The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-09

duties Of County Clerk in Mr. Tmme
absence
What nicer present could you make tha
0 a years subscription TO The IfsIoS or TEL,
= ogAsH aad Birdseye View az Eenosha
The Birdseye View is thing Of beaut
and will be a joy forever
The Whitaker Engine and sksin Company
new blacksmith shop is now quite compiet
and occupied. A ueW and expensive tri1
hammer. al cost Of 800. Eas been put in
making three ia AL.
Paul Sauber and Alfred Grosyenor hav
entered into an arrangemsa. to roll aine,
lpins at the Milwaukee Gardens on the 14tl
Of January, for purse Of 500, and the
money is deposited for the purpose.
While Mr.. F. Robinson's boy wss driyias
down Main street on Monday his buggy
was run into by one Of Mr.. 8. L. Has tings
teams and one Of the wheels was compl eiely
smashed.
If pictures are to be part of the holiday
presents. HOw il the time, while the sun
shines and the artist ia able to work success
fully. MIR. Eiehelman's elegant rooms offer
every inducemeut, AMI satisfaction Is guar.
anteed.
Tho completion Of Mr.. Bain's new Office
building is at present in allegiance, for the
reason that The stone for the cornice has not
arrived, as was expected. If the weather
continues favorable. Mr.. fully will complete
the mason work in nc long Tina.
Ifyour hair Is coming out, or turning gray,
do mol murmur ever misfortune you can 30
easily avert. Ayers Hair Vigor will remove
the cause Of your grief by restoring your
hair to its natural color. and Herewith your
good looks and good nature.
We are happy to announce that Mrs
Seth DOan, whs has been quite an invalid
fer some time, is 80 far recovered as to be
able 10 walk along the streets. upon which
her many friends congratulate her.
The Mutual Union Telegraph Company has
opened an Office In this city ia the Express
building The accommodating. genial,
jovial. "boss" operator, Wm. 8. McDeTmott,
has been appointed chief in this city, aad his
smiling eOuntenance no longer fills up the
wlckets Of The post Office.
During this trying and unhealthy season
sn OYereoat is necessity fer men and boys.
All can be supplied vita every style at
lowest rates at LaueF & BeckeFs store.
Don't wait for the celd weather befsre you
buy your 0vercOat.
Mr.. j. N. Jacobs. Cty CLERK, informs us
that owing TO press of bushes be aanHot
furnish proceedings Of last meeting Of The
Board OF Audit Rntil next week. Mr. Jceobs,
since he has been in Office, has be ca eaicient
and accommodating, and be deserves to be
excused on this occasion.
One Of our night police was assaulted on
night by party whoa he was try
Ing to arrest. The entire party sol away and
left the officer quite badly bruised. II these
fellows cannot keep the peace and be decent
they must expect the officers 10 do their
duty, and ifthey resist they will be punished.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this Office win have their sales noticed In
the UNION and TELEGRAPH free Of charge.
On Sunday last, at St. Matthew's church,
there was ehildren's service and eateeAism
in the afternoon, and no service in the even.
Ing. IL Is proposed to make this Substitute
on the FIRST Sunday Of every msnth. The
exercises are very interesting, saa vel.
worth the while Of all to attend.
The new Board Of Audit was organized on |
Monday night. Mr.. NJ. 0'BFiea resigned
his position as Alderman. aad Dir. ". P. |
Wright was appointed to take bis place On oil |
committees incident thereto Mr.. O'Brlen |
has served the city long and failAfnlly. and
many citizens will regret that he has retired |
from his official position
On Wednesday Of last week Mr.. james
Cameron, father of Daniel and Besjamia |
Cameron. OF this city, while working at q |
wood-sawiRg machine, had one Of lis fsgers |
80 badly injured that amputatioa was neess.
sary. Dr.. W. NJ. FaEr performed The surgi- |
BAL operation. Mr. Cameran 10 one Of our |
oldest citizens, having resided here for
Iwenty.eight years.
Parties wanting Ball Programmes, We'd.
ding Invitations, Fancy Cards, New Years
Cards, Visiting Cards OF anything Ia the line |
Of Fancy Stationery will do well to call and
examine our samples aud stock. We receive
samples 6om the paper hsuses So soob as
Issued.
Mr.. Bradford E. siEmaas, Of Benton, I'll,
and Miss Emma ]. Murray, of Newport, Ill.,,
were married at the residence Of the brides
parents, ca the 80th ult After the ceremony
the guests, who numbered about one hua.
drsd, partoek of an elegant rspast, and spent
@ very pleasant evening. The bride received
several handsome and useful prsseata.
Last Thursday night the Green Bay ex.
press, due here at l04e, was run int by a
freight train al ClybOurn Place. I've ears
were badly smashed and the engine Of the
freight train thFewn from the track. The
engineer and fireman were slightly injured,
The train was full OF passengers, but all
escaped injury, although they were consider.
ably frightened. The train was nearly three
hours late when ii reached here.
Louis b, Goodsell, Of Hebron, ILL.,, aged
about 20 years, brakeman ca The Kencsha
and Rockford Railroad, was rua ever and
Instantly killed by a train while switching
cars on Wednesday afternoon at Fox River.
He was on his last trip, and few minutes
before the accident babe his friends good.
bye, saying he would not probably see then
again, as he was going to gait ths business
when he got 10 Hebron.