The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-12-05

Mr.. a. J. Amend, formerly of Burlin,
ton. Wis, and Miss Addie Walters
Dubuque, Iowa, were married in til
latter place on the 10Th ult.
Mrs. Nathan Larabee died at til
residence Of her son, Mr.. Lyman Lar:
bee, in Bristol, on the 30th ult., in til
84th year of her age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis COTE and littl
daughter, Of Evanston, spent the create
part of Thanksgiving week with Nh
Goffe's parents in this city.
A two-year-old colt belonging to MI
Joseph Thomas, Paris, was shot by SOM
one last week. 1t is thought he ma.
have been shot by some one out hunt
ing.
LosT-In the First ward, of this city, OF
Tuesday evening last, a pair of blacl
wooden mittens. The finder will b
suitably rewarded by leaving them a
this office.
We are determined to run off oul
stock at the lowest possible figures.
GRoscH & EICHEIsMAN.
Holiday Slippers for men, women
children, father, mother, sister, brother
grandfather, grandmother, grandchild
infant, aunt, affianced and mother-in-laW
at Lyman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Higgins gave a
pleasant party at their residence on
Grand street last week. Good music
was in attendance, and thorough enjoy
ment prevailed.
Mr.. Fletcher Tillotson has gone to
Kansas City, Mo-, on an exploring ex-
petition and to purchase land in that
vicinity. If successful, his father and
brother will join him there.
No business was transacted at the
of the Agricultural Society on
Monday, there being only a few mem
bers present The meeting adjourned
ill the first Monday in March.
Mr.. r G. Pierce has rented his farm
in Paris to his son Clyde and has moved
10 this city. He has rented one Of the
French houses on Ann street. His son
Elmer has gone with DR.. O'Leary.
The tax levy this year is p per cent.
This will pay interest on the new bonds
o July, 1886, and 81 900 principal, be-
sides the regular expenses of running the
,ity, schools, state and county taxes.
I will take 1926 to $40 worth Of farm
produce and wood in part payment for
! top buggy or pheton. CHARLES
3INNINGER, wagon dealer, Market Square,
<enosha, Wis.
Miss Hattie Doolittle, long resident
If this city, and more recently of Chicago,
lied suddenly in the latter city on We'd
lesday. Her funeral services will be OBJ
erved in the Congregational church in
his city, this friday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Mr.. Morris Kastriner, of the Red Star
House in this city, and Miss
2ebecca Newman, Of Racine, were mar
led by Rabbi Moses, of Milwaukee, on
he 23d of November. The bride re-
'eived many valuable and beautiful pres
nts.
Notwithstanding the glaring ice in the
larbor, the young people of the North
lde seem to prefer the destinations which
re offered at Congress Hall every Mon
lay evening. A fall on the floor is no
worse than one on the ice.
A young man named Thomas
of Chicago, was run over and
TILED by a train at Western Union
JUNCTION on Saturday night. A watch
which the deceased had is missing, and
is reported that he was pushed off the
rain by brakeman.
The following is said to be good
emedy for cough in horses Gentian,
one-fourth pound sugar, pull
cried, one fourth pound; rosin, pull
cried, one-fourth pound aloes, pull
cried, two ounces. Mix and give a
tablespoonful with each feed.
We have just added to our stock
Ill line of Ladies and Children's Hose,
Ierino and Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
tandkerchiefs, etc. We solicit an in
pection at the leading Millinery House.
j. M. JACOBS.
Rev. d. E. Halteman, General Mission
ny for Wisconsin and Corresponding
ecretary Of the Wisconsin Baptist State
will preach in the Baptist
hurch next Sabbath morning and even
ng. All are cordially invited to attend
nd hear him. A rich treat may be ex-
ected.
"There was a young man of Cohoes,
Who skated around on his toes,
When he struck a big silver,
And all of a culver
Reclined on the end ofhis nose."
Notwithstanding all such misfortunes,
Oller skating seems to be quite the rage
Il over the city of Kenosha.
Some Milwaukee turfmen have COM
nenced suits against the Racine Indus
rial Exposition association to recover
,urses due them from the September
aces. J. I. Case was the only one paid
n full, while the Chicago and Milwaukee
Iorsemen were given promissory notes
instead.
Mrs. Oscar f. Dana, from Portland,
Gaine, is making a visit to friends in
his city, and stopping at the residence
# Mrs. III. Durkee. Her husband, Mr..
Dane, was an early resident here, well
in the county. He moved
rom here to Portland many years ago,
where is now his family residence. He
las for nearly twenty years been a clerk
nthe law department of the Internal
Revenue office in Washington City.
All lovers of roast turkey, oysters,
3tewed, raw or fried, and all other good
things that farmers wives provide, are
hereby notified that it will be to their adj
to spend Friday evening at the
home of John Price, where the friends
of Wesley Chapel, Bristol, will congre-
gate.
Ayers Pills are q convenient remedy
to have always at hand. They are
sugar-coated, easy 10 take, effective to
operate, sure to bring relief and cure.