The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-25

tings at Lentz & Funck's. dwtf
There is something so grateful
about that best coffee of Bailey's, that
once it is tried it is always used. DIV
1t is understood that Gov. Altgeld
has not only locked up the state
democracy, but thrown the key away
See wrappers and shirt waists at
Lentz & Funck's as advertised. Call
early and secure your choice pat
terms. dWtf
New York, Chicago and Canton,
o., are now three of the foremost cities
of the world. From the Revised
Geography.
An electric current, it is said, will
divert bullet. The non-injurious
character of French duels is therefore
accounted for.
The committee on arrangements
for the Fourth of July met Tuesday
evening and adjourned to meet Thurs
day evening at Simmons hall.
Our stores will be closed Saturday,
July 4. We will receive orders for de-
livery until s p. M, Friday, July 3.
dwj3 LENT & FUNCK.
Buy your lace curtains at % per
cent. less than regular price at Lentz
| & Funck's. dWtf
Don't forget if you belong to the
big chorus which sings on the Fourth
of July to be at the rehearsal next Fri
day evening.
"A bright cut, new design tea pot,
sugar bowl, spoon holder and creamer,
pieces only $4.78, at T. j. Dale's
iewelry store. dwj22tf
Harry Robinson was made one OF
the alternate delegates to the dmocra-
tic national convention at the state
convention in Milwaukee Tuesday.
From the tenor of his latest re-
marks it is feared that William E.
Russell of Massachusetts is about to
take his boom and his little sled and
go home.
How pleasant it must be to have
your shrubbery ruined, your flowers
trampled on and your fences torn
down by admiring multitudes. Still,
what's candidate for?
In getting glasses, it is not ques
ton of how cheap, but how good. DR..
Camfeld fits the good kind. Hours
from 9 a. m. to 7:30 p. NJ, Saturday,
June 81, at Hotel Grant.
The Sterling employees are arrang-
ing for a road race on the Fourth. The
entry blanks are being prepared at this
Office and will be ready for wheelmen
Tuesday evening. The hour for start
ing has been named at $50 o'clock.
William Fell, of Woodwork, has
moved to Burlington where he has
taken the management of the new
Farmers creamery. The new cream
cry started up last Monday and is now
receiving about 5000 pounds of milk
daily.
Jacob Ludwig, while drunk this
afternoon, was run away with by a
horse of Ted Meyers. The rig cap
sized at the Market square, corner of
Main street and Ludwig was thrown
out. Beyond the breaking of buggy
thill no damage resulted.
Miss Maude3 Yule, daughter of
Alderman and Mrs. John t. Yule, is a
member of the graduating class of the
Milwaukee State Normal school Her
subject for discussion at the commence
ment is, A Model course of Reading
In Literature for the Grades"
The ladies of the Baptist church
give a social and supper next Thurs
day evening, June 25. Supper served
at 6 o'clock. AN interesting program
will commence at s o'clock. Admis-
sion Is cents.
Fred Bohle is in attendance upon
the German Lutheran convention
which is being held this week at Fond
du Lac. He goes as delegate from
! the local church. Before he returns he
will visit friends and relatives at
Whitewater, Wis.
Monday evening the Chicago
police succeeded in experimenting
miscreant who had attempted to rob
till. They were enabled to do so by
the fact that the proprietor of the
place had shot the till-robber before
their arrival on the scene.
The entry blanks for the Sterling
employees road race are now out, and
with all information will be furnished
upon application by the secretary,
James Shahks. The race will be July
4th at $50 a. M, rain or shine. 5000
in prizes will be given. Open to all
amateurs.
All riders who desire to enter the
handicap races the Fourth of July at
the Windsor Cycle park are requested
to get in their entries before next Sat-
urday. The entries all close on that
day. The list of prizes to be competed
for may be seen in the Woodward &
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