The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-12-21

cheap as l want to close out me STOCK.
JAS. MATHEWS.
Mr.. Charles W. Hawks died at his residence
about three miles north of Waukegan, on thu
18th inst, Of blood poisoning Ten day
previous to his death he injured one of his
hands slightly, bruising or scratching it
Erysipelas followed, and then blood-poison
ing.
Miss Flora Knapp, eldest daughter of Capt
F M Knapp, of Racine, was married to Mr.
Aft. Boyesen. prominent member of the
legal profession of Fargo, Dakota, on the 18th
inst.
Prof Strassmap, at the Grant House, Ke-
nosha, is the centre Of attraction, where
hundreds have sought and found relief for
their eyes.
Mr. Charles F. Meade, of this city, and
Miss Eva Taylor, of Milburn, Ill we're mar
ried at the Grant House in this city on We'd
nesday. The happy couple left for Rockford
the same day, where they will spend week.
Stock is full. prices low, courteous atten-
tion-everythiDg to make it attractive to
buyers at Melville's.
| Mr.. ]. B. Kupfer is moving into his new
residence on Market street this week. II is
one of the finest houses in the city and is an
ornament that our citizens should feel proud
of. Mr.. Kupfer ard his wife and family
have worked hard for many years. and now
Mr. and Mrs Kupfer richly deserve to spend
the remaining years of their lives in com
parative ease.
The slight stringency in the money mar
ket should be gentle hint to purchasers of
Christmas presents to seek something useful
as well as ornamental. Go to Lyman's and
buy some OF their beautiful. useful, service
able, comfortable Slippers, at prices to suit
all.
Christmas is near at hand and you will
want toys and fancy goods for presents for
the children. Call at James Mathews store.
where you will find large stock to select
from AS none will be carried over after
Christmas, you will find his prices lower
than any other store in town,
The long spell of mild weather we have
been enjoying for several weeks was brought
to close last Saturday night, when snow
storm set in, which continued all day Sun
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day Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock the
thermometer marked zero, and at o clock
Wednesday morning it marked 10 degrees
below.
For RENr.-A good brick house and q
frame house, both in desirable locations.
Apply at this office.
Rev. Father Cleary delivered the third
sermon of his course on Marriage and Di
vorce last Sunday. Owing to the unfavOr-
able weather, there was not large attend
ance. The last of the course will be given
next Sunday. Rev. Father Cleary has been
requested to repeat these lectures or SER
mons on week evenings at some future time.
Considerable interest has been eyinced in
them.
F. W Lyman & Son have choice array
of Holiday Slippers for men, women and
children, varying in price from rs cts. to
So 90. Call and examine.
There will be New Years bower and
oyster supper at the NJ. E. church, Salem
Station. New Years eve. by the ladies of
the society. A cordial invitation is extend
ed 10 all. By ORDER OF Com.
/ have removed my Dental Office to my
residence, one door south of Apolla Hall.
j. F. GEORGE.
Truesdell and LaMarsh will be obliged to
beg the indulgence of their PATRONS In the
country as we'll as in the city for few days
for the delay in furnishing some of the pic
lures that we're to be done for the holidays.
On account of one of their workmen leaving
very unexpectedly few days ago, and the
great number of sit iugs they have been
making for several weeks past, they are
somew what behind with heir printing, bul
with more help and fine weather they will
soon catch up again. They are still making
their fine finished cards at 81 so per dozen,
and their cabinets at So They have for The
: Christmas trade very fine assortment o.
Velvet Frames and Photograph Albums.
r Excellent results are obtained from thu
use Of Prof. Strassman's elegant fitting bril-
liant Spectacles and Eyeglasses of rare work
manship and highest polish.
Santa Claus invites you to call at Geo. NJ
Melville's and see the beautiful Holiday
Goods, comprising the greatest variety of at
tractive novelties in gifts suitable for younl
and old Multitudes of valuable presents
varying in design, quality and price Holi
day Books, Albums, Fancy Stationery Odo
Cases. Toilet Seis, Gold Pens, Writing Desks
! Work Baskets. Toys, etc. are few of tn
aricles to be found in abundance.
The delegates from this city to the Iris
D National Convention at Milwaukee last weel
D speak in the highest terms of praise Of tn
: generous manner in which they were treate
by the Irish people of Milwaukee. The con
vention was grand success At the concer
, on Thursday evening, Rev Father Cleary
of this city, referring to the resolutions adop;
ed IN the afternoon, said that it had bee
predicted that no Irish convention could tax
] place without discord. These prophets Z
| evil had clarioned their own disgrace.
difference between the Irish priesthood an
Nationalists had been predicted, and as
! matter of fact the most uncompromising Ns
:. tionalists were the priests with Irish blood i
. their veins. The heart of the true prize,
" beats in unison with the desires Of b
oountrymen who seek true principles an
n liberty.
Q Do not wait until the day before Christina
to buy your Christmas presents The store
will he crowded that day and you cannot /
waited on as promptly as you would like
= besides the cream of the stock in the stor;
> will be gone. and you may have to 90 hon
disappointed in not being able to get VIII,
e you want. Be wise and 60 in time; it wi
[. be much more pleasant for yourself, ii
II storekeepers and clerks. And before star
ing on your shopping excursion glance
our advertising columns and you will s,
:, |. where you can get what you want II
merchants represented therein spend consil
: cradle money every year to let the peop
know where they con get what they wan
Il and their enterprise should be appreciate
L If we had not live business men the oil
would soon die out.