The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-12-18

to town with hay and wood, and to make
purchases for the holidays
Ladies' best Cur. Kid Button Shoes
Rochester make, for $3.50 at Ziv's Shoe
Co. Cannot be bought elsewhere for less
than 1926.
Mr.. F. P. Bagley, of Detroit, Mich.
and Miss Grace Hodges, of Waukegan
were married at the residence of the
brides parents on the 9TH inst.
Holiday goods that are what you
want as to being gust the thing for holiday
presents at Lyman's Shoe Store. Call.
A social hop will be given at A. o. III
Hall next Monday evening. Music will
be furnished by Freiberg's orchestra, Of
Chicago.
Santa Claus holds Grand Opening at
Melyille's this week. But he will be
CAT Home there until January 1, '86.
A cordial invitation is extended to every
one.
Judge Van Wyck was called to Cas-
sanovia, Mich, on Tuesday, to see a
nephew who was dying. He will return
home Saturday.
A large and attractive array of cold
weather specialties at Lyman's that will
make usefnl holiday presents at a mod
crate outlay. Call.
If you want to make Christmas
present to distant friends, subscribe for
this paper and send it to them for year.
They will be sure to remember you the
entire year.
Mrs. N. r. Allen was called to Brod-
head last week by the severe illness OF
her daughter Julia, who was visiting
there. They both returned on M onday,
the latter much improved.
WANTED.-5OO ladies, to buy 500 pairs
of fine French Kid Button Shoes (Rey-
nolds' make) for $445 pair at Ziv's
Shoe Co. Other dealers ask you $3.50
for just the same kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G Merrill have return
ed from Grand Rapids, Mich, where
they had be en- spending three weeks at
the residence of their daughter, Mrs.
Colt.
Call on Santa Claus at Geo. Melville's
and have him lay aside for you some
thing pretty for Xmas present. Beau
tlful gifts from SC. to $500 each.
We are sorry to learn that DR.. A. Farr,
while in the cemetery on Wednesday at
the burial of Mrs. Wheeler, was sudden
ly stricken with paralysis of the nerves.
DR.. Meachem, of Racine, was summon
ed, and the condition of DR.. Farr was re-
ported improved yesterday.
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
a Christmas present. Call.
The ladies Of the M. E. church, Salem,
will have New Years tree and oyster
supper New Years eve dec. 31st), at
Salem station. A good time is anticipat,
ed. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. John Burke, well-known mer.
chant Of Waukegan, died suddenly Of
heart disease on the 9Th inst, aged 81
years. He resided in Waukegan thirty
years.
Another great run on Dollar Books al
IS cents at Hosea Barns book store.
The National Cornet Band will give a
grand ball at Simmons Hall New Years
eve, Dec. 31st. The people of Kenoshi
have reason to feel proud of their band
and they should give the boys every en-
couragement.
| WANTED.-A small family to take /.
furnished house on Park ave. free o
rent till spring. Address, P. o. box 255
| Kenosha, Wis, Dec. I'd, 1885.
Special religious services are in prog
ress at Asbury church, Bristol. Preach
ing every nigh except Monday and Sa,
urday. A cordial invitation is given t
all. "Come, for all things are no,
ready"
Call and see the thousand and on
A articles on the cheap counters at Jane
Mathews store.
A Mutual Improvement Society
4 has been organized at Asbury churel
Bristol, and meets every Wednesda
n evening at the parsonage. Essays, d,
r bates, Bibles lessons, &C., &C., constitut
the programme. Our word to all i
Welcome"
, Boys and Girls Solar Tip Shoes Blu
tony for CSC. at Ziv's Shoe Co., KINDS
Block. Every pair W. rranted.
: Louis Christianson, charged with Il
murder of Michael Schultz, of Racin
on the night of June Is, 1884, in Il
'e town of Mt. Pleasant, had his secol
$, trial at Waukesha last week, and W
found guilty of manslaughter in Il
s. first degree. The jury disagreed on Z
/ first trial.
y, Mr.. John Steinke, with his wife al
two children, were run away with by
III team ofhorses in the town of Caledon
e Racine county, on Monday. Mr.. Stein
al and a six-year-old daughter were thro,
against stone pile, the latter fnavi
her skull fractured, and it is thought s
IN will die. Her father also received
er, ternal injuries.
1t is dangerous to tamper with irrit
ing liquids and exciting snufis. |
nd Ely's Cream Balm, which is safe a
on pleasant, and is easily applied. 1t Gu
e the worst cases of catarrh, cold in
re. head and hay fever, giving relief Fl
of the first application. Price SOC.
IN, The cheapest place in the city to b
re- Tinware Of all kinds is at Jan
Mathews store.