The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-10

Broadhead.. ,.......... ...,..... 1310 1,2W
Chiffon ................. ......... 400 100G
Delavan ................ ......... 1000 1, 500
IepeTe..: ..-....'.. .... -......'-' 40u t,3uS
HAYWARD .............. ......... 1000 1,2G
Hudson. .............. .......... 1,60J 15W
Mansion. ............. .......... 500 1900
Medford .............. ......... 100 100G
NeilIsville. ............ .......... 500 140(
Prairie du CHEN. 49,. .......... 300 10G
sheboygan Falls. 49,. .......... 200 110t
The rest of the Wisconsin Presidential.
postofices remain as under the adjust.
ment of 1889
Two colored "gemmen" were recent
ly arraigned before Judge Reyes, of the
Municipal Court at Madison. One said
he was "tonsorial artist, and the other,
cook in the Pal mer House. Quite
lengthy colloquy was INDUCED in between
the court and the two, who were charged
with vagrancy. We quote from the.
Journal
The court-You are charged with vagrancy.
The Darb9r-But I'M not tramp, your honor.
I'm tonsorial artist from Chicago, and have
here with sidelong glance at the shining pate
of the judge the best prepare ton for forcing
the growth of the hair that seen on the
face of this green footstoOl 1t is all vegetable,
and if gently applied each day VIII
bring upon the baldest heads, so long
as the healthy roots still exist hirsute
growth that will astonish the LGives.
| 1t is only a dollar q bottle, your honor but
| what is dollar q Bottle TO q wonderful head 0E
hair? What is q hundred cents to the comfort
and beauty of renewed vigor TO the head OF
man? VIII you try aI BOTTLE sir? Perhaps IL
is doubtful if we can do anything for that heao
of yours, your honor. 1t appears rather du-
bious case, but therePd be no harm in trying,
| you know Mex! Excuse me, Judge, but ana
not ordinary ira mp neither is my friend
| here, but we are trying 10 get back to Chicago
after an expensive visit to ST. Paul. and if you H.
let us go we'll make tracks right soon.
The court after CAREFUL consideration OF the
case consented to all4 NV them to depart, if they
| thought they could reach the Dane County linz
! it's by shutdown, and they thought they could.
The following articles of association
have been filed in the Secretary of States
| office:
The Milwaukee Boiler Company OF MiTwau~
| kee; capitol. 900. The incorporatOrs are
| Edwin Reynolds, VIM. Wallis, James 5. Church
| and James D. MillarI
| The Buerger- Peini9 Company, of Fond dp.
| Lac capital $1OO000] The purl ose of the new
| company is the manufacturing and selling OH
| malt The incorporators are: John aud w. &.
Reinig and Peter and Anton Buerger.
The Lisbon H y. hts Land Company. of Mil.
| waukee capital 4gI0IO00 Buying, selling and
| dealing in real estate The incOrporatOr5 are
Albert B. Geilfuss, Paul Bechtner and {. Henry,
| Kuehn.
The following Wisconsin pensions
have been grantedE
Original Invalid-Eugene Phillips, ButleSf
Elisha Bashford, Edison; VIM Hicks, Litti>
| Sturgeon Adolph Whitman, Manitowoc; Ed
son D. Wood, Barabdo George f. Scott, Osh-~
kosh; Chas. F. Bayer sdoff Reedsville Paul La
Rock Sparta John Clark Tomahawk Peter -
| Schmitz Cross Plains Jas. Guilroy, IrOnwood
Michael Brickley, New Richmond
Restoration, Reissue and Increase VIM. Barr
Merrill.
Increase-John Nicholson, Monroe; JobE W..
Waters Bennington; Edward Wilder, Argyle =,
Josiah Fl. Tyack, Mineral Point; Benjamin w.
p. LGwton Viola; George Reinhard, Warsaw
James B. Vaughan Marietta Joseph GTiche1s,
Mazo Mamie; Richard H. RuncOrn, PlainfieldE-
John Verthein Middleton Abner Maynard
Onalaska; Thomas Blair Lochiel; Arthur L,
Page Sparta George G. Taggert, Evans vile
George Core, Boaz joseph Corning, Lewiston !:
Marcus Smith, Plafnwell Herman Collard
Cedarburg; Elbridge G. Eaton, Almond john
W. Hoppe, National Military Home; Andrew
VOelker, Kendall; IFer Peterson Stoke, alias
Ever Peterson, Tayldr Clestin Huet, Nteyyille
Alanson c.. Greenleaf Portage; David Patter-
son, Milwaukee; Rufus F. Jones, Mauston
Tom B. Phiiott Loyal James Irvine, Wyocena
j. Levi Emerson, Au gusta John Grundyky, Ce~-
darburg; Moses K. Fuller Hixton Henry Diete~
Arcadia John M Williams, National Military
Home John A. Hagarty, Darlington Joseph
leftover, Portage Nathan H. Ellis, Prairie du
Sac Thos. Reese, Be- rneveld; Wiley B. Arnold.
Milwaukee; Holsey P. Cass. Bangor; Herman
Hentscher Manitow6c; Calvin Norton, Rudda-
Mills; Edward Wilkinson Lancaster; George
NJ Rohne. National Military Home; John West
hauser, Mazomanie Miles G. Duton, Necedahl
Henry Chilc0te, Ros4ndale.
Reissue-Wm E. Hewitt Sparta J. J. Pau
ley, Marytown; OSCAR L. McOmver, Sparta.
Reissue and Incredse-Moses l.. Curtis. Lee
Original Widows, Etc-AIary E. widow Of
Medbery East Troy Chloe stepmother OF Wal-
lace a. Cooper Win Bluff.
For the third time within five years.
B. Kaufman, farmer residing near Two.
Rivers. is in custody of United States
officers, charged with "moonlighting. =
The first arrest was made in 1886. Kauf-
man furnished evidence that the objec-
tionable apparatus on his premises was
used for other tn an distilling purposes,
and was acquitted. In 1887 like charge
was made against him. and he was con-
victed, fined 800, and sentenced to thirty
days imprisonm ent. Deputy Collector
Bibbinger, of the Manitowoc district, has.
been watching the premises closely, and
a few days ago captured fall distillery
outfit and considerable whisky.
Madison Journal: The cities of La
Crosse, Oshkosh, Racine, Eau Claire,
and Fond du Lac are in great states of
turmoil for fear the census enumerators
will miss some one of their inhabitants
and the hated rival" will show up the
biggest population. Mad son is more
comfortable and more happy in not being
in the second city" contest. She stands.
first in goodness and beauty, and in the.
advantages she holds as a home. Madi-
son is the finest city in Wisconsin. IT.
does rot require a census to show that.