!. Oh SAT-! Z.
DAl. Apr. -. 1913, az twelve O'Clock NJ 2. H..
H'feit!! -H-'i'c Court. situated On Maraz!Ir --I...
between VI IAN and Berlin street.. No !!!1 20
aa'is'. Judgment rendered. IL tine ap"." emf. :!
s."t against v Imam Ne!". ct and vi" su. ;. -.
Edl !Ia1h a. 7''i.i4t' IL .ol4Gs the Ic..v W... ,".
,c'lh"d property. 70 Wit
f"tRIEkS LOTS OF GROCNr sn-.ar. 10 ~
1''.trr. - ~" fa.h"uf- -. .0;.. III ~. second
Dlstf't'; tili. city. d. mated Nv liz. Nos. :. =,
I,'!s.l'' n -GsE' 40. 81 "Ll.l, IL hnrf, lrd :,
ht@di af'iu.. lI-GlI.-. is'ui"u and Wa.t.r.turi
street, GA Z, plan drawn b. X. H. " .dr: 81 .,.r.-
"'l"'a t"G u IL" ONO" % :hDuEr RaI!rt'. sad
piH!"'F' vas ."ItIe. ~ -a!.. Harrison from N..
IL. q. M.gr"i. ~.
'nhi aTl - Il. Ei% E"2>>EH Cnrs.a:'r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
james j. D'T!ara ,

""''i'~ J' ~ nara ". u tcrtain Let Of
'frn'.'H. - .at.r 49, =. ..a.t, .tF...-<....I Il
-'.ce Court 20, N. Pal.s.l o; Orleans. 80.
pY VIRTUE or WRIT IF r,EP, r.c-..
AZ 70 "a directed. -. -. H"a :" L. Ey.r- Sc.
~ I's,'"' ~ the P'"c+ :. AID tor ..r ,a! =. ..
'''''- - '-'. - ''v' 'li' '.@E.1. and entitled -.'
= ". proceed 10 .flI a. ;g,c .uct g, - -,
- . ms ~. AUf'-r..eY, Exchange. Rr.,
='''-'. -, '.'"H Cana. ':'i cu-tsrnf4n4.. .tr...
en- i''bA Apr. -, W A. y. Isl. lock V -
CERTAIN LOT or GRCcE,. designated A. xo
:! e'i..'' =. -. >"er'.'. i--t,l. OF Nv ,,r,-.
=. '-e mar" NJ - bounded b" =. Louis PIitu
roman streets 81. Caipli,.' walk a. nor r'.r -,
L".!, Pile Ga..', harci. !. ~, and ItpoilteI y
the ot-c. Of McCav, late = notary pubic in ~
'lfy sad lot measures p feet more or les. on
1rouis steel, BY !. depth OF Ia tee: between rar
als lines. ga
Seized in tine above numbered and entitled suit.
urv notes. '4'''a'
a-@'ag5!9 !2 oHEMcC03GICE. Constable,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04

TIE above statement rs a 'ust. true .;d ccI.ecI
TRANSCRIPT from the hooks Of the COMPANY.
PAUL EOUEILY. Pea de-S
q. ". MOTT. Secretary.
STATE ~ Lo-rs'.~A.
Parish Of g. .a.s, ,
City OF New OT,taIs.
Swcrn 20 ara subscribed before as :e-:o
day 0. J.De, ,5-2.
P. CHS CUVELLfER. Notary Pubic.
At meeting OF The Board Of Directors ...a On
the tenth day Of jane 1872, II resolved 20 pay
CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT N
the n"I earned participating premiums Cor me year
ending May u, 1872, payable on the third MUILay
of July next. so. TO pay demand tc,. ~: cent
interest 20 the scrip holders upon CONVENTION g.
Their SCI into capital stock. pc. amended c.BI.
ter 81 the company.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
TUE WFEKLY REPUBLICAN
Terms of subscription.
Advertisements

Transient advert sements same terms as n Ii.e
DGily. Monthly advertisements AseI'eu Iol o"e'
fourth of the daily rates ,o,,5
vs climbs n FIVE or more.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Omce Corner of Camp and Canal streets.

Capftal 3 q. 10
Assets December 81. 1872 ............. q: al ?!
!nsures Fire. Marine and River Risks 'iTi:tng
the profits separately OIL each depaI ,nrt.: 20 tte
insured.
Fer the accommodation of its customers, she
Company VII make marine losses payable IL
London.
J. TUYES President.
J. ". I.I3CEs. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
INSURANCE.


. MEXICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE As
soC1ATIoN OF NEW ORLEANS.
Commercial Place.
Between Camp and st. Charles streets.
CAPITAL, 100000.
(Strictly FIRE.
Parties DESTROYS Of insurance have the pT-N-esS
OF making two half yearly payments, ara are en-
III ed 20 al equal portion of the DIVIDENDS AZ "hs'
s1d of he wear. in lieu thereof t. the usual TO-
bate .nsures against fire risks exclusively III
city q country. al the lowest rates of prem ms
d. LEUBRIE. President.
o. s. ASCH,
Superintendent of Agent e5.
3, MEYER Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Being P. s. Anderson.
:. Z. Loeb. r. bl@se
II. Weber. Char!es Ioeos 1A''"
: pohber- NJ. AZcOna
B. Br0deTick. d. M&rquaT,
W;I1farr Hipper L. SchOrm&LG.
p EsfTer J. 3. VERGE.
" Leonard }. Buckley.
NJ Pok0rEv +. Hoander.
: cutler Hugo Redwt:r.
W:lIfarn swan William Ebert.
PINE J. Alt.
deco
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Paid Up Capital 100000.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 80.
Amount Of premiums for the year. 80. S-'i-.s -
Less uuteIu..rated risks aud return .-.,
prem .Ins. - ~ ~
Ne. earned premiums. : 49,. -
Losses paid, reserve fund. re.
assurances and unadjusted ., -,
losses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. F9!o"" ~
General expenses, taxes and
nj. on capita. $67.5Z -
Less discount and ~ ,... ~
Net rTOtt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ;'''' 49, -
Assets OF the Company estimated a. ILe! N@I'
Eet values
Pords stocks and scrips. It'l5 y -
Loans pledge and moItgage.......... =. . %
Bills receivable and premiums due...... 80. I,
Cast. Oh Land. '7'47 !"
Total Su.3re,F %
The Board of Directors have declared a cash
dividend of THIRTY PER CENT on the net earned
part c.pat ug premiums Tor the year ending Itcem-
Der 81 1872, Uayable the twenty seventh jan
uaIv. 1878; also, to stockholders TEN PER ItNA
upon the capital stock, payable on demand
JAMES |. DAY. PIesGtct.
THOMAS ANDERSON. Secretary.
Parties desiring insurance are requested . Do'
tee that this OLD and RELIABLE Company %
issuing policies fire, river and marine IsHs pom
the most favorable TERMS and, under then
AMENDED CHARTER, insurers will. II they so
elect receive dividends of their proportions OK
profits of the Company in cash, without tie re-
quITemeLts of becoming a stockholCer, or t%sh
are assured Of the utmost liberahty in the ADJUST
ment and settlement OF losses.
Office No. 81 Camp street. corner OF CONNER
cial alley New orleans. a26 Sn 81 We n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
Directors
MERCHANTS, MUTUAL INSURANCE

COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
104..............CaDni Stree1.............ID a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04

Monthly advert iEements, inserted every o,nei
asv 10 he charged two-thIrds OF the above rates.
fec0rd page monthly Advertisements, eacH
SQUARE, $50 per HOEtA. ,.. . ,.,,, NJ u, q
Transient advertisements, having tEe fdn VI 'I-o
AnueT frst insert Oh I 50 per square; eSch s"Ose
SuIn- Insertion s.ventv-tve cents per SQUARE. :;
Second page transient advertisements e"cA III
&ertion 50 per square. .-, % he
eTtlseInentB inserted at intervals ~ w
charged as new each insertion. 49,. ,r- ,,i11
Regular advert isers, who advertise atEt,F. " -,
ne a owed such sCount from above hdut1 Ia. !t.
rent rates as nav tie agreed upon 20
IN no case shall such discount eAoeeu ''
All business notices Of advertisements " I've
charged twenty cents per Line each iLseI''oN'
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Ia she'd every Saturday morning anC cor ANS
.be news Nv telegraph, mlsct4idneous Ltduihs ~
4oTaTs local matters OF general pubtlc -hltitst,
cou nercial and monetary reports ana every Ih4IS
fbat appears ID the Daily except sUc4 tIS ls a az
~ IL or no public moment. The WEEhL1 ne
pTETICAN ia an excellent family paper, valuable
vel for justrllc. on and amusement as Iniorna'
41oI on the current TOPICS OF tie day.
Terms Of subscription.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
Directors

T'ECTOEIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. III Grayier street.
lIsuIes agaiGHt
Fire. !1nrine md River Kicks,
A. The Lowest Tar!tT Rates.
A. FINER RADER President,
CUA!. ENGSTPELD. Wee Pr,s.I,..
GEORGE sTRoMEYER. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04
First Fiscal Tea-.

