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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-04-19
PROGRAM.

Music, Maryland My Maryland. Rec
itations, Arbor Day, Perry Mccullough;
Little Things, Willie Christie; Woodman
Spare That Tree, frankie Thayer; A Sleepy
School. Maggie Caldwell. Music, We Roam
Through Forest Shade. Address on Arbor
Day, Elwood Thayer. Recitations, Hour Of
Prayer, Clinton Christie; Planting of the
Apple Tree, India Rowland; The Creation
Mary Christie; An April Day, Jennie Nc
Cardell. Music, The Spring Time. Orig
inal composition, Arbor Day, Annie Sam,
ders. Recitations, Ever Gentle, Harry
Keene; Under the Leaves, India Peoples;
Violets, Queen Wright; Return of Spring,
Dora Grant. Music, Come, Come Away.
Lecture on Apples, Theodore Caldwell.
Recitations, The Season, Lizzie Woodrow;
The Brave Old Oak. Maggie Smith; Wei.
come to Alexander, Ernest Gillespie; The
Value of Little. Ella Woodrow. Music,
A Hundred Years to Come. Dialogue,
Story Telling, Jennie McCardell, Maggie
Smith, Dora Grant, frankie Thayer and
Theodore Caldwell. REGULATIONS, The
Speech of an old Apple Tree, John Ban
croft; Spring, Hugh Caldwell, Music, Our
Land is Free. Dialogue, The BABY Show,
Annie Saunders, frankie Thayer, India
Rowland. Jennie McCardell and Dora
Grant. REGULATIONS, Don't be Afraid, Efie
Keene; A Good Bye, Georgia Woodrow.
Music. To the Woods. Resolution. Tree
Planting.
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FRESH
FLOWER and GARDEN SEEDS
Tor Hot Beds, Gardens and Lawns, for sale
at DIR. Kinks Drug Store. 22mch4t
DRESSMAKlNC.

Having completed regular course of the
Livingston French Dress System
under Prof O'Conner of Phila., am now
prepared to do all kinds of sewing at my
home. BELL KEILHOLTZ,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Fast Fnd Dummy line.

Arrives and Dcpar.s irum Cot Third aud Monroe
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CAmo. H., Feb. lI.-The Guiding Star
added so tons here, which nearly filled her
out aud will take some corn below. Tho
Oakland has laid up The My Choice brought
ont three bargcs, and returns 90 st. Louis.
Harry Eckort, second cook on the Buckeye
State, del IN the hospital here Of pncumo-
mia this morning lie was LETT here Sunday
morning ~ the boat passed. Mn. NJ 4.
Conklin, u Detroit Mich, passenger on
tie Guiding star, died this moningon board.
and her remains were taken home by rail
today. Her husband was with her. 10 Is
raining The river Is i5.s feet on the gauge.
n fall OF 10 inches in % hours
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Dissolution Notice.

Tho Grim of puSNAyASr 4 Aisur. couims
tom aud uuIder e, Jefferson sir.st ~ this DAY
dissolved By Limitation. n O. Al,up ruHnE
The business will D. conducted by Jno. J. Dun.
nh,auL under The firm name 81 JNO. J. pUNNA.
Want & CO.. mud tbgy 0s umo 90 labuItc, aud
hrr alone authorized o. collect hr debts due aid
6m. JNO. J. puNNAyANL
a. C. AfsuF
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Al Evansville.


FVCCIlI UI7VllCh 20 Inc NVV1lL
EvASNIttr, Ind, Feb 1.-the Granite
State with fair cargo aud o number of pas
scngcr, passed up In good shape at : o'clock
this morning crew we'll. She added lightly
aud pushed on huuicdly, 90 como out Sat
urilv. Business continues good. Packets
arrived aud left on time with fair trips
Light rains. with prospect Of continuance
during The night The Buckeye state wire
arrival saturday afternoon.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
Single Number, Class "B,"
Drawn at New orleans, Louisiana, ON Tues
day, February ~, 1889.

