The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-26

to superintend sales in Buenos Ayres
South America. Canada and elsewhere
and is not confined to the national terri
tory, while the celebrated stock sales Of
Minneapolis Mimi, Omaha, Neb., Dex-
! ter Park, Chicago, Grand Forks, Oak,
Hampton, Ia, Shelbyville, KY, Yelling
ton, Ohio, Aberdeen, Oak, and Mt Ster-
! ling, KY, as well as hundreds Of other
sales equally as prominent but perhaps
not as well known in this region, nave re-
CURED his services. AT Shelby billie, KY,
he is secured regularly every year, and is
as well known among the nationally
prominent stockmen of that state as any
stockman alive. Michigan's breeders and
stockmed swear by him, and even in Salt
| Lake City Utah and California, where
he spent many NOTWITHSTANDING breeders he
| is prominent. Gould a man better adapt
ed to the position be selected =? Surely,
Michigan and her northern sister states,
and Kentucky with her southern com
panions. and California with her western
coast guards and mountain sentineis, and
Pennsylvania and New York with their
racing stables, and last of all Chicago her
self could not select man that would be
more universally popular and better quail
fled.
At the Regular Assembly of Fred s.
Lowell Post No $50 g. A. r. the following
was adopted
Death has taken from the world and
from the companionship Of his old follow
ers General William Tecumseh Sherman.
The Post desires to express it's most pro-
found sympathy to the family of the de-
parted in their deep affection Many Of
the Comrades Of this Post fought with
/ him through the stubborn battles from
from Mission Ridge to Atlanta and
from Atlanta TO the Sea, where they saw
and felt his kindly consideration for the
we'll being of every one under his com
mand, the humblest as well as the great
est they saw the effect of his brilliant
military genius and skill, that guided
them to victory over brave and deter
mined foe.
To us his death comes as that of one
most dearly beloved Proud of our com
radeship with one so exalted we are
constrained to repeat the beautiful and
poetic words of General Ayers message
of sympathy to the bereaved family
'Ligh out" on Earth is ''reveille" in
Heaven where thousands of his brave
comrades will affectionally greet him.
We appreciate the truth OF this beauti-
full sentiment and picture the happy
reunion.
We recall the bitter tears shed by our
brave commander when the gallant young
Mcpherson gave up his life at Atlanta.
So fall ours to-day, though less bitter.
General Mcpherson was young and sorely
needed General Sherman was ripe in
years, his life work done, his place in the
heart Of every loyal American citizen ex-
allied and secure. Hosts of his best loved
Comrades are across the river, and just
preceding the rear-guaTd the gallant old
Commander in proper position as becomes
his rank, joins the Grand Army in Glory.
While bowling submissively to the inev-
liable by the memories of the fierce bat
ties through which he guided us to vic
tory, by the hardships, peril and self sac
rifice he with us, endured in the March
to the Sea, !" by the noble magnanimity to
the conquered, as displayed in the lenien-
cy extended to Johnston at his Surrender,
let US charge each other to SO live that
when our names are called, in the final
detail we may be worthy the Grand Army
awaiting us.
Mrs Della Hollenbeck and sister, Miss
Allie Mcneil, gave reception Saturday |
evening, Feb. 21st 1891, at the residence
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. d.
Mcneil, of Pleasant Prairie, it being the
25th anniversary of their parents mar
riage. Among the guests present Were
the Rev E. B. Lounsbury and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Crosby,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Higgins, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ E Rockwell, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. King, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Taylor, Of
Chicago; Mrs. Laughiin, Mrs. EveThart,
Mrs Neff; the Misses Belle Brush, Cora
Taylor, Jessie Mcneil, Nettie HoIlenbeck
and Bertha Rockwell; Messrs. Geo. Rob
inson, Orville Bush, Geo. Mcneil, Peter
Jonson, Frank Mcneil. VIM. HolIenbeck.
The gifts were numerous and beautiful,
consisting of useful and ornamental pieces
of silver and china, which indicated the
kind regard and neighborly feeling exist
ing between ali present. refreshments
were served at eleven o'clock, after which
the friends departed. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Neil are old residents of Kenosha Co. and
all wish them many more happy and
prosperous years