The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15


~>~>~~>->~-S-
A new sidewalk has been built in
front of the new Episcopal church.
Decidedly in Improvement.
TRY the old Reliable" Stark wealth
er's Cough Syrup, and cure that cough
It never fails. Sold only at Stark
Weather's. 81
Mr.. l.. u. Woodwork leaves this
city next week Wednesday for Kansas,
where he intends to go into the sheep
raising business.
LAMPS, LANTERNS AND LAMP GOODS
The finest assortment ever shown in
this city, now opening at Strrkweatl
er's Drug Store. 81
The Union Temperance League met
last Friday evening in their hall. The
particular features of the evenings
entertainment were the song sung by
Miss Mand Miller and the selection
read by Miss Ada Miller. There were
three initiated as members of the so-
eietv and four new names proposed.
So the good work goes on.
Just received new lot Imported
Canary Birds. Warranted to be sing
ers. Bird cages, Gold fish, Fish Globes
and Aquariums at Stark wather's. 81
Last week the drill of the Artesian
well struck a stratum Of cobble-stone,
which caused deal of trouble, and
has materially interfered with the rap
id advancement of the boring.
Tho confectionery stand adjoining
the shoe store Of I. w. Lyman & Son
has been taken down by Mr.. Vrooman
during he past week. He has erected
a larger and more convenient stand
fo" his wares on Main street, on the
vacant lot nearly opposite Kerber's
meat market.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the
NJ. E. church met as usual in the
church parlors last Thursday after
noon Supper was dispensed with on
account Of the religious meeting in the
evening, and the ladies devoted the
time exclusively to turning off the
work on hand.
In the suit for damages brought, by
I. n. Utter against Philander Buck
last week for selling him a horse that
was not what was represented, judg-
ment was rendered in favor Of I. N.
Utter. He received 1915 damages.
Theodore Sauber, ten-year old son
Of Mr.. Paul Sauber, had his wrist Sc
yerely cut last Saturday while playing
with some other little boys. The cut
was a deep one and was the result of
rough play. Moral Boys should BE-
careful when playing to keep their
pocket knives closed and in their peck
cts.
The Kenosha Choral Union will
meet as usual next Friday night at the
Grant House parlors. AS the number
Of attendants have been gradually di-
minlshing for some time back, it is
thought advisable after next Friday
TO meet at the homes of the members
III succession. It will probably be put
to vote at the next meeting, so large
attendance is desirable. ~. Er5
That tall, dark-eyed young man de-
olares positively he was not married
Oh the sly while rusticating in the
Wiids of Minnesota. He wishes his
friends to know it was AL joke got
ten up at his expense by some suspic-
fous individual. Well, to be sure. it
was a joke, but as 10 one knows the
truth OF the matter, where's the harm :?
Two Irish women Of pugilistic tend
encies INDUCED in "a free fight Monday
afternoon not five blocks west of the
school house. No bones broken, but
bruises black and sore attest the mus
cular power of both combatants.
The Boss Painter, VIM. III. Congdon.
Read his advertisement is this paper.
Franklin L. Sisson, nephew Of Mrs.
b. Jewett. died in Milwaukee last
Saturday, 10th inst,, and was buried
here the 18th. Rev. G. A. Cressey Of
iiciated.