The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-04


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Opera heel rubbers that will stag on
o French heeled shoe at Lyman's.
DR.. Weiskopf has returned to Keno
sha to reside.
The sociable of the Baptist church
will meet next Tuesday evening at the
residence Of Mr.. Henry G. Dodge. All
members Of the church and c0ngrega-
ton are cordially invited to be present.
LAMPS, LANTERNS AND LAMP GOODS.
The finest assortment ever shown in
this city, now opening at Strrkweath-
er'S Drug Store. 81
The schooner Phoenix came in last
Friday loaded with lumber for Z. G.
Simmons. The captain reports heavy
weather, and many disasters to ship
ping on the east shore.
Just received-a new lot Imported
Canary Birds. Warranted to be sing
ers. Bird cages, Gold fish, Fish Globes
and AquariumS at StarkWather'e. p
There will be Christmas Tree and
Oyster Supper at the M. E. New
Church at Salem on Christmas Eve
prepared by the Ladies' Aid Society, to
which all'are cordially invited
SEC.
The body of of Mr. Peter Widen was
brought home last Thursday from Chi
cago for interment. His death was
very sudden, his parents not knowing
of it until the body was brought home
He was buried from the Baptist
church.
The much needed rain came at last
to gladden. the hearts of the honest
grangers hcreabouts. No fear now, af-
ter the heavy fall Of rain last Wednes-
day and Thursday that there will be a
scarcity of water the coming winter
The rain changed to snow Friday NOR
ming, and young winter was the re-
suit. Snow fell to the depth of three
inches.
The dancing academy carried on by
the Misses Bacot and Martin is con.
stantly receiving additional pupils
They have now IS regular attendants
who are striving to perfect themselves
in the Terpsechorean art under the
able instruction of these young ladies
The meeting of the Kenosha Chora
Union at the Grant House parlors last
Friday night was but slimly attended
The dancing party at Mr.. Whitaker's
and John Dillon in "Our Next Presi
dent" at Kimball Hall were such allur
ing attractions, each in its way, that
they took number of the singers
away from the meeting.
Mrs T. +. Whitbeck solicits the pat
ronage of her friends in Kenosha. Viii
do sewing of any kind reasonably an(
well. Also make pants and vests. Res
idence corner of Park and West SITS.
Don't fail to see those beautiful Kit
Slippers at JOS. III. Meyers. Just tn
thirg for Christmas present.
Fred. S. Alderman, of Milwaukee
has purchased the Burlington woolel
mills, and under his management the.
are expected to flourish,
TRY the old Reliable" Starkweath
er's Cough Syrup, and cure that cough
1t never fails. Sold only at Stark
weather's n
III. l.. Devereux, of the Burlington
Standard, is home again, after a yisi
of four months in New England.
Come early and select your Holida.
presents from large and new stock 0
japanese goods of all descriptions, a
j. Ii. Starkweather's 81
We have not taken the advantage
of the recent rise in goods, therefor
you can get your overcoats and wintel
suits at old prices at Grosch & Eichel
mans. 27w;
Gents furnishing goods, such a
white and colored shirts, gents under
wear cotton ana wooden socks, mitten
and gloves. The latest style Of neck
wear. collars and cuffs, at prices lowe
than ever at Grosch & Eichelman's.
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