The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-23


Holiday Goods sold at ruinons prices a
the Doe. Store.
9 Dr. S. Blood, formerly resident Of Racin'
county, died at Owatonna, MINI, on the 5tt
inst. DR.. Blood went 10 the war with ih'
92d Wisconsin.
Great wholesale slaughter of Toys and
Fancy Goods at the 99c. Store.
The report circulated in this city last weel
that Mr.. Sibley had left town rather sudden
iy was without foundation, as ne have beer
informed that he has not been out Of town
Wish you merry Christmas and happy
New Year. Wish you would look at my stock
J Of toys, and will give you bargains
F. W. Mathews.
II seems that the fire Last week developed
the fact that The new hose purchased By the
city cannot be adjusted 10 the hydranis, and
there was consequent delay 10 bringing 10
bear the immediate use sP The steamer.
Msssrs. 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 10 Git out for the
holiday season.
The schooner Melvina now laying ia the
harbor, is being thoroughly ogerhauled, and
is receiving new decks, bulwsrks, &c.
Capt. Read proposes 10 be ready for the
prospective early spring.
Dolls, Albums, Vases, Chinaware, Glass
ware, Tin Toys. A C Blocks, Wagons, Bask-
cts, Plated Ware. Christmas Tree Trim
mings ETC, cheap. F. ". MATHEWS.
There was collision between two freight
trains on the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, near the State line, early on Thurs.
day morning. One man was Injured. Pas
Eengers we're delayed about six hours,
Just now, the most interesting portion Of
our newspapers are the columns requesting
the ladies to examine the Holiday Goods at
Rogers & Barns Kenosha Book Store, MaiR
street, opposite Kupfer's Bakery. Nv
There will be no meeting of The Ladies
Aid Society of st. Matthews church This
week. All are engaged in trimming the
church for The holidays, which is being very
tastefully and deliberately done.
We have full line Of samples Of New
Years cards, including Lowelfs engraved |
cards. We have also some very handsome |
New Years cards in stock. Call and see |
them.
Mr.. Charles Knapp, of Winneconne,
Wis, was in town on Sunday, TO attend the |
funeral Of his brother Daniel, and still |
remains to see the result Of his brother |
Lewis illness.
The pound sociable held in the parlors of !
the Methodist church last Thursday evening |
was we'll attended, and in the various con.
tributions there was no skrimping in the
weight
Mr.. Lewis Knapp has been quite ill from
nervous prOstration, occasioned by overwork
and the death Of his brother. He is now
improving, and his friends think him out
of danger.
If pictures are to be part of the holiday
presents, now is the time, while The sun
shines md the artist is able to work success.
fully. Mr. Echelman's elegant rooms offer
every inducement, and satisfaction is guar.
anteed.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious weather
and bad roads, there is AN unusually fine |
display of holiday goods in the different
stores along Main street. All it needs is
money 10 make every child in the community
happy,
The Holidays are at hand Don't forget |
the little enes, don't forget your friends,
don't forget that F. W. Mathews has variety
Ofgoods suitable forpresents on this occasion.
Tive trunks were stolen from the North
western Railway depot In Racine last week.
One contained jewelry to the amount of 49,.
600, and the other shawls, ETC., valued at
Sl75.
During this trying and unhealthy season
an OvereOat is q necessity for men and boys.
All can be supplied with every style at
lowest rates at Lauer & Becker's store.
Don't wait for the cold weather before you
buy your Overcoat.
The phillIps' Furniture Manufacturing
Company started up on Monday last quite
auspiciously. The machinery is not entire
ly adjusted, and the factory will not be in
full force until after the holidays.
Ladies who intend TO receive callers on
New Years monday, the I'd, will be
generally >observedl, will do US q favor by
sending their names and the names OF those
who will receive with them to this Office
There will be Christmas tree and oyster
supper at Paris Corners on Thursday evening,
Dec. 90, for the benefit Of The Baptist church.
The Sunday School scholars will give decla-
nations, songs, sc. Tickets, including sup.
per, Is cents a couple.
The children Of the Congregational Sunday
School are to be entertained on Christmas
eve at the church. The Committee request
that all presents be left in the church par
llors between . and P. NJ,
Subscribers who have paid for their paper
in advance are entitled to Birdseye View
on payment Of twenty-five cents.
The Life Saving Station crew finished their
services for the season on Saturday last, and
the station is closed until further orders.
The crew at this station are said to be the
most eficien; of any along the shore of The
| lake.
No enc whose blood is impure can feel we'll.
There is weary, languid feeling, and often
a sense of encouragement and dependency.
Persons having this feeling Of lassitude and
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