The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-14

Panel Pictures and Frames. 24W2
Ladies Cloaks cut and fitted at
20tf GRosCH & EICHELMAN's.
STYLES to be exhibited for winter at
Watson & Willards Millinery Rooms
The criminal calendar this fall is un-
usually large.
The new brick building On the Park
is making rapid Roadway.
The old Episcopal church renews it's
youth under the name of Lyceum
Hall.
The Register of Deeds reports con-
siderable activity in real estate and a
large number of transfers for the past
month.
A large stock of new Music just re-
ceived at Rittmann's Book Store, Kim
ball Hall Block. 24w2
QUERY why will men smoke common to-
bacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros. Sea
of North Carolina, at the same price," 31y1
HAY.
We keep hay for sale by the cargo or
by the single bale, deliverable in any
part Of the city. Also loose hay and
Dat and Rye straw by the load.
1tf DURKEE & CO.
Novelties at Starkweather's.
The Buckeye Lantern, best in the
market, Bohner's Bracket Lamp with
swinging Reflector, Gold Fish and
aquariums, New arrival of Florist
Goods. 21tf
Attention Shakespeare Club.
Go to Rittmann's Book Store for the
new edition of Shakespeare, with In
dex and Glossary. Cloth plain $1.OO,
Cloth, gilt $1.25 per volume. All Brit
ish Poets at same price. 24w2
Owing to clerical error in the new
Revised Statutes, the November term
of the Circuit Court will not occur un-
til the 9th of this month. The jury
summoned to appear OH the goth, have
been re-summoned for that day.
Some miscreant daubed Col. Garlic
toms newly painted front fence, with
black paint last Friday night, render
ing repainting necessary. No clue has
been obtained to the perpetrator of
this detestible outrage, but should he
be discovered a lively matinee may
safely be predicted.
FARM TO LET.-The undersigned
will let his farm for two years, fo1
cash, containing 40 acres with good
buildings, good orchard and plenty OF
water. Apply to Nicholas Spartz,
24W2 Paris, Wis.
The ladies of the First Congrega.
tional Church will give an oyster sup
per and literary entertainment at TIE
Church Parlors on Tuesday evening
the 10th inst, Supper from to 1C
"A. Nj.
Mr.. g MRS. J. E. WATSON have re-
turned from their Western tour tray
cling, and visiting friends in Minneso
ia and Iowa. They enjoyed their ex
cursions and visits very much. MI
Watson visited the mills at Minneapo
lis, and was highly pleased with them
The mills which were burned have
been rebuilt and nearly all are run
ming again. Washburn's mill A is ir
full operation and doing good work
His B is not yet running but soon will
be. 1t will have sixty-fve run anC
will be one of the largest and most
complete mills in the world.
A water company, similar in many
respects to the defunct Park City
Water Co., is in successful operation
in Waukegan. Why should not the
project be revived in Kenosha.
Sneak thieves succeeded in breaking
a window in Lilly's Oyster House on
Wisconsin street, last Saturday eve
ming, and appropriating a fine gold
watch that happened to be convenient
ly near. Neither the plumber nor
plunderers have yet been identified.
The election excitement has subsl-
ded and society at large resumed its
normal condition. Selahl
The choir of st. Matthews church
have organized glee club.