The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-09-12
LOCAL NOTES AND NOTIONS.

but September came in like lion heated
with rage.
Pictures! Get the best, and that you
will at La Marsh's. 3tf
Thomas A. Edison has been Gre
ated Count by King Humbert of
Italy. Humbert can add no dignity
to the simple title Edison possessed
before ever he saw ltaly-that of an
American citizen.
For fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry re-
pairing, 60 to Weiskopf Bros, opposite
Grant House. 22tt
The man is rich who doesn't want
more than he has means to get.
Some one has said that riches con-
ssts in the abundance of things a
man does not want, and there is
great pile of solid chunks of wisdom
in the saying.
ALI parties using homeopathic medi-
cines can get book free by calling at the
Corner Drug Store. loft
All the farmers unite in saying
that if frost holds off for two or three
weeks longer, we shall have the best
corn crop seen for years. Some talk
of 100 bushels to the acre, and some
go even higher than that-R1eA-
m0nd Gazette.
YARNS in all CoLoRs, best in Quail
tiles, lowest in PRICES, See Lentz &
Funck. l2tf
The Chicago Exposition opened
on last Wednesday, and will remain
open until and including October 10.
1t is intended that this exposition
will be one of the finest ever held,
as it will probably be the last ever
held in the present Exposition
building.
DIR Evans, of Racine, will be in Kenu-
sha every Wednesday until farther notice.
Orders left at Starkweather's drug store. tt
An infallible way to eXterminate
the English sparrow is said to be:
Grasp it firmly by the legs, hire a boy
to hold its head down on a smooth
block Of wood and cut its neck in
two. If the blow misses the sparrow
and cuts off the boys fingers, secure
another boy and proceed as before.
All wall paper in stock closed out at
wholesale prices at Melvile's, agent for
G. Whiting & Sons manufacturers. 12tf
The figure in our dates has come
to stay. No person now living will
ever date a document without using
40. 1t now stands on the extreme
right-I889. Next year it will be
the second place-and there it will
stay ten years. 1t will then move up
to the third plaCe-I0oo-and there
rest for 100 years.
See Lent & Funck's new WOODEN
YARNS, lust in 12tf
Along the rugged pathway of this
cloud Swallowed life of ours there is
no JOY so great, no triumph so COM
plete, no success so fraught with
rapture that of newspaper editor
when a de inQuent subscriber calls
and deposits the hard cash. Re-
member this in the days when you
. are flush. -EH
Window shades made to order at Mel
viIles. 12tf
The publishers of St. NitAolas an
nounce that that popular children's
magazine is to be enlarged, begin
ming with the new volume, which
opens with November, 1889, and
that new and clearer type will be
adopted. Four important serial sto-
ries by four well-known American
authors will be given during the
coming year.
Drink "Frui Miz" at Hurd's Foun-
tain. 48tf
Postal money orders can now be
sent to a stranger and be paid with
lUClIlllCdLlOll, az bllN lSN uNSI VI tl1S
sender who instructs the postoflce
department to "waive examination. "
The new rule will be great conven-
fence to commercial travellers gener-
ally, who have been annoyed by in
ability to find any person to identify
them in city where they are not
acquainted.
"A very desirable eight-room house on
South Chicago street for rent. Enquire al
this Office 14tt
The generally accepted theory
that a warm summer follows a cold
winter, and vice-versa, has been
carefully examined by Science
with the aid of temperature records
made in the same place, under the
same conditions, twice a day for
forty years. "Science cannot find
any rule on the subject, and has
come to the conclusion that no est
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