The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-11-14

met at the residence of Mr.. J. H. Charlie
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. r. s. Houston is hauling out som
draining tile for use on his farm. MI
Joshua King, Bristol, is hauling out tn
lumber for new barn.
1t will astonish you to see Jane
Mathews Five Cent Counter. One thous
and and one useful articles. Call ant
see il It will pay you.
| Mr.. F. L. Billings, Of Chicago, called
on friends here this week. Mrs. Bill
lings has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Easterbrooks, for some time.
Mr.. Geo. F. Bickel, of Burlington
Racine county, and Miss Clara Moore
Of Kenosha, were married in this city,
on the 5th inst, by Rev. Father Wenker
Mr.. Lewis Mannegold, of Milwaukee,
and Miss Lena Kercher, of Burlington,
Racine county, were married at the
residence of the brides parents on the
9th inst.
Mrs. Hubert Widen, of the North
side, has converted her rooms formerly
occupied as bar room into an oyster
saloon, and has fitted it upin neat and
tasteful manner.
Miss Bessie Howe gave delightful
tea party on Tuesday evening in honor
of her guest, Miss Sheafe, of Boston.
About thirty were present, including a
number from abroad.
"TEABERRY" whitens the teeth like
chastened pearls. A sample settlesit.
The sheriff of Waukesha county was
in this city on Wednesday in search of
the Waukesha murderer. He received
a telephone message saying the murder
er was captured in Ives Grove, Racine
county.
We have just added to our stock q
full line of Ladies and Children's Hose,
Merino and Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
handkerchief, etc. We solicit an in
spection at the leading Millinery House.
j. M. JACOBS.
The fright in the public schools in this
city about scarlet fever has subsidized, |
and there has come calm. 1t is stated
on what appears to be good authority
that no good cause has existed for the
alarm.
HUB" COUGH CURE. 1t acts SO quick
y as to astonish you. % cents. Ask |
F. Robinson.
Rev. Father Cleary has gone to Balti-
more to attend to business of the Cath
bic Total Abstinence Union of America
before the Plenary Council in that city.
lie will not return home until the latter
BART of next week.
The lectures of DR.. O'Leary have been
airly attended the past week. They
AVE been very interesting and instruct
We. He will deliver the last lecture of
he course on Physiognomy, or the
ign-boards of character, this friday |;
vening.
If people troubled with colds would
AXE Ayers Cherry Pectoral before going
D church or places of entertainme nt
hey would avoid coughing, greatly to
ne comfort of both speakers and hear
rs. Public speakers and singers find
nat Pectoral wonderfully increases the
over and aexibility of the voice.
B. La Marsh has stereoscopic views of
ne campaign flags on Main street for
ale. Also a fine lot of frames and
for the holiday trade. Leave
our orders early. All work done in
rstclass style.
The Board ofSupervisors met on Tues :
ay and went through the routine bust
ess of auditing bills and fixing the
of the bonds of the county
Ulcers recently elected. The Board
djourned until January.
AS a purifier, Ayers Sarsaparilla acts S
irectly and promptly. A single bottle 7
f people are yearly saved from danger
us fevers by the exercise of little t
mely care in properly cleansing the
ystem by the use of this remedy.
Rev. Father Jacobs, of Sinsinawa
found, Wis, preached at st. Georges
hurch in this city on Sunday last. His
ermon solicited much favorable COM
nent from members of the congregation. :
Nather Jacobs is brother of Messrs.
ohm and Peter Jacobs, of this city.
The resident freeholders of the town
f Pleasant Prairie will meet at the Town
Hall, in said town, Saturday afternoon,
Jov. 22d, 1884, at one o'clock, sharp, for
he purpose of forming a Town Fire
Company. All persons in any
way interested are requested to attend.
By ORDER OF MANY FREEHOLDERS.
Mr.. BARLEY Marin, of County Line,
'rother of Mrs. Patrick White, of Racine,
vas run into by an engine and caboose
While crossing the track Of the Chicago
md Northwestern railway near st.
Francis, last Friday, with his team. He
vas instantly killed and his body shock
ngly mangled.
have just received a large invoice of
new Wall Papers and fine Ceiling de-
and my stock of paper for
the fall trade is now very complete.
The assortment is large, and the prices |
low. Also carry full line of shade
goods and fixtures. Respectfully,
GEORGE MELVILLE.
Mr.. Adam Windish, of Paris, brought |
to this Office three of the largest apples
we ever saw. One of them measures
thirteen inches in circumference and
weighs one pound and quarter. The
others are almost as large.
club" COUCH CURE, Is cents. Pre-
scription of a Boston physician, dispens-
ed years by a Boston druggist. ONE
DOSE will cure any ordinary cough. 1t
acts almost magically. Ask F. Robin
son for a 25 cent bottle of HUB" COUGH
CURE. Warranted.
The Park City Gymnasium is in sue
cessful operation, and the members seem
to enjoy the exercise-that is, if one may
Judge from the hard thud with which
some of them come down to the floor.
However, if they enjoy it, there can be
no objections to their having the full
benefit.
Be on the lookout examine and