The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-09-26

States, is in his 8oth year. He. was
born in Boston, was graduated at
Harvard, went west in 1897, served
in the Mexican war, and was a con-
federate brigadier in command Of
the Cherokee Indians. He is an old
newspaper man, but has been prac-
ticing law in Washington for many
years.
The reliable old stand of La Marsh's
is still on deck, where you can rely on get
ting good picture, and the best of all is
you get Is Cabinets and frame for So.
Some notable weddings have oc-
Cured in Racine and others are to
follow. Invitations are issued for
the marriage of Mr.. Charles R. Car
penter, assistant cashier of the
Union National Bank, and Miss Imo-
gene Hand, daughter of Judge E.
0. Hand; the ceremony to take
place Oct. 3rd in the First Presby-
terian Church Mr.. Carpenter has
relatives and friends in this city,
who have been favored with invita-
tons to the wedding.
We make speciality of making win
dow shades to order. See us before buying.
Gilt Star Paint and Wall Paper Store. If
The place to buy your clothing ready
made, or to order is at Eichelman & Sons. If
II have noticed" said Geo. K.
Oyler, "that the men who profess
not to believe in advertising are the
very first ones to discover and kick
about anything in the papers that
does not please them. Especially
do they become rampant if they
consider that it reflects upon their
business, even if it is only three
line item in an obscure corner of
the paper. This ought to convince
them, if nothing else would, that
everything in the papers is read,
and that advertising pays"
WANTED.-A competent (working)
house-keeper. Apply at the Water Cure. Wv
House to rent from November to June
Tiff S. w. TRUEsDELL.
Among the curious condolences is
that two girls from the same small
Ohio village rejected two future
Presidents of the United States, and
both for the same Consequently.
Hayes was one of the suitors, but
the parents of the girl opposed the
match on the ground that he showed
hardly sufficient ability to warrant
trusting their girl to his care. Gar
field paid attentions to the other,
and again the parents objected that
his future prospects were none too
bright. Bedford is the village in
question.
Window shades made to order at Mel
ville's. 12tf
See Lentz & Funck's new WOODEN
YARNS, just in. 12tf
The current issue of Bradstyeet's
estimate q shortage of about II ,ooo,-
900 bushels III wheat crop of the
world as compared with the crop Of
last year. The following countries
are creditable with increases as fol-
lows: United States, 82,ooo,ooo;
Canada, S,ooo,ooo; England and
France, $4,000, 900; other countries,
$4,000, 900, in all $4,000, 900 bush
els. The decreases are: Russia,
IL, 900, 100000; Hungary, sc, ooo, 900;
Roumania, 100000; Germany, s.
900, 900; India, 100000; other
countries, $4,000, 900, in all 166, ooo,-
900 bushels, or a net decrease of
II, 900, 900 bushels.
Drink "Frui Miz' at Hurd's Foun-
tain. 48tf
The Cosmopolitan is one of the fin
est magazines published in this coun-
try. It's illustrations are on a par
with those of the Century and Har-
ber's and its articles just as interest
ing. The Chicago Herald editorial
ly says of it: "The Cosmopolitan aims
to be, and is certainly destined to be-
come, the most popular of maya
zines" The Boston Journal says:
at has more articles in each number
that are readable, and fewer uninter-
esting pages than any of its contem-
poraries." The Boston Traveller
says: ats beautiful illustrations and
great variety of interesting and valu-
able articles by prominent writer's,
make it the best and cheapest maya
zine" Read the offer on another
page. Owls
DIR. Kitto, Racine, Wis: Chronic
diseases 4w16
| To the marriage of Rev. Lucius
0. Lee and Miss Clara M. Hamlin
at Constantinople, Turkey, men
toned i'm the observation-disclosures
last week, it may be added Clara M.
Hamlin was the daughter of Martha
Lowell, we'll known in this town
many years ago as most estimable