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FOR RENT.

nHE STORE ROOM AND Dwell. 81
i LING, No. 1865 Main street, now 20
occupied by II. j. Schultz as a shoe
store.
The store room aud dwelling No. 1893
Main street, one Of the best dry goods
stands in the city.
Possession given April LIST. For further
particulars apply 10
p KENNEDY,
ian3 or 1853 Main street.
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II boVEbt tHnt su" HVe1'I '"'''-
tsinment 10 be given Cor the bv;,
the Chlldren's Home will be = or.
as number Of persons directly "a
ed met ut the residence OF Mr.. {.
last evening and appointed = coza
TO make sn necessary arspgems.
an entertain ment some tiye next !,
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A GOOD CHANCE.

IOFFER FOR SALE ALI THE FIN
| lures, Furniture and Appearances OF the
Old Home Hotel, ON Market square, as
desire TO retire rom business at present
Everything Is In good repair and the bust
ness is pros porous. This 5 good chance
10 the right man.
GEORGE SCHW ARZHBACH,
dec29h Proprietor.
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warrant Issued.

Yesterday Henry Richards swOre out
warrant before Squire Phillips for the
arrest of Thomas Richards, for abusing
him
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FINGER Mashed.

Yesterday morning, while carrying q
bar of iron, Mr.. Redmsn, of the firm of
Rednsn IL Co, slipped and fell TO Tie
pavement, and in falling badly mssl /
the second finger on his lett hand.
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Social Gathering.

Last evening shout twenty FIVE couples
met at No. III Main street and spent
the evening in very enjoyable manner,
the occasion being the reception of one
of the couples who were lately married.
| Cocksyne's band was in attendance. =.
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a Correction.

Our informant was in error in stat, :
that the president and MAJ
ger of the Ems Iron mills received -
spectiveiy s., 500 and $1,000 annually i"r
their services. There salaries are $1,000
AID 81 500 resp, c.ivelv.
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hid Hurt.

A small child OF Jonas Prickett,
Eigth ward, fell from q chair, against
the grating of FIRE place last week, and
severely burnt its tsce and breast.
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Farm keld.

Yesterday morning AGctionec
sold Al public auction s fsfm OF y
nj Sl77 per acre. The farm IL >
on the hill above The Stone Cburc
is part OF the old Hppp farm.
Mccarthy became the purchase
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08

THE "B.byis Beat Friend
Bulls Baby Syrup, since II ms.'a'
bsby's health by keeping !. ~
collie, disrrbDs, etc. Price u cst1
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Arrested

Matthew PERIL, for whom Clerk Oar
rsh issued warrant last Saturday, was
arrested yesterday, and will have hear
ing at Poir- Court this morning.
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Eouutf 10 Go.

a couple of our friends who had some
business down the river, hncing out that
there would be 10 boat yesterday, pro-
cured sleigh snd started off in high
rice
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s.nsI Npar'n IL.

Mr. Phil. Heiser, City Sexton, reports
Us irIermerts IN the Peninsula Gene
.ery during the past year, beginning Feb
rusry 10, 1877, and ending January /,
1878
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
Large Glass Broken.

Some time yesterday morning one OF
the large plate glasses IN the show win
dow of Louis Dechert's jewelry store,
No !. 507 Market street, WAS broken by
the cold weather.
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Pine pOFkpFs

As fine lot of hogs as has been
brought to this city for Il long time were
taken To Fulton on las: Saturday after
loon. They were brought from Wells
burg, Brooke county.
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Trial Docket,

The following cases will come up Tor
a hearing before the County Court to.
day:
II. d. Davis vs. N. j. and L. J. Nor
gan.
George Safer vs.. J. II. Watkins.
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FOR RENT.

DEING D. sIROUS OF REMOVING IT,
ID a more suitable room, we offer for
rent the elegant and centrally locate i
room now occupied by as, AT Ol Marke,
street. Posses S'OE given "a once II desired,
ur April list, is7s. Gail on or address,
THE SINGER MANUF'G CO.,
Ja3 $50. Market Street. =
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The Old Thing atft Again.

