The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-06

would he still more so if the piles 0
rubbish were removed.
The new residence of Mr.. Z.
Grant is rapidly approaching compile
ton, and presents very imposing al
pearance.
Many of the citizens arc ayailin
themselves of the privilege Of til
artesian well, and are bringing the wa
ter into their houses.
Mr.. Patrick English, who has beel
confined to his house several days b.
sickness, is now able to be upon TIN
street again.
| Some of the testimony in the suit O
Backus 0S. Durkee was taken before
J. Ne Stebbins, Esq, on Thursday o.
last week.
The scenic artist of the Temple OF
Honor Dramatic Club is preparing
some fine scenery for their new play
Enlisted for the War;
On Monday evening ALT. Griffin fell
in fainting fit in his fathers saloon
He was very seriously i'll for time
DR.. Saunders was called, and he is re-
covering.
The old suit of the City os. Andrew
Schoffen, for violation of the city liquor
ordinance, has never reached a trial.
The query now frequently made is,
"Where is Andrew Schoffen?"
Mr.. G. M. Simmons, who was of the
party which were cruising on the Grey
hound, has returned home. He left
the yacht at Milwaukee. The party
enjoyed splendid trip.
Speaking by signs is never (aloud)
allowed, neither is any impurities of
the blood allowed to speak in the shape
of pimples or blotches when Spring
Blossom is taken.
Hon. John T. Fisk, of Racine, and
}. III. Page, Esq, of Whitewater, were
in attendance at the Circuit Court in
this city on Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
Go to your druggist for Mrs. Free
mans NesO National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability Of color are un-
equalled. Color from 2 to 5 pounds.
Price, Is cents. 7y1
Capt. Wheelock, formerly of the 18th
Wisconsin battery, and now of Eden,
Dakota, visited at the residence of Mr.,
Jas. H. Bridgeman in this city last
week.
There will be a dime entertainment
on Saturday evening, Aug. It'll, at Sa-
lem M. E. Church, consisting Of music,
vocal and instrumental, and readings
by Miss Josie e. Carpenter.
MI. John Lambracht, an employee
in Bain's wagon factory, had the mis-
fortune to lose one of his fingers on
Monday. In hauling wagon material
a pole struck him, cutting off the fore
finger of his right hand.
Kate Lanahan, better known as
crazy Kate" has been a great suffer
er from large abscess on her face.
Under the skillful treatment of DIR.
George Kimball, she is now much
better.
The largest and finest line of sta
tionery, including papeteries, ever seen
in Kenosha is now being opened by
Rogers Il Barns. Box stationery from
Is cents to 1926. These goods are
bought for cash and will be sold cheap.
Petitions are being circulated for
the drainage of Prairie avenue, to
carry off water from sinks, cellars,
etc. A system of sewerage through
out the city would be great sanitary
Improvement.
There is nothing so difficult as the
art of making advice agreeable, and
there is no advice more generally en-
dorsed by the public than to use Spring
Blossom in cases of dyspepsia, bilious
ness or disordered stomach.
The yacht Rambler, while sailing on
tie lake on Sunday last, lost her top
mast. 1t seems some of the irons
which held it in position were imper-
feet. 1t is better the discovery should
have been made before she starts on
her extended trip.
The many friends of our esteemed
citizen, Mr.. J. B. Kupfer. who has been
in Europe for some time, will be glad
to know that he, accompanied by his
wife, landed safely in New York on
Tuesday night. They will reach their
home in Kenosha next week.
The Premium list of the Kenosha
County Agricultural Society for the
annual fair is now ready for distri-
button. Copies can be had at Robinson's
and Starkweather's drug stores, or at
the Union office.
r. F. ROBERTS, Secretary.
On Saturday M. J. Andruss swore
out complaint against William Forth,
of Somers, charging him with using
threatening language towards the for
mer. Forth was arrested, brought be-
fore Justice Stebbins, denied the soft
impeachment, and the case was adj
journed for hearing until August 10th.
That was clever boy who said that
he liked a good rainy day, 'too rainy to
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