The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-10

Park city Match Co.-Ths institution will
sonn be among the living, productive concerns OF
the city. The company have put up building,
"a by 20 with wing for Engine Room u by "a
The main bu lding is nearly finished off, as far as
the lathpg The doors and windows are all IN
and chinneys built TIE boiler for the steam en-"
CINE is set, arches built and ready for the tire
From these facts it would seem that this company
is really in earnest, in their enterprise, and bou
to carry it soon to successful operation. We wish
the company all success, and hope to see lar. e
aud prosperous manufacturing establishment grow
out of this beginning.
| EdncatiOnaI.--The m citing of the Randall
Teachers Association will be held at the usual
place (Keley's School house, ? Friday evenin>
ing. Sept. lIth.
| Snginging by the Bloomfield Gee Club. E.
! says will be read by Miss. Alice A Scouten, of
Wbeatland and Mr.. VIM. Carpenter, of the same
town.
An original defamation by Mr.. Julius Miller
Also a dec. by the Little Giant of Salem, and
VIM. Reeves, Geo. Orvce, of Wilmot
G. H. DEMMON, Prest
A McLAueHLIN, Sec'y.
ST, Marks Excur.ion.--This excursion
came off on Monday last much to the pleas re and
qualification of all who took part in it The morn
ing rainy and unpromising, which undoubt-
ly deferred many from gong the excursion,
but it cleared up before noon and the day turned
out to be very fine one. There were some sew
en- coaches filled with excu sioDists who speak
highly of he eni0yments OF the day. The Mil d
Chic. Il. K. is making hosts of warm friends all
along the line, by its vel time liberalty and defer
ence to the wishes Of the people We know of
no road in the country that enjoys greater local
popularity along its whole line than this one. And
this is a legitimate and deserved popularity, grow
ind out OF the excellent and judicious management
OF the Road, by officers and employees
0S
BlackwOod for August has been several days
upon our table, awaiting notice, for which we are
indebted TO the American publishers Messrs. Leon
ard scott g. Co, New York. The number is a
capital one, containing very readable arliA
cles The contents are
Letter fr m Poland No. III,
CartOniana-Part XVIII
Novels,
Translation of Horace,
George Crukshauk.
The Stare and Prospects of the Church Of Eng
land-c3 ncIusiDu,
Ia the Garden,
Chronicles of Carlmgford: The Perpetual Gu
rate-Part ILL.,
Capt. Speke's welcome
Price Of Bieckwpod $3.lO per enLum; Black .
wood and either one OF lie British Reviews s. co.
OF Black wood and tbe four reviews. $40 co.
"At BsrOyyn's!7-Do you inquire, what
is at Browns? Why, the largest best and
most desirable stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
ever brought to Kenosha Mr.. Brown has
just returned from the New York and Boston
Markets where he laid in for an extensive
stock, and informs US that he was fortunate
in buying most of his Goods cheap, for the
times, and he is going to give his customers
the benefit Of his purchases by selling cheap
cheaper than others can who were not SO
fortunate in purchasing! in spite of indig
nant protests.
Mr.. Brown wants it distinctly understood
that he is bound to do away with the necessi-
ty of going to Racine, Milwaukee or any 9TH
er market for making ordinary purchases Of
any article Of species of Goods i'll his line.
See New Advertisement.