smallest part or fraction of ticket is,ucd i'm nnv
drawing. Anything In our name offered at a less
price is either n counterfeit or syinilc Rcmcm.
Der iurlher when examining IN see n your ticket
has drawn prize, never tn accent ANYTHING lint
our official drawings which are copyr vhtcl under
the act Of Congress and cannot 10 rvprintrd cor.
r'cjly under penalty of the law.
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JrMuVEttN- ANu rlIAaJis 10 EIrAH
Hud make fnUTiUr u'I lul uHU irtmrs b..
cutrrri iu any quality u' rHris desired We il
strictly nut cIHs4 Wu... lmHrIlas nf nuy puUl
made tn uulrf IU HH NHHFH HuH.
TliE MEMPHIS tNEHLiLA 90, ~ Nainu
tonppWourN wt "wiiroXstANsy
lOODODHutuuHI lII.' irr.rrtiy rIir ma
always tuuffuHl NUHI on ur WumIHs HiiU
Duard" MIrly MHl.HI ,n llI.nl,lrh.l.
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osoOs $4,000
Augmentation rrI.c..

lul number from 2hlt1 tu - db Inclusive 10.
iug ln numbers uu vnuh side Ut the number
urlWiug the capital prize ul e.1n nn. ...... n
lun mimhur, lrnm GLulg tu GlIlp inclusive ho.
iug - numbers on each side OF the number
dmWing the capital prIsr uf slpl u,u. ...... ... Z
100 numbers lrum lsllO Ia ls1iu Inclusive be-
ng ~ numbers ou each side of the number
drawing the capital pr.fc uf sinUu .............. a
pll numbers ending with o. hunF the two last
ifupN ui the number dmWing the capital
prIrui Ouuu -, n
VH numbers ending with ul. being tho two last
tEuus of the number iUlWlur LIp soconi
capital prlrp ut sIuluu .. "A
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Special Dispatch 10 The ArpghL
ClNuSNAIf o., Feb. 1.-THE river Is fall
ing. with % fcrt q iuchcs ON the mark nc q
pm. lee disappearing rapidly. Clear aud
cold. business fair The Katie sturkdulo
LETT Tor Pitis5ug with q good trip. Tho
Golden Rule Lett for New Orleans with
good start.
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Dissolution Notice |

HAyiNG ny VIRTUE or A DECREE or THE
! j Chanccry Coun IN tie cas- ~ Ryan " y. o.
AndfeWs tal., sold the merchandise ami good
viii IN The RrnCqfy buHlnc.s uf &. ~ Ryan Il Co 90
- -. Andrews and r r. Nnflna. and my COuurc
Ton with tald husiurs having altogether ceased,
nll pcn1nH indebted 20 q. X Ryan a Co, By note
10 iarion - fynit W iao promptly nc the old stand
80 Main street.
oomplhnoo with the above may nye trouble
and CNppusc
FRANK T. RYAN. Executor
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I. n ..I.s | Change
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sinrc nfihr IlI,rr..

OTr.rr SIGNAL SERVICE u.EA.
MrNrnis. Tenn. l,h. ii,lN.1
Tho following observations ars taken No aIl ga.
tiuu iu thp s.th meridian time. which n one hour
inicr thou Memphis tmU
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PURCHASE the celebrated Jersey Tobacco
from the Memphis Grocery Company,
sole aguntA
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LADIES cape collars q speciality NJ Mem
phis Steam l1uadry. 22i Second street
Branch oals Main.
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Lrr 7. NJ Galbrcaih, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses aud collect your
ICntA
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icy Lowr, 4 Co.'S Railroad SHOES
$3.50 81, $500. So, S., So and $3.50.
Call aud see them.
800 Main street.
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rrisc, Casbcd In TuII without Dedue.
don.

We the undotsignea nAnkou Of How or,,,ns
Ia Will pay All ptirrH drawn ln thu los,islara
State Lotteries which mny ho pttsentsA Al e0r
counter. a. N. MALMsI.EN,
President Louisiana National Hank.
PIERRE LANAuN.
President state National hank.
\. BALDWIN,
President y a. National Hank.
CARL kuttN.
President Union National bank.
rE-IhC suhrrrIhrr having supervised the Single
Number Drawing. tiH. "ll' tullstANA STAIR
LOTTERY. h,rvhy oHuIty that the above arc the
numbers which VEN this du, drHWn from the inO,.
uu placed Ice the Wheel. with tht prI1H correspond
lug tu Them.
Wness our hands at Sew orleans. Ia. this Tues.
day, February g. issp
~. g. IRFGAlu,
J. a. EARLY,
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements ut the Lcvce

