The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-22
CHTCAGO e. NORTHWESTERN r. r.
TIME TABLE.
KENosHA STATION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Spring? IA
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Navigation is open.
- W0Shjngton'S birth day.
Union Drug Store, "a, Main St.
DR.. j. f. George, Dentist, Kenosha.
Union Drug Store, opposite the
Grant House.
The Baptist Church building, in
Racine was destroyed by fire last week.
Read f. w. Lyman & Sons, new
advertisement on 4th page. 81.
Union Drug Store, sign of the Big
Mortar. @
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|
Only $500 for full set of the best
TEETH manufactured. Satisfaction
guaranteed. DIR. J. F. GEORGE,
38w4 Kenosha.
Scarlet fever is diminishing. The
blue glass fever is spreading danger
Gus cases on. Market and Grand streets.
Choice Hams, Bacon, Dried Beef
and Picked Tripe at ##
SLossoN & O'BRIEN's.
Photographs of the late Miss En-
ma Muntzenburger can be had at
TRUEsDELL's.
The MethOdists gave another of
their enjoyable dime entertainments
last Monday evening.
For Life Size Pictures Go to La
Marsh's art gallery opposite Brande's
land office. .aH ~e@
Extra Mess Mackerel and Fresh
White Fish and Trout at
SLossoN & O'BRIEN's
A rumor was rife upon the streets
yesterday Of q destructive fire in Ra-
cine Tuesday afternoon.
Stephen Mahoney, a young despe-
RADIO, was on Monday last, sent to the
county jail for five days, as a penalty
for whipping little boys.
Mike German was the happy recip-
lent of ten pound express package
last Saturday. Mike has not decided
what to name him yet.
No more riding on hobs y for the
common council has passed an ordi-
nance fixing a penalty Of ten dollars
for indulging in this exciting pastime.
Remember this boys.
We understand that new run of
stones is to be placed in Simmons
Flour Mill, and the present engine to
he replaced by a larger and more pow
erful one.
"A petition containing nearly twelve
hundred signatures, has been present
ed to Judge Wentworth, asking him to
become a candidate for reelection. A
large number Of the signers live in this
city and county.
Next Sunday there will be Divine
service at the NJ. e. Church at 1890 A.
NJ. and Pm. Rev. w. E. Walker, the
pastor, will preach in the morning ON
"Caleb-the believing spy" Evening
subject, 1.-THE Leayen of the Pharisees."
Rev. w. Ii. Swartz of Chicago, will
preach in the Baptist Church in Keno
sha next Lords day at 1920 A. NJ. and
7P.M. Subject" The Palm-Bearing
Multitude before the Throne, Rev. VII:
9, IT," The public are respectfully in
yited.
The Kenosha Literary Society, on
Friday evening last, discussed the
question, is the study OF Latin more
beneficial than the study'of German?'
Miss Grace futile and E. G. Cole for
the affirmative, Miss Mollie Nicol and
E Carl CavemO for the negative. The
I question was decided in the negative.
The residence of Michael O'Hara,
about five miles from the city, in the
Town of Pleasant Prairie, was entirely
destroyed by fire last Friday. Mr., o.
Hara was absent at the time and did
not return in time to render any assist
ance. Mrs. OHara, while endeayoring
to save some articles of household
furniture was severely burned besides
sustaining other injuries, We under