The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER lG, 1881.
Santa Claus at tho 90 Cent Store.

Santa Claus at the 90 Cent Store.
Miss Minnie Hitchcock, Of Evanston
ia The guest Of The Misses Allen.
Buy 2 pounds Of Tea from F. W. Mathews
and get a Silver. plated Knife and Fork.
Mr.. Williau Howe is home from SCHOOL
laid up with an attack Of rheumatism.
The mother of J. Y. and Chas Quarles i!
quite Ill.,
Sec what you can get for Sc at the cheap
counter at F. W. Mathews
Eenosha people enjoyed London weather
this week--rain, fog and mist.
Any thing you want for Xmas at the %
Cent Store.
The, Birdseye View Of Kenosha is pro-
aounced The best view Of the city ever made.
Mr.. Geo. Warvelle is about to move to
Chicago, where he intends to practice law.
The 90 Cent Store has just received fine
lot OF Majolica Ware. Call and see II.
Mr.. Daniel Elliott left on Monday for YER
mont, to visit relatives.
Il ls reported that Mr.. Sibley left town
rather suddenly last week.
Everything cheap for cash at Frank
Mathews.
Mr.. Clarence Reamer, of the Malt House,
spent the last part Of the week in the west.
A full line of Unique Patterns at the 80
Cent Store.
Mr.. Orlando Foster, formerly of this city,
and now Of Kansas City, Mo, is spending
month with relatives here.
Rs9d's Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appe-
lite. For sale by f. Robinson.
General Winckler, of Milwaukee, was in
this city on Wednesday, 10 argue motion for
new trial in The Pennoyer-Allen case.
The tug Welaol succeeded in recovering
the anchors lost off Kenosha they were
searching for during the last week.
The Birdsoye View will not be sold. 1t
can only hereafter be obtained by subscrib-
ing 10 the UNION or TELEGRAPH.
MIR. Elan s. Phillips, an old settler Of
waukcgan, died in that city recently. He
WAS "a years Of age.
Mrs. Edmund Pennefeather, of Wheat
land, was stricken by paralysis while In
Burlington on Monday of last week.
Mrs. G. ". Colt is in town, having come
10 spend the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Merrill.
MIR. X. S. TorrGy intends TO remove to
Hudson, Mich. in % few days. He contem-
plates engaging In the livery business there.
Report has it that Mr.. John Tetard, for.
merly Of this city, will spend the winter
in Mexico.
Yoa can buy your Christmas goods at the
80 Ceat Store cheaper than any place in the
West.
The contract for printing the Proceedings
Of the Board of Supervisors has been award
Sa to the UNIoS.
We will furnish any paper or magazine you
want, in connection with the UNION or TfLE-
sBAPT, at tho lowest clubbing rates,
MIR. Andrew MoDermott, of Chicago, has
been in this city on business in the Probate
court during the past week.
The funeral of Charles MOrehouse tool
plsee on Friday last, and was quite largely
attended
The chlmneys at Grants as we'll as liar
FisOn's sash aud blind factory are rapidly
progressing.
Purge out the morbid humOrs of the blood
bya dose or two of Ayers Pills and you viii
have clearer heads as we'll as healthierb odies
Subscribers who have paid for their pape
ia advance are entitled to a Birdseye Viey
on payment OF twenty-five cents.
Miss Celia Rust has been visiting her sis
tep, Mrs Thomas CoYwin, in Waukegan
during the past week
A few of the new maps of the city Of KC
RORha FOR sale cheap at this Office.
Holiday Goods sold at ruinons prices a
the SOC. Store.
Mr.. A. MuntGOnbeFgeE has been remode
ing his iee.houses and beer cellar connecte
with his brewery according to the moder
plan.
The Holidays are at hand. Don't forge
the little ones, don't forget your friends
don't forget that F. W. Mathews has variet
Ofaeods suitable for presents on this occasion
Mrs. Frazier and her sister, Miss Flor
Saunders, are in Chicago, where they expe,
to remain during the winter and recei,
instructions in sketehing and painting.
Wish you merry Christmas and Rapp
New Year. Wish you would look OF my stoo
of toys, and I will give you bargains.
F. W. MATHEWS.
Zalmon Stebbins, son of j, NJ. Stebbin
ESQ., has gone to Elgin to spend the no
days, and his brother Ben goes to Kansas
recuperate his health.
Dolls, Albums, Vases, Chinaware, Glas
ware, Tin Toys, ALB Blocks, Wagons, Bas
cts, Plated Ware. Christmas Tree Trir
mings, ETC., cheap, F.W. MATHEWS.
Mr.. E. A. Cornwell, who has been resi-
ing in Racine for several years, has NOV
to Fort Wayne, Ind. He is son of Mr..
D. Cornwell, Of Salem.
Great Wholesale slaughter Of Toys a
Fancy Goods at the 9ac. Store