The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-03-30


Ihe &ennsaa Telegrapt
KENosHA. WIS, MARCH 80, 1871,
Ell. RICHMOND, Local Editor
4oeql IN eteon4.-
Chicago & North Western K hS
TIME TABLE
DEPART.
.o ,ccommod'tn 100 A. NJ.
$50 M 1Ii1 aoinC south SIS A. M.
S-1S a M E1nrass !" 225 P. M.
2-Zz I. NJ GApi0e g (5-13 "
SO u.o,cb+ :. 10 4OA. NJ.
1U-So a. M 1Is.posa s. t1-19
woi1-coino North (10-43 Am.
10-4O a. M. aase 311-50 AN.
11.47 Express Is I'll P. M.
7-S r. NJ proiobt 1903 A. M.
a.O1 might Pass ST5P NJ:
221'3O &C western Division tS-Io I M
Mails Close.
For the Sou tn anu 1920 =" 1920 AM $50 "
g NORTH 2-45 6
post ONCE open from a. M, to p Ill., 'uii-
1avs from IL to O'Clock, noon
Can't. Reads new building on Main oVree''
south of Lothrops furniture store is rapiaiS
going up.
An error occurred in the call for ward eau
o,,ooO n,,hIisbed in our last, A correct noIice
will he found in another column.
Hon NJ Fl. Petit has returned from maol-
son in good condition. That is not SO pau
place, after all
Election tickets in quantities to suit can De
bod Of short notice by calling at this once.
The mud in this vicinity has been drying
unite fast during the past week. Already we
can see the tops of fence posts in some local
tiles.
Ernst,s steam fishing boat brought IN
twelve hundred weight of white fish ana
trout. on his first trip last week. Pretty gooo
to commence on.
Proh1ero for grammar school scholars: " Ii
fourteen men can build stone wall IN nine
DAVIS how long will it take five men to build
the same wall in six days?"
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The Advocate thus speaks of JACOB Erns'
fine little fishing steamer:
The first arrival this year at this port, OF 9
steamer. was the steam fishing yacnI, IRON
Kenosha, which came up Tuesday. Sne 10
trim built craft and presents peauUner or
pearance. She came up from henoSna IL al
hour.
T.osr-A fur collar, on Wednesday evening
March 18th, somewhere from MetnoolSt
Cbnrcb south on Kenosha Street. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving IL al
e e. ctore 2w43
Foe.qA-BAL.1AUGHs.-T he Fog-ga-bal' laugh
R.B.C. will hold meeting at the rooms o.
the G. YIN. A. on Saturday evening next
for the purpose of electing officers for the en-
suing year..
The Baptist society have an oyster supper
and sociable at the house of Mr.. George
Yule. tomorrow (Friday) evening.
Cannon & Stevens say in their card tina
they may be found at their new sfore' corner
of Main and Pearl streets.
WATERPRooF-JUsT RECEIvED-At Mr..
Fisk's. A few pieces of superior WATERPROOF
Spring suits made to order
The Young people are making preparation
for grand ball at Simmons Hall IN snor
time. They promise fine music ana lots 0
fun.
R. Simmons has been making improve
ments in his establishment, both depart
ments having received thorough renoVa
ting and painting.
-ea-s--
While Jacob Ernst was on his way out al
ter fish last Saturday morning, when aoou
four miles out he saw what he supposes wa
the dead body of man footing IN the lake.
We are informed by one who knows Ina
the MARQUIS Forlorn and the Princess de Rag
bao were united in the holy bonds of wed
lock at the residence of Chief Justice Hodge
in the city of Salem, few days since.
lady witness held the coronet of the princes
during the ceremony.
WHO DID IT?-For the past two month
the Dig Brothers, painters, have had small
but tasty signs put up in various parts OF tn
CITY, to inform the public of their Wherea
bouts and also the class of work they wer
doing at their establishment. Some person
or persons maliciously inclined have tori