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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-27

dates we're withdrawn Gibson womb
receive two or three Of che votes that
had been cast for them, or enough 20
secure the nomination. - - -
When the caucus roassemb bed on
Wednesday night, no break had been
made IN tho Gibson tiue, and McEne-
ry held bis own votes we'll In hand.
The frst ballot resulse'j: Gibson So.
McE0ery 36, CoRrey 8. Texada 8.
so,sttering 3. There had been no
practical change since the second
ballot on Monday night, and II Texs'
ia and Coffrey could have he'll their
votes, there would have been dead
lock. But this Vas not the case. %
the next ballot one OF Ooffrey's votes
and ono OF the scattering wont to
Gibson, and be received SIS, McE0ery
getting 80, Texaala 6. Ood,ey l. scat
tering 3. Fifty-flve was just enough
TO nominate, being = bare majority
u the caucus, and Gen: Gibson vas
declared tue choice OF the Demo-
cratic party for United States Sena'
TOT. - - ~.
An analysis OF the vote 10 caucus
shows that Gen. Gibson was MONT.
mated by the votes OF tue city mem
bssa, Tho O0uOtIy Was pSetty even.
y balanced between Gibson and
McE0ery, the ifOriAeF getting the
bulk OF the vote 10 the Mississippi
river and Sugar parishes, while Gov.
McEnofy's strength was drawn prin.
ciDallv from the Red river section,
and North Louisiana. " the twen'
ty.eight city members, McEqrry r..
,.eiyed tho votes OF ouly I'VE. as far
~ can be asceftained. Gibson get
ting about twenty. Why the city
vote Was 40 cast b q matter OF con
iecture. Gen. Gibson cannot be said
to DO personally popular 10 New Or
leans. While his ability 10 CONCEDED,
be Is regarded BY the masses a. cold
and unsympSthetic. McEnery. OF
he other hand, u easily approached
aud we'll liked; besides. nearly al
the prominent city politicians VET.
entirely enlisted IN h1s favDr. 0hefif
Fitzpatrick being the only i0huen
tial local politician who supported
0ibeon. Had the city done as vel
for McEoery - VAS expected. hi
eould have b0eh nominated. y - -
% Thursday Gen. Gibson wae TOT
,uxlly elected In joint session Of to-
General Assembly, receiving al tn
woes cast. l22 10 number. He "a
placed In nomination by Senate
cunningham, Chairman Of the join
Democratic caucus. and the n0mina
i lion was seconded by Allan. q tol
Ored member OF the House ttO1
| I0erville, speaking for the Republ1
cans. Who made no nomination. " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,

w A
and youns General A. = jarvis Pm
cpa fr The - years VIII REOPEN en- rerrmorr -
SIM sayanlsge. Number limited W - ssholar'; All
besders; best references given caiao-ues rnt o app
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

.,tl CENTS 4 LESSON. SO Il quarter.-Pri-
III at iasrrcil tire pups Tcsicnco In rhetoric.
c. ana all In ssh branches refcr-nces IRON city
nsnsis Aal,s TEACHkH station T.. Nsw.lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
This school will opened Monday october a. Its
prime III IL developments Of all the branches OF the pot
Teal Qualifications for admissions Satisfactory com
,letou u UNDERGRADUATE college or In one
Inain aiming equivalent curcuun Of Junior year
Annual fee SO De paid al marcuaiion and
oue blf In February
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ry,HE Hill School. Petistown. Penn 3i2 hours
nm sew York. Prepares oer. Scientific ard GOV
rrrmrut ami Business Cerfifrf stu<hn ms
-1sr college Ihout .onditsn Home ne ans culture Lesa
gins s.ptenbef To- crcnlais VIII be seat On aprhca"h 10
y ID.
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Cost an0 {cIn0.

advertisement FOR THE NEW
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THE New-York Pnysio, oelcal School
for feeble boded children Remover 10
No. West J7th-at. Consultations IL to l-3D
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CcrporGtlou y otlces.