Arrivas-James Lee, Arkansas City; John
A. Wood, Ohio River Departed-James
Lee Arkansas City; John A. Wood New
Orlpnns
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THO EtfHt NNnptotha OF Wchths
Tirut feeling. duil headache paIHs in various
tHits ri lic body, sinking 40 Oh. IIui tt stomach.
fuss 90 appetite frFrflahurs. uIuU'na ul HlrIa. arc
nii positive evidence ui puls1uDl hIuIl No mat
tcf hnw 10 hConinc poisoned % mu.i lo uurlNcl o.
avoid donih ArkrrH English Nurl lIlkcr has
Iuisont Sold under positive gunmnice u. J.
ifrIafrf dniuriHf
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements IN this column BiR NJ ehdrp,f a, rr,e or
lbc iortco lmsoHe usrri'o hro Insertions, 2jc. one
u,Ct, Soc
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
TIE APPEAL

THE APPEAL
sURPASSEs EVERY oTHER MEMPHIS NEWS
PAPER IN CIRCULATION ~ TOWN As
WELL As COUNTRY
II tsd Dcmocruiic pdpcr
n toea,s Democratic docirfn-
n Hppor4 Democratic men
II supports Democratic Bisasurcs
us iFlRtenoc q devoted 70 pe maintenance of ne ~,
rromdoy Of he Democratic pdril--locit STATE aud Ma.
ffondl, and de advancement Of al ne Interests Of Mem.
thiS. Tamcssoos aud he Union.
business eiteTs 1.Ou.d b addressed
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
DAILY.
81 ...'S GO one ' month - %
WEEKLY.
One Vedr .-...........s 90 Sir montG ....... 90
SUNDAY
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one Dtdr,............ 20
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL IL a compendium o. hs
rors n spn DAILY APPEALS h agricultural
department q prepared wih orcai rare n contains
oomplds marhd raoria
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pear. Hhas no superior.
10 coSTRLBUToRS AND CORRESPOND YTs
VIZ solicn dias and communications mon rbiacis Of
fenuu interest, but fuch pius dl,nays b accompanied
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n hhpood faGh and rop0nsbRig No n0,les ca
tidto Of anonymous communication
Communications for publication NUT h wricn On on
ndcof ls pdgs only. and, lSih al 0ter matters con.
p,oisd Win. he oiii9rial department, should b al
dread ~ nc LdAOr " Thf Aypoa, MaaghA
Tom
W. ouHnoi. a ME unfTfnfs % rciHra driiei1 no,
Jourd niiabis for pHbliouiioa.
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tidual ndmoA
OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eornp oGo, Of THE APPEAL No. " Trintn.
budding. Nos iorE J. 4 Iaa Dcrul Sporial
Eastern Acon
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UI.NL I,r,rt ,D.SL.
A LIN q flNITi. WhI ItTAIa AGLSB
" ana nrutcr. ib NHi H HiIan'
uupWYN aIlEAUH lE.rArE AGENrA
" brukcr ani clIln.'ur .H Nal..'n .'faft
II l. SI,UN. EsAE l.iAIE AGINU.
i. IH Madison .iHr7t
IIATCHErE mrr q tU W.NL lsIATE AsD
! l insuunr0 AFobIH .uH NeNphlt
- T. GOYEW& ~. $500 nTAfL AeLafa
II, rnd ufukcrl yn % ~ .I.nu .inrt
ID ImArK&tl. LlAH i-5iAls AUENT..
N. a. Nldis1nnraI
fI'IiE CONAWAY LIfI IATE ADLNcf ~
! Main street, tf7H..Hri lHt
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Srn,YTp on STOLEN.

