The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-06-25

The Good Templars of Kenosha, Blis
lt0l, Racine, FranksviIle and Unior
Grove will hold a union picnic at Eagle
Lake to-day (Fiday).
The closing 1-srcises of the prepare
tory department at Kemper Hall were
held on Saturday, the 18th. The Misses
did themselves credit, and were an honor
to their teachers.
| Mr.. r. F. Howe left, on Tuesday, for
Boston, Mass, to attend the Commence
ment exercises at Harvard College, and
will visit college friends in the East for
two weeks.
Mr.. Michael Hoye, who has been act
ing as night Waterman for several of our
merchants and manufacturers for the
past two years, has been appointed Chief
of Police. This is good appointment.
The cheap suits sold by our clothiers
cannot be got for the same money in
G. icago or elsewhere. Our clothiers are
determined to keep trade in Kenosha
and not allow it to 60 outside.
The Methodist and Congregational
societies of Christian Endeavor held
Union meeting last Sunday in the Metho-
dist church at c o'clock P. M. Both of
these societies are reported in prosper
GUS condition.
Rev. ]. 7. Matthews, of Chicago, spent
the Sabbath with the family of Mr..
George w. Hale. Mr.. Matthews goes
to New Haven to attend the commence
ment exercises of Yale College, his son
being one Of the graduating class.
The soothing and restorative effects of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral are realized III
all cases of colds, coughs, throat or lung
troubles, while its powerful healing
qualities are shown in the most serious
pulmonary disorders.
The evidence in the law suit which
has attracted so much attention the past
week will be published in this paper
next week. We think it will show that
so-called courts of justice are a farce.
This appears to be the general opinion
OF our business men in this case.
House and lot on Park avenue for sale
cheap. Lot is about cne acre. House
is in good order has been newly paint
ed. Good cellar, cistern and artesian |
water Apply to III. A. Chase.
1t having been reported that timothy |
grass does not grow we'll in Dakota, Mr.. |
+. L. Rugg, of that Territory. sends his
L. G. Holt, OF this city, |
stalks OF timothy grass measuring three |
Eeet in length, the seed top ten inches.
Red clover 81 inches long.
Ayers Sarsaparilla operates radically |
upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing
and inyigorating it. AS a safe and abso-
lutte cure for the various disorders caused |
oy constitutional faint or infection, this
remedy has no equal. Take it this
month.
Notice is hereby given that proposals
will be received up to the 3Oth inst. by
he committee on Pauper affairs to
furnish the city with from rs to 100
cords of maple wood, the council reserv-
ng the right to reject any or all bids.
j. II. CHARLES, Chairman.
Mrs. Leonard D. Baker, niece Of
Mr.. George w. Hale, occupying the
Hale mansion on the west side of the
park for the summer, gave the society
If Christian Endeavor pleasant recep-
ion last week, on Thursday evening.
The society and friends were out in large
number.
Messrs. Jos. Tulley, F. w. Mathews,
John Langin, Henry Toner, Charles
rheisen and John Hoye are attending
he annual Convention of the G. T. A.
Union of Wisconsin at Whitewater this
week. All except F. w. Mathews, who
s State Secretary, are delegates.