The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-02

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lumber, and Monday the Dresden with
a cargo of ties.
| The wooden mills at Burlington
were burned on Monday last. J. p.
Willard, the superintendent, persisted
in the flames.
Mrs. William McDermott presented
her husband with a bouncing baby
boy on Monday last. He came by tel
egraph. Billy says he can already
shout Justify for Garfield.
The suit of the city Of Kenosha
against Andrew Schoffen, for violation
of the ordinance regulating the sale Of
liquor, was, on Wednesday, adjourned
to the 10th of July.
Rev. J. L. Hewett will exchange pull
pits with Rev. P. B. Pease, of Bay
View, and formerly of this place, who
will preach at them. E. church next
Sunday.
Strictly Pure Baking Powder-Hav
ng bought the latest improved ma
chine, am now making strictly pure
baking powder. Give it trial.
4Otf J. B. Starkweather.
The ladies of St. Matthew's church
will serve ice cream and cake and the
refreshments Of the season, during the
day and evening, next Monday in Kim
ball block.
On Saturday last Patrick Kearnes
was arrested upon complaint of Jason
Lothrop, on a charge of assault and
battery upon the latter, and fined one
dollar and costs by Justice Stebbins.
Hon. F. Robinson returned from the
Cincinnati convention on Friday last,
| and reports that the convention was
exceedingly interesting and enthusiast
tic.
| Bring in your paint buckets and get
them filled with strictly pure mixed
Ipaint, in quantity and color as you
want. Only the best material used, at
| 4Otf Starkweather's.
James Filbin, Of this city, while
| cleaning his revolver few days ago.
was accidentally shot in his finger, the
| bullet lodging near the middle joint
DR.. VIM. Farr extracted the bullet and
dressed the wound.
| The rumors Of several burglaries on
| Saturday night proved to be without
foundation. Two men were arrested
at the depot ON suspicion and lodged
| in Jail, but were released on Sunday
morning.
| Bishop Whipple, of Minnesota,
preached at st. Matthew's church last
Sunday morning, and Bishop Seymour,
of the southern diocese of Illinois, in
the evening. Both discourses were ex-
ceedingly able and impressive.
A little daughter Of Mr.. Smith, of
| Paris, four years old, fell from swing
the other day, breaking her arm in
| three places. The surgeon in attend
ance thinks she will not lose the use
OF her limb.
On Monday Mr.. l. L. Johnson, Of
Somers, accidentally fell down a stair
way in his barn, struck on his back.
causing paralysis of his lower limbs.
| He fingered until one o'clock on
Wednesday, when death ended his
sufferings.
On Wednesday MI. Anton Daniels
and Miss Maggie Poster, of Brighton,
were married at the Catholic church
in that town, by Rev. Father Blum.
After the ceremony there was large
reception at the residence of Mr.. VIM.
Poster, the father Of the bride.
A son of Peter LIGHTER, of Somers,
about eleven years of age, while in
dulging in the pastime of counting the
shingles on the roof of his fathers
house, the other day, fell and broke
his arm. DR.. Will Farr reduced the
fracture.
Travelling showmen are likely to
give this city a wide berth in the fu-
ture. Citizens and strangers go in
crowds to purchase their stationery,
wall paper, books, notions, etc., at
Rogers & Barns, and Of course they
can't attend peripatetic performances
On Sunday evening the barn belong
inc TO Mr. VIM Osborne in tho Atb