The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-02

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20 News has been received in Racine of Ii
y death Of Mr.. Quincy Tabor, one of the olde
residents Of Racine county. in The Red Rive
country.
Go to Marden & Farr's for Mrs. Freeman
Ne0 National Dyes For brightness and d.
rability Of color are unequaled. Color froI
2 to 5 pounds. Price Is cents.
Capt Symmonds sailed on Sunday last 70
NIanistee with large cargo Of hay an(
oats, consigned by Mr.. Isaac selleck, Q
Pleasant Prairie
' Mrs. Brownson has returned TO her hom
!. at the residence of Mr. George G. Lawrence
q after visit Of several weeks with her els
ter-in.law in Baltimore
Eddie Easson. son of Capt. James Easson
: Of Racine. fell into tub Of boiling vale
4 last week. and was so badly sealded tina
! he died from his injuries.
5 Mr.. F. W. Lyman and family, and Mrs
Slosson, left for Spring Garden, Florida, OF
Monday, where they will spend the winter
on Mr.. Lyman's orange grove.
Mr.. Richard STANCE, of Pleasant Prairie
brought coon to This city on Saturday, and
presented it TO Tony Dodge. and Tony gave
a dinner on Sunday TO his friends.
Mr. Henry Jewett, at one time member
of the firm Of Parker & Jewett. in this city,
and now of Huron, Dakota, was the guest of
Mr.. J. NJ. Stryker and family last week.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this office will have their sales noticed in
the UNION and TELEGRAPH free Of charge.
There are some business men in Kenosha
who give their printing TO travelling agents.
and expect that town printers will patron
ize them Rather cheeky.
The lecture BY Rev. Father Elliott at St.
Marks church on Tuesday evening was quite
largely attended It was an interesting
one, and delivered in an eloquent manner.
Still they come. Three more new sub
scribers to the TELEGRAPH during the past
week. If subscribers continue to come in as
they have the past two months, we win soon
enlarge the TELEGRAPH
Charles ]. Guiteau, the murderer of Presi-
dent Garfield, deserves to be hanged-not-
withstanding il is . fact that Rogers 4 Barns
are now opening the finest lot Of Holiday
Goods in their line ever offered in this city.
Miss Nellie French took her departure for
Battle Creek, Mich, on Monday. She will
remain at the Hanitarium there until next
spring with her sister Alice, who is slowly
improving.
On Sunday last Mrs. Peter Joachim died
in childbirth, and was buried on Tuesday.
the funeral services taking place at st.
Georges churah. Her remains were taken
to Racine.
Several parties from Milwaukee visited
Mr.. Eichelman's art rooms last week for the
purpose Of having their pictures taken. We
cannot but congratulate Mr.. Eichelman on
his rapidly increasing success
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Matthew'S
church will meet this Thursday evening at
the residence of Mrs. j. II. Kimball There
will be music and reading and en- oyster sup
per. All are cordially invited.
their machine and blacksmith shop in the old
brick foundry, and are ready to do all kinds
Of blacksmithlng, repairing and horseshoe
ing. Give them q call.
Messrs. 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 to fit out for the
holiday season.
On Saturday last Willie Eichelman, son of
Mr.. Ben Eichelman, fell in his fathers barn
and fractured his arm near the wrist DR..
W, NJ. Farr. who has charge of the case, pro-
nOunces it severe injury
Prof Farmer, talented and popular
organist, will stop over at Kenosha and play
at the Congregational church on Sunday
next. lie is the same gentleman who played
there on the evening of the Goth ult.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of X. s. Torrey, near Trusdell Station,
Pleasant Prairie, on Monday, Dec. 5th, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, of farm stock, farming
implements, and household furniture. T..
R. Wilson, auotioneer.
Mr.. c.. Schend was appointed County
Agent and Poormaster by the Board of
Supervisors at their recent session Mr..
Schend has been member Of the Board for
several years, and is well posted in regard to
the business of the office.
If pictures are to be part of the holiday
presents, now is the time, while The sun
shines and the artist IS able to ork success
| fully. Mr.. Eichelman's elegant rooms offer
every inducement. and satisfaction is guar
anteed
The Simmons FIGURING Mill has shut down
on account of the variation in The wheat
market. The speculations on the Board of
Trade in Chicago is not conducive to the
success Of manufacturers of -four in the
smaller towns.
Women are everywhere using and recon-.
mending Parker's Ginger Tonic, because they
have learned by experience that it speedily
overcomes dependency, indigestion, pain or
weakness in the back and kidneys, and other
troubles peculiar to the sex Home Journal, ,
The Sunday School concert at the Con-
gregational church on Sunday last was a
grand success. The arrangements were
elaborate, and were carried out to the salts
faction and delight of the children as well
as to the large audience present.
Habit, if not necessity, makes a Hail