The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-13
Seek no further furs al Fishers. 2w29
Geo. Melville and T. w. Lyman & Son
lave new ads in this issue.

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have new ads in this ISSUE
A regular Holiday hurrah at Fishers
Rev. G. w. Ellison, of Rochester, Ind,
will preach in the Baptist church of this
city next Sunday, morning and evening.
THE Scarlet Nine" filled the Opera
House on Tuesday evening. The play was
we'll put on and was quite entertaining.
The Grand street bridge is still pro-
crossing, and if the weather holds out it
will be completed before long.
For books and Xmas cards go to Hurd's
Drug Store. 2w29
Rev. W. L. Bray will preach next
Sunday morning on the theme, "Shall Or
thodoxy be put away"
Your attention is called to new ads in
this issue of the Gilt Star Paint Store and
VIM. E. Fisher.
If you have notion to buy, Fisher has
notions to sell. 2w29
Have you noticed Starkweather's dis
play of holiday goods? Go in and look at
his prices. They will astonish you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Paddock are the
proud parents Of a healthy boy, born to
them Saturday evening.
Michael Niederprim and Henry Sheele
were both arrested for selling liquor on
Sunday and were each fined $40 and costs.
Buy your Christmas cards of c. FL.
Hurd, beautiful assortment. 2w29
Mrs. E. E. Mailer gave very elegant
tea party last Friday afternoon from 8 un.
til 6 to about sixty of her lady friends.
Floor Oil Cloth reduced to 25c. yard
at Doan & Browns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyers, rejoice at
the birth of daughter which came to them
Wednesday of last week.
Keep "no valuables" at your homes.
Deposit your money with Dan Head & Co.,
and your valuable papers in their Safety
Vault.
-FoUND-A black silk embroidered lady's
ago IN Kenosha. The owner can recover it
by coming to this office, identifying it and
paying charges. 2Stf
The Gilt Star Paint Store offers the
largest array of toys for children and suit
able presents for people Of all ages in the
city. Step in and look over his stock.
old woman, old woman, whittier so
high? Pm going my Christmas gifts to
buy. Old woman, old woman, you'd better
come down, where prices are lower than
any in town. At Melville's, of course. 3w2S
New store, fresh stock and fine as
sortment of goods is to be found at the new
establishment of Leach & Lamb Attend
the opening Saturday.
Our patrons are requested to be little
patient with us during this holiday season.
After Christmas the advertising will largely
decrease and we will have more room and
time to devote to the news of the paper.
A few coarse wool rams of the Shrop
schire breed for sale cheap. Inquire Of G..
A. Shields, Bristol, Wis. 4w2S.
Mrs. Geo. Hale and Mrs. J. T. Yule,
will give large progressive euchre party
tomorrow friday evening in the Bust
ness Mems Club room.
Mr.. Dick Drom has put Manufacture
ing Singer Machine in the Northwestern
Mattress Factory for the purpose of manu-
featuring mattress cots.
&C. Fl. Hurd, "The Druggist" and
bookseller" has an elegant line of Christ
mas Booklets, and Monotints An i'm
provement on the fringed Xmas cards.
Call and look them over 2w29
The Grant House is winning the high
est praise from everyone for its excellent
cuisine. They set up some great meals
there.
The body of the man who recently
died at the Commercial Hotel, has not yet
been claimed and is still at the undertak-
ing establishment of Hansen & Huck
Now comes Xmas And Geo. M.
Melville is fully prepared for it with an
elegant and extensive Holiday Stock at the
most reasonable prices. 3w20
Remember the closing out sale of dry
goods at Knapp's old stand. A large line
of the finest goods at very low prices. No
trouble to show goods. Everything must
go regardless of prices. This chance only
lasts few days longer
On Thursday evening last large party
was given at the residence of Robert Jones
of Benton ILL.,, who is the father-in-law of
Mr.. Peter S'ahl of Kenosha Large dele
cations were present from Kenosha and
Waukegan.