The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-01
Lane Manufacturing Co., ar,
gong to build an addition to their works.

Lane Manufacturing Co., are
gong to btfild an addition to their works,
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The, Stahl Bros, have been making i'm.
pIrroey3eelments. in, Their meat market. New
RACKS. fresh paint and freshness everywhere
is the erder5ofithe day there & ~,
The city bakery is doing good BUSH
ness and those in charge evidently know.
how to do good business. They are ac-
cemmodating in any event anEa .4=e
This paper is printed invariably We'd
,nesday afternoon and all advertisements to
. ( inserted or changed must be in by Tues
day afternoon at the latest. " ~. <4"f''..
]. ID French newspaper slang "bouillon7
(soup) means the portion Of any days
issas that remains unsold. This appears
to be the derivation Of "in the SOUP
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vi -Messrs. G. II. Hurd, F. C. Binninger,
Geo. M. Melville, r. O. Gottfredsen and
the Grant House Clothing and Boot and
Shoe Co. have new announcements in, this
issue. Read them. " =" - h.,
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Mr.. Henry Dickhaut who had his
collar bone broken while playing baseball
a few weeks ago is able to attend to bust
ness at the old stand, corner ofMain and
Market Streets. s.5E1+Ei 5I3NNIT9V3 "
Prairie Avenue has pavements on, both
sides of the street from the Park to the city
limits, with the exceptions of two lots, one
west of the railroad and one east of it.
Both will be laid very shortly, it is hoped
1.-The festival given by the GU r.
ladies last Saturday evening was a very
gratifying success Notwithstanding the
rain in the early part of the evening. The
hall was tastefully decorated, the supper
was good and bountiful and the music ex-
cellent. It is gratifying to see the strength
manifested by the G.. "A. R. in this
community and the general public inter-
est and sympathy with their welfare and
work. .... t-,i.-.5 ,1tfw 81
"A couple of young men are in town
working up scheme for circulating Ii
braro. They ask you to becomea subscrib--
er to 1T, paying 81 therefor and the number
of subscribers is the number of books placed
in the library. The library is given in
charge of some one who for his trouble re-
ceiys. all the books as his own at the end
Of two years. IF Kenosha wants lciirrculat-
ing library it can be obtained at one-third
the cost this plan involves. ..,.. :,
The, members of Richard Lyman's
family, and In particular his Father and
Mother, wish to express their proiound
thanks to the many good friends land il
seemed as If all Kenosha was included
who came to their relief in the hour of sore
Distress, Where all were so kind lit il
hard to discriminate, but they cannot re-
frain from mentioning those who through
dreary days and the weary watches of tn,
night joined in searching for Richard
body. They feel constrained also to ex
press their grateful appreciation of thu
work of loving hands. which with flower
made the church so beautiful and helped
| dispel the gloom of the grave.
The CONNIE lnoration of great historic
events, IS now the order of the day i,
this country. The most important event
! for centuries past was the discovery O
America in 1892 by Christopher Columbus
The 4OOth anniversary of this great histor
! ic event, will occur in August 1892, three
years hence. It may seem premature tt
agitate the proposed commemoration, bu
the vast interest that attaches to it, justif
es the much now being said in large cities
particularly in New York and Chicago
in respect to their advantages for accomo-
dating such gathering Of people, as viii
assemble on such an occasion. Each Civ.
ing reasons why they should be selected
for the place of celebration. ..~J"@
The Monona Assembly has had in at
tendance some of the most distinguished
clergymen and lecturers the past week
An-opportunity has been afforded to lister
to the best pulpit and platform speakers in
the country. Mr.. Clapp and wife, of this
city, were of the visitors at Monona.. I'm
fortunately the exciting subject of prohibi.
ton came up in the Assembly on Friday
last and proved near disrupting the meet.
ing. The oMonona Christian Assembly
would render the cause Of temperance bet.
ter service by endeavors to unite the
friends Of temperance on some course of &C
ton for restraining the evil of liquor
drinking than by denouncing plans which
they believe wrong.
Friday evening, August I'd, Miss Hat
tie Mack will give an entertainment in the
M. e. church at Pleasant Prairie, consist
ing of shadow scenes, pictures, etc, which
have been given at many places with great
success. The Sunfower Quartette, which
makes a very novel and pleasing appear
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