The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-12-22

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A rev stock Of Fresh Groceries At Jane
Mathews.
BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-If ycu can buy
Fairchild gold pen in Chicago as cheap a
Hosea Barns will sell it, he will give it Z
you and add his blessing.
A new stock of the latest styles of Hat
and Caps at bottom prices at Lauer
Becke?'s. 27w3
Call ard see our new stock Of Wedding
Stationery, Ball Programmes, Visiting Gard
and Fancy Cards. We can please you II
style and price.
| Miss Annie Phister. who has been an in
structor at Kemper Hall for number 0
years and is at present residing at Mays
vtlle, Ky, is to be married this week.
Choice Winter Apples. by the barrel Of
bushel, at James Mathews.
The musical association which has beer
formed lately, and which comprises the soca
talent of our place, met at the resi- ence o
Hon. Fred. Robinson last Thursday evening
The Hondin Hand Pleasure Club will Civ,
grand ball at Pork City Hall on Monday
evening, Jan. 1st. Music by Lawson
Hsyek's full orchestra. Tickets so cents
To close cut our stock of Winter Clothing
we will make prices TO suit our customers.
28w3 GRoscH & E1cHELMAN.
Mr.. Arthur Draper, formerly clerkling
RObinsons drug store, and now trave in
agent for the Dental Supply Company. Of
Chicago, called on his friends here on SUM-
day.
Hon. W. s. Maxwell, of the town of
Somers, was married to Miss Camela Nc.
Lean, at Battenville, N. Y, on the 18th
inst They will receive their friends here
on Thursday and Saturday, Dec. 2lst and
23d.
The remains Of the late Miss Emile Gavin,
who died in Florence short time ago, were
inferred in Calvary cemetery on Tuesday.
The funeral obsequies were held in the
Cathedral of the Holy Name, Chicago, and
were very impressive.
Mrs. Newcomb, of Richmond, H.. lost
another son in Colorado last week. He was
about six years of age. Mr.. ]. R. Hyde.
formerly of Richmond. also lost three
yesr-old son in Colorado last week. Both
died of diphtheria.
IT'S CERTAINTY-To cure dyspepsia and
biliousness is not speculation, but is proved
with letters from persons of high respecta-
billy constantly coming in. ZopEsA is an
absolute cure.
The friends of Sunday schools in the
of the Lamb School house,
Pleasant Prairie, have made arrangements
evening next. The Sunday school is under
the Superintendent of James Wallis. H.
teresting exercises sre promised.
The weather the past week has been varied
enough TO suit any one. Friday and Satur-
day the thermometer marked 2 degrees below
zero; snow fell on Saturday night and all
day Sunday; Tuesday and Wednesday were
wet and disagreeable.
The annual meeting of the Somers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be held at the
Town Hall on Tuesday. Jan. I'd, 1888, at
10 O. o'clock A. NJ. for the election Of officers
and the transaction of any ether business
that may properly come before the meeting
NJ. B. BowKER,
Secretary.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church, Salem
Station. will have an oyster supper and
Christmas tree on Christmas evening, Dec.
25. All are cordially invited.
By ORDER OF Con-.
Mr.. Thos. J. McCafrey, of Chicago, and
Miss Mary A. Murphy, formerly of Kenosha,
were quietly married, Nov. Both, at the
Cathedral of the Holy Name, Chicago.
Vicar General Conway officiating. The
young couple were the reel pients of many
costly and elegant presents.
TIE committee of arrangements for the
entertainment at Asbury chapel, Bristol,
have concluded, instead ETA Christmas Tree,
to have Christmas Cabin or Santa Claus
home, from which to distribute presents
The Plank Road Brass Band will also be
present and discourse music.
Holiday Goods, such as Silk Handker-
chiefs, Mufilers, Scarfs, Mittens, Gloves and
30 forth, in endless variety, at greatly re
duced prices. at Grosch & Eichelman's.
The roller skating rink at Simmons Hall
will reopen on Saturday evening, Dec. 23d,
under q new management, who hopes, with
the aid of competent instructors, to bring
this amusement again into favor. Sheet and
pillow>case and fancy dress parties will be
made prevailing feature of the season.
The skates and hall have been thoroughly
cleaned and repaired and the Kenosha rink
will now compare favorably with any in the
West.
To any one sending US six subscrib ers for
the TELEGRAPH or four subscribers for the
UNION we will send the Breeders Lice Stock
Journal or the american Agriculturist for
one year.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Town Treasurer of the town of Somers, that
the " Tax Rolf for said town for the year
1882 is in my hands for collection, and that
the taxes charged therein are subj cot to
payment at my office at any time prior to
the tenth day Of January. 1888. except the
9th and 10Th of December, which days I
shall be ct Somers Station, and the 30h at
the First National Bank, Kenosha.
GEoRaE D. STRONG, Town Treasurer
There will be an Oyster Supper and Christ
mas Tree at Asbury Chapel, Bristol, on
Christmas night. All are invited. Bring
your presents and have them distributed to
your friends from the tree. 28w2
One of the best presents you can make to
friend at distance is years subscription
to the UNION or TRLEGRAPH. They will re-
member you all the year. We have num-
Der Of subscribers who do this every year.
NY" Middle measures are often hut mid
ding measures" There are no " middlings''
about Kidney.Wort. II is the most thor
oughly refined +" flower of medicine. II
knows no halfway measures, but radically
uproots all diseases of the kidneys, liver and
bowels. II overthrows piles, abolishes con-
stipation and treats the system so gently and
soothingly as to prove its true kindship to
nature in all it's praises. 1t is prepared in
both liquid and dry form.
Don't you forget that Santa Claus, with his
fairies, reindeers and sledge, full Of presents
will stop at Apollo Hall, Friday evening
Dec. %, 1882, on his way to the North Pole
Be sure to come and bring the children
Admission 25c /; children under IL, i cts
Owing to the unpleasant state of the
weather on Tuesday evening, the fair given
by the ladies of st. Matthews church wa
not so we'll attended as it might have been
| lorno q ont IF To no N noa wa rn had been