I,RoM TnE uu-nY a Wi.NuEL PLANTATION.
Il optbo uI.lt ui February g isu. ouso col
0ff.I rafG mule Iis hnnis hlrhi rnifics her head
10 az lou tdp VIII lay 60 i0f her fuium "
nj nusBY.
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ct WrNuRrGAUu.
}, a. EARLY.
COMMISSIONER
No M, dnv' cap,al pI.l,,. '.loo.o1

No 2bns dmws capital prif'. enool
| nIstuu. NH.s, SAN lmuUi. LED. tul., " huiu.
/ Kansas tity, Mo-, lltusylllr. it uDf bIrltuf-
No, a. 100 dmWs HCUuud cpIt.I prl.r. tlunWN soda
| he ran lfHuOisUu tHl. thirisu tll. Washington,
H. a., Portland No. jackson Mich GLASGOW, Nv
ncsMuiucs. a.. quincy. ~. aud iiariy. Nch VA
lIlnndmWH ihini capital pugr $1,000, cold in New
orleans. Boston. MAJ NushlusiHn. 81. e.. Mem.
phls Iguua jersey tlH. \. p. Duluth. MINI aud
hHtHsHtn, Tex. hu He'N3 imNs sHun HIld in
Sow York. NyW uhpHts -nu iuHr.al. CAL chit
Utgu. ill, Mrmphis Tenn, and GALVESTON. lex.
NuH 49, h. Hui draw each slhUHl NuA ELiG,
n. t.s. ai.uii, il,t.-, ui .sH' draw ul,h tt.uu
Tho WORK of aondus The official lIst to EvfRY
tuHtul siuNuENf begins Immediately alter the
dBNiug and continue ulEht aud dly until Cnm.
ulrird should aul ul our patron. vAIrUclnn any
delay in r'eplFinf o. ID ~ oalug go utlr name ~
iuu among the last uu tho At
Adireu' ~. 4. DAUriuN,
New Orleans, In.
Ad1ryHs Registered lutiru to New orleans Ma.
tionHi bank, Sew Oristns, In.
rF.Iutrfol Hcrur'IuF 90 Set NJ tuusrHss. ln the
year Ie-I ly tlU Louisiana state lutru company.
lu The office ui the Librarian ul ,uusnEs ni Wash
iurinu
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roLAsE

l,roRrKoUN Oy SOUTH MAIN STREET. 10.
- tWcpu NUHknl'a and LOwpninin'a u0srHrsl lou
July / uo luuus astu1 Adtfvs DUMMIES
CiANGE" care Appeal
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a LADIES SMALL GOLD WATDt uN RAY.
~ bum avenue "Wednesday February o. is.ls
Hattie" with silver chain attached Return o.
Momphs gls unigc and hc iibcmlIy rewarded
4 BOrI THREE WttKs AGO. A PAIR uT
y sold rWmrd frrrttrrs ga ur near Jones
Hyrnuc. wynH IUuf o. no over thU rnr Under VIA
b, rewarded uy uiufuing Thorn o. % i1urs avenue.
MCCLELLAN.
NArATrIi-grNpAY MoINlNo. JANUARY y.
w on 1uhuaHu avenue. hftHclu Hohlusun sfr.ft
and roytUn avenue. laiyf gold watch und rh1lu.
Return tu NIu Julia tummlnra. cufncr johnson
and pcyt0u ntsuHt. and d. rewarded
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10 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPOND EYrs

OUR NEW YORK OFFICE
Eor'dp oCo, Of the APPEAL, No. " Trintm,
budding. Nos ioTk J. 4 Iaa Dcrul spocial
Eastern ACclu
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Com
Death Of Mrs. Mary II. Cole.

Died, at San Antonio, Texas Wednesday,
Feb. II, Mary H., wife Of James Cole, AM
daughter Of N. r. Allen, of this city.
Mrs Cole was born and educated here
She was member of our Kenosha High
School during the time it stood at the head
of the Free School system of the northwest.
For the past seven years her home has
been at San Antonio, spending our pleasant
summer months with her fathers family.
Her afliction was a perforated artery in
the region Of the throat, but in all her sick
ness she was pleasant, bright and cheerful.
Her death is keenly felt by large circle
of friends both here and in the south.
Knowing that she could not long survive
the constant breaking down of the walls OF
the affected artery, her courage through it
all has been a continual wonder to her fam
lily and friends.
An examination after death revealed
sound lungs and every indication of long
life had the physicians art been able to re-
pair the ruptured artery.
Mrs. Cole leaves surviving her kind
and loving husband and two children. The
remains were buried Monday last in the
beautiful cemetery adjoining our city. The
funeral was held at the residence of n. r
Allen and very largely attended.
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OTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY

