The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-11

"A. A. Foster, formerely CT this rountv.
now OF Racine in the paper box business
and who was burnel out short time since
was in town last Saturday. kenosha
people should remember their old friends
and give Mr.. Foster a good share Of their
patronage in his line
--WANTED:-Man to superintena Keno
sha branch OF cur Chicago business; $1,000.
salary and commission first year; $500, cash
security and best references must be fir.
nished. EAsrgs
255 Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Martha Kruger, Mabel Dearsler, Bell
Curtiss, Jennie Braid, Louisa Hanschc, Ida
Hance. Joseph Dose # Dist. No. II. Somers
il.ve been neither absent nor tardy for the
month ending March 10
LAURA DEARsLEY,
Teacher.
For fine Watch, Check and Jewelry re-
pairing, go to Weiskopf Bros. opposite
Uraht house. 22tf
Capt. Ssmmn''hs is hsriug his schooner.
the "Wolverine," painted and repaired
The captain Is ''rlIslIer" and we wonder
why he permitted the Morning Star" to
beat him out OF por. Probably because
lake freisAts are dull
Smokers there are great MANY So
called best &C. cigars, but for genuine i'm
ported Long Havana Filler, no aiultera
ton, drugs or artificial flavor the old relis.
BILE "Warbler" cannot be beaten.
25tf Fl, ANDRE
There will he e u;eetn. at the Business
Mems ClI5 rooms an saturday eve april
18th, at s o'clock sharp, for tie purpose of
taking steps toward forming Building and
Loan Association. Eyeryone interested in
such Oh association, and il tie growth and
prosperity OF onr city is cordially invited to
be present.
Not handsome b;,t ,seIicimls ynroke
The Grand Republic Cig4rros t>r sale bv
starkwea;her Il Go only costs 5 cents to
try one. ;w4:1
The schoone, "Woll;n," Christian
Weier, master, is being furnished with a
new cot Of paint. This bo2t has had a
complete overhanlng and is considered
in lirst-class condition for the seasons wors.
She will sail for Mnskegan where she will
load with lumber for consi snees 1T Wauke-
gan.
--Starkwe*tier & Co., have secured the
agency for the Grand Republic C;garros a
strictly clear Havana Cigar Sc each, or.
$3.50 per box. 3w45
Conrad Shearcf, NormZn Si,earer
Herbert Shesrer, Amy Shearcr, Lizzie
Werve, Ella Toner, Mamie Toner are the
pupils Of Joint Dist No. H., towns ofPleas
ant Prairie and Somers have been neither
absent nor tardy for the full term of five
months, ending April 3, 1889.
VIM. WELToS, Teacher
Be sure to call for the genuine "Land-
reth's Pedigree" put up by David Landreth
& Sons, Of Philidelrha, and % not b. de-
ceived by any Of the limitations, which are
worthless. The genuine Lambeth SEEDS
are bought on the cremation plan and sold
oaIy at Robinson's Dug Store 7w46
Call in and see our new Stock of ging.
hams and sateens. LENTz & FUNcK.
Grand Republic Cigarros are fully
equal to the finest 1Oc cigars in every
feature but workmanship and they cost but
5 cents. The manufacturers guarantee
them absolutely clear Havana long filler.
Starkweather Il Co., have them at sc each
or $3.50 per box of 100. 3w45
The regular monthly meeting of the
w. c. 7. U. will he held in the parlors OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. parlor, next Tuesday at
2:30 p. m. There will be an interesting
program and all ladies are invited to be
present. A fnll attendance of members is
especially desirable as there is important
business TO be transacted.
HELEN M. PERKINS,
Cor. Secy.
I'VE cordially inoite the ladies Of Kenoshu
to inspect our Spring stock Of millinery, schieb
comprises the nearest and latest designs.
45g Weiskopf Bros
The schooner Hattie Earl, of Chicago,
owned by Kurch and Dettler, dragged at
her anchor while off this port last Friday
and came ashore at the mouth of Jerome
Creek. The owners of the Earl were In.
tending to load her with gravel at this
port. There were fifteen men aboard of
her, four as a crew and eleven laborers, all
Of whom are safe. The schooner is "high
and dry" and can probably be gotten off
without mourning much if any damage.
For SALE.-Lots on Fremont Avenue,
~ r. Symmonds. Sw44
The relatives of Mr.. James Jensen and
Miss Edith Fosdick gathered at the home
,f Mr. and Mrs Ar p Tensen Church