The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

The Grand Republic Cigarros for sale by
.Starlzweather & Co, only costs 5 cents to
try one. ... ,..-. -. 3W45. ~.
President Harrison asks the people of
the United States April 30th to engage in
giving thanks and praise to the Ruler of
the Universe. IF this city government is
to bea Christians one, then there are q
number of things that should rot be neg
lected in the prisons of the people. Let US
pray that the present City Council will not
tax one person more than. another. Let US
pray that the road commissioner Will not
haul dirt on to Main street and then haul
it of. Let Us pray that the Council levy
no tax that is not needed. Let US pray for
the poll tax collectors, the doctors, lawyers
and eli:.::ols. let US pray that the poor
starve not and The unemployed ask not in
vain for work Let as pray that machines
short sn the hours of toll rather tn. en-
bitter the LOT Of labor. Let us pray for
continual peaee. ~. " - "..
--Choice Lawn Grass seed for parks,
cemetery lots and lawns for sale at Robin
sons Drug Store 1w46 -.
There has been wild rumor on the
street for some days to the effect that there
was going to he trouble Of. some kind in the
NJ. Z. church and the reporter hurried out
s-se IL IL a. ~
rumor to headquarters. The first few in
quiries he made were greeted with "pull
down your vest" and "you had better go to
Oklahoma" and 50 forth. Meeting one of
| the members Of the church he was informed
il mysterious way that there was trouble
ahead; that the ladies of the NJ. E. church
were getting dictatorial and wanted every
thing their aown way. Whenever they
wanted 'sociable" they went and had one
without consulting the "Iords of creation"
He said that some Of the married men,
bachelors and young men of the city pre-
posed to give sociable this evening, in
which the tables in the parlors of the NJ. E,
church were to be supplied with provisions
by the men. The gentleman then took
from his pocket q menu card, on which he
[ had scrawled the following articles of diet,
with the names of those who are supposed
to- furnish them set opposite: Capt.
Alfred Miller, rice pudding and
Wafies; Capt. Sam Miller. roast pig; Nun
son Paddock, CHICKEN pie; Charles Burritt,
cranberry pie; S. $. DFom, cream biscuit;
U. j. Lewis, deviled ham; William Bailey
a plate OF boiled tongue IT., L. Hackett,
pyramid of snipes; H.W. Marsh, chocolate
cake; Jimmy Kehlor, strawberries and
cream; Geo. Hale, stewed macarcni Gtallan
style); F. G. Head, squash pie; Fred En-
gel, gooseberry pie; Geo. Wallis, trui11ed
goose; j. i. Stevens Jr, eclair's 'lacreme;
E.. G. Hugunin, baked mushrooms Capt.
Elliott was down on the menu tablet for
plum duff, but as the Captain is guiding the
"Morning Star" somewhere over the broad
surface of Lake Michigan, he cannot be
present. Every lady in Kenosha is invited
to the feast. The only difference between
this sociable and former ones is that the
ladies won't furnish the tables.
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II. Hnrd has addedzto his stock a
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Prices in overcoats, mitten5 and gloves
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