The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-01

and how scientific and religious inquiry
Our report of the proceedings Of the Fir,
Department on Review day was correct
No premiums we're awarded to any one, anc
y the regular review will take place at som,
future day.
Mrs. David Mcdonald, from neal
Topeka, Kansas, is visiting her fathers
and her husbands fathers folks in
Burlington and Brighton. She expects
to stay about six weeks with us.
On Monday night Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Hoye congratulated them
selves on the arrival in their home OF
a baby stranger. Mike says he is fol
Hancock and English every time.
: The long disputed site for the new
school house in district No. has been
$ decided by q to IA on the third site
J The workmen have commenced work
That probably will stop the strife
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents Malaria.
The hydrant at the corner of Main
and Pearl streets burst on Wednesday
morning, making a miniature food in
that vicinity.
Political and general communications
for the TELEGRAPH should be address
ed to the editor at Woodwork, Wis
Local correspondence should be ad-
dressed to the TELEGRAPH, Kenosha,
Wis.
A number of prominent Republicans
have expressed themselves as much
disappointed with the 'red-hot" CD ring
organ. They consider themselves as
having been badly "sOld" to the tune of
$500.
Go to your druggist for Mrs. Free
mans NeaO National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability of color are I'M
equalled Color from 2 to s pounds.
Price, IS cents. 7y1
Mr.. Isaac H. Sclleck, of Pleasant Prai-
RE, was innocent enough to leave his
Overc0at in his wagon on Thursday
evening of last week, and when he was
about to start for home the same was
missing.
Mr.. Josiah Bond, il. has reached
Philadelphia and entered upon his
studies in the Episcopal Theological
Seminary at that place. He has the
congratulations of many friends in
Kenosha
The young fellow who was hired by
Mr.. Bentley, the treasurer, to raise the
Hou IF tho A erY.ioU1turo1 Goo;afx oho1,a
the hall was afraid to go to the top of
the staff, and left the flag flying at
half mast.
Rev. ThOs. Bell and family have ar
rived in KenOsha, and he will enter
upon his duties as rector of st. Mat
thew's church next Sunday. There
will be services in the church morning
and evening.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Feverand Ague
E, Cass Griffin committed an indig-
nifty upon Mr.. E. J. Bentley at the fair
grounds last week, and being arrested
therefor Mr.. Griffin submitted to a
fine of three dollars and costs in Jus
tice Stebbins' court.
Mrs. Jas. Shumway, of Bristol.
made the largest display of poultry at
the fair. She exhibited nine coops,
comprising Partridge and Buff Coch-
ms, Silver Spangled Hamburgs, Creep
ers and DOminiques.
Mrs J. A. Powers has the finest
stock of Millinery Goods at her new
establishment in the Baptist Parson-
age ever brought to this city. Give
her call, and read her advertisement
in another column.
Hon. N. d. Frat, of Racine, Presi-
dent of the State Agricultural Society,
and one of the Democratic candidates
for presidential electors of this state,
was prominent among the visitors at
our County Fair last Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Allan Curr, of the Bap-
fist society, held a reception at the res
idence of Mr.. Geo. Yule on Tuesday,
evening last. The exercises were of a
literary and musical Sort and the af-
fair successful and enjoyable.
Peter Cunningham, the sheep buyer,
has been laid up from being kicked by
horse. Mrs. Peterson was hunting
him UP the other day to find out wheth-
er he intended to take some sheep he
had paid her five dollars on.
We are happy to be unable to report
several instances of disorderly conduct
which during the Fair week were in
measure prevented by our popular and
efficient City Marshal in time to pre-
vent their real contamination.
Domestic bliss, kissing the maid"
Domestic blister, "man's wife catching
him at it;
More domestic bliss, ''wife rubbing Ec-
lectric Oil into the wounds caused
by the aforesaid contretempS."
What looks worse than to see a
young child with thick, dirty look
ing crust all over "where the wool
ought to grow" it's head. We allude
to what is called the milk crust. 1t
can be cured by using Spring Blossom.
! On Wednesday Mr.. Hugunin and
M. A. Baker, Esq, did some good tar
get shooting at the Rife Clubs grounds
on the Island. They each made a score
of AS. which is said by experts to be
very good. They used Winchester
rifle.
I We will print as many kinds of papers
as we find market for. Printing is a
business the same as any other profess
sion. Perhaps the proprietors of the
ring" organ would not print Demo-
cratic paper? Oh, no! Try them and
see.
A lot of rowdies committed depreda-
lions on the residence of Mr.. Nicholas
Huetter on Saturday night last. Mr..
Huetter's stand in favor of law and or
der on the North Side seems to have
incurred the enmity of lot of van
dals in the city.
The North Side Water Company
have reached the depth of over one
thousand feet in their well and have
found a splendid flow of water. The
strata so far are similar to those on
the south side of the river.
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