The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-03-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
March 1st.
March.
KENosHA STATION.

Frames at Truesdell'S are very cheap.
DIR. J. F. George, Dentist, Kenosha.
Next Monday will be Inauguration
day.
Larry McMannus has decided to
close his journalistic career-Selah!
Union Drug Store, opposite the
Grant House e
The peripatetic fish vendor now
graces the street corners.
p" Union Drug Store, sign of the Big
Mortar.
Things convenient at at Truesdens Studio
Saturday morning, brought slight
fall of snow.
Matt Stab says he "will fix them
fellers at the next election" Matt
means business.
First Glass Maple Wood $3.50 per
cord on the Kimball Dock, North of
the Mill (38w3) CAPT. r. SYMoNDs.
Reduced in Price - Gents hand
sewed Boots-the latest style $500 at
VIM. P. Wright's, 90 Main St. 37tf
Fine India Ink work at Truesdell's.
TO RENT: Desirable houses in all
parts of the city, on very favorable
terms. Apply to Gro. W. WARvELLE.
. "A delegation of Racine School
Teachers, visited the High School last
Friday.
Big fires are all the rage just at
present in our neighboring village of
Racine.
Billy Mac. can now arrest man
in six different Languages ;all the result
of using blue glass.
"A runaway smashup relieved the
dull monotony of Ann street last
Thursday forenoon.
An enterprising Main St. Saloon
keeper, is using blue glass tumblers;
the effect on whisky is said to be sur
prising.
In fine weather bring the babies to Truesdell's.
Only $500 for full set of the best
TEETH manufactured. Satisfaction
guaranteed. DIR. J. F. GEORGE,
38W4 Kenosba.
The usual itinerant show has failed
to visit us this week. Perhaps the sad
fate of the cart Statutes" may have
deferred them.
The ornithologist of the Union
came to the surface last week and with
great show Of wisdom informed it's
readers that blue jays do not migrate
who said they did?
Copy Stereograph s. Ivorytypes at Truesdell's
The Union Of last week, again
notices us in its usually kindly manner
and clips from our local items. Neigh
Dor Union You are welcome-take all
you want-there's nothing small about
us-except our feet.
The Y. F. S. c., Of Racine, gave
oneof their inimitable Domino Parties
III that city last Friday evening.
Among the invited guests present were
large number of ladies and gentlemen
from this city.
-Ye Local of the Union. while Ia
boring under the combined effect of Gin
and buttermilk, attempts to correct us
and says the county 'taxes were most
~ paid in December, 1876" Oh!J-.
now could you, such ignorance is simp-
~ pltlable. Perhaps if our contemporary
were to ask the various Town collect
OTIS, ne would have reason to change
MS mlnd. Happy thought-learn be-
fore you teach"
-Washlngton's birth day passed off
very quietly in Kenosha. The public
schools held no session and the busi-
ness houses closed-about o'clock, P.
M. as usual, A bunting was DISPLAYED
over VIM. E. Reeds Jewelry store
and on the City Hall. And now it is a
question with many, whether it was G.
washington or George Francis Train
that did the little business with tho
Ratchet.
Inc series OF Union Sunday School
teachers Meetings, now being beld in
this city are exciting considerable in.
terest, A marked increase in the at,
tendance is perceptible.
DANIEL SANDBoRN one of the
early settlers, and for many years a res
ldent OF this city, died at the residence
OF his son, Charles sanborn, last Thurs
day afternoon.