The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-12-21

LOCAL INT el.t,et NC III.

OpERA-Remensber Payson's English Opera
Company in Martha at Kimball Hall To-night.
Merry Chrismas. ~ aH
Navigation il closed
Did you go 10 chm CHI Sunday wg
That wAr big wind. Friday night.
-Ju4 sc are hald ighs fol the pollcemeH.
Lat Sunday Witnessed a genuine ola IA HON
ell snow Storm. E
For Holiday presents BUY elegant slippers ana
Felt Soled Boots Ut l.. ma & Sons
the new bell fer the congregational Church
has arrived. esG d ta aaa 8. SIS
A severe storm parsed over this section last
FRIDAY pigpt, doing contioerabe damage 10 lIe
and lhOperiy. e
Walk up and pay your taxes and save, Eve per
cen! m
r. Charles Binninger, No s5 Main ST., has a
larre and varied assortment Of 1oysald holiaal
go0d',
-uont forget The promenade lncer Wednse-
day even ing, Dec 9Th. $1,000 1854 s
Hon. }. v. Quares entsrans he latest arrival
.'from no man nnd''-he weighs jastep pounds
Ice cutting has been commence at The har-
Dor .f
Mr. VIM. p. Eugliah the last happy man
il 10 boy. asg fr Ir ae aH
Work on the new Episcopal church is prog
resting under difficulties. AE1t1#3
Wells moved into his new gallery lasts atar-
day.
A shed has been buIlt near the City Hall to
accommodate the new cannon. ~ a9@ FM
The winter examinations in the Public
schOole will occur this week.
II. unikee Esq, har built an extensive addi
tiOn to his warehouse on The Main ST dock
One Of Balm q large lumber piles was blown
over during the gale last Friday night.
This weather makes the coal bins look as
though they had consumption. i sssnsa !,
A large variety Of Hats and Caps, for sale chesp
atP. an. Gr0sch's. ssaR aHo 26w6
just ahoutthis time the heart Of The toy man
waxa,h glad.
Great reduction on prices Of ready made cloth
ing ut p. q n. Grokch's. 26w6
fine wisconsin conference ofthe Unitarian
and Ind, pendent societies corcludeda very IN
teretting session in this city last thursday.
Mr.. John Hoye lossiwo children by scarlet
fever last week,-wo extend Our sincere sym
pathy. s fss r
A new steam heating apparatus has been
placed IL the 1 W. Webster, engine house, and
hereafter no di1iculty will be experienced in
promptly getting up steam. g rnsstv n 4
The Tug Fred Engle narrowly escaped being
frozen in, while attempting TO break The ice al
thC mouth oftne harbor last week.
a brakeman on northern honnd freight
train on the G. NJ. & SIP. Ry. was blown from
E The train ard killed last Friday night. The ac-
cioent occurred near Truesdel ststion. a.
"A half dozen bucgies have been starring In
the Market square for the last days waiting FOL
buyer, aSa Gaa 1 .Gsiatsl.fg ti.se VA II
For sllkinds Of Holiday candies and candy
toys, christmas tree decorations, &C., go to ", A
Ga!Iords--prlccs lower than the lowest. 29w2
The dancing party given by the U tartar
Society last Friday evening was q most enjoyable
occasion, and was well attended despite the
Indictment weather.
w. A. Gaylord sells the best hye cent cigar
in the city. Mixed candy only ~ certs per pound
call and investigate at Mrs. Eklund's old stand
29ws
Tho granite shaft and pedesral for the moru-
ment 10 the late Milton H. Petit arrived lasr
week and viii be placed In position at the city
cemetery as soon as the weather permits.
Go to LaMarsh's and have your pictures taker
before New Years and have something TO show
how you looked during the Centennial s9N;
I'm view Of the remarkable prevalence o
SCARLET fever, tie matter OF closing the publ
schools Is now question of serious import Il
citizens Of the south side.
A fresh arrival Of Gents furniehing goods sucl
~ While and COlored Shirts, Underwear, Mufaer
and Comforters, Cardigan Jackets. Mittens ant
GlOves, all OF which we will sell at hard time
prCes. - Pan GROscu. 2Gw6
The question for discussion by the Hiel
School Debating Club, last Friday night va
"sAould mans conduct be Influenced ny ouhli
opinion =" Francis Warvelle and Waller Bond 20
the Affirmative and Harvey wat,les and Car
Cavausugh for the negative. Decided in thu
negatile.
There will be d SCentennial- supper and Dnna.
ton for the beLelt Of the M E. Church OF Pleas
ant Prairie, at their place OF worship, Wedl es
cay Evening Dec. 2Tth Managers II appear
"ol6 time Costumes Come one, came AL INT
have good time. COMMITTEE.
Mr.. JOHN RHODES OF Brighton was in tow
last Tuesday. He bought and took home Cham
bers' Encyclopedia, in ten large volumes boun
in half Turkey. The Encyclopedias will make
fine addition to his library. And the money pal
for it will prove good investment in h.