The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-10-18

The man who regularly reads a bor-
rowed newspaper, in order to save the
expense of subscribing for it, may be very
estimable citizen, but we would vote
against him handling the collection plate
in the church we belonged to.
Complete stock, fair prices and gooo
treatment is Melville's motto always as his
customers will tell you. Call and see his
line. 12w5O
The following are the names of the
pupils of Dist. No /. Bristol, who have
been neither absent or tardy for the month
ending Oct. s. 1888, Leila Bishop, Maggie
Bishop and Emeline Bishop
NELLIE UPsoN,
Teacher
Placed on the Counters at the New
Store, Knapp's Old Stand, $500 pairs of
Ladies' and Children's hose and 500 pieces
of Underwear, above are the entire line of
manufacturers samples but at fifty cents on
the dollar and will be sold about half usual
price.
HEADQUARTERS FRED S. LOVELY
POST, NO. ESQ, DEPARTMENT
WISCONSIN G. A. r.
All members of the post are requested to
be present at the regular meeting, Monday,
Oct. %, 1883 at half past seven o'clock,
"sharp." Department Commander A. c.
Weisset, of Milwaukee will be present and
a good time is guaranteed
| GEO. c. LIMPERT, GEO. HALE.
Adjutant, pro fem. Commander
Those wishing to join Mrs. PERKINS,
dancing class will meet for the first lesson
Saturday, October 9th Children's class
from $3.50 to $50; Adult class from 7:30 to
$50 P. m. All desiring to make applica-
ton for lessons can see Mrs. Perrin at the
rooms of the Business Mems Club from 1:30
to $3.50 p. m. On the above date.
Don't try to live in that sitting room
without re-papering, when you can do
| first-class job for So or So by selecting
nice paper aud border to match at Mel
ville's. 12w5O
Orders for hard and soft coal left with
Henry Mathews will receive prompt atten-
ton. 40tf JOHN ODoNNELL.
| The vocal and instrumental concert
given by the ST. Georges choir at St.
Georges School Hall last Monday evening
was one of the most enjoyable concerts ever
given in this city. The German people are
natural musicians and if there is any one
thing that will bring forth roars of laughter
from the oldtime residents of the Father
land, it is comic song well rendered in
their native tongue. The hall was crowded
to overffowing and seats were way above
premium. Over 400 people were present
and many went away from tho hall, who
could not procure seats. The entire pro.
gram was carried out as advertised. A del
egatlon of sixteen citizens from Racine were
present and pronounced the concert grand
success and one of the very best they ever
attended. Profs. Simon and Inkmann as
sisted by the Rev. M. Graetlinger, who is a
talented musician, sent forth "harmody of
sweet sounds" from violins and piano in the
rendition of the ''Grand March, Messrs.
Nlesen and Stemm brought down the house
in a comic Duet entitled "Adyocat und
Bauer" "Air Varie," violin solo by
Prof. Simon, was especially fine and it
ought to be as Prof. Simon has wide rep
utation as musician. "Clara Nolan's Bali"
as rendered by Fred Stemm would make
cat smile One old gentleman up uear the
door was taken with fit of laug hter and
while struggling to catch his breath came
very near falling out of his seat Taken as
a whole the concert was one of the most
successful ever given in Kenosha