W Court for Kenosha County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the Regular Term of
the County Court to be held in and for said County
at the County Court Room. in the City of Kenosha,
in said county, on the first Tuesday, being the
ed day of April, A. D. 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
the following matters will be heard and considered:
In the matter of the last will and testament of
Henry B. Hinsdale, deceased.
The application of Mary Ann Hnsdale to admit to
probate the last will and testament of Henry B..
Hnsdae, late of the city of kenosha in said county
deceased.
Estate of Frederick J. Brande.
The application of Lavina J. Brande for the
appointment of administrator of the estate of
Frederick ]. Brande late of the town of Pleasant
Prairie, in said county, deceased.
In the matter of the last will and testament of
John Hartnell, deceased.
The application of Frank Hartnell for examina-
ton and allowance of his final account as executor
of the last will and testament of John Hartnel late
of the town of Brighton in said county deceased and
for assignment and distribution of the residue of said
estate.
In the matter of the guardianship of Mary Skv-
ington, deceased.
The application of Urban J. Lewis for examination
and allowance of his final account as guardian of
Mary Skivington late of the city of Kenosha, in
said county, deceased, and for assignment and dis
tribution of the residue of said estate
Dated Kenosha, Wis.,, March 9th, A. D. 1880.
BY Order of the Court,
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
Avail County Judge.
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Brighton.
1T. H.

Mr. John Poss celebrated the inauguration
of President Harrison by social dancing
party at his house last Monday night
There was good music good attendance
good order, good supper and good time
generally.
Now that the Lenten season has arrived
the young people will abstain from dancing
card.playing and such like frivolous pas.
times for time And it is hoped that the
Valentine fend, who has been putting in
his work SO industriously, will also give
himself rest.
Mrs. Hugh Riley has been very sick for
some time past, and there is but little hope
that she will recover.
Mr.. Molitor's sale last week was well at
tended, but things sold at low figures.
Mrs. Nicholas Kemp, Of Port Washing
ton, was with hel sister, Mrs. Daniels, dur
ing her sickness and death and is still stay
ing with the family.
John Hess formerly Brighton boy, was
married to Miss Annie Frost at Ashton,
Iowa, Feb. 10th Also Mr.. Henry Karber
and Miss Katie Miles, both formerly of
this town, were married at the same place
the 2lst ult.
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II ENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT

~
Anna @. Fair and George Fair, her husband, Plain
tffs, against Mary Houstan and William Houstan,
her husband, Kate Fair and Elmer Fair her hus-
band, George Quigley and Mary Quigley, his
wife, John Quigley and Ida Quigley, his wife,
Patrick Quigey and the unknown heirs of Bridget
Callahan, deceased, Defendants.
BY virtue and in pursuance of an order of sale
made and rendered by the above named court in the
above entitled action on the 10th day of January,
A. D. 1850, l, the undersigned, Sheriff Of Kenosha
County, in the State of Wisconsin, shall offer for
sale and sell at public auction and vendue. at the
front door of the Court House. in the city and county
of Kenosha, in the State of Wisconsin, the roth
day Of March, A. D. 1880, at two o'clock in the af-
ternoon of that day, the following described prem
Uses directed in said order of sale be Sold viz The
north half of the southwest quarter of section sixteen
(16) in township two (2) north of range twenty-five
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company over and
across the same and containing about
(8) acres of land, be the same more or less. Also
par of the northwest quarter of section fourteen (I
in township two (2) north, of range twenty two (22)
east, being six (6) acres described as commencing
twentyeight S rods west of the northeast of
said quarter section, thence south twentyone (2I)
and Sc 100 chains thence west two (2) and Sd
chains; thence north tWenty-one (2Il and 82-Ioo
chains the north line of said section; thence
two (2) and ga chains to beginning. Said premises
will be sold in two parcels. Terms of sale, Cash.
Dated Sherfs office, Kenosha, Wisconsin, Janu-
airy goth, A. D. 1850. JOHN HANNAH,
7w36 Sheriff Kenosha County, Wis.
JAMES CAvANAGH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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-Messrs. seaver 6 Rowe, lately con-
nected with Racine College as instructors,
on JAM 23d opened frst.class boarding
and day school, where pupils are thorough
ly prepared for the Universities, scientific
schools, West Point, for the Superior Court
Bar examination Of any State, or for bust
ness career. Pupils receive, if necessary,
individual instruction, thus combining the
advantages Of private tutorship with class
emulation. The school furnishes a good
gymnasium, food and service similar to that
of a gentleman's private table, the mini
mum Of rules and regulations, and the maxi
mum of thorough work. Terms for the 5
months of this school year, 5000. No extras.
II. N. SEAvER, M. A., Ii. D. Harvard }
n. rowe, B. A. Durham Univ, Eng)
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KENOSHA WATCH CASE co
This Time a Certainty Another New Fac
terry for kcnosha.