As usual. Rev. Ansnias Halstead is
splitting out his sulphurous breath in the
shape OF accusations in regard to our re-
port o; New Years callers. After the
Gay has passed and Is almost forgotten,
with his accustomed enterprise, he refers
to 1t BY accusing Us OF stealing his re-
port. To steal from such sn inbecile IS
the IGtellgsHeer !lcsl would be 8 SIN,
and rs there Is $ society for the proven
ton of cruelty to animals, Of which we
are member. To- purloin an item from
the local columns Of the Iatelligeneer
would be like stealing the widows mite
TEE BNsi Birth Society installed is
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
FOR RENT.

TIME OLD HONE HOTEL, ON Nj,
east side Of Market Squsre- 81 I%%E
present occupied 10y George -chwarz-
stand. Possession given tpylI Isl. For
particulars apply 10 GEORGE HOOK,
dec7A 9T Market Street.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from SIUO Ia
san each. only One-sixln of the purchase
money required ia cash. rhe res due may
he paid annually IN five equal install
mentS, with interest. Apply To
JOHN 7. GlLCHRlST,
oc'Dh AL Top Mil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08

GREAT bargains in Dry COOS
carpets this week. at the corner o. -
and Twentieth streets, J. w. Ferrs'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08

CHEAT bsreans in carpsu AZ
goods this week 10 reduce stock :
corner Of Main and Twehiielh .nse'
W. fsrrel'E
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FOR SALE

DREWERY AND BRIi X DWELLING
ID on Market street: two large arch, q
rock cellars, over ~ feet long. Every
thing in good running order.
roT particulars Apply 10.
&. A. SCHAEFER & co.
de2S Opera House corner, up stains.
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FOR RENT.

nNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
" rooms, with all modern Improve a,-s,
ments, water closet and bath tubs; -
large lot; located No. ~ =. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. Caldwell, Esq.
Possession April lSt
one two and a half story brick house
with eigut ,umS and store room gas ana
water; al III good repair: No. bS high
ternth street; Will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April ist. Apply 10
A. VI. ADAMS,
deC2S 1927 Market street.
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Go 10 J. W. Ferrers store Itn y
for dry goods or carpets If y0a !"
bargain. aa
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FOR RENT.

DOOMS N The NEW WASHINGTON
II Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
AIRY lst. Persons desInng good bus ness
room in a good location, on reasonable
terms, can get Information from
l. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
decsh AT franklin ins. ONCE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO BRAN NEW BRICK HOU r. -
! on YORK and Virginia SITS, Island is.E
They are in a very d tsiTsble location. ->--<@-
ing gas bath rooms &c. Terms moderate.
Further Information can be had a; the
CAPITAL DINING ROOMS,
decl7 ll5j Market street.
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FOE RENT.

VrHE OPERA HOUSE STORES -
i and bar room Tor rent al reason ~
aUie Terms. Possession CIV en- i'm me- ~~
diaiely. Apply 81 the office OF the Ger
man FIRE Insurance Company OF Wheel
log. dec-in
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cents or per annum of Sl26.66. This
favorable result has not been obtained at
the expense OF the. moral welfare or per-
sonal comfort of the prisoners. By ex-
aiming the different agencies employed
for their spiritual and mental improve
ment, and the sanitary and dietary sys-
tenn OF the institution, it will be at once
found that we carefully 7svoided what
may be considered parsimonious or IL.
liberal policy in the administration oil
our interior affairs, and in this conneo-
ton the sum of So, 63S.26 has been psldi
during the past year, to deserving prs,
oners on their discharge as gratuities ano
awards for overwork, or nearly ten per
cent of our gross earning.
REFoRMAToRY AGENCIES,
Religious services sre held every Sun
day morning and Sunday School Tor one
hour in the afternoon. 0urevening school
for secular learning has been continued
under the direction of the chaplain and
would again recommend thst q .comPe'
tent professional teacher be appointed tc
improve the educational department snc
elevate it TO higher degree OF usefulness
The prison library is always source
of pleasure and benefit to our inmsies
LABOR
Considering idleness one Of the most
prolific sources OF crime, and useful laooi
| The very corner stone OF true reform, II
hiss been my constant aim 10 reward the
| dilligent and stimulate the idle 70 In.
dus;rious habits, with this view We
shared our profits with the former, and
granted him privileges, which Wer'
denied to the latter. Tbst this treatment
has been most sslutsry in its effects may
be easily demonstrated by the smount o
labor performed, and the financial 70
suits achieved in our workshops.
There were manufactured during th'
past year l67 500 oil barrels and 6e,I4t
white lead kegs, with 3 profit 70 ih'
county OF S40,479.l6, and this eli has beer
accomplished within nine ulodtht, b!
men who were merely apprentices II
| their trade. The discipline oil. the 10
| stitutiou is based on strict obedience
faithful labor, and general conduct Ia
been msinlsined IL degree equally cred
liable TO the vigilance Of the officers ss u
the peaceful disposition Of the prisoners
While kindness ~ d humanity should
be the motive power in the sdministrs
ton OF prison discipline ! do not believe
like many Of our enthusiastic, but III
advised philsnirophistE, that penal 10
s;itutIons should be made pleasure 70
sorts tor evil doors, or tbs. their ipTnste
should, in 4 certain sense. De- conEideret
victims OF unjust or cruel lswE
Our Disciplinary punishment are: Tb'
withdrawal 0. privileges, deprivstlon Q
labor, solitary confinement md dcl
cell on hesd and water. IL EXCEPTIONS
cases of gros. mitconduct the dungeon
is brought into requlsiiIop.
! Since August 9th, 1859, there has beer
received into This Institution 1913,
prisoners, and their ysred bsbts Of lf'
] were:
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FOR RENT.

