The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-11-02
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Post Office open from a. M. to s P. m,,-snn-
Eays from - to l O'Clock. noon.
Our drrdge went to Racine last Saturday.
to take the mud out OF their little creek.
The Episcopal church has put or a new
coat of paint
The coming man-Jack Frost-has begun
To make himself felt in his vicinity.
large amount of feed is being shipped
this fall from this port to different points on
the Michigan shore.
All in want of clcakjng. underwear, etc,
should read the advertisement of s Fisk, Jr,
in our advertising columns thls week,
Rev. ED HuntIey remaius as pastor of
the Methodist Church in this city another
year. Good.
Show me the man with soul so dead that
he does moi know hat he can find the best
stock of Goods in the city at l. Fellows q
Cos.
A soaking rain visited this section last
Tuesday, and we Cidn't hear but one man IN
town grumble at 1.-THE had lett his boots at
the shoeshOp for repairs, and was peram6ula-
ting in slippers
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has from
s nth Brisl OF TO Antioch, H., where all his
old customers and friends can find him ready
for Al work in the cabinet line See his card
on first page.
vi WIS OF THE RUINS S. w. Jruesdel,
our go.ahead phi tographer, has presepted US
with two views of Chcag" 'uins. he has
NEGATIVES of the most interesting portions OF
the burnt district, and can furnish fine views
for everybody.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The treasurer Of the
Union Relief ASSOCIATION wishes Us TO &C
knowledge for the Association the receipt
through NJ Underwood ESQ, of fifteen
dollars, contributed by two ladies OF Boston.
toward the relief of sufferers from the north
ern fires.
IRON ORE.-We understand that parties
have leased large tract of land between
this city and Racine, and Will shortly com
mence mining operations on large scale.
Rich iron ore has been found III various spots
in the vicinity, and an experienced miner has
taken charge OF the business
Old Lake Michigan was in terribly rufled
state last Tuesday, sending large waves far
into ou~ harbor. It was trying time for
smal craft that happened out.
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A fish dealer in Nebraska ordered through
the Express office here one day this week,
eighty pounds Of trout, ten pounds eels,and
ten pounds black bass" We would state for
the information of that dealer, that Lake
Michigan cells don't bite at thus season of the
year.
Two horse thieves passed through this city
toward the south last Monday ng1t with two
or three horses. They were pursued by some
of our officers, but escaped. Who has lost
horses?
The renowned Mrs. Murphy, of Kenosha
and Racine, who was arrested last week, has
been banished from this city never to return
How sad that sounds.-RGcane ADVOCATE.
The Advocate endeavors to confer an honor
on Kenosha that does not rightfuliy belong
70 US. No oir-the renowned" is in no way
connected with our city.
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Some of our exchanges that had patent
insides'' from Chicago, are making their ap'
pearance on the half shell y since the Great
FIRE. One of the disadvantages of having
one side of the paper printed away from
home. One of our exchanges comes to us
with the inside dated Feb 25th, 1870, and the
outside Oct 9th, 1871.
Hon G. Truesdell's new stores on the ole
burnt district make that territory begin tc
look business like. An iron pipe has beer
laid from his large Touring mill to the south
side of the new buildings, through which with