The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01

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!. - Rev, Simeon Gilbert, d. d., of Chica-
60, editor-in-chief of The Adounce will
preach in the Congregational church next
Sunday 1a1 @@- @..@ o#
Amy young man from Is to 20 years of
age, of steady habits and DESTROYS of learn
ing trade which pays good ages,and will
be slayer, can learn something to his ad
vantage by addressing post Office, drawer As.
ARRIVALS at this port during the past,
week: Prop. Dunbar, lumber; schrs Ke-
swaunee, bark; Wolverine, lumber; Lottie
Cooper, bark; G@Wollin, slabs; Gilbert
! Knapp lumber. q Sailed-Prop. Dunbar;
Schrs. Kewaunee, Wolverine, Violin. ~9.
Mrs Josie Jones, of Mankato, Mimi.
and wife of prominent druggist, died Fri
day morning last. She was we'll known as
Miss Josie, Squires in the town of Somers
and her death will be mourned by large
circle of friends in the town of Somers.
Iof-Open defiance of law is revolutionary
and subsersive of government. Two hun
bred and twelve saloonists met in Cincin-
natl last week aud nearly all agreed to defy
the law requiring the closing of saloons on
Sunday. When Sunday came one hundred
and fifty arrests were made for law viola
lions. Now, whatever opinions may be en-
tertained Of Sunday laws, whether they are
expedient, or not, it would seem no good
citizen, could, countenance resisting the
laws. If they may be resisted in one case,
they can in another, and so in every in
stance where the laws dissatisfy; then what
becomes of civil government?
The children of Kenosha have been en-
joying the oexhilarating pleasures of the
"Merry Go Round" on Market Square.
They patronized the institution very large
ly and the proprietor did a rustling bust
ness. Some of the older children have
gazed rather invidiously at the youngsters
and longed to try it themselves The fear
of 'sguying" by the crowd prevented the
most OF them, but Peter Boyer, proprietor
of the Park Street House, concluded to en-
joy the fun without being recognized. He
blackened up, put on an old linen duster
and a pair Of. glasses, paid his nickel and
mounted the festive wooden steed and went
swinging around in perfect happiness. It
did not last long, however, for he was rec
ogniized by young lady in front Of him and
then his woes began. Several persons took
| hand iii asking him how he enjoyed it.
Mem Herr Peter Rhode gave $50
| ciaf Party" the other evening in honor Of
the opening Of the addition to his "palace
of pleasure" on Market street. The invita-
ttens to the party read. -" Y oursef @and Ia
dies are respectfully invited to attend SO.
cial party at the Commercial Hotel, Keno
sha, Monday evening, July 49, Dancing al
O. O'clock. Good music" ~ They read al
right and one would suppose that the ladies
would as usual, flock to the scene of festivi.
ties, arrayedI IN their richest toilets and fill
Peters fashionable hostelry with the glitter
and radiance Of sparkling eyes, flashing
Jewels and snowy necks. But they didn't
1 The reporter himself was unavoidably alb
sent, but one who was there says the mer
were just mean enough to leave the ladies
at home and 6, and eat up and drink lri W
all the good things prepared themselves
The dancing went on just. the, same. Thu
boys danced with each other and had {
Jolly old time all by themselves. d 5y>