The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Now consume the luscius bivalve
An early close Of navigation is pre-
dicted.
Cloaks new and elegant at Doan &
Browns. 17W2
The Waukegan Fair held this week
is in successful operation.
When are we to have the long prom
Used Band concert?
Charles L. Boardman, of McGregor,
Iowa, is in town this week.
Everybody should use Acme black
ing, for sale by Jos, III. Meyer.
W. II. Crosten, of Racine, was in the
city Saturday on professional business.
A good Undershirt for Csc at Doan
& Browns. 17w2
Local politics are fast approaching
the boiling point.
Don't buy a Cloak until you have
looked through the stock at the Cash
store. Q7w2) L. FELLOWS.
Just opening, a fine assortment of
Lamps, Lanterns, and general line of
Lamp Goods, at Starkweather's 17tf
Lake freights have gone up little
this month but mariners still complain
of dull times and low prices.
Efforts are being made for the for
nation of q frst-class musical organi-
Zation in this city.
Black Cashmer es, cheaper than ever
offered in this market, at the Cash
store. (17W2) L. FELLOWS.
QUERY why will men smoke common TO-
bacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros Seal
Of North Carolina, at the same price" s1y1
If you will investigate you will find
that Doan & Brown have the cheap
est Ladies and Gents Underwear in
the city. 17w2
The ladies of the M. E. Church are
to give an entertainment some time
next week. Place and date will be
announced by hand-bills in due time.
Choice Concord grapes, fresh from
the vines, at cents per pound, can be
had at the residence of G. La Marsh,
north of the Depot; orders can be left
at B. La Marsh's Gallery. 16w2
Just received, line of Racine Hard
ware Manufacturing Company's Goods
consisting of Brackets, Ivy Stands
Aquariums, GARDENERS, Pendants, &C.,
at Starkweathers. 17tf
Ladies, Gents, and Childrens Meri-
no Underwear, cheap at the Cash store.
17w2 l.. FELLOWS.
= READ THIS. G New Fan 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
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.
No cheaper Photographs or Tintypes
can be had in Kenosha than are made
at Truesdells, and the quality and fin
ish is not to be surpassed. The hest
Gallery, best Light, and best work is
bound to take the lad.
Harvey Tymeson, of Bristol, was
thrown from carriage last Thursday
at the fair grounds, breaking his arm
and sustaining other severe injuries.
An employee of Aliens Tannery was
Waylaid by highwaymen last Saturday
night and robbed of all his clothing
and valuables, the crooks leaving him
nothing but his shirt. Officers Tetard
and Harkins received clue and went
to Waukegan Tuesday in search Of the
robbers but were unsuccessful in find
ing them.
Fred Smith, sailor employed on the
schooner Wescott, while crossing the
island bridge last Thursday evening
IN state Of intoxication, fell over and
struck his head on pile. Being una
ble to get out he was drowned before
assistance could reach him. He
Leaves wife and family in destitute
circumstances.
EVERY ONE should read the conclu-
sion OF Secretary Sherman's speech in
this paper. 1t is yerv interesting in
all its parts.