The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-20

IF men want their sons 10 grow up
be honored and respected, LET them LEI
and their sons will follow
| Last Saturday we had heavy fall
rain, and on Monday snow storm whie
lasted all morning. Also light fall I
snow on Thursday morning.
| Nothing has been heard or seen Of Ii
steamer Michigan since Friday las
1t is feared she has been lost in Lax
Michigan.
Last week the Burlington Standard al
1 peared in handsome new dress, an
announced a change of management
Mr.. Whitman has entered into partnel
snip with Mr.. Wagner. and the improve
ment in the appearance Of the pape
shows that be is a good printer. w
wish the new firm success.
G. H Gonnerman's delivery horse RAJ
away on Tuesday afternoon. He ral
down to the brink of the lake, and, evi
IDENTIFY coming to the conclusion that
was rather cold day to take BATH
halted there. No damage done. Sensi
BILE horse. Itwould be well ifsome pee
pie had as much sense as this horse.
We are now buying our paper stool
direct from the factory, thereby savin,
% per cent, which our customers vii
get the benefit Of. We have just receiv
ed 25,000 No. 9 high cut government
Envelopes, all colors, which we viii
furnish with return card printed on fol
1926 thousand
Mother, may Igo out to skater
Yes, my darling Mary;
But don't you try the figure 8,
Of such you must be chary.
just as you make the lightning whirl
To show your springy muscle,
The boys will see foolish girl
Sleigh-riding on her hustle.
Rev. DR. Huntley, we'll known in this
city dozen or more years ago, as pas
tor of the Methodist church, afterwards
President Of Appleton college, transfer
ed to Washington city over two years ago,
and elected Chaplain of the Senate. He
has just been appointed by the Baltimore
conference for his third year in the Met
ropolitan Methodist church, Washington.
For SALE Full set cheese factory
tools, consisting of vat. heater, gang
press and hoops, weighing can, scales,
whey tank and pipes also shelving for
$50 cheese. Everything complete aud
in fine order for handling the milk of
225 cows. Easily set up in any building
suitable for cheese making. Apply to
L. A. STEVENS, Salem. Wis.
The residence of Mr.. o. P. Hale, on
Market street, was entered through y
window by burglars on Thursday night
of lest week Every bureau drawer and
every closet was ransacked, and the con-
tents thrown on the floor. The burglars
carried off about forty dollars worth Of
goods and small articles. Mr.. Hale slept
atthe residence of Mr.. G. A. Dewey the
night Of the burglary.
Mr.. Hosea Barns is not himself ex-
plosive in his nature nor in his business
record. He raises popcorn, however, in
his garden, and has lately sent to Peter
Henderson & Co., the celebrated seed
men of New York, the seed of this vari-
ETY. which he had to spare, for which he
received one dollar per pound. Mr.
Barns not only supplies the literature,
but contributes to the subsequent feast
of the social occasion.
Mr.. Jos. Williams, of the North side,
lost two children on Tuesday from diph-
girl, about three years of
age the other boy, abou: seven years
old. Two of his children died from the
same disease last week, making four in
side of week. The rest Of the family
are afflicted with the dread scourge.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams have the SYM
patty of the entire community in their
sad affection.
An exchange explains the matter
thusly 1t SHOWS and blows and stings
your nose-makes all creation shiver ; it
bites your toes, increases woes, and
freezes up the river. The frost nips all,
both great and small, this dismal, dreary
winter it freezes type, it "busts" the
pipe and vexes sore the printer. So let
cash in winter now please be kind,
make up your mind to settle with the
printer.
Railway passes have been sent from
Madison to some of the influential men
in this county who are working for
Judge Van Wyck. The passes are good
to Madison and return, and were &C
companied with request to go there
and remain some time. They are good
until the 31st of March. The object is
plain. The sender no doubt expected
to get the parties there and get them
cut Of the way. But the game did not
succeed.
A new kind of scoundrel is deceiving
and defraudlng the poor farmer. A
venerable gentleman approaches the
farmer and talks of how the farmer and
men generally have to pay SO
much tax, and tells him that he is get
ting up petition which he wishes every
farmer I'd sign, and without any hesita-
ton the farmer signs the paper. The
result is that in a few days note is pre-
scented to the farmer, and in nine cases
out of ten the sharper gets the money
and is off before the farmer begins to
realize that he has been basely swindled.
The success of the artist Boughton's
papers on Holland ID HARPER's MAGA-
ZINE, and of the book which followed
them, win make the reading public
doubly eager for the series which another
American artist has written for that
periodical. Mr.. Frank D. Millet is the
writer, he and Mr. r. Swain Clifford col
hborate in the illustration. and the rem
eral title of "A Wilde Goose Chase
covers trip made by them on COM
mission for the magazine along the
shores of the Baltic, through Lubbock,
Copenhagen, and many picturesque out
ofthe-way places. The first paper
THE Rise," will be given in the Apri
number, and will have great abundance
and variety of illustration.
Ar attempt was made by some of the
prisoners to break out of the county jai
about $50 P. M. on Thursday of las
week. They fled two locks with an ole
case-knife, and by putting their hand
through the bars succeeded in slipping