The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-13

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II Rogers & Barns. Box stationery frol
IS cents to 1926. These goods Al
bought for cash and will be sold cheal
Pleasant Prairie Station, on I'll
Western railroad, is beginning to lool
! up as an enterprising village. Mr. I
! TORY is about to erect fax mill 4
thatpoint. Other improvements al
contemplated.
Several remarkable cures OF kidne
-dcomplaints are attributed to the us
Iof the water of our artesian vel
There is no further question as to th
valuable medicinal qualities Of til
Giant Spring.
# Mr.. q. j. Lewis has gone east fo
pleasure and business. Mrs. Lewis
| will join him in about two weeks
when they will visit Long Branch
Coney Island. and other watering
places.
/ The case Of the state, on complaint
of Willard Andrews, against William
Forth, for threats, published in the
TELEGRAPH last week, came to trial
on Tuesday before Justice Stebbins,
and the defendant was discharged.
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In response to the request Of the
Secretary Of the Kenosha County
Farmers Society, Hon. W. d. Hoard,
of Fort Atkinson, has promised to
repeat his lecture, "Want and Work"
at the next meeting of the society in
Salem.
Tettit & Go. have commenced in
good earnest to improve their malt
house property. They have begun the
erection of a new elevator, and will
make other important improvements.
The city is to be congratulated for this
exhibition of enterprise.
There will be an auction sale at the
residence of VIM. Gray, in Paris, on
Monday, 10th inst, of one J. /. Case
threshing machine, 4-Wheel Woodbury.
power one j. I. Case threshing
machine, 2-wheel Woodbury. power,
and one clover huller.
On Thursday evening last the Board
of Audit voted not to repeal the ordin-
ance relating to the railway, and per-
mission was granted to lay the pro-
posed track along Chicago street, sub
ject to certain limitations as to grade.
etc.
Some warrant cure when the fee is
provided,
Men doubt it, however, and are unde-
cided.
But when pimples and blotches your
features do mar,
Spring Blossom is the best cure by far.
Mr.. Frank Mansfield, with Mr.. Bed
essen, the furniture dealer, has brought
his wife and child to Kenosha, rented
the house formerly occupied by Mr..
Ichabod Simmons, gone to housekeep-
ing and settled down as citizen of
Kenosha in good earnest.
Oren Catlin, 40 Pearl street, Buffalo.
N. Y. says: | have tried various reme-
dies for the piles, but found no per-
manent relief until / tried DR..
Thomas Oil, A few applications has
entirely cured me, and I cheerfully
recommend it to those who suffer from
this annoying complaint
Owing to circumstances beyond the
control of Mr. Peter Boesen, he was
obliged to yield to the inevitable, and
the sheriff took possession Of his store
on Saturday to satisfy executions in his
hands. 1t is thought Mr.. Boesen win
soon be able to eXtricate himself from
his difficulties.
lie watched her breathing through the
night,
Her breathing soft and low;
AS in her breast the wave Of life
Kept heaYing to and fro;
Dyspepsia's horrid pangs in silence she
endured,
But through Spring Blossoms aid
we're glad to say she's cured.
The Rambler sailed on Thursday
morning, in the charge of Capt Gardi-
nier, with Harry and Fred Sinclair,
David Nicoll, Louis Stryker and Will
lie Parker on board, for trip to Grand
Rapids and Muskegon, and will be in
Chicago on the nth, in time for the
party to witness the pageant of the
Knights Templar.
Thos. Benson, Lowell, Mass, writes
Your Spring Blossom cured me of salt
rheum, from which / have been a
martyr for over ten years. My hands
were almost useless and my face was
frightfully disfgured. 1 have used the
Spring Blossom according to directions,
and now am able to work and my face
is quite clear again.
The suit of the state, on com
plant Of Geo. De Long os. Mary Dc
| Long, for assault and battery, which
was adjourned to Monday morning
was called for trial, but the complain
ant did not put in his appearance, an6
the complaint was dismissed, will
Judgment for costs against the com
plainant.
Physic to agriculture they'll apply,
And write prescriptions for a sickl.
4 crop
With fever mixtures, when the lands
too dry,
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