The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-25

9 with her mother in Lockport, I'll.
Mr.. VIM. McDerm0tt has charge o
the telegraph Office during the absenct
of the regular operator.
A large number of Mr.. Hosea Barns
30 friends gave him surprise party las
DO Friday evening, the occasion being hi
l. 48th birthday.
i IF hesitating what to get for hel
Christmas present, call at Lyman's and
buy pair Of high-cut, feece-lined But
: ton Oyershoes.
Miss Burt, saleslady in VIM. F.
Fishers dry goods store, who has been
), seriously i'll for some time, is recovering
her health.
Call and see the thousand and one
articles on the cheap counters at James
Mathews store.
The German Workingmen's Associa-
s ton will give their fourth annualBocia-
: bic at Park City Hall on Monday even
ing, Jan. Is.
A large and attractive array of cold
weather specialties at Lyman's that will
make usefnl holiday presents at mod
crate outlay. Call
Visit Zv's Shoe Co. for your children's
Shoes they have them to fit children
from l to $50 years of age.
| Masters Harry Robinson, Lucien
Lance, Julius Haven and Will French
are home from Racine for their winter
vacation.
Prof. Rawson's article IN this issue on
The Teacher" is one of the best he has
written, and our readers should not fail
to read it.
Gents finest Calf Shoes in Button, Balls
or Congress, for $2.99, at Ziv's Shoe Co.
Warranted worth $500.
Mr.. Samuel Smith dropped dead. from
heart disease, at his home in Milburn,
ILL.,, on Sunday evening, the 18th inst.
He was 70 years Of age.
Mrs. Sylvia Spencer died at the resi-
dence of her son at Waukegan on the
10Th inst, of congestion of the lungs,
aged SO years.
There will be grand New Years
ball at Park City Hall New Years eve,
Dec. 31st. Klein's celebrated orchestra,
of Racine, has been engaged for the oc-
casion. Admission, so cents.
These are close times. Make useful
Christmas presents. Call at Lyman's
and buy pair of Slippers, fannel-lined
Button Shoes, or jet-lined Alaskas,
DIR. Benjamin S. Cory, for many years
resident of Waukegan, died at the res
idence of his daughter at Hamilton, Can
ada, on the 10th Inst, aged 80 years.
He moved to Hamilton few years ago.
No shoddy, no pretense with Hosea
Barns He means what he says, every
time. Examine his stock.
Thomas Enright was brought before
Justice Paddock on the 18th, charged
with assaulting John Bailey. Failing to
pay fine of 81 and costs, he was sent
to Jail for twenty days.
The largest, best and cheapest stock Of
Toys, Fancy Goods and articles suitable
for Christmas presents is to be found at |
James Mathews store. Call early.
Mike Griffin was brought before Justice i
Gillett on the 22d, charged with assault
ing Dan McGinty. He was fined SIS and |
costs or 20 days in JAIL He decided to |
board with the sheriff for the twenty |
days.
Examine Ziv's Shoes, Ziv's Boots, Ziv's |
Styles, Ziv's Prices, Ziv's Artics, Ziv's |
Felt Boots, Ziv's Flannel-lined Shoes. |
ETC., etc.
The National Cornet Band will give
grand ball atSimmons' Hall New Years |
eve, Dec. 31st. The people of Kenosha
have reason to feel proud Of their band,
and they should give the boys every en-
couragement.
Holiday goods that are what you
want as to being just the thing for holiday
presents at Lyman's Shoe Store. Call.
Mr.. Peter Bohn, one of the oldest citiz-
ems of Racine, died on the 18th inst.
He was born in Holstein, Prussia, July
3, 1898, and settled in Racine in 1845.
He served seven years in the Prussian
army.
Dollar Books at As cents, 80 cents or
65 cents, according to style of binding,
paper and illustrations, at Hosea Barns
book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zeitler, of this city,
are delighted with the presence of a
young daughter in their household,
which came to them on the 18th inst
They are congratulated by many friends
on their reception of such an acceptable
Christmas present.
NoTICE.-Do not buy old, shop-worn
rubber goods that have been carried |
over for the last or 10 years at other
places, when you can get new, fresh |
goods, right out of the factory, for less |
money at Ziv's Boot and Shoe Co., Kim.
ball Block.
The fine sleighing which the people |
of this part of the country were enjoy
ing week ago has gone. Mild weather
set in last Thursday and continued until
Tuesday night, when heavy rain fell,
completely carrying off the snow.
Lyman has great variety of pretty,
bright-colored Slips for children warm,
lined Shoes for ladies, and embroidered
Slips for men, that are just the thing for
Christmas present Call.
The thrashing account book lost last
week by Mr.. Thomas G. Williams was
found by Matt Grauf, who is employed
in I. ]. Myers livery stable. He alb
stracted the money and burned the
book, which contained about 1900 worth
of accounts.
Ely's Cream Balm has completely
cured me of a long standing case of ca
tarrh. l have never yet seen its equal
as cure for colds in the head and head
ache resulting from such colds. 1t is a
remedy of sterling merit.-Ed. L. Cros-
| ~, Nashville, Tenn.
The friends of Pleasant Prairie church
will give an oyster supper at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Steve Crosby. Wednesday