The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-12-17

u reg uldI floltOI " sOuI SItlInS TOOU
every week during the year that i
coming.
| Mr. G. Van Vie, who is attendin:
the University at Madison, wishes u
to state that he is not the writer Of TIT
communication in last weeks TELE
GRAPH signed C. Y. w.
"How admirable are thy works, o
Nature exclaimed lady, the other
day, while examining the beautifully
artistic handmade Christmas and New
Year Cards-the work of Kenosha
artists-on exhibition at Rogers &
Barns Kenosha Book Store, Main
street.
Mr.. George Redeker, who for II years has
been the faithful employee in c. A. Dewey's
hardware store, will soon take the position
of travelling agent for Hubbard, Spencer s.
Co., Of Chicago, the largest hardware estab-
lishment in the west Mr.. Redeker has many
friends in this city who wish him every sue
cess in his new undertaking Mr.. Dewey
has lost valuable man, but he may console
himself with the idea that what is his loss
will be the gain oft Chicago house
TIE undersigned, having been sick for
some time and being still unable to do busi-
ness, would announce to his patrons and
friends that he has secured the service of
tirst-class mechanic and practical blacksmith,
who will hereafter take charge of the shop
previously carried on by him in Kenosha.
All the old customers of the shop are respect
fully invited to continue their patronage,
and satisfaction will be guaranteed.
LEWIS BEAcHEL.
The charming little operetta "The
Land of Nod" has proved a popular
hit for the Christmas number of ST.
NICHOLAS. 1t is easily gotten up, at
slight expense, and proves delightful
entertainment, adapted to any season
of the year. 1t is already in active
preparation in many places, and at
tractive additional music has been
written for three or four Of the recita-
tons, which Scribner & Co. will send
to those DESTROYS of bringing out the
0peretta.
On Wednesday last Mr.. G. A. Voltz was
united in marriage with Miss Annie Hege-
man at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. John Hegeman, of Wilmot. Mr. Voltz |
is an enterprising young man, and the bride
of excellent family and an estimable young
lady. We congra ulate The bride on having
secured so good husband, and the groom
on securing so good a wife and wish them
both many years of welded bliss. The
bridal couple left on the $50 train from Ke- |
nosha on Wednesday evening for an extend
ed wedding tour.
The NATIONAL CITIzEN-SoLDIER, an eight
page, forty column, weekly journal, publish
ed at Washington, d. c., comes to us brim-
full of good things for the citizen as we'll as
for the soldier. 1t opposes m onopoly, favors
equal and exact justice to all classes, and is
the special champion and defender of the |
rights of the soldier, his widow and orphans.
Every soldier should have this paper to keep |
him posted. Terms, 81 90 per year, sample |
copy free. Address, CITIZEN SoLDIER Pub
fishing Co., Box $50, Washington D. C.
Baptist church, next Sunday morning, GA
Sermon to the Blind Evening lecture
/" The Battle Of the Giants" Syllabus
Giants and Giant-killers portraits of Giant
Sloth, Giant Ignorance, Giant Corruption,
Giant Intemperance, Giant Infdelity, on the
one side, including the Devil, their leader,
and portraits of Giant Industry, Giant Edu-
cation, Giant Truth, Giant Faith, and Giant
Hope, on the other terrific combat Death
of all The bad Giants and triumph of the good, |
and the end of all things-when All in
vited.
There is legend fthe Rhine called Lore
ley" and is as follows Lore was water
nymph who used to sit on a high rock called
Ley in the Rhine, and lure boaimen to
destruction in furious rapid which married
the channel at that spot. She so bewitched
them with her plaintive songs and her won
derful beauty that they forgot everything
else to gaze up at her, and so drifted among
the broken reefs and were lost Mr. Echel-
mann, Jr. has designed and drawn a beauti-
full sketch Of the subject ofthis legend, which
may be seen at his studio Mr.. Eichelmann
has also just completed fine portraifof Mrs.
Alfred Curtis.
We always like to commend an artistic per-
formance of any of our citizens whenever we
have an opportunity, Our attention has
been called to very handsome piece of up
holstery done by Mr.. Frank Mansfield, in the
furniture establishment of NJ. Bedessem.
The article is an easy chair, of iron wire
framework, upholstered very heavily, and
covered with silk in Turkish colors, so
fashionable for such purposes at this time.
The work is really artistic, as we'll as SUBJ
stantial, and does great credit to Mr.. Mans
field as a mechanic, and will be an ornament
as well as a comfort in Mrs. Head beautiful
house.
The preliminary examination of John
Riley, Barney Heating, Jack Hogan and
Thos. Comfort, on the charge of burglarizing
Faber's grocery store on Sunday night, Dec.
9Th, was resumed on Monday morning last
at the Court House, the office of Justice Steb-
bins not being large enough to accommodate
the curious crowd Comfort was represent
ed by Hon. ]. v Quarles, and Heating and
Hogan by J.. W. Hayes, Esq. JAS Cayan-
augh assisted the District Attorney, NJ A.
Baker. A motion for a separate trial for
Comfort was denied. Barney Heating was
discharged, the District Attorney stating to
the Court that there was not sufficient evil
dence TO convict him. After the State closed
the case motion was made on behalf of the