The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-20

! one ought to choose 10 be withOu
Spring Blossom. TO keep their blood il
!; order.
81 On Monday Mr. 5. T.. Hastings ha.
the misfortune TO run his team at
j tached 10 the sprinkler too close Il
the stage standing in front of tn
Grant House, and denoralized the ne
on one of his horses.
A gang of rowdies went to Racine
on the Flora on Sunday. and made
things very uncomfortable on the boal
I The reputation of the city should sug
gest to young men the improperly Of
8 such things.
Miss Merle English, daughter of Mr.
John English, of Chicago, who has
been visiting relatives in this city for
some time, has returned home. and
Miss Kittie English, daughter of Mr..
Patrick English, has accompanied her
Il Arrangements have been made by
| the Baptist church for a basket picnic
| in Hastings Grove on Thursday, the
goth inst. Conveyance from the
church free of charge. Teams will be
| in readiness at A. NJ.
4 Dir. Clarence Smith, formerly of Sa-
lem. has been re-engaged as principal
of the school at Sturgeon Bay. He has
already taught there three years. Mr..
Smith is now visiting friends at his old
home.
4 Mr.. Oscar Hack, son Of our popular shoe
merchant, Mr.. Matthias IIuck, has obtained
q position as organist and school teacher in
ST.. Bonifaees congregation at Quincy, III.
He graduated at ST. Francis College at the
last term
All interestedsin dairy farming should try
and hear Mr.. w. d. Hoard essay. entitled
:" Want and Work." before the Kenosha
County Farmers Society 10 the Congregation
oil church of Salem next Thursday afternoon
(Aug. 26).
| James M. Stebbins, Esq, on Satur-
day last became the father of ten
pound boy. The Judge says this is the
last, and so he purchased box Of CT
CARS to treat the boys on his way
down town Monday morning.
There will be Republican caucus
held at the house of Horace Blackman,
in the town Of Paris, on Saturday,
August 20, to elect delegates to the
county convention.
By ORDER OF Con-.
Gold in large quantities has been dis
covered in New York, and a place in
lKenosha has been found where you can
get ream of choice note paper for 81.
fine envelopes for A cents package,
and everything else at equally low
rates. Rogers s. Barns is the place.
/ 81 - E3i & IL
John Woerner, 1173 Michigan street,
Buffalo. says he has been troubled for
years with rheumatism of the knee,
and until he tried DR.. Thomas Eclectric
IOil. could not find anything to relieve
him; he is now cured and enthusiastic
in praise of it.
4 At Democratic County Convention
held at the Court House, on Saturday
last, Messrs f. Robinson, s. T.. Biglow
and r.. s. Houston were elected to rep
resent this county at the Congression-
al Convention, to be held at Elkhorn
on the 2lst inst. ~
I Mr.. N. r. Allen and his son Charles
have gone to Michigan to purchase
bark. This large concern have already
stored in their yard a fabulous amount
of bark, and still they are not content
ed. We like to see this sort of thrift
in our business establishments.
/ During the wind on Sunday night
the Greyhound pulled out her timber
head, and loosed from her moorings.
The schooner Josephine Lawrence also
broke loose from her mornings, and
another small boat. and Monday morn
ling all were floating around in the
harbor. ,
Mrs. ID. Morrison, Farnham Centre,
p. O., writing about DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil. says: George Bell used it on
his son, and it cured him of rheumatism
with only few applications. The bal
ance Of the bottle was used by an old
gentleman for asthma with the best
results. Tt acts like charm"
Mrs. Cooper, of Manitowoc, Mr..
Richard Robinson and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. John Robinson, of Green
Bay. and Mr.. Robinson, of England,
are the guests of Hon. f. Robinson
in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rob-
inson have lately returned from a
European tour, and are on their way
Ito their home In Green Bay.
| Mr.. ]. e. Boestedt, an employe in
the store of f. w. Lyman & Son for a
number of years, and much respected
citizen, died on Tuesday, of cancer, and
| was buried on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Boestedt was a member of Lodge
| 40, /. O. O. f., and his funeral was con-
| Quoted by that lodge and members Of
other lodges.
A Republican caucus for the town Of Salem
is hereby called to meet at the church, Liber-
~ Corners, ON Saturday, August 2lsi, OF 2
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF eIecting three
delegates to the county convention and trans
acting such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
/ ~ 0.DrD an no,,xr~.r.