First Fiscal Year.
Premiums received .........,,,...s =
T.Ie. marine AID Iiver .osses
la-':.. ....................S' 1893. -
Re!HsI:aHces. Iebates. -.
So -: 3
Total au.r-:t Of asset. D
DECLAREIc
Interest on capital paid a. .e.. ,,.c--.
D."1t"H! OF. capital pa IN, .,.: -
dividend Oh premiums PAID, -..el: -: :e:.s =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-04

., -
the treasurer shall be ex-ot!tcio secretary of
the ,:tv council, and as such shall be pres
ent az all their meetings. and IN WEI!
boVnd book iOT that purpose Sna.! keep iuIi
minutes OF the proceedings 81 each meet
:ng. and he shalt read all avs, ordinances
and resolutions and all other proceedings
OF the CITY council. and shal. cause all by
laws ordinances ana Resolutions enacted Dv
the ,navor and councilmen 70 he imnc
Glately promulgated by posting the same Il
two or more pablo places IL .hc said city.
or nv publication III any newspaper pub
.,-heG in said city or parish o. Jefferson: ne
shall lie all bonds OF the city Otr!cers, as
elsewhere provided, IN q separate book toy
t.at purpose. and certified copies .! "a q
bonds ard Of a., laws, ordinances ANA resO-
.l-iuns uT the mayor and c0uHc'iIuen snail
ae evidence n ali courts OF this STATE: ~
>la!! furnish. Zee of cost. 70 the IGdTOr or
cnaug.l,utn ~ he CITY .eGtIEeG COPIES %.
al laws. ordinances and resolutions an!
o.her matter. ana shall 90 and pertoil.
-,.c.. other duties az s4a; ne .!rpo-e.. u,o!.
MN bv The ordinances .. the clty.
SE.. y. Be i further enacted. etc., That
:. Sua! ne the duty OF the marshal - atteni
'ae meetings ii the ..unc... and 90 aht.
I.-l.orm a.! >i'h duties a. may h" required
.. ann ny ti- mayo. and cpUnci.m-.,. ana
Al. other dunes impose, by Jaw upon tie
IoU-ttb."- q: :-.i- STATE. Tor whlcl. Ne sAa'!
r-c.iV. :: :" AIN" ices an. enc E!E"Ef- -
80. allowed u. he laws -; tDc S1a.e ~
Louisiana - "sus.aDles. end i Is farther
provided tha- lie said marsha. sLa.. be ana
= i,-rch, invested vii: al ne powers tba'
.tre -; may E3 delegated - :..r .t3stat..s
t.. he safe ~ Lonls'tn..
81. i. BE il further enacted. '.r.. That
i >.ai. ~ the .lU'y o. -" ..-.---o: 10 .!--r>-
ne ;.,B:...tV on which =. i'll IEi I.,, and CYIn
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-15
sTRkYEO OR s10tEH! !!

ui.cK PUP. ABOUT EIGHT.
A ,s,s Old. collar around his neck. fasten-
ea e w,. hct The finder will be suitably rrwsr6s
bv b' reporting his whereabonts a. the hA i.T.T
OFFICE, Carson CITY
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-15
N0TJCD.

THE uNDERsIGNFD Tr1sn,,.1 WasM T4 q. iEa isSa.
the public public kHSS 1ss .1sre % claiih of Catiina l
,ngS n,,fois Pefth tn the CARSON ROUSE ON Csrson
DnpoiS DUO e.oo from ali debts. and that they sro
,o,r running The same as sole proprietor.
10" '" D. CIRCE 4 CHARRON.
Carson City. January 1, 1878. )sa-lnF
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
BRISTOL

