The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-16

MYsTrc TwEsTY-0sE.-This is a new
novel, and beautiful game, aud is just tn,
thing to enIiyen the long winter evenings ant
keep the children al home. It combines in.
struction with fun, laughter aud intelleetua'
amusement. EneIose 80 cents to E. II
RATHBuE, Decatur, Mich, and it will be sem
postpaid.
Last week Mr.. Patrick Ward had some new
sash put in the windows Of his house, and
the night Of their completion he was alarmed
by the peculiar action of his dog. On investi
cation. he discovered man retreating from
the dog and brandishing long pole. Il
afterwards appeared that large pisce Of
one light in window had been cut out. Mr.
Ward thinks that it vas one of The irampz
that are beginning to infest the community.
Women are everywhere using and recon.
mending Parker's Ginger Tonic. because they
have learned by experience that it speedily
svsrcomes dependency, indigestion, pain or
weakness in the back and kidneys, and ether
trsrbles peculiar to the ex.-Home Journal.
Mr.. Jacob Hermann, of Union Grove.
Racine county, has leased the store nov ce-
cupied BY Peter Jacobs, on Main street, and
on the frst Of the coming January will open
a first class boot and shoe store. Mr.. Herr
mann comes here highly recommended az a
straightforward, active business man, and is
already known to be such by number Of
the business men Of Kenosha. We welcome
him cordially.
What nicer present could you make than
a years subscription to the Union or TRLE.
GRAPH and Birdseye View Of Kenosha
The Birdseye View Is a thing OF beauty
and win bea joy forever.
Two young men frem the country. whose
names we have been unable to get. broke
down in Main street last week. The ring
bolt came out and the human freight was
dumped. They succeeded in holding their
horses. and no material injury was done.
On the evening of Friday. Esd inst, there
will be an Oyster Supper and Christmas Tree
1t Asbury church. in the town of Bristol;
llso some appropriate singing will be provid-
ID for the occasion. All are invited.
BIZ ORDER DE COMMITTEE.
Louis B. Goodsell, Of Hebron, H., aged
about 20 years. brakeman on the Kenosha
Ind Rockford Railroad, was run over and
instantly killed by train while switching
'ars on the afternoon of the It'll at Fox River.
lie was on his last trip, and few minutes
before the accident babe his friends good.
'ye, saying he would not probably see them
gain, as he was going to quit the business
ghen he got to Hebron.
Parties wanting Ball Programmes. Wed.
ling Invitations. Fancy Cards, New Years
ards, Visiting Cards or anything in the line
# Fancy Stationery will do well to call and
Examine our samples and stock We receive
amples from the paper houses as soon as
ssued.
Mr.. Frank Brown left this week for his
lew home in Oregon, and will engage in the
insurance business and that of manufacture
RS agent in the Pacific states. Mr.. Brown
axes with him education and ability, good
BUSINESS talent and gentlemanly bearing,
md we cannot but think that he will meet
he anticipations of his friends and fulfill
be rare promises of his early manhood.
We wish him success.
" The K. K K. Club" composed of Miss
)ode Head, Miss Matte Farr, Miss Belle
Stevens, Miss Hattie McKindley, Miss Ria
'tebbins, Miss Hattie Head, Miss Mo.lle
Jicoll, are intending some time during the
holidays to give grand party, which they
intend shall be the afasge ofthe season. The
Itation in life and the good taste of these la
lies, together with their youthful energy, is
sufficient assurance that they will carry out
heir intentions. Friberg's Band, of Chicago,
has already been engaged, and the most elab
rite preparations are In progress.
A sad accident occurred to little boy OF
James Clare, about eight years of age, who
vas In the vicinity OF the new chimney at Har-
.ison's factory on Saturday last. 1t seems that
Phos. PhIlbia. while tending the mason, adopt
ed the method of carrying his brick on a fat
board, instead of O hod. Placing the brick OH
his head. he would ascend the ladder, and,
dumping the brick, would pitch the board down
upon the pile Of brick and then descend for
another load. On the occasion referred to,
Philbln had gone up with his lead and In the
meantime the lad had made his appearance In
The vicinity. When Philbin threw down his
board, it unfortunately struck the little fellow
on the head, fracturing his skull. DR.. Farr was
called and rendered every possible assistance.
The boy, though not fatally, Is very seriously
injured. 1t will be remembered that Mr.. Glare
lost son last summer by drowning.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Kenosha County Agricultural Society occurs
st one o'clock next Monday at Salem. And
don't you forget 1t.
The present officers Of the Kenosha County
Agricultural Society have worked hard
during the past year to build up the Society.
The members of the Society will show their
of their efforts by re electing
them at the meeting next Monday.
The bombaat In the Courier Of last week is
amusing, in view Of the fact that one of the
firm who have been running that sheet has
been obliged to virtually abandon the con-
Germ, after trying all summer, by advertis ing
and personal solicitation. to sell out, and Is
about to leave this city, and now the other
member Of the firm is advertising half in
terest for sale in the Chicago Neacspaper
Union.
The Bazaar on Tuesday evening at the Con.
church was grand success in
every nartioular The uarlors wnra simfiv