The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-12-07

4 OCCs AAAus All
There will be Sabbath School concert on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th, at the Baptist
church Admittance Is cents.
Mems and boys Buckskin Gloves and
MIittens, children's Mits. Fest quality and
cheap, at JAS Mathews.
Two children Of Mr. Henry Bonn, of the
Life-saying service, died last week-oEe on
Monday evening and The other on Thursday
morning. They we're about three months
old both boys, and twins.
WANTED TO REEr-A farm of not less than
SO acres, with machinery and stock, if pos
! sible Address, Box 442, Kenosha, Wis
A concert will be given in the new Metho-
dist church on Saturday evening, the 9Th inst
| Good musical talent has been secured, and
| an entertainment will be afforded well worth
the admission fee, IS cents.
have removed my Dental Office 10 my
residence, one door south of Apollo Hall.
]. F. GEORGE
Mr. Augustus Haley, formerly teacher In
| the Dexter district, Pleasant Prairie, and
now teaching in Mount Forrest, I'll gpent
low uftt VI tuG pfbSb WCCh fiSltiuS tEIcHu5 III
this city and neighbofhood.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this Office will get notice Of their sales
in the UNION and TELEGRAPH free of charge
FoR SALE --13a acres of improved land
within one mile of the Court House; acre
Of thrifty strawberry plants set out last
spring JAMES MATHEWS
The Bristol and Paris Brass Band will
give an entertainment. consisting of music,
readings and declamati ons at the Plank
Road church on Saturday evening, Dec 18th
Admission rs CENTS children half price.
Proceeds for the benefit of the band.
Call and see our new stock of Wedding
Stationery, Ball Programmes, Visiting Cards
and Fancy Cards. We can please you in
style and price.
The Methodist Society is fully resolved TO
supply the new church with an organ. A |
church organ in these later times is regarded |
almost indispensable to the fall Punishment |
Of a church. Every one will wish the
Methodist people success in this enterprise
On last Thursday Mr. Frank Garland was
married to Miss Ella Murray at st. Marx
church in this city. After the ceremony the
wedding party repaired to the residence Of |
the brides mother in Paris, where q large
circle Of friends awaited them. After real
Thanksgiving dinner, the happy couple de-
parted on the evening train for their future
home in Wauconda, Ills.
Subscribers paying one year in advance
will receive copy of Kendalls Treatise
on the Horse and his Diseases. This Is.
valuable work to every one who keeps a
horse.
VIM, j. Granger, who has been working
in this office for about six weeks, was
brought before Justice Baker on Monday,
charged with assault, with intent to murder
j. A. Killeen, the proprietor Of this paper.
Testimony was taken on both sides until
Wednesday noon, and as Justice Baker had
to 60 to Milwaukee for few days. the case
was adjourned until Monday next. The
prisoner was admitted to bail in the sum of
$500, G. 4. Ely and John German becoming
his bondsmen.
Little Florence Clapp invited quite large
number of her friends to " soap bubble"
party on Saturday last, her birthday. A
lunch was provided at the sea-
sonable hour of twelve, after which came
fruits, candies, etc. Refreshment time over,
each little guest was furnished with "pipe"
daintily tied with ribbon, and the fascinating
and beautiful amusement of blowing bubbles
gave delight to all. The pipes were taken
away as souvenirs. This merry time, so
kindly furnished by the parents of Florence,
will be long remembered by her happy little
friends
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, between and s o'clock, Prof.
Strassman will keep open his office, for the
express purpose of giving all people engaged
during the day an opportunity TO have their
failing eyesight corrected with proper
glasses, which will aid them in their re-
spective avocations, and to strengthen their
sight once for ALL without single failure
Don't delay moment but seek his valuable
advice. He is ON optician of rare genius,
acknowledged by all those who have had an
opportunity to be benefited by him at his |
office, Grant House.
Feltssoled Slippers, Cloth-top leather-soled
Slippers Dongola Slippers. beautiful bright |
blue Merino Slippers for children at Ly
mans. All appropriate for Christmas pres
ents and at moderate prices
Mrs D. NJ. Alvord is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Read everybody's advertisement but do |
not buy anything for the holidays until you |
have visited Hosea Barns new Book Store. |
Mrs. Thos. Flynn, who has been visiting
at Chicago for the past six weeks, returned |
home Tuesday, accompanied by her husband, |
who has been visiting at the same place since |
Thanksgiving.
The slight stringeney in the money mar |
ket should be gentle hint to purchasers of |
Christmas presents to seek something useful |
as we'll as ornamental Go to Lyman's and |
buy some of their beautiful. useful, service
able, comfortable Slippers at prices 10 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 win be carried over after
Christmas, you will find his prices lower
than any other store in town,
Mr.. A. D. Louck, of The jewell Nursery
Co, Lake City, Minnesota. and three assist
ants, are taking orders for spring delivery.
The Jewell Nursery Company is the lar
ges in the North, west, and their varieties
of fruit trees and plants are of the har-
diest kinds, and specially adapted for the
Northwest. They have several new varieties
of fruit trees which our farmers and garden.
ers should set out. Mr.. Louck can be found
at the American House for the next three or
four weeks
KENosHA, Wis. Nov. q, 1883.
This is to certify that Prof. Strassman, at
the Grant House, has given me glasses which
are perfectly easy TO my eyes. and better
than any have obtained heretofore, and I