The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-03-15
CHICAGO g. NORTHWESTERN r. r.
TIME TABLE.
Goin1 North
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
KENOsHA STATION.

Plenty of good sleighing this week.
Our photographers. w. Truesdell.
Engraved frames at TruesdelI's.
Blue glass lamp chimneys are the
attest wrinkle.
no pictures made 1T TRUEsDELL'S Sunday
PURE DRUGS and CHEMICALS at the
Union Drug Store, IA Main street.
Room & window cornice moulding. TruesdeIl.
Last Monday was the most disagree
able day we have experienced this year
Our family got their photogl apis at Truesdell's
Next Saturday will be St. Patrick's
lay. The event will be duly observed
W a large portion of our Irish fellow
citizens.
The new photos in grey, at Truesdells.
Racine seems to be having consider
lble trouble with her new bridge.
The next performance of the Thalia
Dramatic Club will occur on the Sun
lay succeeding Easter.
DR.. D. Newcomb, has moved into the
residence lately occupied by DR.. Millar,
lorth of the new Episcopal Church.
Drom & Hale offer extraordinary in
Lucements in choice gunpowder, Y Dung
Tyson and Japan Teas. See advertise
nent i'll this paper.
The Local, Of the Union is witty
lut alas he is not wise. For puffed
Up with vanity he sees only his neigh
Oors' faults and is blind to his own
mperfectiOns.
Two young men, oppressed by the
excessive heat Of the day, took bath
the harbor last Thursday night.
They were assisted out by friendly
oystander and now they have decided
TO wait until next July before repeat
ing the experiment.
A large quantity Of weather that
SHOULD have come last month, has been
distributed over this section during
the last two weeks.
A grand illumination and street pa
rade, in honor Of the Republican vic.
tories, was advertised to take place in
Waukegan, on Wednesday evening Of
last week, but owing to the storm the
project was reluctantly abandoned.
&c. G. q. G."
A cough or slight cold" if neglected
often attacks the lungs. collins
Cherry Cough Cure" gives sure and al
most immediate relief. Price fifty
cents Sold only at the Union Drug
Store.
Reduced in Price - Gents hand
sewed Boots-the latest style $500 al
VIM. p Wright's, 90 Main st. 37t1
Fourteen lbs. of Prunes for $1,OO
All kinds of Dried Fruits and canned
Goods at low prices. Slosson & O'Brien
We should think that the friends of
the present County Judge could circu-
late call for him and not leave it for
the gentleman himself to take care Of
Mr.. G. d. B. Mills, of Syracuse, n. Y.
will occupy the pulpit of the Unitarian
Church next Sunday morning Mr.
Mills is man af fine culture, and has
at various times lectured before the
Chicago Philosophical Society. All
are invited
Phe editor of the Union seeks tC
create the impression that we are ex
tremely inimical to him and that We
are assiduously endeavoring to make
people believe that he is addicted to the
vice of intemperance." This is news
to us-my dear X, if we have ever sale
any thing tending to that effect, We
hereby retroactive crawfsh-we back
down. What we meant to insinuate
was, you are gentleman and scholar
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HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE.-On Friday
evening last, at the High School room
the High School Literary Society dis
cussed the question,
( ResOzUed, "That capital punishment
is justifable." The affirmative was
sustained by Prof. I. P. Maryatt an(
F. Lyman, the negative by Richard
Howe and III. G. Cole. The judges
rendered a decision in favor of thu
affirmative, thus ratifying the recen-
action Of the Minnesota Legislature.
SCHOOL OFFICERS MEETING. Their,
will be meeting of the School distric
officers, and others interested in educa
ton, at the Grant School House, il
Bristol, tomorrow morning commenc
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