The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-09-03
autumnish.
Straw hats look scar.

Quite autumnish.
Straw hats look scar.
Great cycling weather.
The vacation season is drawing to
a close.
Good cantaloupes are just begin
ming to arrive.
-Neglige shirts are down to rock
bottom prices
BARRIERS lament the approach of
the football season.
-Wheelmen are taking due adVant-
age of the fine weather.
Peter Peterson was drawn into
Jail Saturday for drunkenness.
Miss Bernice Kipp has returned
from weeks visit in Chicago.
Deputy Sheriff Fl. Fl. Smith, of
Trevor, was in the city Sunday.
See new and second hand school
books at Melville's. See him and save
money. dws11
Ideal Park opening was accounted
a huge success Saturday. There were
fully 5000 people on the grounds.
And among others who could be
forced into making the sacrifice is the
Hon. William Villas, of Wisconsin.
The entry blanks for the Windsor
Cycle clubs races for Sept. II are now
out and may be had at Harry Bald
wins.
If Sewall stays on the ticket and
doesn't tap the barrel, it will be very
much like obtaining goods under false
pretenses.
Melville will have the finest wall
paper room in Wisconsin when finished
with new stock to fill it up. Prices
to please you. a24dWtf
About the only thing the home
merchant can do nowadays to warrant
success in business is to deal in little
of everything.
There is every reason to believe
that in case necessity compels it Mr..
Watterson's blushing reluctance can
be overcome.
DIR. Nansen did not quite reach the
north pole, but the place where he
halted was undoubtedly a very fine
summer resort.
There is always this great and
glorious fact to be kept in mind: Some
time all of the Vanderbilts will have
been married off.
Having utterly annihilated the
Cuban insurrectlon, Gen. Weyler finds
it such fun that he has concluded to
annihilate it some more.
Mr.. Cleveland seems to have been
successful again in selecting for cabi-
net position the one man whom nobody
expected to get the place.
While Charles COoper's rig was
hitched up at the Park Avenue M. E.
church Sunday evening some one stole
the whip out of his buggy.
Now that there is nobody named
Hoke in the cabinet some of Mr.. Cleve-
lands eastern critics will be deprived
of their chief soucre of enjoyment.
-Weyler's new stock oftypewriter
ribbon has evidently arrived. Reports
of Spanish victories are once more
coming in with punctual regularity.
Mrs. Barnes, in making up her re-
port for August on the public library
saws that there were 1856 books bor-
roWed, AZ new borrowers are added to
the list making the total number 675.
Mrs. Mary Madison, mother of
Arthur and Fred Madison, died Friday,
aged 20 years. The funeral took place
Sunday afternoon with interment at
Racine.
For his discovery of Upper Red
Hook Big Indian and PhGnicia, N. Y,
Mr.. Bryan should be made an honorary
member of the National Geographic
society.
Rev. II. S. Roblee, of Charlotte,
Mich, preached two excellent sermons
at the Congregational church Sunday
Mr.. Roblee leaves this evening for
Minneapolis to visit old friends.
1t is about time for the appear
ance of the man who wants to bet
large sums on the election as soon as
he is assured that there is no one pres
ent who is likely to take him up.
You wish to make your hard earn
ed dollars go as far as possible, do you
not? This being the case, just buy
your weeks groceries at Bailey's and
you will be surprised how much few
dollars will purchase. Place your or
der there this week. d6IW
Allie Craney, daughter of jeremiah
Craney, of Paris, died last Thursday of
consumption aged Is years. The
funeral was held Saturday morning from
St.James'church and was largely attend
ed Six young ladies, friends of the
deceased, acted as pail bearers.