NOTICE.-PropoSals will he received ar tho
~ OF the par mel Pubic Charities aud Corrrc-
uaUl september - 1850. for Ice.
For mil Information Sos CITY Record. No. cay
ltai.
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Ecaal y otlces.

IN pursuance of an or Ter of DELANO G.
CALVIN Esq. surrogate Of the 1onuiy ~ .NeN-IPI..
M lng cilth,
ONWARD COl.rO atc ot The tity OF ~ o> dScsoa.
present voucher Thereof - tAe si,ct
AZ The c.ce OF BrsllI. 2ly Broadway, 10 mttiv
oil CIV York before the lSth d1g ~ OcODer heA@
Dated New YORK, he 18Th day of Aprl, lo-p.
JOHN y. - krIMAN AimniStrA'or
riawGm0sF.i.l
DISi RIOT COURT OF the UNITED : a | rs
~ for 5ho SOUTHERN DISTRICT % NEW-hshh-In
TIE mater Of MOSES MICHEL JACOb MichAL ana
GUSTAV MICHEL. BaDkrupt%-ln BankrdplcN.- Nsr.
ram m Bankuuty has beeu issued nv said Cnur ag1insc
Inc estate Uf MOSES MICHEL. JAG = MitHt l. ana
GTr-TAV MICHEL. of me CITY OF New York OF tho
County II York. the STATE Of New 0rk ia sn9 Dis
tc aiudged upon the petition ~ tel ctes
ami the u debts and he delivery "' any prop.
erv belonging SAID bankrups To them or 10 shes use az"
te transfer property item. torhi.en Oy aw
A NEE ing OF sau ban rus IA iONt hsir
debts and asslsnees II tbct estate VIII %
OF Bankruptcy Ia pc no den AL ~
IogK, sad D'-tlca OF tlc
of septrmb r. A. $50 10 O'Clock a. ~. Al me once ok
Jol the kc-istcTS "A ba. ul'y "h
SAID Court. LOUIS 4. PAN, MAJ siaA -''eSH'n-e'-
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GfcurslOnS.

-DIRFCT ROUTE TO HOTEL BRIGH-
n .TON WEST RIGHrON AND COMFY ISLAND. -
THE NLW-YORK and BRIG drON BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY will ran their fast ami reliable steamers
MORkI-ANIA and SHADY SIDE
Locust Grove av9itine outside lea pas
"a r connecting with their double track railway 10
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SnsirntlIon
For Both Sexes-Citv-

THE Missns Rogers English, French AMI
young ladies ma chill rem % W e.'
9sthst iormery J62 est 4uthst, vii reopen Sep'em
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Firsica.s passenger elesmt O1en cars c0n-
pier % Brighton Hotel am Mei lIg
Beach Coney island. his road ~ ~ n *
cur.i ~ tickets single 80 cents Children De-
tween twelve amt tour hair fare.
Wr,tco Express Company viii checs baggage to ana
gOn Beach and residences II Ne"1 or@ anu Jersey
-.
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Dlnriua AGa0eTue s


