The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-17
BRISTOL.
April is, rs.

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}j"Their Rock is not as our Rock our
enemies themselves being Judges"
DR.. A. Woodwork gave usa call
and staid over Sunday. He returned
to Chicago yesterday. +.
Mr.. A. J. Benedict has taken to HIM
self a better half. It is not good for
man to be alone. But this is bad for
our gossips as they will have to find
another widower to talk about.
1 forgot to state that a, our last
charter election his Honor, l.. Spencer,
was reelected mayor of Woodwork,
unanimously. @
Mr.. G.. Johnson has moved his house
from the south ward to Main street,
near the depot.
Mr.. Petrie has commenced his school
for the spring term. Send in your
olive plants. H
Several of the Bristol schools COM
menced on Monday last. ~
Squire Jackson tied the nuptial knot
last week for Mr.. Brooks of Brighton
and Charity Gulick. Of Somers. i.f@a
ea asa SENEX.
THE REVEREND FATHER DRUM
GOOLE, of the Newsbeys' Lodging
House. New York, uses for bruises
to which the waits under his charge
F, are SO subject, DR.. Giles Liniment
Iodide Ammonia. Sold ny Marden &
Farr. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES.
,20 West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial size Is cents.
| H.stsry Of KeEosha and Racine.
TIE Western Historical Company is
now getting up y combined history of
Kenosha and Racine Counties. The
close relationship between these coun-
ties makes ,uch an undertaking not
only possible. but even unavoidable,
and will be readily approved of by all
concerned. The Company place their
own men in the field and obtain infor-
nation directly from those who can
ve il best They spare neither time,
;tt,or nor money to effect an exhaus-
Y
I'VE lesaarch OF all possible avenues
o; knowledge concerning the early days,
AID con in!e in that manner to de-
| cribe al events, institutions and in
IT'S ries up to the present time
| 20 elaborate work requires patient
Ok, but even then cannot be properly
one without the cooperation of those
whohava the desired data. If our old SET
tiers will do their bes to help the his
ltorians. we are confident that a yalua-
BILE, standard book will be produced
Che history Of these counties will not
be written again, probably. for half a
century, and it is highly essential
that proper care should be taken now
to DO the work we'll. If any of those
who read til s have papers or books
,ear ng upon the subject they should
| produce the data for historic pages at
lonce "reminiscences are also desired
and should be brought to mind in an.
|tlcipaiion of the call of the historians
To-day is Il memorable anniversary
III American history. On the 18th OF
April, 1861, the brave Major Anderson
vas obliged, after a severe siege of
lthirty-four hours, to surrender Fort
Sumter to the rebels of South Carolina
IOa the l4th Of April, 1865, Abraham
Lincoln. the patriotic and beloved
Isresldel.t Of the United States, was
shot down and killed by q cowardiy
loouthcrn assassin Fourteen years ago,
Ialsp, Fort Sumter was reoccupied by
/ Union troops after having been in pos
session OF the rebels just four years.
to-day, the anniversary of LincOln's
Iassa ssination. finds eulogizers of Jeff
Davis in the United States Senate
lrha]d defilers of the constitution sit
uncliallenged iii the halls OF Congress,
and seventy-two Confederate Briga
Idlers occupy seats i'll the National
| t0ISi atl,rp - fHlcnOO eNneuinn Inn.