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

rant If you have social gathering
of few friends, bring around big
cake, six pies or ham-not neces-
sarily to eat, but as a guarantee good
of faith. You needn't bother to invite
us, it may be little too warm for
our wardrobe. We mention these
little things because we want the
news and we will have it.
Eds Liniment does it. Cures Curbs,
Splints, etc., and all other punches on hor-
ses that any liniment will cure. Sold by
Starkweather & Co. 3tf.
Mr.. Frank r. Stockton has writ
ten a new and characteristic story
called "The Merry Chanter.' 1t
will begin in the November Century
and run through four numbers. The
story takes its name from vessel
which started from a Massachusetts,
port on a peculiar cruise. The
owners, young married couple, are
on board, and the vessel is CON-
handed and manned by four village
captains of unusual experience. Mr..
Dana Gibson will illustrate it. The
November Century is also to contain
new story by Mark Twain
Leach & Lamb have the retail agency
for the Scotford Rubber Stamps. Any one
wishing anything in that line should call
and get prices before buying elsewhere. loft
1t is the most penurious kind of
economy to deprive your family Of a
local paper. The wife don't get out
to see and learn IS does the father
and children, and hence is deprived
of source of enjoyment that serves
to relieve the many hours of lone
illness when she is alone or with the
small children. And then the home
paper is an educator of the children,
as they will read of the people and
incidents with which they are &C
quainted. There is nothing that can
be introduced in family that will
teach the children to read faster and
better than the home paper.-E1.
What is the use of sending your laun-
dry out of town when there is good steam
laundry at home Prices as low and work
just as good as in Chicago.
If Grant House Basement
An old veteran from Iowa walked
the most of the way to the Encamp.
ment at Milwaukee and back to
Madison, when he gave out and
called on Gov. Hoard for help. He
was furnished with a ticket to Iowa
Falls and went on happy. He said
he knew he had not money enough
to pay his way when he started, but
he could not miss the chance to see
his old comrades again if he had to
tramp every mile of the road. His
legs, however, had lost a good deal
of their pith since he marched with
Sherman to the sea, and if Gov.
Hoard had not played the Good
Samaritan he would have been in
deep trouble.
We have no Watch Club but will sell
you a full jewelled Rockford movement,
with gold fitted case, warranted for 20 years,
for S23.75-$8.25 cheaper than club rates.
52tf WEIsKOPF Bros.
At Lyons and other French cities
the cars are run by compressed air.
They cover from eight to ten miles
per hour.
-Carbolineum Avenaeius, the great
wood and stone preserver, for sale by Gilt
Star Paint Store.
At New York 10000 people walk
the streets at night for want of a
home and as many more are not sure
of their breakfast.
in custom work Louis Eichleman, the
cutter, takes the lead. He is always to be
found at Eichleman & Sons clothing store
A Cleveland man attends funerals
takes the sermon in shorthand
writes it with typewriter on Dor
dered paper, and sells it to the fami-
ly for from 81 to SIS.
We are agents for the Electro Magnetic
Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Eyes carefully
tested with the Optometer.
Att WEIsKoPF BROS.
Omaha coal dealers complain
about 500 license, while the dry
goods, hardware and grocers go free
Now we have it. Rose Leaf Jelly, s
beautiful preparation for the skin. Cures
; all eruptions and roughness. No oil, nc
grease Will not soil silk or kid. Made
and sold only by Starkweather & Co 3tf
C. B. Rouss is a New York mil
lionaire. He hunts up drunkards
and employs them He says they
are good metal. He hadn't cent
thirteen years ago. He sleeps on ar
iron bed in his store, closes his place
when an employe dies, and furnishes
the carriages.