The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-16
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Y who has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
: Brown, and sister. Mrs. J. A. Gallaghan
has returned home.
Vim. Merrill. Of Waukegan, aged about IA
years, while climbing on freight train which
was switching there on Monday, fell and had
both legs crushed below The knee. He has
since died.
Hoskins Bros CSC. Store is the cheapest
place in the city to buy Christmas Goods.
Give them a call.
It is reported that Mr.. ]. '. ouarles has
: made arrangements to enter into partner
: shin with Mr.. J. B. Winslow in Racine on
: the LIST of January, and that be viii remove
to that city.
Messrs. Grosch & Eichelman have just laid
in their third new stock Of winter goods. A
full line Of Furnishing Goods, Underwear and
Clothing. No better place to ct out for the
holiday season.
The projected walk on Christmas eve be-
tween Messrs. Griffin and Sherry has fell
through, and the parties only have the bene.
fit Cfmuscular development from preliminary
exercises.
Mr.. Daniel Knapp died on Thursday
morning of pneumonis. He stated just
before his death he was not afraid to 80,
because he had never injured any man, and
he gloried in having done honestly and
truthfnlly with every one.
We have full line of samples of New
Years cards, including Lowell's engraved
cards. We have also some very handsome
New Years cards in stock. Call and see
them.
Mrs. Col. W. P. Moore, Of Quincy, ILL.,,
spent Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. O.. M.
Calkins, In this city. Col. Moore is General
Freight Agent OF tia Burlington and Quincy
Railway.
Mr.. W. D. Bailey, clerk in o. NJ. Calkins'
grocery store, whose marriage at Topeka,
Kansas. we recently announced, went to
Chicago on Monday to meet his wife. and
brought her to her now home in Kenosha.
Loss of memory, universal lassitude. pain
in the back. premature old age. promptly
cured with Browns Iron Bitters. 1t restores
lost functions and strengthens the weakened
parts.
Mr.. James Mulligan hiss been so unforlu.
nate as to lose one Of his team horses.
His friends have raised by subscription a
considerable sum to aid him in the purchase
Of another.
Marsh & Ho!t's bays had qaits lively
littls runaway on Tuesday morning, but
were brought to @ stsndstIll by Mr.. Jessie
Clapp, after one gentleman had nearly lost
his life in the attempt
VIM. Mccartney, SO Lloyd street, Buffalo,
N. Y, fell and spraiued his ankle. His EN-
ployer, II. Anderson, 90 Main stree, procured
some Thomas Eclectric Oil, and he says that
few applications enabled him to go to work
as usual,
The Ladies' Aid Society Of St. Matthew's
church will meet this Thursday afternoon
OF the residence Of Mrs. II. B. Hinsdale.
There will be no evening session, and only
the ladies' are invited. The object will be
TO arrange for parish work.
Joe Schumacher, formerly of Burlington,
was recently knocked down in an alley in
Chicago and robbed Of all the money he had
$40. After assaulting Joe, the thieves
threw him over fence, leaving him for
dead.
The schooner Contest. Capt symends,
the craft that never knows when TO lay up,
sailed for Balley's Harbor Oh Saturday
night and probably got the benefit Of The
snow storm on Sunday morning. The cap
tain had o fair wind, anyway.
Mr.. Bain's Office building is progressing
slowly. The cornice was delayed uuex-
pec,edly, and when il did arrive consi1era.
BILE portion Of 1t was broken in transporta'
ton from the ear, by reason Of one Of Mr.
Hastings teams running away and spilling IL
out.
John Fuzzard, an old man who has for
years been generally known in the city, and
who has for some time been living alone just
south of The city limits. in Pleasant Prairie,
is very Ill. Phe town authorities have been
applied to, and will see that he Is properly
cared for.
Roast Lemon is said 10 subdue the whoop.
ing cough very effeetually. 1t is prepared
as follows: dozen Picture Frames, 2 dozen
Albums, 8 Gold Pens, Ink stands, 10 Boxes
Stationery, and the finest lot of Christmas
Cards in the city at Rogers Barns Keno
sha Book Store,
If pictures are to be part of the holiday
presents, now is the time, while the sun
shines and the artist is able to work success
fully. Mr.. Echelmaus elegant rooms offer
every indueement. and satisfaction is guar
anteed.
Miss Lottie Minskey, Of Waukegan, died
in that city on the 4th inst, of .cerebro-
spinal meningitis. She had only returned
to Waukegan on the Friday previous from
Texas, where her parents both died last
summer, and was sick only thirty sir hours.
She was in her 25th year.
During this trying and unhealthy season
an Overeoat is a necessity for men and boys.
All can be supplied with every style ct
lowest rates at Lauer & Becker's store.
Don't wait for the cold weather before you
buy your 0vercoat.
Hon. Robert A. Maxwell, of New York,
spent the first days of the week with his
brother, Hon. W. s. Maxwell, of Somers.
The former Mr.. Maxwell is the State Treasu-
rer.elect of New York, and the only Demo.
crat elected at the last election. Mr..
Maxwell left on Wednesday for the east.
There will be meeting Of The Temple Of
Honor ct their hall on Monday evening next.
There will be music and speeches made by
prominent citizens, and the meeting will be