The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-11
-Di oud dyed chicks at TInrd's.

The little daughter of j. l.. Judge fell
and broke her arm last week.
The public schools will reopen next
Monday.
-Hurd's diamond dyed chicks.
Quarterly meeting was held at the Nj.
+, church on last Saturday evening and
Sunday. Rev. Halsey, D. D., presided.
$4,000 to loan, in sums to suit, on real
estate security. URBAN J. LEWIS,
Cashier.
MIR. George Perkins one of the oldest
settlers of Racine, died Monday at the age
of so years
One week from next Sunday, April q,
will be Easter Sunday and there It i'll be
plenty of flowers for church decorations.
-Landreth's (Philadelphia) reliable
Seeds at Hurd's Drug Store. Last years
stock all burned. 46tf
There was a slight fall of snow on
Thursday evening, aud it was quite cold the
following day.
Leach & Lamb has the finest assert
ment of garden seeds in this city. They sell
them in bulk.
For Tube coIors and all artists me- terial
call on Hurd, the Druggist 46tf
Geo. Melville is doing land Office
business in the wall paper line, having sent
out 600 rolls last week to Capt. Ackerman,
at Twin Lakes.
A second band engine and boiler for
sale cheap, by a. \. Foster, Box Factory,
Racine Wis. Aw46
The remains of John Alberts, for
mer reeideUt Of Kenosha, who died in the
Insane asylum al Oshkosh, were brought to
Kenosha for burial on Friday last
Citizens residing on the park suggest
that the Jail tramps be put to work by the
city authorities in cleaning the leaves and
rubbish off the park, which is public groun .
For Sale, a surrey and harness, of the
finest style, best make and nearly new. If
G. A. YULE.
Michael Hoye, Michael Harkins and
John Harrington are the applicants for the
office of Chief of Police. Ouly one can
have it after all. ,
Choice Lawn Grass seed for parks
cemetery lots and lawns for sale at Robin
sons Drug Store. 7w46
-WANTED:--A gentle and sound horse
for light driving. Will be veil
cared for, and $1O0 per week paid for use
of same until July /. Address, Box -.
The crew of the schooner Nellie Ham
mond left her in sinking condition on
Thursday last. The crew arrived safe at
Racine
New shades in Spring Dress goods and
Trimmings, at Lentz & Funck's.
The local Grand Army Post has ap-
pointed a committee to make arrangements
for the proper observance Of Decoration
Day.
New Garden Seeds, tested and true.
Lowest price, at the Corner Drug Store If
quite number of people went up 10
Racine on Tuesday evening, to hear Mrs.
Alice J. Shaw. the wh;stling primme
donna, and report having good time
Mrs. Mary Ludwig, wife of Mr.. John
Ludwig, formerely of the Town of Brighton
died on Sunday last, of heart disease at the
age Of II years. The funeral took place on
Tuesday from St. Georges church;
For SALE. "A choice young cow new
ly in milk. For further information call at
this office.
The schooner "Evaline" lately purchas-
ed from Jackson, Allan & Co., is having
thorough overhauling. She will sail some
time next week with j. E. GARDINER as
master.
Gold Rings made all sizes. We do
our own gold soldering.
if WEIsKoPF BROS.
-Gottfried Petzke the father of Messrs.
Herman and Henry Petzke, of this city
died on Friday last at the age of IS years.
He also leaves three daughters besides the
two sons above mentioned.
III. F. Millager has contracted with
the Utica Sewer Pipe Co. for sewer pipe
and cement and will keep full supply.
Call on him. 3w45
Fifteen years years ago last Monday
several fishermen were drowned in the lake |
off Kenosha. 1t was sad event and will |
long be remembered by Kenosha people |
who resided here at the time.
"A new and complete stock Of homeo-