The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-02-13
Jacob Engel sold during the past three
weeks 100, 900 bricks in he city. His bricks
are yearly increasing in public favor.

aTe yearly increasing III puOllc favor.
| New members are received into the st.
Marks Temperance Society nearly every
sunday. Last Sunday one was taken in dur
ing the public services. ~
Lucca and Kellogg will sing in Milwauk ee
Monday and Tuesday next. f3a#gff J
1t would be q decided Improvement il
some people living and owning property in
the neighborhood of the park would clean
off their sidewalks.
There are two reasons why some people
don't mind their own business One is that
| they haven't. any business, and the otherYis
that they have no mind. B - DI W
| Henry Andre has bought the brick store
now occupied by HI. NJ Rogers. Mr.. A stat
ed to Mr., B., and Mr.. B. repeated to Mr.. G ;,
| that Rogers would move out, but that ain t
so. Rogers will stick. s~ -
We are now furnishing county news every
week, which you should not tail to read.
Paris is heard from this week. II
Bill-heads,. letter-heads, rote-heads, pos
tiers, hand-bils, and business cards of all de-
scriptions dore on short notice at the TELE-
GRAPH Office. an
Rev Mr. Hitchcock has been preaching for
some time at Bristol in this county.
! We cannot refrain from saying that some of
our Aldermen are possessed of abilities that
will assurediy receive public recognition this
spring.
Mrs. Barstow, widow of Ex-Gov. Barstow,
recently visited friends in this city.
There are to be four eclipses this year, but
you need not look for them in Kenosha.
Asking Kenosha lady what her accom-
plishments are, is, generally speaking, harm
less enough. Still, it might in some cases
cause embarrassment to put the question,
1" Do you paint ?''
Has that ponderous commercial and liter
airy monthly of Racine r. played out?'' And
in city OF 900 too?
To the fastid1ous in dress.-Having secured the
services of the well known Artistic Mr.. Echelman
am Ow prepared to execute orders in FAsHIoNA-
BILE CLOTHING, with neatness and despatch, unsur-
passedby any house in Chicago or Milwaukee.
#-# E SETH DoAN.
The school boys from Racine tasted An
dre's " 5-centers' last Tuesday. They were
successful in making smoke-stacks of their
mouths.
1t is about 100000 of miles from the
Kenosha Post Office to the sun.
The thermometer has rIsen above zero, and
now we begin to think of clusters" fans,
parasols, and the like.
A protracted religious meeting is being
held at Bristol, in which much interest is
manifested.
Nearly 5vs hoa&and tons of matches were
shipped from this place week before last by
the Electric Match Company.
a party of merry, laughing girls, from the
Racine schools, visited our pubic schools on
Tuesday. We were. glad to see their glad
faces on the streets. -seg Gf 1~ -,s.~
"Get that waeon-box on wheels again. -
The snow has gone, and people are busy put
ting wagons and buggles in running order.
Lumber and shingles have been drawn to
the lot on Market Street where Z. A. Dewey
viii build when good weather sets in.
Here we viii give you what is we believe,
good piece of advice: Back your friends,
and face your enemies. tf .#
Rev. G. A. Smith preached an excellent
sermon toyoung people last Sabbath even
ing. He is absent from the city during the
week. at anr- ao-f.a4
A1ittle German girl, living or the North
side, sold over two hundred house plants
during the past year, 4 n.1a a5 gJno.n
We object to the practice or hitching hor-
ses across the sidewalks, and compelling pc
destrians to make the circuit of your wagon,
simply because the city is without mar
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The superintendent Of Jefferson County
reports the schools in fouEshing condition,
with two exceptions. .In,oue case the teach
or hugs the girls /; in the other, the teacher
hugs the boys.
The Common Council will meet next Mon
day night. In the absence of Mayor Farr,
President Nichols VI i'll preside.
A petition to the State Legislature against
repeating No, z WAS circulated &C the Metho-
dist Church last Sunday night. ~"
4 A donation party will be held Wednesday,
the 10Th inst, at the First Baptist Church at
Newport. Ill, for the purpose Of raising
funds for the Church. COMMITTEE.
The people are slow in paying UP theil
/ taxes. Andrew Schofen will wait for then
until tie last Tuesday In this month. ALL.