This Time Certainty Another New Fac
terry for kcnosha
On Monday Of this week several enter
prising gentlemen Of Kenosha met and filed
the articles of incorporation of the Kenosha
| Watch Case Company, with a capital stock
| of 100000 The Blauer Watch
Case Company, Of Chicago, has been organ
lied for several years and has been doing a
fair business in their present location in
Chicago, but they have been hampered in
their business and prevented from doing
their best by the lack Of capital. Tue stock
of the company was for sale at reasonable
figure and a company Of Kenosha gentlemen
bought the controlling interest and are con-
Quoting the business for the present in the
old buildings in Chicago, It was resolved
to reorganize the company, remove the
plant to Kenosha and enlarge the business
here. For this purpose the Kenosha
Watch Case Company was formed and the
work will begin as soon as possible. A
brick building two stories high, one hun
dred and sixty feet long by twenty-five or
thirty feet wide will be erected on the tri-
angle of land bounded on the west by the
Kenosha and Rockford r. r., and on the
south by Prairie Ave. The work will be-
gin as soon as the frost is out Of the ground
and preparations can be completed. The
factory in Chicago at present employs about
fifty men, Of which number one-half are ex-
pert workmen. The machinery will be re-
moved to the Kenosha factory and the gen
tlemen interested expect to increase the
business Of the company considerably. Col.
J. Ell. Hoyt will be the president of the new
company, but the other officers have not
been decided on yet. Col. Hoyt and Mr.
Chas. Balm are among the largest stock
holders. With such men at the head of
the new institution its success is assured.
1t is expected that the new factory will be
running regularly by autumn and an addi-
tion of ESQ people will be made to the pop
ulation of our city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-03-07
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Mr.. r. +. Roberts has added to his stock
fine Durham COW and a heiler, bought in
Illinois.
Mrs. Ansell Woodwork started for her
home in Wakefield on Monday.
The funeral of Mr. L. Stevens took place
on Sunday. He was inferred at Pikeville
cemetery.
The funeral of Mr. J. King took place on
Sunday at Wesley. He was buried in the
graveyard on Walkers Prairie
hear that Mrs. Castle is suffering much
pain, and no doubt her extreme age forbids
the hope Of her recovery from the hurt she
received.
Mr.. Frank Roberts made q tri p to RAJ
cine on Saturday to see his friends and
look round the city.
We have another old lady on the sick
list. Mrs. NJ. Parks is becoming quite fee
bic, but she keeps up good courage and
keeps around all she can.
Quite number Of Bristolites attended
the Farmers Institute and speak III glowing
terms of the addresses.
On Friday last Mr. Luman Stevens end
ed his earthly troubles by taking poison.
r. F. Roberts received carload of corn
last week. Our farmers here keep buying
corn and paying money for it now | have
q corn that am quite willing to give away
The farmers round here that attended
the institute speak of it in glowing terms
and also of the generous hospitality of the
Kenosha citizens.
Mr.. Arthur Devlin gave up the sceptrt
on Friday which he has successfully WELD
ed in the Walker school. Pupils and par
ents speak highly of his school. One reas
on of this is that he taught there last win
ter. IF that district shows sufficient intel
ligence to engage him next winter they viii
ensure good school again. Nothing lik'
keeping good teacher on term after term.