Geacner5.
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER des re-. res prh,-
"a , yse pnpi ie A v ga s0 ISaI
A MODERATE SALARY viii be oaid for me
"A nreseui 40 profess or Of VOC music AMI piano nsruc
ron al the Pegn.' vana state college Address III" '''''
al, WANTING besC teachers, American or
a foreign. for iane schools GO ieS7' ES W Bji
men nigh oT low snoui have ry Ansrin school
ms inis Ii 30 last i4il'sc
A FRENCH LADY Parisienne) with q
n experonc n te' hing womb me 30 W. to est
ref rences ACTRESS MAZDA AE NJ L.. Tribune franc" "
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACIERS
"A hGENC1 snpnle - ota.rs Pgcr as and Teicle-s.
superior Tutors Govenlesses coll on OF ,ie " Iloan
YOUNG. American aud ForegD Teachers Agency - O"'"
4 LAW STUDENT, recently head master
~ o. cas' ,acs.g viii for lair niprnsAt On gvi
fruI,n IN tne classics English, etc Address Tor inter
view Box G. Tribune Office.
<~,0vFpNESS lady who has taught in
ns catrv ana abroad desires position a. ggvernes4
qualified IN rough nsrc ION ~ l-iEn H. rae'l -
re- renee from SITUATION Address EC DORA FroAne
TrTVDFPG ARTEN.-A lady with two years.
N evprrlen - kindergarten teacher in kndcrglren
on Uni sue IS graduate Of n Hnderga rn seminary OF
4 Ffq S% haares 1 F. + H. fr6a1e once
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION by Yale
Graduate accredited by the Rev Wm a. taylor Pm
aucc sslu teacher. emne iiy quiilheu % inspire Gu
thnsiasm.' EXPERIENCE. Tribune Ola e.
DRIVArE TUTTlON.-The undersigned will
resume dutie- IN giving instruction IN ,,eeA; % ~
fngiis and Name cai studies Address '"i'u-" l. "
Boz I'@' PROF WILLIAM J. MENUS.
DIYCKNFYS AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
manage OF scno6s invited LARGE list OF superior
teachers O''n AH''iSr" cJo1TTE %'S PINCKYEY
Domestic Guiding
Broadway. cor. l4fh-sL, N Y
T7HE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY pro
gver Hse or Teachers Of any promptly com
schools 10 parents aos tetc"eE ~ ,,sr M
positons sells rents school properly for luIliei III
iosnai' 'A' a. LoViLl & CO. AZ Bond.st.. New YORK
TFACHERS of real skill and successful ex-
perieuce yet ed in considerable numbers, F.empC
onportu lies for for interviews some IaLucu
fuesiaya Tribune Also Laay ncpai ,AF Fr.nnh
ana r wing Boarding. school Hudson Also German 1r
Piann for famous Knickerborker family on Hudson
j. ". sCHERME.HORN, Secretary American 7choo'
institute. 80 East .4tl--t
TEACHERS WANlED.-Cla assistant
TO- Arsrc boarding school Hudson 500, superior
lnte we necessary Tuesday morning Classical
nTe military boarding HUDSON Norma graduate
English branches and singins Gil ago E4pvrehce ar
Englh. ench and music. schools ana nlh'Ies' D. W.
| sCHERMERHOkN 80 East l4th-st.
VISITING GOvERNE oS.-Young lady wants
English q braDehes has studied abroad had
esprcIallv with young children. Address LAMAHrlNE
| SrANTED-A lady pupil To teach common
w Inrsh hours dav m irstcass boarding sclaO
IN exchange for three quarters o. heI ioI o"u an"
angu scaenees mai MATES pnnliHs, piano
vocal culture Address LOCK BON o-' No"i orA
City
.oO CENTS A LESSON. $15 a quarter.-Pri
selD yne instruction pupils residence IN rhetoric
pmpiis. address fEACHER, station q, New-York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
sesE GseseSSG
RIG JOB III HANBURG5.

stIU JOB IN HAMBURG3.
-da Mondsy, February 10Th, 1850.
a lob lot Of Hamburg Edgiues and lnserlinps
iast recsivod, very chosp. Also 10 dCzsn Purs
linen Napkins al G9c psr doz Babriegsn Hcso
ri 25c, ,aj'b; British H.!f Hose at 70 and :5c,
'N.Fa cheap; Ladies' Mourning Handkerchiofa'
nnw style; extra larga Bates Qlills At 81 3D.
D. +. RkhljHEAK,
Il. Il llo3nica. No. 100 King street
Alexandria. Va.
Al wool EnntinGs 81 %. great bsrg
t"h - D. f. B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

R0Gder, have you caught cold2 Arc You
tation in the throsL2 A sense of oppression on
the lungs. with short breath? Do you have
fit Of coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now and then in region of the heart. shoulders
and back2 IF SO, OUR ADVICE Is to take
at once dose Of Tatrs Expectorant; you will
repeat the Expectorsnt, place hot iron to the
feet take two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fall into a pleasant sleep and wake up in tho
morning cough gona, lungs working freely !;
easy bros,hiug and tho bowals moving in q nat
ural mannor. t. prevent q return of those
symptoms use tho Expectorsnt several days.
Office, IS MURRAY ST., N. YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1880.
WINES EHD LIQUORS.
GEORGE slsEUERNAGEgIS
Exchange Restaurant,

