The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-07-06

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GRAPH.
The hattie Of wagram was fought on the 9th Of
July, 1906
Work is the weapon of homer, and nc VINO lacAs
tie weapon VIII never triumph
Mr.. David Nickel came back to his old home 10
spend the Fourth.
Mr.. Leander Stone and family OF Chicago' were
here during the centennial Fourth
Mr.. Peter Funk and family, of Chicago, have
spent ire past week in Kenesha.
Tn, 18th census of the U. S. taken in 1880, gave
tae population at - $4,000.
Mr.. Levant stevens he's erected warehouse in
the center Of the block near the rear OF Whitoecks
shops, a4x5O; F. Rose architect
MIA. w. Bryant, of Chicago, passed the Cen
tgpnfal Fourth among his old time friends IN
Kenoeha.
Some slight symptoms of lake shore protection
at tho foot of Market street, near Simmons Fac
tories.
One hundred and one years ago last Monday
Gen. Washington assumed command OF the con
ttuental army al GanDEluSes MARS
Arthur ". Bryant left Chicago to come to
Kenosha to spend the Fourth
Mir. Samuel Vinegar is spending his college
vacation with his parents in Kenosha.
Judge ]. j. Petit and Uncle Ezra Simmons
had out large American Flags at their residences
during the Fourth.
During the storm of yesterday morning the flag
which had been left flying at the head OF the
liberty pole over night, was torn completely IN
two, lengthHise.
Several of the windows in Dsn. Head q Cos
bank building were broken during the storm OF
Wednesday morning.
The TELEGRAPH is indebted TO Hon. F, Bobin
son for copy Of the latest edition Of the WIS
cougin Manual. for which we return thanks
Jennings sells best wool mattresses at eight
dollars.
The little six year old son of Mr.. P. English
mad one of his eyes injured by the explosion OF
IRE cracker yesterday morning.
Judge J. ]. Petit and lady, have returned from
their very pleasant trip to the east and the Cen
tenniaI. The Judge reports the exposition al
magnificent in the extreme.
NIT. P. RommerdaIl is building a nice resi-
dence at the corner of Wisconsin and Congress
streets; 35x50, frame veneered with brick. Law
renee, carpenter-RommerdalI, mason.
Jennings had big rush in the furniture bust
ness last week. He says it is because he is eel
ling SO cheqp-that he intends to keep on selling
just as low as ever.
one year ago next Saturday, the insurrectio1
broke out in Herzegovina, which extended Il
other Christian provinces of Turkey, and wbicl
threatens to involve nearly all of Europe In tn
war.
Che arrival Of Miss Hazelton to pass the Fourtl
with her parents, created considerable excite
ment in the Doctors family circle last Monday
May she live to see the next centennial.
TIE passenger train Oh the western Railroad i
an accommodation train In fact as well as name
This train stopped one day last week while som
OF the passengers and train-men went to an ad
joining field to pick strawberries.
There is a very large growth of burdocks o.
Exchange street south of Park street. stou
man armed with scytfe could do some good ser
vice there. There are several other places wher
uoxious weeds are allowed to grow contrary t
the requirements of law
A short and sharp fight took place Monday moo
ia the alley between Simmons g Browns stol
and John Schmitt's store, between Kenosh
light weight and granger. The light weigl
got in blow and kick, which decided Il
combat, and the victor took to his heels to kee
out of the hands Of the police.
Kupfer's new building on Main street is no
nearly completed. The lower portion is eccupie
by Hall & Dresser as variety and refreshmel
establishment, and is the finest store in the cit
The front OF this bui ding shows mp In fine styl
The upper portion IS entered through an outsid
stairway. Warren, brick mason Zeivers ,jone
Crook, plain and ornamental plastering; Glitter
painter and decorator.