The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-22

Che Yemnsta Tele9rapt
KENOSHA. WIS, JUNE %, 1871.
Ell. RICHMOND, Local Editor
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DAYS from IL TO O'Clock, noon.
Hon. NJ H. Carpenter has our thanks Tor
Congre ssional Documents
Geo. Il. Paul, of the Milwaukee Ne'oS was
in town last Monday.
Our Yankee sends US letter from Aue'ii'
this week. Tt will be found on our first page
Fourth of July may possibly visit this city
this year, but from present appearances II Is
doubtful.
Mr.. John schmitt IS erecting brick store,
on the lot adjoining Thos. English harness
shop on the north.
las. R. Freeman, one of the editors of the
Deaf-Mute Advance, published at Jackson
Vile. Ill, made US a short visit last Monday
morning.
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Messrs. Hartung s. Son have added to their
bakery and restaurant by putting in soda
fountain tor the benefit of the thirsty Inc
fountain is the finest ever put up in the CITY,
Lo Brick in. his.hat and HiIo-jack, two
specimens of the noble red men of the Forest
were in the city last Tuesday collecting pen
MES, followed by large crowd of admiring
urchins.
We are sorry to learn that Joseph Merrill,
the efficient keeper of the Light House at
this port, is lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence on the Island. We trust that he may
soon recover, and show his light for many
years co come.
Some person entered the office of G. J.
TruesdelPs store last Monday while the clerk
was busy, and distracted eighteen dollars
from the safe.
The Kenosha Brass Band will soon be pro-
yided with new. set of instruments through
out.
PHRBNoLoGY.-Mrs NJ. Deuel., Phrenolo-
gist and CIairvoyant, has removed from the
CITY Hotel to No. 2, Chicago street, first door
north of McDermott's Tannery in the fourth
ward, where she can be found by all who need
her services.
FIRST OF THE SEAsON.-Mr. James Could
ing, of this city presented us on last Saturday,
June 18th, with fine mess Of new potatoes,
fully as large as the largest of those first
brought into market for sale. Mr.. G. has had
fierce battle with the potato bugs, but con-
quered them, and now has fine crop of po-
tatoes in fair way to reach maturity.
On Tuesday Mr.. Lafayette Cook, of somers,
presented us with mess of fine potatoes, for
which he will receive our thanks.
CLOSING OUT.-Having concluded to close
I'D our business, we offer to the citizens of
Kenosha and surrounding country rare OPP
portunity to buy Boots and Shoes cheap. We
will sell you one pair of shoes or one thous-
and at net cost. We ask all those who are
indebted to us by note or book account to
come and pay up and save cost.
Avs ELY & BERENs.
The usual Methodist Sociable will be SUI
perseded this week by grand outdoor re-
ception at the residence of Mr.. j. M. Chase
on Kenosha street, weather permitting. Com
Portable Marquettes will be erected, and Mrs
Chase is devoting her magnificent conserva-
tory to the decoration of the grounds. The
most beautiful flowers will be profusely and