NO. 80 NORTH ROYAL STRNET.
klexAndfia, Virginia.
Importer Of Wines Erandies. Gins &c. w.r
rantMd nnrn, st tho lowcst cash prices.
o1SIhkS Of the largest sZo and inoat flavor
always on hsnl, which arc served in tho best
style
Meals 81 al hours. Lodsing now fur
nlshed to this pubic. Rooms nowly furnished
and comfortable. dar JG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17

r 0 TlFY THE ST4 ts NJ,
Anu you are srmod against disease. Tho iaes!
Ionic Ionic tor this purpose is Hostotters Stomach
blt!ers, which rendors digestion easy snd ccm-
plete. counteracts biousness, and keeps the
bowels in order and 80 genial and benelicent are
lis ELECTS: that not only is the body invigorsted
ana regulated by lis use, but despopdoncy BAN
lshed from tho mind. For sale bv sll drug gsts
ahu daSlers generally. an %l-eoln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17

tEs u :. :, :; i: + Is y / Il.
CRAY HAZE OK WTr2EGHs changed 10 8
Glossy Black lay - siIs!n application of this
DYE. L. l:n:is.r!s p r. Atur.l Color, aots Instanr
tatoDn2iy, and is rs HarG'oSg rs spring water.
'5old By HruegIs!a. or ssnt by oSpr0ss on rsco,nt
Of 81
eea;ee. G;s EEnTrsSy Sc, View Yar.y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
PREMIUM FRUIT TREES,

%. o. MUNsON'S NUEsERY,)
Will taxa orders for the above Fruit, Ornament.
al and Shade Treos Small Fruits, Roses, Flow
store, eornor of Fairfax and Franklin sts. Send
card, and l will COLL and take your orders and
leave catalogue of prices and varieties and can
give purchasers inquiring useful hints about de-
sir.blovarietie..
iy9-l0m w, GRAVES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17

NJ OT!CE--GARDEN sEED-Pcrsens des
~ string Garden Seed from u. Nd. Ferry s.
Co. or Hiram Sibley e Go. can procure them by
leaving their orders with
w. i. CREIGHTON,
fob 1 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
A NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER WRITES

OfIico Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. Tut Dear Sir-M little son was attack
cd with pneumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough that lasted till within
month since, for the cure of which am indobt-
ed to your valuable Expectorsnt. L had tried
most everything recommended, but none did
any good until I used your Expectorant. one
bottle of which removed the cough entirely.
With mary thanks, EN- yours truly, -
JOHN Ii. WEIGLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17

rENHE GERMAN RHEU MATIC REMEDY
4 only cofis So; per hoLtla, and will cure your
rheumatism if gnu will only try it.
ian 22 LUNT IL DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
sTEDlCINAE.
DIR. TUFTS
Ia .EX. ..pE..SE1sUy'z'()RANT. /. Il
II NEitdCINAE-
IN 20 oRS, AND ST. BOTTLES.

lis properties stc I,omuIcent, Nuirilivs, Bal.
samic. Soothing and Healing. Combining ell
these qualities, it s the most effective LUNG
BAL&AM eve. offered 10 sufferers from pulmo.
nary diseases.
Dr. J. +. WOOD, Of Now York, volun
tarliy lndorsos it, Ee.d what ho says:
Kew Io1k, Sept. ~. 1877.
DR.. Tut: Uaar Sir-Durins this year / treat
ed nine hundred cases Of lung diseases. In the
lower wards OF the city tho cssos wore Of very
severe tyne. !. WIS thera My attention wss
called TO TUFTS Ezpoctorant, and confess my
surprlao at It's wonderful power. During prsc-
tco Of twenty years J. haSo nevor known q med
icino 10 act IS promptly and with such happy
effects. II instantly subiued tho most violen
fits of coughing and invariably cured the d.
the best lung medicine ever used.
j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, M.D.
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q &SNH FISH GUANO GisGen
tIH ~ PER TON OF 1pNO LBS tIt ~

