The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-02
(From Saturdays Dailyl

He that giveth to the poor lendeth
to posterity.
The question of the day: Is my
bonnet on straight?
Marsh Barber is making quite
store of his pop corn stand.
When you want to buy a lottery
ticket put your dollar in a bank and
think it over
Don't run down your town. If you
do not like it move out and make room
for it's friends.
Waukegan brags that she has
$3.50 inhabitants within her borders.
Better count 'em.
w. P. Kennard and family, of
Waukegan, are at the Sanitarium to
remain few weeks.
The schooner Graham Bros. came
into port Friday afternoon loaded with
wood for John O'DOnnell.
-Beef's a rarity
Since it's been sold
On parity
With gold.
The perch had better keep clear of
KenOsha tomorrow. Hundreds OF
fishermen are planning for their de-
structiOn.
That tired feeling, loss of appetite
and nervous prostratiOn are driven
away by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
makes pure blood.
The two boys who were supposed
| to have come here from Racine were
found about five miles south OF that
place and returned home.
p. l.. V. Frost, of Wauconda, H.,
has come here to reside and has
opened barber shop on West Main
street just south of the depot.
Margaret Mccormick and George
cambridge we're married by Justice
Morey, of Racine, in that city Thurs
dav afternoon. Both parties are ke-
nOshaires.
George n. Krethen, who has for
the past five years clerked at n. j..
Werner's grocery store, has severed his
connections with the establishment to
90 on the road.
j. w. Voak, of Wilmot, is dead.
He passed away last Wednesday. Mr..
Voak was one of the old settlers of the
county and was the founder Of the
Voak Bros mill.
The police officers are watching the
i harbor closely for violations OF the
game laws. This is the close season
and people are not allowed to fire at
any sort of game.
Some weeks ago it was reported
here that DR.. Flint the hypnotist had
killed his daughter in giving the rock
breaking test, in an Ohio town. The
report is untrue as Flint and his daugh-
ter are showing this week at Beloit.
Charles Weisert, aged 10 years, re-
siding in Bristol, was Friday morning
kicked in the head by horse. He
was carried from the stall in an un-
conscious condition, and at last &C
counts was in d precarious condition.
The new pump which is to be put
into our water works plant here in
place of the Deane pump will be the
LaidlaW Dunn-GOrdOn pump, built in
Ohio. This has been decided upon by
W. Fl. Wheeler and the choice con-
frmed by the water works committee
and the city engineer.
| The announcement that the whis-
ky trust has gone to pieces is pleasant
bit of news. Now if there were no
trust for whisky there would be far
less poverty and suffering among the
masses. The trust may have gone on
a bust" it's members believing that
it is better to pet full than die of rust.
This is too good to be thrown in
our waste basket: An Eastern firm has
been advertising that they would sell a
recipe which was sure to promote per-
sonal beauty for % cents. A young
lady in Racine sent the money and got
full value in return, as follows: Mind
your mother and stay at home at
night"
The Lake County Patriot thus
speaks of the Waukegan common coun-
Gil: " 1t appears that the legislative
omnipotence Of Waukegan has power
to relieve persons from moral response
bility. If it should have been other
wise, would the municipal legislature
have solemnly enacted that a certain
ordinance shall not have that miracu-
lous effect9"
"A Racine inventor named Dean
has constructed portable bicycle boat
weighing only thirty pounds and capa-
BILE of being run at speed of six or
seven miles an hour. 1t is made SO
that it fits any bicycle, cannot capsize,
draws only three inches of water and
can be folded up into medium sized
package. The first one was given a
trial at Racine recently and proved a
surprising success.
Grand avenue is being greatly i'm
proved by filing in with crushed stone
from the bridge to the railroad. This
street has always been in bad condition
and after a rain almost impossible,
so this improvement will be a great
benefit. The stone is delivered here
by the railroad company free of charge,
the Allen company does the hauling
and the city pays for the grading and
n1aciDO the stone in Mace