The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-04-21

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aaya from L 20 O'Clock noon DIS
pretty fair thqnder storm visited this
sec f,,rr Iast Thursday night
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The Atlantic, Harper's, Western Monthly,
Dcnorest, Frank Leslie's, Peterson's, Go.
dey's. e.e and al the. illustrated papers of
the Jay "a j ohnsou's -g-gTe~e.
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Our haraor beg rs TO presents business ike
1ouG. vessels are coming in and going out
almost daily. discharg ng and taking IN car
goes 3
bert Caprop 81 Co. have card among
our business notices on the first page ofthis
weeks Issue s-,..ss
The road, in the outskirts OF the city are
getting in excellent condition. Persons who
doI5t can satisfy themselves by going to
Ben Jewett's and hiring one of his elegant
turn-outs for small sum = 7.5se4 buop
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The Beloit Journal comes 10 us with the
names of Thomson & Dow at che head Their
aim ID TO make it a first class local paper, and
il they keep on as they have commenced,
there can be no doubt as to it's success.
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The dredge, under the skillful hands Of
Messrs. Davidson, Bailey and Morris, is be.
ginning 10 look more like floating nstitu-
ton than the old hulk we have been so used
to seeing sunk in the mud in our river
G. Truesdell's -four mill will soon raise it's
head from the ashes, in the shape of more
substantial structure than the old one. Near
ly all the material is on the ground and
work has been commenced on the new build
ing. 'e'-4
Messrs. Boesen & Bedessen, of furniture
fame, find their present commodious building
too small for their increasing Business, and
are charging it by the addition of another
story on the west wing. -.
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the "Old Country often, will find a notice
of the Europeon Mail in our advertising col
umns this week The pNprietors OF that
journal offer prize of ESQ for The best essay
on the Colonial Question. to be sent to the
Office on or before Sept 4th 1870. ea
Joseph Hoffman, the newly appointed
Street Supervisor, has been doing wonders
during the past week, in the way ofrepairing
the drains and culverts on Market street, in
the vicinity of the Court House. He has also
made way with vast amount of rubbish that
had accumulated on Main street during, the
winter. Good. sotizs sg1i69m $500
Racine people are beginning to have fears
for the safety of their pleasant drive on the
eastern side of the old cemetery, just south
of that city, Lake Michigan is slowly but
surely taking away the bank, and unless
something is done to stay its progress, it will
swallow up one of the pleasantest drives in
that pleasant city,. Asfj 10 Y f
At the close of the Grammar School term
last Thursday afternoon, Masters John Kel-
schoolmates, presented Miss Milly s. Norton,
the teacher, with a magnificent volume of
Byron's poems. The presentation was so I'M
expected, that it was with difficulty the lady
could find words to express her thanks. /
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The Kenosha Accommodation train, Al. SIM
clair, conductor, has teceived o new baggage
and new smoking car. The latter is ore
of the finest on the road chairs and tables
taking the place Of the oid-fashioned seats,
aud the fine pictures on the inside of the car
indicating its character-a smoking, car The
train has been supplied with new patent
brakes, sah+'Aim0a @eofA "Ri ain5 @liz2 @ !
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School. ID sses sssp1hsS snss8H
The Summer term of the public schools
will commence Monday next, April 25. All
scholars desiring promotion will please no
tify The Superintendent on or before the COM
mencement of the term. This term will be
for 10 weeks closing the first day of July Ali
teachers who have not certificate will a p
pear before the superintendent on Friday
evening next at his office. at half past seven
for examination IS, J.. B. JILsUE,
superintendent.
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Challenge Crackers. '''-''
Kupier's Challenge Crackers are getting to
be all the rage in some of the large cities
outside of Wisconsin. II People IN. Chicago
and st. Louis who have once used them will
have no Others, and business at the Challenge
Bakery Is becoming greater accordingly.
He has manufactured ard sold during
the past six months, ouer fifteen hundred