The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-10-24

At the Congregational on Sunday
evening next, instead of the usual
preaching. there will be praise service
ofsong.
! A few vessels still venture on the
lakes during the favorable weather ;
the white spread sails are daily seen on
Lake Michigan.
Mrs. Lydia Bailey, who has been in
Michigan the past two years, has re-
turned to this city, and is stopping at
DR.. Starkweather's.
Mr.. F. Becker is building two-story
blacksmith shop east Of his wagon shop
on Market square, to make room for his
increasing business.
"HUB" COUGH CURE cures cough
magically. % cents. Ask T. Robinson
Mr. j. F. Thompson. of Wilmot, and
Miss Edith Stevens, of Burton, McHenry
county, Ill, were married at the latter
place on the Sth inst.
1t will astonish you to see James
Mathews Five Cent Counter. One thous-
/ anu anu OIlG USClu- Val fbAANA
see ii 1t will pay you.
For RENT-Mrs. S. Baldwin offers for
rent the first floor of her house on Pom
eroy street, conveniently arranged for a
small family. Rent moderate.
Mr.. N. Nielsen, of New York, address
ed our Danish citizens on the political
issues of the day at the South side
Cleveland and Hendricks club room on
Monday evening.
Mr.. Howard III. Harries, of Waukegan,
and Miss Ella w. Randall, Of Chicago,
were married at the residence Of the
brides parents on the 18th inst.
Wanted to borrow, $4,000 on Texas
lands at per cent interest three to five
years time.
Address JNo. G. NEwBURY.
Pilot Point Texas.
The trustees of the Pleasant Prairie
M. E. church held meeting last week
and decided to enlarge the parsonage by
the addition of two rooms and a cellar.
Miss Annie Leike, of this city, took
for her husband on Tuesday last Mr..
Michael Neiderprim, and made the
usual matrimonial pledges at st. Georges
church.
The supply of wood and coal in the
market in this city is large the county
towns are burning an increasing amount
of coal every year. Maple wood sells
at So per cord coal 81 per ton.
"TEABERRY" whitens the teeth like
chastened pearls. A sample settles it.
Mr.. A. S. Carpenter, who has been in
De Smet, Dakota, all summer, returned
home this week. He will teach school
in the BIackman district the coming
winter.
On Saturday night last very pleas
ant surprise party took place at Park
City Hall. The music by John Noggle
and Mic. Klopp was especially fine, and
the whole affair resulted in a general
good time.
Hon. A. VanWyck will address the
citizens of Bristol on Saturday evening
in Shumway's Hall. Every Democrat i
is cordially invited to hear some plain
truths earnestly and honestly told.
Mr.. VIM. Lamb, who has been in
Lvndenville, N. Y, for month, visit
ing his parents and attending the cen
tennial anniversary of his grandmother,
has returned to his post in Robinson's
drug store.
1t will be seen by an advertisement
in another column that the 18th Hessian |
German Rifle Battalion Band, in full
uniform, will give a grand military con-
cert at Park City Hall on Monday even
ing, Oct. 9th.
Most Rev. Archbishop Heiss, of Mil
waukee, will administer the sacrament of
Confirmation at ST. Georges church
next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, and
at st. James church at o'clock in the
afternoon.
The friends of Rev. Mr. Bosworth will |
be pleased to learn that he met with a
pleasant reception at Neenah, his new
field of labor. He was welcomed by
his future parishioners and presented
with 800 in money.
Mr. Michael Harkins was on Monday
evening last appointed Chiefof Police by
the Common Council. Mr.. Harkins is
an efficient and fearless officer, and the
people are to be congratulated on the
appointment.
The young lads who purloined the
torches from the Park City hotel prem
ises are known, and they are advised to
make themselves scarce in that vicinity
in the future or suffer condign punish
ment. Officer Putt is on their track.
"HUBo COUGH CURE, 25 cents. Pre-
scription of a Boston physician, dispens-
ed wears by Boston druggist. One
DOSE will cure any ordinary cough. 1t
acts almost magically. Ask F. Robin
son for % cent bottle of HUE" Cough
CURE. Warranted.
Messrs. O'Neil & Millager have been
furnishing water closets and other I'M
provements in the plumbing line in the
residence of Mr.. l.. G. Merrill as we'll as
that of DR.. Hazelton. We are glad to
see these young men prosper IN their
new enterprise in our midst.
Hon. A. VanWyck will lecture at the
Plank Road church on Thursday even
ing, Oct. Both, for the benefit OF the
church. Subject THE SouthmOld
Fields under New Culture" The Plank
Road Band will be in attendance. Adj
mission, 25c children, Zoe. Alare cor
daily invited.
We have just added to our stock a
full line of Ladies and Children's Hose,
Merino and Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
Handkerchiefs, etc We solicit an in
spection at the leading Millinery House.
) J. M. JACOBS.
The Blaine and Logan club turned out
in full force on Thursday night of last
week and had torchlight procession
through the streets. The Blaine and
Logan club, of Somers, united with
them. Quite number were mounted
They were addressed in Kimball Hall by
TT N Wy uo,nHoy,