The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-05-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, MAY 9. 1881

Mr.. A. >. EdWards spent l"S' wv" -
Chicago.
Mr.. G. G. Balcomb has moved his family
70 Milwaukee.
Mr.. Edward Mcclellan has moved 10
Racine.
Reed Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever aud ague
Mrs. George s. Baldwin has been visiting
friends in Chicago during the past week.
Mr.. J. H. yermilye, of Chicago, visited
friends in this city during the past week.
Considerable improvements are being made
around St. Marks church.
Blanks for Justices of the Peace for sale at
this office.
A few patches ofsnow can be seen in ditch
es in the neighborhood of this city yet.
Road Warrants for sale at this Office
Attention is called to the new announce
ment of s. Fisk in another column.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
We are adding new subscribers 10 our list
every week, but always have room for more.
We have four kinds OF horse cuts, and can
supply horse men with bills TO suit them.
Mr.. C. W, Baker, of the defunct Repath.
eaa Journal, was in this city this week.
For hats and caps of the latest styles call
at Lauer & Becker's. AZ
Mr.. NJ, liedessem has been awarded the
contract Of upholstering he Congregational
church
Alr. James GOrton and Miss Augusta
Lund were married in Racine on The "a inst.
Mrs. Charles II. Jackson, of Waukegan,
il visiting relatives here FOR few weeks,
Mr.. Jackson spent Sunday here.
Prof Kendalrs Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases for sale at Rittmanns and
Rogers & Barns hook stores. Price rs cents.
Mr., VIM Mckinley, of Cicero, N. Y, broth
er of the late Dr.. Mckinley, is in this city
this week on business
Mr.. George G. Lawrence, of Chicago, has
rented the EverhOrt house on Prairie avenue,
and will occupy it during the summer.
Miss Grace n. Baldwin went to Chicago
on Wednesday morning Is visit friends for
a few days,
The condition Of Main street has been very
much improved by being scraped over. A
sort offspring housekeeping
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic restores he appetite
The Kindergarten will be opened on Mon.
day, May 10th Particulars of location,
tuition, &C., next week
Mr.. James Wright, an esteemed citizen Of
Randall, was found dead in his sheppard
on the 9th ult.
It will cost nearly $4,000 TO replace the
bridges carried away BY the doods 10 the
western part of the county
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
The Baptist Sunday school concert last
Sunday evening was greeted with crowded
house The exercises were varied and inter.
esting.
q A good Cook and Kitchen girl can find a
good home and good pay by applying at this
Office
4 large stock of neckwear and gents
furnishing goods Mt low prices for cash al
lauer s Beckers
Mr. James Forrey will leave for San Fran
cisco in few days, which place he intends
60 make his future home,
Mr. L. D. Woodwork, of Pleasant Prairie,
who offered his farm for sale last year. has
Withdrawn it from market, aud has made UT
his mind to stick to the farm,
Don't you forget TO remember that Frank
Mathews has received this seasons stock Of
Baby Carriages They are beauties, and
cheaper than ever
Mr.. F. Derbyshire of Springfield, H.
engineer on the Wabash, ST. Louis and Pacific
Railroad, has been spending few days in
this city.
Modern Ministers--What They Are Not
and What They Should Be-" is the subject
Next Sunday night at the Baptist Church
Morning sermon on THE Power OF PRAYER. y
Pastor. Rev Allan Curr
Henry Christmau, on Sunday last as w.,
claimed by officer Rock, fired off pisto,
reoklessly in public place, and was arrest
ed, and paid fine of FIVE dollars and costs
The reckless use of fire arms should be dis
Outraged.
Mrs. Charles Colt, Of Grand Rapids Mich
who has been visiting her parents Mr. am
Mrs L. G. Merrill, in this city for a fe,
weeks, has returned TO her home.
Go TO Msrden s Fsrr's for Mrs. Freeman
New National Dyes. For brightness and du
Fsbility of color are unequaled. Color fror
9 to pounds. Price 10 cents.
A very comfortable passenger car is ru
now on the Kenosha and Rockford R. R.
is great improvement over the one run Ia
year. and will be appreciated BY those wi
use that road.
Mr.. Charles Kerber displays at his me-
market some elegant beef raised on the far
Of Mr.. Devlin, Of Pleasant Prairie. NJ
Ksrber always keeps good beef, and N
Devlin knows how to raise it.
Samples of every novelty in the line
printers stock can be seen at this office, an
We will get anything we have, not in stoc
when IT is requested.