T1BE TWO STORE ROOMS AT PRESENT
occupied by the Undersigned on
Twelfth street as wholesale liquor store.
Possession on LIST OF April.
iaS II. SCHMULBACH & Co.
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ROOMS FOR RENT,

TNTHEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD "a
i ING. IL
Building are hereby offered Tor rent Pos
session OF two OF them Will be given In
rnediaieiy. These rooms are considered
the most eligible u The city Ior sleeping
rooms or Offices.
Apply at the Bank or TO
lash THOs. 0'BRIES, Agt.
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FOR RENT.

r ARGE, CoMFoRTAB BILE DWELL Isss
ing house on Thirteenth street. j.sa1
". V. HOGE, & BRO, 1900 Market :
sfraaf does
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FOR r Emf
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

fpwo TwO-sTORY AND a HALE
Brick dwellings, nos -and. %
Twentieth Street; hot and cold water ana
ments. Inquire OF -
MRS. L. b. YOUNG,
taAs No. . Twentieth Street.
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EXPEsDITUEEs.

In the mstter Of expenditures, being
based upon the principles Of strict econ.
omy, the following figures will show
ttotsl inmates for the year 1870: The
average daily cost per man for mainre-
Lance amounted: For provisions, 1872
GEMS; for clothing and bedding, 2ecenu;
for cEsers and guards, 70 officers and 40
guards, t2-9 cents, for light, fuel, medi.
cine, book, gratGities, and all other mis-.
eeilAneous items, 81 cent?; making 3
total cost for eaea man per day OF 40
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Tax B'Nsi Birth society installed lis
officers Sunday night.
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$1,000, being county tax 500, State tax
SIS. 20 and State school $3.50.
The claim OF the
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The receipts Of Henry J. Dice for hand
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WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY

