The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-18
your city against all unjust

"A Cary Judd, Of Racine, was in
the city Friday evening on business.
%. M. Petit left for Kansas City,
Mo-, Friday evening on a business trip.
Easter has made a big difference
in the trade of local merchants this
year. 17'-'s
Mrs. Russell, of Union Grove, is
here visiting among friends and lrela-
tives. s.A- A2
DR.. M. C. Smith has just added to
her office furniture a handsome oak
cabinet. 5 y 800 ~
A small advertisement ought to be
an inspiring example Of forceful, grace.
full English. 3-..- $50
Christopher Brown, a former old
resident of Salem, died last, Thursday
at Waukegan.
Mat Huck, ST.. is quite. unGer.
the weather, but insists on going to the
store every day. a~- .-...@1 .c,r a.,r,..r i
&c. A. Dickhaut has a large IL
room house to construct plans for. at
ManitoWoc, Wis. i 4-9f- Il ao.f, .efa9
"A. A.. Riel says he wants to sell the
schooner Evaline. She lies near the
Main street bridge 7r5z5-f~ 1a 1av
| Brown Il. Schroeder will move
their photograph gallery across the.
street about May 1. eF7 za4 evad 81
"A burglar attempted to get into.
George Hale's barn Friday night, 9but
the dog scared him away. tc ,9.r1cav
George Perrin has been making
several Improvements on his front yard.
The place looks very neat, a1@tf s.Ll@.
Racine is to have a temperance
saloon on the 9plan Of the one estab-:
lished in Chicago by Bishop Fallows.
i Be careful Of fires in burning grass
and rubbish this spring. A littlesfre
may burn up a good deal Of property.
The Justices of the peace do not
have business enough now to make It
worth the while to keep their oinces
open. 2'@'~ - t'.',s,S.. 7'''
The yard Of Edward Bain's, resi-
dence has been nicely graded and will
present one Of tie prettiest lawns 81 il 2.
the city. ~ = .'.,,-A. - ....14' ..:,
+ did you. know that you. weigh
more at noon than you do in, the morn
ing?", says 3yy1ss75 the proprietor Of a. meat.
market. ~ ....o<r.-,5.l. ..< T.,5 s....... 81.
john Betting is putting a. good job
of work on the Lentz & ,Funek block.
When complete the four corners there
will be. quite substantial lookiing. doand
$3.50 Mrs.. Mary Kinneyy whose illness
was reported 9from9 time to- time; died
Friday evening at the age of 78years.
She was an leld1 resident of the city
Her funeral will be held tomorrow from
ST. James church. ancQ9R .aIasen 5.';h 4
|<S@Tf Yes; we are doing al good business"
says a milliner.s ssNo matter whether
business is good or not, when the lady
of the house eRaIits3a new hat she gets
it generallyl& Still, theysdoff't get such
expensive ones 'n3si5EoH am s7:@ iHed
Fs. i The Boys have anew game they
|1sall EShofeshoe,'t in which! Istl1ey draw
left al ways; and try to. throw horseshoe
Bhhils to stick up inside IF circles! Some
ale adopts But ali amateur icd1r' make
4ene iii twenty stick 52-A '9TgsAr 8se:l
f 1The New ork GREET 81 FOODS DDS men
Unjust take large n1fuumbeF7 Of Dir 'bltsfS
Ness men to be exceedingly. green
Green goods Circulars afe sr1esc3eivgd here
almost very day by some Of tlhtefrf and
the Gt1sfS ttsF + tt3afe If ga2s2 e
4 lf}lsldl at = + flt66, s5uff 7a D ,s
ft; ia, April 3Qtn,,( 1895, BY the Rev: j: W
TAYLOR, Charles =: Brands aid Miss
Anna NJ. Dunn, BOTH Of Ri6XandTfa, S.
| D. THE groom Is an old Kehoshaa
county Boy, Having gone to Datkoffaa.l1
from Pleasant P[hil{ie3 about b Two Years..
ago. we extend con grathlatf6uls. 80 49,. !,
:! Tie Z; S. treasury oett1tiicialso seem
Determined, TO collect AL TIE income,
tax within reach, FIT Instance letters
are being sent to such addresses as
follows. some Of which businesses have,
long Since become defnnct:55 The, Keno )
sha Baseball ; association, : KFenosha
Hardware Co., -Kenosha Rifle. Com pany,
Kenosha Milk Can e omIpanyy, Kzyehloeslha
Insulator company, and a verita bic host
of other such addresses. IN the case
of some Of these addresses the complain.
les have been 50 long, out Of business
that the gentlemen formerly connected,
with them. fail to. recognize. thenames,
and in some instances had forgotten
such companies ever existed. -: f~.a
THE $4,000 eapprop alton, which.
still stands ia. the credit Of ,Kenosha
harbor,. is tobe. expended entirely 5 on
piers and outside work. a movement { % I.
is on foot looking il TO the dredging Of,
the river chianuel largely by 9y.t KEenoosna.
citizens With assistance from from the city
The harbor. will be, placed il q fairly
good condition, but more, money will be,
necessary still 10 complete The work
;, oo1Icrr1sT DuriI1Cr f1n summer whom