The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-22

Edward Balm, wife and youngest daughter,
who have for several weeks been In Calitor.
mia, are enjoying all the delicious fruits that
we at nome have scarcely associated, even in
thought, with the present season.
We visited the stables of Cass Grifaths the
other day, and found . number OF very fine
horses in the stalls. Some OF our business
men haYe young and promising horses IN
csarge of this veteran of the turf.
The FIRST May Party .ofthe ssason went
from Che Water Cure last Saturday TO Hugh
uln's woods. These woods are faverite re-
sort for those seeking days recreation, and
will no doubt be frequently visited this sum-
mer.
Ifyou have the best weekly paper in the
State, let other people know it. Send them
u copy OF the TELEGRAPH and let them in dye
for themselves.
At a Teachers ms itute. recently held in
Jauesville one teacher succ eeded in missing
all but two in list of twenty-five words du
ring y spelling exercise. so says the Gazette.
Il would be well ifsone OF our citizens in
certain parts of the city had the Sidewalk
fever" Il would be de cidedly good thing
for pedestrians, and not bad one for them
selves.
Mr.. d. L. Andrews has gone on visit to
his eastern friends. He had with hima large
-monnt Of luggage, ofwhich one of Bain's
best wagons was part. This was a
present from Frank Slossen to his father, Mr..
Andrews kindly consented to deliver the
handsome token OF 1ilial affection.
Just think Off A harp, fiddle, a flag
elet, and-bag pipes all going together !
This is what we were afflicted with last Fri
Gay. But they talk of ringing bells. blowing
locomotive and tug whistles, &C., at the
Chicago Jubilee.
1t will be noticed that the trees in and
around our beautiful rk are making their
boughs aud are rapidly leaving.
The boys and girls are Turning to mirth
all things of earth - the former fly kites and
play base ball. while the latter jump the
rope.
z One of the busiest men In Kenosha is
O'Hara, the Street Supervisor. He is leaving
marks OF his industry in every street.
The new Catholic Cemetery was visited by
hundreds last Sunday. Lots have been taste
Iully laid out by Messrs. Cafferty, English,
McDermott, Trtard, and others, and in the
course of week the larger portion of the
grounds will be sodded ana planted.
AGRICULTURAL NoTICE.-The Cd quarterly
meeting of the Agricultural Society of the
County OF Kenosha, for 1878, will be held at
the hall of the society," in Bristol, on Monday,
sacton OF any business that may come be
fore the meeting. A full attendance is re-
qnested, as business of i'm portance may come
before the society. H. H TARBELL,
KENosHA, May %, 1873. Sec.
The Wash,ngtonian Temperance Club will
meet at Kimball Hall next Monday night.
A valuable COW belonging to Mr.. Seth
Doan, was run over by the cars last Thursday,
near the residence of Mr. Leonard Lee. The
poor beast was so severely injured that it was
Immediately killed.
Let US have Citizens League to keep out
OF the city all street lottery men. bag-pipes,
and other diabolical infections. sentnel
night be stationed at each entrance to our
city. H#a
The seeds of disease are In the filth of
alleys and back-yards, and every body should
see that these places are cleaned up, and
dsinfectants literally used.
Capt. symon1s informs us that the prospect
for profitable season is good, We may very
soon feel the reviving effect of the opening OF
navigation.
We have tried a sample of ink made by H.
FL Tarbell, and find it to be good article
for Office work. 1t should have large sale
Mr.. Tarbell is also making a superior quality
Of blueing tor washing purposes.
Horseback rides at five in the morning are
very fashionable. Our young people are out
IL large numbers every morning. This Ii
very sensible. Having no horse we ride q
hoe and spade, hoping to indulge in fresh
vegetables 10y and bye. st5.
II could pluck The tallest pine from the
Norway forests, and dip it in the bosom oil
Vesuvius, and then could reach the spacious
ARMAMENT I would write thereon; Drom &
Haze have a choice stock of Groceries and
Provisions, Crockery and Glassware, to be
sold at the lowest living rates.
| Park Ciy base ball club aud nine
selected from the store clerks in town, play