The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-06-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Hot and cold.
A backward season.

Our RnOUOSfdpller- w. IIu0Su6ll.
UNION DRUG STORE IA Main street.
Look out for the incendiary fire
cracker.
The youngsters have got the base
ball fever; witness their new uniforms.
Messrs. Robinson and Bond are lay
ing new sidewalk in front of their
buildings on Main street.
For the benefit of the numerous pic
mic parties now organizing, we hope
the Fourth will prove fair day.
New Millinery Goods received by
Express every day at James Morgan's,
386 and 388 East Water ST., Milwaukee.
1W4 ~
BETTER YET!-Go to Wright's, 90
Main street, and get first class French
Calf tong boot sewed for $500. 37tf
The residence of Mr.. Sleight on Ann
st. was entered by burglars last Sun
lay, during the temporary absence of
he family. No clue to the robbers.
The Racine professional base ball
Tub was beaten last week by an anna
eur club from Milwaukee. Now let
he "Grangers" sail in.
Nebraska, Kansas, Texas.
Any person wishing to go out, and explore,
ither of the above States, with view to buying
md, should call on me for circulars and infOr-
nation. w. s. FLUsKEY, Truesdell Block.
Messrs. Robinson and Yule launched
heir new boat last Saturday. 1t is q
Upper built, four cared scull; was
lade by Bagley Of Chicago, and is a
eauty.
Dress Goods.
James MOrgan's Dress Goods Sets,
,, 1215, Is, IS, 20, %, 25, %, 80, SO, 35,
~, 40, A, 45, so, So, 564, 60, IS, Is.
,, 100 and 1925, 386 and 3S8 East Wa
n Street, Milwaukee. iva
The Old-time jewellers, the GALA
HUlIPIAN BAND, also promise to ap-
ear in one of their inimitable street
trades, to be followed by an original
tertainment. AS considerable money
Us been subscribed by our citizens to
d this band, and extensive prepara-
)ns are being made, a fine display
ay be expected.
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE.-Th La
as Christian Temperance Union and
3nosha Temple of Honor advertise a
and temperance celebration of the
list anniversary, &C., consisting of a
and parade of temperance societies,
9eches, music and refreshments, du-
lg the day and brilliant display of
3-works in the evening.
Last Friday was the liveliest day,
etrolOgically speaking, that we have
d this year; the thermometer rang
3 from torrid heat at ten o'clock A.
to frigid GOODNESS at 10 o'clock P M.
d the wind blowing from every point
the compass at different intervals
ring the day. No scarcity of
y71ge in this climate.
l'anted.-Situaton. young man of good
its who has had several years experience in
lumber business both in the east and west
years experience in general merchandising.
keep double or single entry books. Not
id of any kind Of honorable work Wages
50 much consideration as permanent en-
ment. NddressJ. j. S. % Kenosha, Wis.
{OTICE.-There will be preaching in
new Baptist Tabernacle in Bristol,
t Sabbath by the Rev. O. G. Ston-
aker-Subject: "The True Tester"
Jices at ppm.
BY order Of the Elder.
he Rev. Henry Ketcham Of In
lapolis, Ind, will preach in the
gregational Church next sabbath
ming and evening.
ne graduating exercises of the
school will be held Friday,
20.
Examination for High School.
eXamina ton for The next Junior
of the hig h school will begin in
Ugh school room, at o'clock next
day, June %. Candidates will be
ined in Arithmetic to Percentage,
ing, Spellin G, Writing, Geography,
Dry of the United States, and
lie parsing. The examination will
tirely written except in Reading.
T. P. MARYATT, Principal.
new building is in process Of con-
ton on Market Street, just east of
and Sutherland's.
ems new building is being further
oyed by the addition Of a coat of