Ga. ~ lAEu AOthbS sSuoOi Fl-.Vys
The claim OF the
WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY
of an erroneous assessment for 1876, in
Richie district, on S4,750 valuation, wss
examined and found correct, as claimed.
It is ordered that the same be refunded
county tax S2l IS, road tax $3.50, State
tax $3.50, State school s4.75, local school
$7.lS, building fund 1858, and the as
SCISSOR to drop the same from as sess-
ments.
In the matter OF the claim of
rs. MARSHALL
Of double assessment for 1876 on the
essi half of ut 81, Richie district, same
being assessed in Webster, was examined
and found 10 be Is claimed. 1t Is ordered
that he be refunded on valuation OF
s460, being county tax SIP, State W
cents, and State school 46 cents, sud the
assessor for Richie district 10 drop SAID
land from his books
George w. Long claim OF an excessive
assessment, not warranted or made by
commissioners Of valuation, in 1916, but
since increased by the assessor OF the
Second district for 1876 and 1877 from
$1,000 to sl,740, and asking its correc-
ton and 10 be refunded on the excess,
wss examined and found TO be 81
Claimed.
Ordered, That he be refunded
on lots and 8, square 9, Richie district
on of $40 for 1876, county tax 1870
State tax sl0S and State school tax 81
cents; and that the Second district place
the property as valued in 1875, at sl,zOO
Ire claim of w. Craig, Sr. to correct as
sessment for 1877, we find the lots Z, .,
! 9. Sc conveyed 10 the street railway
company, August, 1877, and therefore
be is liable Tor the tax and interest, q!
ordered by the Board II
! 1876, therefore the petition Ii
rejected. II is ordered that IN future
persons aggrieved by al erroneous o.
double assessments on land, will be re
CURED to furnish their deeds or transcript
OF The record.
In the matter Of the exsmiE alton o
books and accounts OF the sheriff snC
clerk together with the fnsncls. stale
ment for the year, owing TO the pressure
of business on your Committee since th'
last meeting OF the Board, this mattel
has 10 be deferred to an early session o
the Committee this month. The state
ment is completed and the account
closed, but not examined by your com
! mltLee.
Resolved, That the foregoing report b
adopted and @the findings OF your com
mittee, in the cases OF assessments, bt
confirmed by the Board.
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MARTHA JOHNSON
of Al erroneous assessment for 1877 Of
county tax OF $500, the county board
find the claim 10 be correct, and order the
same refunded. County tax 81
In the msltsr OF the claim of
MRS. A. y. JOHNSON.
of sn erroneous assessment for 1877 Of
$1,000, personal property in Cay dis
trict and of $1,000 account OF county
tax on county bonds, ftd It TO be a.
claimed, and it Is ordered that she be
refunded county tax on s., GEO beng SIS,
and for Stste purposes on $1,000, being
81, Stste school 81.
In the matter OF the claim OF
EMMA B. CARTER,
asking to be relieved OF Interes. on taxes
far 1875 and 1876, IS she WAS st the
Sherifi's Office resdy to pay her taxes, &c,
we find it correct and order the same TO
be refunded, being county interest S9.l6,
State 8. 80 State school 81 s.; further
her claim for reduction on the Peninsula
property, we find 70 be just, and il is
ordered that the same be placed on the
land books at $4,000. and TO refund on
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-12-26

The contemplated harbor improve
ment is the prevailing topic of CONVEX
sation with vessel men.
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Classical Concert.

The old time favorites, Clement
Bros, will give one of their popular
concerts on Saturday evening next, at
Kimball Hall. Since their last appear
ance in this city several first class
stars have been added, which makes
this troupe one of the best now tray
elling. ALT. and. Lulu Wyman, char
acter artists, late Of California, are
highly spoken of by the press through
out the country, the balance Of the
troupe are we'll known in this city,
which is sufficient guarantee of a
first class entertainment, Admission
35 and rs cts. Reserved seats, at Ritz
mans.
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29W13

Our old friend and contributor, Rev.
Frank T. Lee, is expected here soon
on brief visit to his friends. The
Congregationazist informs us that he
has closed his editorial connection with
that paper, and also his chaplaincy at
Wellesley, where his labors were at
tended by the quickening of Christians
and a number of conversions, and that
he now turns his face to the great
West,Where several openings to impor-
tant fields of ministerial labor awaits
his choice. The editors of the C0ngTe-
gationazist, in their goodbye to Mr.
Lee, use these very kind and compli-
mentary words: ''The regret felt by
his associates in parting with him is
mitigated by their conviction that he
possesses peculiar fitness both for the
Sabbath and weekday service OF the
churches; and their confident expecta-
ton that his labors, wherever God In
his Providence shall assign them, will
be crowned with success" III. C. II.
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I1cket to Washington, PHILADELPHIA
Or New York and Return

we offer for sale ticket for transportation fol
ne person to be issued directly to whoever uses
ROAD, from Chicago to Washington and Return
or TO Philadelphia and return, or to New York
ana return, via one Of the following routes
NO: 1-Chicago to New York and return. via
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
No 2-Chicago to Philadelphia and return. via
pittsburgh and Harrisburg.
no; 8Chicago to Washington and return via
flttsDurgh, Harrisburg and Baltimore.
Phlladelphia. Also Baltimore to Washington
and Washington to Chicago, via Harrisburg
NO 5-Chicago to Washington and return to
New York to Chicago
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TAX PApERS TAKE NOTICE.