EDITOR TELEGRAPH In these dSys Of
snow. frost and ice, q mans sense OF feeling
is approached by the parsonage Jack
Frost" tickling their ears, fingers and noses
IT'S said great number have charged COM
plrxion frequently of late In those aforesaid
mem hers 1t is also further said, whoever
lives 70 see the snow disappear may find
plenty OF ears on this principal highways {;
but whether on the head or undertook, de-
p0nent ssyeth not. Twenty-six degrees be-.
low zero woud indicate tile probability OF
AS soon lnding them in one place al in the
other. 81. Johns day was observed by the
ira ternily OF which thOse saints are SAID to
be patrons, by a splendid supper, mingled
wit h music and song, aud speech making,
in whIcHraslaFge number participated. The
n Gothic Chapel WAS dedicated to the
servi Of Almighty God on the seventh
inst. It is tie finest 1littIe Structure in The
couptry.r The Messrs Benedict and EDDY
re completing arraHg' mPnts to erect suit
able buildings 81 the Soda Springs as soon
as the uUa thtr is admissible. The Od Year
was watched a. prayed out, and tie New
Year in,Sby the society OF Asbury pei and
It's adjuncto. The pastor Of lhe above CHAPEL
Is hOtdug Sabbath evening service at Apri
cul tural Ham, thus b lngnE the means OF
gra Co toa class o Gods creatures that set.
dom 20 where it is usually dispensed The
kgood people are enj"ytug the usual round If
soclai parties, and getting married, With tne
/ other COED lhings Of life. A few Gays since q
i.iittle row" occurred in u school ON the
State lire The tgacher found himself out.
do' r1ahdgs coupIe,oi Young gentlemen busy
keeping Inn On t1is back. Somehow d pistol
went off, and one OF the young gentlemen
wac snol Just enough % let him know he
was engaged iP bad business. O. s.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
COUNTY OFFICERS .
JOTTlNGS.

Our county news this week from Bristol is
In ,eresting to ALI Let US have more of it at
shorter intervals of time.
For chnblains, usc 'Tarben's Magic Balm
The house on the hill heretofore known as
the Lucas House," Will now bear the name
Ofite new occupant, the "Tetard."
The lst of January some new leaves were
turned over, apd we hear that some Of them
awe been turned back again &
Ror spra,ns, use Tarbelrs Magic Balm.
Look nut FOR the slippery sidewalks, or
you rAay experience what IL known as an
Irish hoist ? ." D.
During the cold weather keep the baby of
the Fl Dor until it has attained the same TEN
pera, ure as the rest OF the room.
Those who have no settled occupation
Ihemseivesare most prone TO nnd fault with
the work OF Others. .,a-,
Meetings. are being held this week in the
Method 1t Church. lSocisbie lo-night.
The Governors Message necessarily takes
up good deal OF DER news space. Ba5 to
every BADGER ths message wlIl be inter
estlng, -
For bites and burns, use rarbelrs Magic
Balm. .H
We 4, not know whether va should cal
il tho eplz5oEtc ornp5 bat there Is q similar
disease among the people here.
Now DOME fail to read a new ANNOUNCE
ment in an ,tuer column by II. NJ. Rogers.
He Is ''iu" tor 20, and may be found 81 81 =
Main street = or. ...''''
The younger scholars or the M. Il Sunday
Son Dol had \ j5lly time last Monday. The
aav wa. not one Of the best, but the emil.
aren enjoyed their ride hugely, ta
Forany pain use Tarbell's Magic Balm.
Last Sunday, the anniversary ofst. Mark
Temperance Society, the memoers renewe
their obligations 40 the church.
At the Baptist Church special meeting
are being held every night this week. Rev
M. Ellis, Of the Chicago University, preach
es.
Ex-sherif Lucas, who haslivea in this cit
Suhug the past swo years, retires 80 hi
farm in Pt. Prairie, and we hope to peaceful
lite.
TIE pews ID the Unitarian Chnrca will b
let for the year 1878, to those wanting them
Immediately after the close OF evening ser
vlce. January Il, 1879. Price uniissm,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
ODD FELLOWS FESTIVAL.