am now prepared TO furnish the above yalu-
ahle fertilizer a: tho low prica of S2O per Ton of
2OOO lbs, delivered on CARS or boats. II is in lis
crudo state, and farmers in want bad better or.
der ear y, 30 they prepare it for fall seeding
There is nothing in this guano but tho pure Gsh
with The oil extracted (Which ia said by all chem
lists 10 DO no fertilzer.) I can reiur to thoso
sold it to last spring, most Of whom have already
sont IN their orders for more TO uso On their wheat
aug 10 THOMAS PERRY, Agent.
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Second Ward Nle;at iIarkot.

Other Nests. Fruits and VogoLablas proper
tionsLely low.
In connection with tho above, am making
daily, Sundays excepted, BEEF SOUP, which
Churches and charitable Institutions wishing
10 purchsac soup tickets for the poor can get
theu at my store at any time during the day,
aud will be allowed 2 discount on tho above
price, Soup will be served from II m. until
p. Il. nov III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
HAD TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATS.
Mamnhis. February IL ISL

Memphis, February II, ISL.
DR.. Tut: Sir-I have been suffering for near
~ two years with severe cough. When
duced to one hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight had tried almost everything; had
terrible nigh: swssts. hsvo taken half dozen
bottles. Tho night sweats have left me, tho
cough has disappeared, and have gained alteen
pounds in flesh. l recommend it to al my
frionds. With great respect
OLIVER RICE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17

NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Buttons, Spool Silk, Combs. Hair Brushes
Knitting Cotton, Pins. Needles, Tapes, Towels.
Napkins, Belts, Skirts, Shawls anu u new line OF
Jowery, Soaps. Perlumery. Sc.
SOD II q. III. ADAMS. 92 King st.
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NEW GOODS-Just received Sulphate Quiz
~ nine, Sulphste Cinchonidin, Green's Au-
gust Flower, Boschee's German Syrup, Italian
Uosmetique, Farins Cologne, Whites Tooth
Iodde iron, Clorate Potash Dursng's Rheu-
matte Remedy, Pierce's Medical Discovery,
Giles Liniment Valentines Nest Juice, De-
Bng's Pile Remedy, Sandford's Liver Kegula-
tor, Cashmere Bouquet Soap and Extract. Nj
trato Silver, Csrb. Ammonia and Tilden's Elixir
Iodo Bromo Calcium Compound.
JANNEY SEQ
jan13 70 and l52 king At.
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DEAL HAIR 4OODSl

DEAL HAIR GOOESl
~ REAL HAIR GOODS
We havo very lsrge stock Of Hair Goods.
bought at old prices. Ladies wishing anything
in this line would do we'll to call and examine
our stock at once AS we soil great deal of these
ct wholesale, we arc enabled 10 give our custom
OTIS real bargains. By the now patent process
we are enabled 10 straighten tho roots OF hair
com6inRs all ono way. A braid or ewtch made
IN this manner is much superior for locks and
wear. FERGUSON & RRO
jan 20 Hair Manuiactory. sc King ST
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-27
ADJOURNED MEETING.

