The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-19

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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See Lyman & Sons advertisement.
Table Linen Napkins and Towels
cheap at Doan & Browns. 15w2
Hop Bitters, just received at Stark
Woatbers. 15tf
Remember the place to buy Shirts.
15W2 DOAN & BROWN.
The Historical Society invite the pub
lie to their meeting at Reeds Hall this
evening.
The track is in fine condition.
Bunko men are scarce.
La Marsh has a fine display of pic
lures at the fair.
The main entrance to Floral Hall is
tastefully decorated with evergreens,
with the monogram, " Welcome" over
the entrance.
The sprinkling wagon has been quite
busy hauling water to the fair grounds
during the past few days.
Very few agricultural implements
were entered Yesterday, but it is likely
a large number of entries will be made
to-day. The Norwegian and j. |. Case
ploWs as also several seeders, and a
few other minor agricultural nipple
ments were on exhibition yesterday.
I. w. Lyman & Son have an exhibit
Of boots and shoes at the fair.
Iolman's Liver Pad at Starkweath-
er's Drug Store. 15tf
Tubular Rubbing in all colors and
widths suitable for children's stock
ings. Ask to see it at Doan & Browns.
15w2
= READ THIS. : New 6Sd5 Ej III
Millinery and styles in Dress-making,
two blocks South of Grant House,
where Mrs. M. A. Watson & E. Willard
call the attention of the ladies. lava
Black Cashmeres less than ever be-
fore at Doan & Browns. 15w2
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.
QUERY: "Why will men smoke common to-
bacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros Seal
Of North Carolina, at the same price" 31y1
GUARD YOUR FLoCKs.-A band of
gypsies, together with the usual num-
Der Of dogs, have been in camp near
this city during the week. They ap-
pear to be we'll supplied with horses,
wagons, &c. and travel in considerable
style.
J. B. Van Buskirk, of Milwaukee,
was in this city Monday.
E. C. Cole returned from his western
trip last Saturday.
Mr.. Arthur Wheeler is dangerously
i'll at Bismarck, D.T.
Mr.. Whitaker's new Park avenue
residence is pronounced by judges to
be the most handsome dwelling in the
city.
r. 0. Gottfresden has built a hand
some conservatory on his residence.
M. III. Petit & Co. received large
consignment of Canada barley this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Currey have gone
on visit to Canada.
Decidedly cool weather prevail
ed last week, greatly to the discomfort
Of the flies, few of whom seemed pre-
pared for the change, and none having
brought their winter clothes with them.
Several pictures entered by Miss
French are models in their line, and
deserving Of notice.
The usual number of lemonade and
candy stands are in attendance at the
Fair.
Six squashes entered at the Fair
weigh in the aggregate, 400.
DR.. Charles G. Edison, the Chicago
correspondent of the Pecatonica Neaos,
made us q call last Monday.
The exterior of the Baptist church
looks decidedly "nobby."
The usual number Of ''fair dances
are being held this week.
The attendance at the public schoo Is
is very large this term.
The Shakespeare Club resumed &C
tive work for the season last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Hayes, having been called for,