The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 0, 1881.


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Santa Claus at the 99 Cent Store.
Fine Holiday Presents al Whites. 2Tmt
TIE past week has been dreary one
Too much rain and very little sunshine
A0y thing yCu want for Xmas at The q
Cent Store.
Dr.. StsrkWeatheF spent fen days il
Chicago this week.
TIE 90 Cent Store has Just received 6n'
lot Of Majolics Ware. Call and see II.
MF. Frank Brown expects to leave fo'
Portland, Oregon. on Sunday.
Second growth OAK wood for sale. Leave
ords7s at M. O'Brien's. &c IA
MIR. Owen Roberts, formerly Of Racine.
died in Winona, MIMI, this week
Mrs. Mary Hermes, aged 80 years. died
at her home IN Racine on the LIST inst.
Mr.. Heg, proprietor of the Geneva Lake
HerSA, was in this city last week.
RStis Gilt Edge Tonic restores ise apps
lite. For sale BY F. Robinson.
The schooner Mslvina has come in the
hsrbor, and will remain for the wlnter
ME Chester Watiles WAS quite sick the
first Of the week, but is now recovering.
A full line of Unique Patterns al the 90
Cent Store.
A Few Of the new maps of the city Of ke-
aOsAs Tor sale cheap at this Office.
The schooner Young America, with cargo
Of coal for Durkee, is at the dock, ami will
lay up here for the winter.
Pain and weakness of lungs liver kidneys
and urinary organs relieved by using Browns
Iron Bitters.
We will furnish any paper or magazine you
want, in connection with the UNION or TELE.
GRAPg, at the lowest clubbing rates.
Mira. Catherine Sohend, mother of Mr..
Christian Sehend is very aiok, and not ex.
peets1 to live
Mr. Edward Losie, formerly an officer in
this city, now resident of Parsons, Kansas
is looking up old friends in Ken osha.
A young girl, not long in this city, wants
situation TO do housework Apply at this
Office.
The tug WsIzel was off the mouth Of
the hlrbOr on Tuesday, searching for the
anchors belonging to the schooner J. P. Ray.
Any enc having farm Of about 100 acres
to sell may find purchaser by sending dc.
SeFiption and price to This office.
Yea can buy your Christmas goods at the
% Cent Store cheaper than any place in the
West.
Mira. Milton II. Petit, during her western
trip. purchased a large tract Of land near
Mitchell, Dakota.
Mr.. Fred dottfredsOn has taken up 100
scFes Of land near Mitchell, Dakota, and will
imprSve H.
Lodge No. 40 |. o. o. f., OF KenOsha. Ell
tertaIned their Racine brothers with grand
supper at the Grant House last evening.
The Birdseye View will not be sold. 1t
can cDly hereafter be obtained by subsePlb.
ing % the UNION or TEIEaRAru.
Mrs. Joseph Dixon, of Union Grove, died
very suddenly on Sunday night, She leaves
avs young children.
0S1. 3. Haven, Of Racine, died on Sunday
last, from pneumonia. He was seventeen
years Of age,
MR. Mullery. Of New York, and formerly
ef this county. was in this city this week
calling on old friends. lie was delegate Il
the l2ish Convention in Chicago.
Rs1 ]. NJ. Clearly attended the Trish Con
VentlOn in Chiesgo last week. He pro,
nOunoes II the best body of men he has seen
in a convention.
Mr.. Frank Brande, of Mitchell, Dakota
formerly resident in KenOsha, aud having
many friends here. is expected during th
week.
Miss Vale has returned to her home f
Chicago, fEteT visit of few weeks In III
hU'''y OF Mr.. George c. Lawrence Of ihi
city.
MT 4. Muntaenberger has mounted sew
egal TeFy artistic signs throughout the city
IN the way Of advertising his brewing estab
lIshment.
Me. Herman Hemling and Miss Liasi
HuIlsbescheg, both Of Wheatlaud, ver
married in that tSwn, by Rev. Halhe
FOlleF, on the 22d un.
NJ. Mat. Zievers celebrated his 59lA birth
day IN Tuesday by giving handsome enter
fsinNent ~ his friends. and with approprist
ceremonies.
The steam barge D. W. Powers. wit
10000 bushels Of barley from Toronto fo
NJ. IT,. Petit & Co., is in the harhor, an
viii ay up in Kenoshs for the winter.
Nessrs GrOsch & Eicbelmsn have jus, lai
in their third new stock Of winter goods.
full Zine ofFurnishing Goods, Underwear an
Clothing. No better place 10 at out for n
holiday season.
Tie schooner Z. NJ. Porch, Of Chie,o
laden with hard wood lumber, became al
sbled at North Bay and tug was semi 10 h,
assistance, and on Sunday last they came
to EenoSha harbOr for fuel and supplies
Women are everywhere using and recon
mendinG Parker's Ginger Tonic, because tn,
have learned by experience that it speedi
0SsfcOmes dependency, indigestion, pain
weakness the back and kidneys. and eth
"sFoles Peculiar to the sex. Home Jeurns