The Tax Roll of the City Of Keno.
sha, for the year 1873, is now in my
hands for collection. Payment may
be made to me at the Council Room on
Or after
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1878,
until the Sd Monday in January, 1879,
at which time all unpaid taxes will be
returned to the county. On all taxes
paid on or before the first Monday in
January next, will deduct the five
per cent added thereto for collection
ANDREW SCHoFrEN.
City Treasurer
KEN0snA, Dec. 8, 1878. 29w6
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Che Seunsha 5eleorapl,.
KENOsHA, WIS, DEC. 20, 1878.
CHICAGO G. NORTHWESTERN r. r.

The Western train arrives II 80 q. M, and de-
parts at sp, NJ,
4Freeport Freight arrives at Kenosha at :45
A. M and leaves at 80. p M.
THOMAS GIBBONS, Agent.
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Several new yachts and row boats
will be built this winter for home par
ties, our local boat builders having re-
ceived numerous orders for this species
of craft.
Witness the many new and stylish
cutters that have made their appear
ance on the avenue this winter.
Have not some of the "bloods" for
gotten the ordinance in relation to fast
driving?
Billy Dickhaut's brass band forms
the staple music for dancing parties
this winter.
A large delegation Of odd fellows
will leave this city tomorrow for Viii
mot, to participate in the dedication
of the new hall lately erected in that
enterprising village.
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Lyceuml Hall.

Under the above name, q Public Hall has
been fitted up, i'll the building known as the old
Episcopal Church, on Market street opposite the
Court House. Its central and quiet location
and easy access, render in peculiarly desirable
for Lectareand Concert Hall, sfor which pur-
pose it will be aanted on moderate terms. Seat
capacity $50. Apply to II. B. HINsDALE.
25W13
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EDITOR TELEGRAPH:-Seven we'll
bred short horn steers raised and fed
by Eli Sherman, of Brighton, and sold
to Jas Bolton, of Racine, are perhaps
worthy Of notice, as I think them the
finest lot raised an6 fed by any farmer
In the county. Age and weight as fol-
lows: 1 Roam steer, calved March
1875, weight 1,77o lbs; 2 Red steers
calved Oct, 1775, weight 1920 Tbs
pair of twin steers, calved June 10th
1875, weight $3.50 lbs; 2 steers, calyed
April End, 1876, weight 2,64O lbs
Weighed at Salem Station. Price
paid, four dollars and fifty cents pei
100 lbs. LII.
Brighton, Dec. 10th, 1878.
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Special NOtIce-Temple Of Honor.

Special NOtIce-'EemDIe on IaOnOr.
The Temple Of Honor will hold an
open meeting at their rooms in Sim
mons Block, on Monday, Dec. 3Oth.
commencing at half past Z o'clock.
Interesting exercises interspersed with
music have been announced. The pub
lie are cordially invited.
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The subscriber offers his farm Of
120 acres, situated in the town of Som
ers, miles west of Kenosha, for one
year, commencing Oh the 1st day of
March 1879. For further particulars
inquire of James Flett, Somers. 3Ow4
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For the Kenosha Telegraph.
THE SNOWFLAKE r..


BY REV. JAMES CRUICKsHANKS
Far from the land of Ether
The far-off fairy land,
There came a white-clad stranger
And lighted on my hand.
The texture of his garments
A wondrous skill displayed,
EJf brilliant, gorgeous crystals
Most curiously inlaid.
MY spirit wished the story
Of this bright strangers birth,
And how it left its glory,
To light and cheer on earth;
tbut ere my wish was uttered,
While urging it to stay,
Behold, the stranger fluttered,
And vanished all away!
II sighed awhile in sadness,
Iwept most bitter tears,
Whenl0 totgive me gladness,
And chase away my fears,
Another white winged stranger
Came fluttering to my breast,
whispering to my spirit,
Elm Weary-give me rest -
I-smiled a generous welcome,
And to protect it's form,
I threw my arms around it
To save it from the storm.
It's fragile form was shivering,
I looked, and 10 my fears,
It's grief had met its limit,
And melted into tears.
Kewoslfa, December, 1878.
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Earns to Rent!

KEN0sHA, Dec. 8, 1878.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-12-26

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting Of the Bristol Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be held
at the Bristol Post Office on the 18th
day of Jan. 1879, at one o'clock P. M.
to elect officers for the ensuing yeal
and to transact such other business as
may come before the meeting.
Bristol, Dec. oath, 1878.