The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-04

The usual sociable will be held at the
M. E. church this evening.
New houses continue to appear nearly
every day now in the western part Of town.
New Garden Seeds, tested and true
Lowest price, at the Corner Drug Store if
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lane are happy
over new boy that came to their home last
Saturday
Andersonvile Prison Pen" by Smith,
Tuesday. All members of G. A. Il. should
hear him.
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-rue Quarterly meetings viii be helu
next Saturday at the NJ. E. church Rev.
s. Halsey will preach Sunday morning and
evening.
Gold Rings made all sizes. We do
our own gold soldering.
If WEIsKoPF BROS.
Pleasant Prairie elected Republican Of
fcers on Tuesday, except Bert Fox for Su-
pervisor, who says he run on taxpayers
ticket.
-2or Sale, a surrey and harness, of the
finest style, best make and nearly new. If
G. A. YULE.
Entertainment in Y M. c. A. Hall to-
night. Stryker will lecture on the Orient
Music by orchestra. Admission 25 cents
Mem bers free.
H f. Millager has contracted with
the Utica Sewer Pi pc Co. for sewer pipe
and cement and will keep full supply
Call en- him. 3w45
Remember, those books of Interest Ia
bIes are going fast. When these are gone
the supply will cease. Come in, pay up
and get one.
For SALE.-Half acre lots on Fremont
Avenue, by R. Symmonds. AVID
Speaking of Dr. Stryker the Ulster
Req 4~ahsam, Kingston, N. Y, says: "The
lecture was marked by originality, depth of
thought, clearness and vigor of diction and
pertinence of illustration, which presented
his propositions to the minds Of his auditors
forcibly and distinctly"
Grand Republic Cigarros are fully
equal TO the finest 10c cigars in every
feature but workmanship and they cost but
cents. The manufacturers guarantee
them absolutely clear Havana long filler.
Starkweather & Co., have them at SC each
| or Df,0U per DOX OF 4OU. OVID
"A new and complete sock Of homoeo-
pathic medicines at the Corner Drug
Store. 45tf
From April !, 1889, gas will be sold at
$3.50 per thousand feet. For sixty days
from that date piping and fitting up build
ings will be done by the company at cost
Also chandeliers and gas fixtures of all sorts
will be sold at greatly reduced prices, thus
giving consumers the advantage Of whole
sale rates. Selections can be made from
plates in the hands of the Secretary, Mrs
j. III. kimbaIl, or on an order to any firm
in Chicago selling gas fixtures. Orders fol-
piping, fixtures, etc, etc, can be left with
the Secretary, at the residence of J. H
Kimball, Pres
For fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry re
pairing, go to Weiskopf Bros. opposite
Grant House. 22tf
The Spring election passed off very
quietly all over the county. There was moi
much over half vote anywhere. In The
city only 900 votes were cast out Of about
1900 No one seemed to take any special
interest in the issue; Mr. Williams was re-
elected Mayor by about 100 majority and all
the other city nominees were on both tick.
cts. In the First ward VIM. ODonnell was
elected alderman for full term and VIM. E
Hill for vacancy A. II. Lance will be
school commissioner; J: B. Kupfer, super
visor, and W. F. Halliday, constable. In
the 'oloody" second the Dea 'ocratic nomin-
ees had their own way. Alderman, Albert
Zens; Supervisor, John Bruins, Sr; School
commissioner, John Engelhardt; Constable,
Matt Puetz. In the Third ward Mr.. Van
Ingen received q majority of Is. Mr.. Prid-
dis ran for alderman on an independent
ticket and was elected Geo. Hale was
elected supervisor; John I. Yule, school
commissioner, and David Vaughn, consta-
BILE. The Fourth ward elected Peter Dahl
as the proper statesman to represent it in
the legislative BODY oil this city. Matt