The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-05-04

Road warrants for sale at this once.
Choice Tea, 40 cents pound, at James
Mathews.
Rev. Father Cleary delivered temper
anoe lecture at Chiffon, Wis, last evening.
Mrs. VIM, Crsaney has returned home
from Chicago.
Mr.. John Mayer has sold his house to MrR.
Friss for $500.
Go to Europe. Buy your tickets of Urban
j. Lewis. Rates very low.
Mr.. N. r. Allen, Jr., has returned home
from Washington, D. G.
Mr. F. L. Billings and bride spent few
days in this city this week.
Choice Winter Apples, by the barrel or
bushsl, ct James Mathews.
Mr.. Beck Miller rejoices over the birth of
10 10. boy on the l4th ult.
Mrs, F. A. B. Dunning and children have
returned home from Texarkana.
The Balm wagon works shut down on Sat-
urday night for week for repairs.
Capt. Daniel Quigley has been very sick
this week, bat Is now recovering.
Mr. Patrick English has been very ill dur
ing the past week. Heis improving little.
Mr.. John English came from Chicago
this week to see his brother Patrick.
FoR SALB-Paul Sauber's fine house on
Prairie avenue. Apply to Mrs. P. 'Sauber.
Mrs, X. D. Wheeler has returned home
from Chicago, where she spent week.
Choice Russian Flaxseed for sale in guam.
titles to suit by H, F. Jordan, sOmers
Mr.. H. A. Partridge, Of the firm of Par
fridge Bros, editor Of the Waukegan Gazette,
made this office pleasant call yesterday.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter, Of Milburn,
H., visited Mrs. Edward Mead here this
week,
John L. and 0lin A. Mead, Of Evansville,
Wis, are visiting their uncle, Mr.. E. H.
HOLSTER.
Harry Clifford, who killed VIM. Pugh, at
Racine, about year ago, has been denied q
new trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seight have gone to wilmot,
to visit their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Mcclellan,
few days.
A residence for Mrs L. G. Lance is being
erected on Prairie avenue, west Of the rail-
way track.
FOR SALR--A good house and lot, with
barn and Outbuildings. Price 81, 900. Apply
at this office.
Mr. Roswell Packard, an old resident Of
Racine, died in that city on the 26th ult.,
aged rs years.
Mr.. Peter Heser is building twO-story
frame residence on the North side, near the
railway track.
Geneva, Wis, has only four places where
Intoxicating liquors are sold, and those four
are all hotels.
Mr.. J. A. Avery, proprietor CT the LAKE
COUNTY REPUBLICAN,, called on friends here
last Thursday.
Mr.. Ed. Hugunin has moved here from
Chicago, and is studying law in the Office Of
NJ. A. Baker, Esq.
Mrs. G. H. Clarke, VirOoua, Wis. saws
Browns Iron Bitters is the best strength
ener we know Of.
Miss Minnie Starkweather left for Ilber
tyville on Wednesday, to begin her musi
class for the summer.
Mr.. l. ]. Clapp's imported Gurnsey GOV
"Kate" choked to death several days since
She was valued at $500.
The Geneva, Wis, Herald says there is
great demand for houses in that place, at
rent OF from $50 to 500.
Mr.. P. q. Chevis, one Of the early settler
Of SOmers, died at his home in Norway, Rs
cine county, on the 2lst alt.
Miss Hattie Newell has returned from L
Porte, Ind where she has been engaged i
art studies for some time past.
Mr.. E. l. johnson and brother, Of Somer
have gone to Iowa, where they intend to en-
bark in the hardware business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. v. Redeker are calm
on friends here this week. They are mo,
ing from Waukegan to Fon du Lac.
The weather the past week vas cold; win
easterly nearly sIl week. Tuesday nigh
Wednesday and Thursday much needed ra
FELL
Mrs. Judge Petit left for New York
thursday Of last week whore she will spel
several weeks visiting friends.