The Odd Fellows OF this city are preparing
for grandAffair to be held next Thureday.
From the extensive arrangements that have
been made AVE- are enabled tossay that it will
be more than al every day event; not mere
~ an ordinary public gathering, to pass and
be forgotten, but q union that will long be
remembered, and will mark a new era in
Odd Fellowship in our midst, The lodges OF
Salem, Racine, and possibly Milwaukee , win
participate in the festivities, While invita-
tions have been extended to imost of the dig
nitaries of the Order in!this safe, and also TO
representative men of the fraternity in Him
ois. s &@J 4fs.As 81 .a 3J
The opening meeting will be held in" Kim
ball Hall to which all the people of henosha
and vicinity are, cordially invited. This
meeting will be addressed by P. G Rep.
Barry, of Fond du Lac, who is an eloquent
public speaker, and has the Trepu' alton of
being among the best lecturers on he prinT
cplrs, work and progress of the Order in
the Northwest p. M. Ellis, OF Chicago
and P. G. NJ. Lindsey, of Wisconsin, are
also expected to beg present to address the
y
meeting. No person who is at ali Interested
10 the 10. o, F., or who is desirous of
learning something of its power as an eleva-
tor of the human family, should tail to hear
these gentlemen. Vocal and +instruments
music will be provided. Il is hoped that
every family 10 the c,ty willabe largely rep
resented at this meeting 'r
At the close of the public lecture the mem,
hers OF the Order, with their iaiies,-eAch
Odt Fellow having the privilege OF inviting
a lady friend will retire TO Simmons Hall,
where they will be sea- ed 10 asgrand sup per.
Instrumental music will be performed at
intervals during tie repsst, and at the close
short speeches VIII he made, and time a How
ed tor a good social reunion.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

GLORIOUS REooRD.-Twelve years ago few
modest lines in New York journal invited pub
nc attention TO a new Vegetable Restoras, We, q nd
solicited trai OF it's merits as q remedy or ill
digestion htllionsnesA yer and Sgue debility,
BerVou. disorders, rheumatism and all complaints
requiring inY'gorating and regulating trea m ent.
Ia tots qaet, unpretcn'ious way, Plantation Bit
rs introduced to the word 1t was ruc
ce.. from the beginning. All that was claimed
for /. A. c, corrective and Antidote to nala-
Ti"us fever. was fond To ne strictly true Within
i've Yeas he ANIMAL sai of this article amount
I'd . over One NUIion Of B1ttIes A few wears
more and he demand had sweisd to EOs millions.
The annut4 consumpti n ot sthe b.ti,1s has no n
reached. he almost incredible aggregate of six
MILNE OF bottles. and for every bottle sold copy
of he illustrated Medical Annual, published by
he prop'ietors, q cost of 1850 600. is given
away.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

In thir aye Of scepticism, facts are required to
inspire confidence In the minds of the people but
with good endorseis, they willing to test any
article claiming extraordinary merit. The propri-
6 ors OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian HAIR Remover
offer The following indorsement of the merits
claimed by them for their preparation by the
plttsbnrg, Pa. "OhrjstSdA Adgocate !" viz s'The
public have 80 often been deceived by the use of
worthless preparations for the hair, thar an ar
ticle ofthis kind, TO gain their favor and secure
cir patronage. must possess real merit We are
z ad TO assure our readers that Halls Vegetable
9icilian Hair Renswer meeting with the success
which It's merits go justly deserve and we have
reliable evidence that il will perform all that Is
claimed fr it, in restoring gray air to its natur
~ color and as permanent dressing is unsur-
passed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

The eleventh anndal report of tho Mer-
chantS', Farmers and Mechan'cs' Savings
Bank .wtich viii be found in anot her column
OF hib paper, presents mass OF al is les 0 I
utmost interest, snd which show the charac
ter OF that institution in better form than
could be- expressed In columns OF matter.
The number OF deposItors tor he year
reaches the enormous sggregar ion o "a. 676,
whose depOsi S loot up 81 1886. $40 SO. THIS
Bank seems to be great favorite With the
WORKING people OF Chicago, and from the
statement Published is deservedly so
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

POISONOUS BlTEs.-PrOf 'ANDgRsoNs DER
MADoR" Instantly cures Bee in3s Wasp Stings
and MasquiO Bites II neutral. yes the poison
aud removes the Pain and swelling In ev mo
m"nts Il should be applied It once. The writer
has used it many times withOOt a single future.
1t will be equally efec'ual in neutranzing and ex-
tracing the Poison from the Bites of ell v"nor-
nous lnsectu or Reptiles. No one travelling in
the woods sh )uld be without it.
See advertisement in another Coamn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

We call attention to the fact, IS seen in
Company are about increasing their capital
sock, end that PORTION Of the stock can be
hsd by subscribers who embrace the oppor.
tunity at once.
The OppnrI unity tor ian inv stmrnt Is, we
heIiove, first class one, Is me Company
have already established a large business
which is c0n annually wing on rhelrj hands,
81 as TO make eDIA rgcmeut and increase Of
capital and facilities necessary. . III -. ~.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
Church Directory.

