The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-23
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old barn to Mr. Flynn. A new and
more elegant one will be erected in its
stead.
The brick with which Park avenue
is to be paved arrived today and the
work Of paving will be pushed from
now on.
Congress fixed up its Cuban reso-
Illtions too soon. There does not seem
to be anything left for the statesmen to
amuse themselves with.
The Cullom button came in a little
overdue, but the country has been 50
deluged with Lincoln portraits already
that it attracts no attention.
The political situation just now on
the republican side Of the fence seems
TO consist of the Mckinney boom and a
large amount of general anxiety.
A person is prematurely old when
badness occurs before the forty-ffth
year. Use Halls Hair Remover to keep
the scalp healthy and prevent badness.
The general verdict in Chicago
seems to be that Mr.. Carlisle's presi-
Dental boom is quite as good looking
and affable as any boom now on the
carpet.
Mr.. Bland, of Missouri, may now
lay claim to the possession Of the only
real and unauthorized free-silver boom
which has been brought before the
public.
Young Mr.. Russell, of Massachu-
sets, seems to have been naughty
enough to cut all the underpinning
away from the Richard Olney presiden-
tial boom.
A dispatch to the Milwaukee Sen
ti2aeL from Madison says that Gov. Up
ham will hear arguments in the Barney
Bloch pardon matter some time in a
few weeks.
The Central American states are
being urged to unite with Mexico. This
would simplify matters. The annual
revolution would always be directed
against the same power.
Judge Gillett caught one of the
wedding parties up from Illinois April
Is. The names of the interested peo-
pie were Alexander Mooney and
Amanda Dern, both Of Austin.
-Godfried Wiedman was fined
Thursday for being found in state of
intoxication. Last evening he went
through the same process again and
came up before Justice Slater this af-
Uernoon. He was fined 81. and costs.
Spain is making the same mistake
about Cuba that Great Britain once
made about certain colonies in America,
of which Burke said, When ! see how
profitable they have been to us, par
don something to the spirit of liberty"
The St. Mathews ladies were
given an unusual treat at their meeting
at Guild hall Thursday evening. Miss
Stillman, neice of Mrs. VIM. Robin
son, sang three songs in manner that
would delight the heart of any lover of
music.
About the time when the European
powers have got Africa evenly divided,
cleared up the oriental problem, re-
formed China and decided how to re-
gard the Monroe doctrine they may be
able to take hand in protecting mis-
sionaries and Armenians in Turkey.
Thomas Hoban had one of his
little fingers smashed Thursday while
working on a catch basin on Park ave-
nue.. He was catching the bricks
thrown to him by his assistant, who
sent them down faster than they could
be handled. Hence the accident. DR..
Farr dressed the injured member.
"A large proportion of the eggs
used in this country are for various
manufacturing purposes. The calico
print works use over forty million
dozens Of eggs each year--the wine
CHARTERS ten millions of dozens Of eggs
the Photographic establishments mil
| lions of dozen more-Whi1e the book
binders, kid glove manufacturers, and
leather finishers, use eggs by millions.
That is the reason that eggs always
bring good price.
The road supervisor in the adjoin-
ing Somers district has been working
his roads for the last day or two. Car
ried away by his enthusiasm in favor of
good roads, or in order to show our
street commissioner how the work
should be done, he has spent quite a
little labor on Prairie avenue within
the city limits. Some say that his men
have done the work in order to meet a
beer wagon which turns off from Prai-
RE avenue we'll outside Of the city. In
the interest of the good roads move
ment it is suggested that the brewery
wagon change its route frequently and
let the other streets have some needed
work.
According to the Racine papers
Louis Bohmrich has been receiving
honors and a gold headed cane from