August 5, $780,
Present-Mayor Sinclair: Aid Glover,
Williams, Schend and 0'Brien.
The Mayor stated the object of the meet
ing was to take into consideration the expe-
diency of resembling Ordinance No. 101
The following amendment was offered aud
read to the Board:
Be it ordained by the Auditing Board of the city of
Kenosha:
That Ordinance No. 101 be and the same is hereby
amended by adding thereto section to be numbered
" Section No. g." as follows, viz:
SEC. B. /" Provided that the work herein contem-
plated be performed under the direction of a CON-
" mittee of said Common Council Auditing Board
to be appointed for that purpose and that the deter
"mnatiOn of such committee shall be followed and
observed by said company to the grade of such
track so to be laid, and the grade established
at the time such track is constructed shall not be
changed without consent of said Common Council
|" or Auditing Board'
Aid. Schend moved thst the rules be sus-
pended In order to pass above amendment.
Seconded and carried.
Aid. Schend moved that the amendment to
Ordinance No. 101 be adopted.
Ayes and nays called for.
Ayes-Ald. Glover, Schend, Williams and
Mayor.
Nays-Ald. O'Brien.
Aid. Glover presented the following:
ORDINANCE.
Relative to the protection of the Public Parks of the
city of Kenosha, Wis.
Be it ordained by the Auditing Board of the city of
Kenosha:
That it shall be unlawful for any person or persons
to enter upon any of the public parks of the city of
Kenosha with horses vehicles of any kind and all
persons are hereby prohibited from entering said
parks as aforesaid and ON violation of this ordinance
the offender shall be subject to arrest and mprison-
ment, and shall be liable to the said city in the sum
of ten dollars damage for each and every offence in
violation thereof.
On motion, rules were suspended and
ordinance passed by unanimous vote.
On motion. Board adjourned.
D. B. BMNEDIcT, Clerk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-27
-H0H
SOMERN.

Continued dry weather with a show
er last night. The ground is dry and
cracked, especially corn ground. A
few days of extreme heat. Corn is
suffering from the dry weather, and in
many places the crop will be lighter
than it promised few weeks ago.
A few have threshed. Wheat yields
from five to fifteen bushels per acre;
quality poor to good. Oats 25 to 80
bushels; light in weight. Flax, only
one piece; yield about eight bushels
per acre. A very few are still stack
ing grain. Haying, with few ex-
ceptions, is finished. The cabbage
crop is entirely destroyed in many
places by the worm. Potatoes are not
turning out in yield equal to expect
ations in some instances.
Next Monday evening is school
meeting night.
There is change in the P. N. mail
which now arrives and departs at 2
o'clock p. M. The morning train from
Chicago now arrives at 80 A. NJ, in
stead of $50.
Mrs. Rhodes cousin from New Jer-
sey is visiting at their house.
Hattie Spence leaves to-day for Col
orado to teach.
Misses Victoria and Phoebe Bishop
have returned from their visiting tour
and Della has gone to her sisters at
OcOnOmowOc.
Jas. S. Ozanne has located at De
Smet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota. p. r..
Barnes has gone 20 the same place
with his brother, V. V.
On Sunday last Rev. Parsons occu-
pied his old pulpit, having exchanged
with Rev. Benjamin. A large congre-
CATION greeted him.
The Telegraph Company are about
to put up another line on the poles
from Milwaukee to Chicago.
Pastures begin to show the effect of
the dry weather. S.
August "a, 1880.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-27
RESOLUTIONS.

AL regular meeting Of Kenoshs Lodge
No. 49, /. o. O. F., held August 10, 1880, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, Death has again entered our
lodge and taken from our midst our worthy
brother, John E. Bostedt, thereby reminding
Us Of the uncertainty of life and the insta-
bility Of all earthly things. we. the mem
bers Of Kenosha Lodge No. 40. |. o. O. F.,
in view of the faithfulness of our brother
now departed in his duties as an Odd Fellow,
hereby acknowledge our appreciation Of his
example and faithful life in the following
resolutions:
ResoiUed, That in the death of Brother J.
E. Bostedt we realize that our lodge has lost
one of its most ardent and consistent mem
bers, ever in the associations surrounding
him, in an unpretentious manner, demon
strating the sacred principles of our order.
ResolUed, That we deeply sympathize with
the family of our departed brother in their
great affection, sharing with them the grief
and sorrow occasioned by this dispensation
of Divine Providence, cherishing the pleasant
memories of the past, and profting by the
lessons of the hour, we may, with renewed
devotion to the principles of true christianity
as exemplifed in the principles of our order,
be prepared when the summons shall come
to US to meet orr departed brother in the
celestial lodge above
Resolueds That our lodge be draped in
mourning for the space of thirty days as a
testimony Ofrespect and brotherly regard 10
the memory of our departed brother.
D. d. BENEDICT,
GEo. v. REDEKER, Committee.
F. B. HANNAHs,