The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

| A United States warshlp manned Win
800 men has sailed on five months trip to
the west coast of Africa for the purpose OF
allowing few scientists to look at the SIN
in eclipse At last our navy has struck its
gait
Il have $4,000 to loan on city or coun-
try real estate, running 2, 3, or years, in
sums of 81, 900 upwards. Call soon.
3w21 URBAN j. LEWIS
"A Fair for the benefit of st. James
James church will be held at Simmons
Hall, commencing next Monday, October
18th, and will continue during the week.
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. lott
II would be pretty good scheme to get
the old, rickety and dilapidated sidewalks
about town repaired before winter sets In
There certainly are some that need it bad
enough.
In this age we cannot afford to live with
out books 1t is cheaper to Guy than TO
borrow. Start library. get informed and
be independent. Visit Melville's and see
what can be had for little money. y
-25 carpenters wanted; inside work and
long lob to satisfactory men. Also Is la
borers wanted, inside job.
| RosEMALT Works,
2w2l Waukegan, Ill.
If everybody could be wealthy, like news
paper men, and there were no fires, hight
ming, billiards, earthquakes, cyclones, or
other dangerous means of locomotion, this
would be good world to live in, after all.
1t costs you nothing to look at Hurd's
display of Lamps and Fancy Goods on Sec
ond floor Inspection invited, an elegant
assortment and some great bargains
| Please call.
Your attention is called to Mr.. Albert
| Zens' local advertisement on the 9th page.
| A load draws 80 per cent easier on springs
and when you want wagon spring call on
Mr. Zens.
oysters Oysters Oysters in bulk
or in cans, stewed, fried, scalloped, roasted,
big or little, in large or small quantities, but
always fresh at Haberstadt's. Don't fail to
call on him when you want oysters. Re-
member, the place is Halberstadt, the
| Raker's 4w21
Your attention is called to the announce
ment of Mr. John Fink's sale in another
column. He is going to quit farming and
| wants to dispose of the entire large equip
ment of stock, implements, etc.
Smokers, there are great many so.
called best Sc cigars, but for genuine i'm
ported Long Havana Filler, no adultera
ton. drugs or artificial flavor, the old relia-
BILE i'Warbler" cannot be beaten.
| 25tf I'll. ANDRE
We have received the published address
of the St. Louis worlds fair committee.
We admire their public spirit and if it is
any consolation to them will say that if
Chicago can't have it we hope ST. Louis
will.
The days are growing shorter and it is
quite cool in the mornings and evenings.
You want Tasty Fall suit and nobby
overcoat to match. Eichelman q Sons
have just the thing for you. An immense
| stock of Fall suitings and oV ercoatings just
| received. tt
1t isn't exactly safe to wink at a prize
fight in Wisconsin, even if you are chef of
police. A slugging match was arranged at
Ashland and the chief of police was induced
to keep his hands off, Now comes the sher-
iff acting under orders from the Governor,
and arrests that functionary and dozeu
others for connection with the mill.
Weiskopf Bros. say they want to see
every one of their friends and customers
supplied with first class watch before the
New Year dawns They are interested in
no "Watch Club" Scheme, but if any re-
sponsible party is desirousy of getting
good time piece and is willing to pay rea-
sonable amount down, the matter of future
payments can be arranged on the most lib
eral basis.
On Monday of last week Mr.. David Tay
lor, of Newport, died at the advanced age
of 81 years. The deceased was born in En-
gland and came 20 this country in 1852 and
settled near Kenosha. In 1856 he removed
to Newport and resided there until the
time of his death, an honored and respected
citizen He leaves four children, three
sons and one daughter to mourn his death
and honor his memory. The funeral was
held on Wednesday and was very largely
attended, Waukegdr Gazette.
To make room in order to better sup
ply the increasing demand, G. H. Hurd,
''the Druggist" has fitted up fine show
room on the second floor of his store, with
stairway easy of ascent, leading from store
and displays big stock of 1Parlor Vase
Lamps, Library Lamps, Hall Lamps, Brass
Lamps, Fancy Goods in Plush and Brass,
Vases, Albums, Dolls; all new and attrac-
| tive novelties. Call in and look them over
whether you wish to buy or not, it costs
you nothing Many new and attractive
goods on first floor also.
A drive over to Trevor few days ago
was full of pleasure and profit to the,writer.
New buildings are going up as if by magic
and the farming community of twelve
months ago is transformed into a miniature
city Here are located the largest stock
yards-Chicago excepted-on the line of
the w. G. Ry. The buildings now cover
several acres and new shed is being built
thirty rods in length. The Thayer Re
frigerator Co. have just put large amount