Congregational,
REY d. @. HIrCHeocK, PastOr,-Services at 10 Is
a. n. audi p. m.
Methodist,
REV. G. 4. S5ITH Pastor.-service at 10 Ia Il
N. and p. m.
Episcopal,
REV. LUcIEN @. LANCE. Pastor,-Service at 10 IL
=. m. and 10 p. m.
GetIna" Methodist,
REV. c. HEDLER, Pasror,-service ito 1-2 o. m
and p. IN.
Unitarian.
REV. Il. NJ. SIMMONS, Pastor,--service al T12p W
81 Marks Catholic.
FATHFR W DAUGHRTY, Priest,-Servce al s Il
and 10 - q. n. ana p. N.
Baptist
Service at 10 ID a. m. and 1-8 pm.
Lutheran.
REy c. PoPP, PastOr.-ServiCe at 10 1-2 a. IN.
S.. Georges Catholic.
FATHER NJ. BETTER, Priest,-Service at aud 10 a.
m and 1-2 p. N AFA raar eH-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
MILWAUKEE MARKETS
Special Notice.

The Kenosha Hardware Company having organ
ICED as q Stock Company under State Laws and
desiring largely to increase their business in or.
der to meet the demand Tor their goods. offer a
lim:,ed am unit OF stock to parties who may desire
may be desired will be furnished at the COMPANY
office b. J. Clapp, President, or e c. DurAnt.
Supt. The stock u he eunsCrb bed tor In non nts
Of One Hundred Collars and upwards The on
portunity will be available for lew DAYS only
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

As we announced in these columns some
wpekr ago, arran gemt nts have bean made
iOr grand old folks coucer in which a
numb.r OF th, leading yocafsis OF The city
are ngagrd. The programme is now com.
ppteu, and the concert advertised for to.
morrow evening at Simmons Hall, to com
nrence at 500. with en- opening chorus such
~ heard in he old fashioned singing school.
or the village choirs OF New England half a
cen ury ago. These concerts always please
an audience I he bare INCEPTION OF some OF the
pieces of popular music being sufficient to
provoke hearty laugh. The necessary cos.
fumes Tor complete representation of the
ancient Characters have been procured, aud
The concert viii be in every rrspect drserv-
inv oi puhl'c pa'rnnag. Let everybody at
tend. and lear ye muilck of Se olden time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

HH ANDRE manufacturer. holesalt HnG Re~
n y . tai DealeriD Cigars, Plug cut, CT ing
and smoking tobacco. snuff Pipes Is. E.AcigarR
are all made from beet qualities OF domestic ahd
imported tobacco. and soId tot etrf ie al i0wesG
Cash rates Also constant. OF 'Iud someLId.
Meerschaum pipes Orders proml Nv flled stfe~
meut Lyman's building, nerof Main anu "ae~
Ket Streets
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

Al 3 whitaker q CO., Ms nufacturerto
EAa III ards Patent Seamless { keins Stes M
eng'oes and boilers. and all kinds oil machinery
Als" Sleigh shoes. Cauidron Kettles, Sash eigh -
81 Repairing done to order We have bong BIZ
com the general agent, = y. Drum. thrrxtrae he.
longing to the Sore" Power Reaper and MownX,
aud viii do repairs upon the same. ana also uroa
any machines now in nst
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-16

meeting OF the w. D. OF the Aenosha
Co Teachers Association will be held al
Liher Corners, on Frd Y evening, Jan.
"a h, 1873. Tue order otl"xrrcises viii be as
Ifoflows: #t ~
| H., Roll call and Response By sentiments.
I'd Class exercise by Nj Geo Fscy.
3D.. Class TX rcIse 10y Mr., l. Stephens.
4 Class exercise .by MossS Chapman.
s. h. A RecI' alton FE
Question for discussion Resolved. that
ladies' exert a better influences as teachers
than gentlemen. Af.-Mr e Stephens,
Mr. Tucker, aud P Fisher Nsg,-Mr. L.
Haven, Jas. Ftttt, Jas Devin.,
CEPHAs LEACH. V. p. W D.