The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-24

D. What better present can you maE
e than a pair Of nice Boots, Shoes or Sill
Of pers You will find any thing you wal
in this line at the lowest possible price
). at Mat. Huck's Shoe store. Give me
= call and examine my goods and price
i before you buy.
The Kenosha Boat and Tobogga
!. Club, consisting of Messrs. Mailer, Coli
~ Baldwin and Head, have erected frs
= class double chute Toboggan Slide o
Congress street, near their club boa
It house, which they will open to the pub
e lie Saturday afternoon. See small bill
T for rates.
Many suffering people drag them
Y selves about with failing strength, feelin,
that they are steadily sinking into tn
grave, when by using Parker's Toni
: they would find cure commencing
4 with the first dose, and vitality ant
, strength surely coming back to them.
Miss Emma G. COTE left here on Wed
nesday evening to visit her brother
/ Louis K, at Evanston, and attended the
wedding OF another brother, DR.. w. G.
in Chicago, on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Arthur D. Wheeler, of Chicago
and Miss Emma Holt, of Evanston, were
2 married at the latter rlace on Thursda Y
the 23d inst Mr. Wheeler is a native
of this city, and spent the years of his
boyhood here.
At the Apollo Club Concert Miss Lily
Runals will sing the brilliant concert
variations on Carnival of Venice" ar
ranged for tie voice by Sir Jules Bene-
dict, and including Schulhof7s beautiful
introduction, one Of the most difficult
and ford songs written for the soprano
voice.
The ladies of the M. E. church in
Salem will have Christmas tree, an oyster
supper, chicken pies, ETC., ETC., accord
ing to their usual custom, on Christmas
eve, Oath. They combine a grand social
gathering with the occasion. All are
invited to come and enjoy it.
The Racine Journal says that Van
Zandt, who was arrested here last week,
killed school teacheT-near Kenosha.
The little dude may have broken some
school teachers heart, but we cannot
learn of any being killed near here.
Geo. MeIuile as going out ofMe Toy trade
and is selling Toys at cost.
John Goergen, being about to move
to Racine, will sell at public auction, on
the old Bullen farm, on the Lake shore
road, two miles north of Kenosha, in the
town of Somers, on Tuesday, Dec. %,
commencing at o'clock P. NJ, his farm
stock and farm implements. E. r.
Wilson, auctioneer.
The caboose and one car Of a freight
train were destroyed by fire at Lake
Bluff on Tuesday night. The conductor
and brakemen lost their clothing, which
was in the caboose, while they were get
ting the cars separated, to prevent the
others from catching fire. The way
bills were also burned.
A large assortment of Fancy Goods
and Wares Of all kinds just received
Call and see the variety and compare
my prices with others before purchasing.
JAMES MATHEWS.
Mr.. Frank Kline, formerly baggage
master at the depot here, and fireman
on switch engine at Chicago since the
LIST of September, spent Sunday here.
He moved his family to Chicago the first
of this month. Frank expects to work
his way up to engineer and afterwards
to conductor. Good boy, Frank pa
thence and perseverance will bring you
there.
Call and see our new samples of We'd
ding and Programme cards. They are
the incest we ever had.
Detective Michael H. Marks, of Chi
cago, was in this city on Monday, look
ing for a thief who stole travelling
agents gripsack containing about $14,.
600 worth of jewelry The thief was
here on Saturday, and remained at the
depot from 1:23 to 3:15 P. NJ, when he
took the western train. He was cap
tured at Hebron, I'll.
Any one wishing to secure the Western
Pto1Umdn as premium, by paying a
years subscription in advance, must do
SO in very short time, as we have Or
dered nearly the full number of copies
that were owing to us for advertising.
Do not feel disappointed if you come too
late.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Bristol Mutual Fire In
surance Company will be held at the
Town Hall, in said town, on Tuesday, the
fourth day OF January, 1887, at one
o'clock P. NJ, to elect officers and to
transact any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
Dated Bristol, Dec. 20, 1886.
HENRY BLACKMAN, Secretary.
DIR. 9. K. Maynard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. B. Maynard, of Salem, died at
Sioux City, Iowa, on the Goth inst, after
a short illness. DR.. Maynard went to
Sioux City to practice his profession less
than year ago His parents have the
sympathy of all their friends in their
affiiction. Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard were
called to his bedside week before he
died. His remains were brought home
for interment yesterday, and his funeral
will take place to-day Thursday.
Every one calling at Melvllle's is
pleased with the - to be found there.
We have received letter from Mr..
0. B. Simmons, who went from here
few weeks ago to Seattle, Washington
Territory. He said he counted ten full
blown roses On a bush growing out of
doors on the 10th of December-the
date of the letter. He also said there
are vast resources in the surrounding
country, the development of which will
make that one of the richest sections in
the United States.
We publish, this week, two notices of
church entertainments in the country,
sent to us without any signature. Did
we not know the PERSONS writing who
sent them in, they would be thrown into
the waste basket We mention this to
remind those who send in anything for
publication that the writer's name must
accompany it, not necessarily for publ
cation, but for our own protection.
Pbysi,iapS ,oroSoriho Aware Go rca,,o