The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-12-10

we nave IEttiNEA a ICtis 41Uul pAi
/ Edwards to the communication Of Rev
Allan Curr in last weeks TELEGRAPH
We respectfully decline publishing il
While Mr.. VIM. Poster, of Brighton
was driving in Burlington on Monda,
his team ran away and he receives
injuries which resulted in his death OF
Wednesday.
g Heaven-wha4 it is. and skeref' j
the morning snbieet al the Baptist caurrl
next Sunday. g Lamps. Pitchers and TFam
pets. or the Sword Of The Losd and Of Gid
con" the evening lecture.
| There Will be meeting under the snspiee
Of The Temple Of Honor OF Apollo Hall 81
Sunday next at O'Clock. Col Watrons, Q
Milwaukee, is expected to address the meet
Ing. The exercises viii be iateFspessed will
good mnsie Free te al. AL are cordially
invited
Mr.. J. 3. Wilson. TiEn. oAis, says -
have wora an Improved Excelsior Kidaey Pax
Aad received more relief than fran al rene
dies have ever tried. cheerfuliy recon
mead It to all sufFerees--!See Adr.
| There viii be On sJsser supper a. the resi-
deRee Of Chas. Shuars. Pleasant Prairie. on
Thursday, Dec. l6th, fer the beaeas Of Rev.
G. B. Wtlee1. Come in. fellows. and bsins
yonr sisters aad yoar cousins AID yenz
auRts. BIZ OaDEH or COMMITTEE
Go to your druggist for Mrs.. Free
n08's NeaV National Dyes. For bright
hess and durability Of color are un-
squalled. Color from to 5 pounds.
Price, Is cents. 1Ty
Reeds Gut Edge Toh!c restores tie appetite.
At meeting oftbe Congregational Society
on Monday evening last, to consider the mat
ter Of completing their church, Messrs. &.
Balm, A. FAIR aud ]. v. Qnasles were aP-
pointed bniiding committee, and Mrs. O. s.
Newell, Mrs. f. Balm sud Mrs. n. H. Petit
were pointed as 9 ladies' committee. The
limit G. expenditure vas 8Ked at $4,000.
Al regular meeting Of Ledge 20. 80.
|. 0. Q. E., held on Thursday evening Of
last week, the following officers we're chosen
for the ensuing term ". Il. Portwine, NC;
F. b. HssnaAs, Y. G.; ". P. Robins Do. &c.,;
Il. Nielsen, Treas; W. II. Congaon. Rep. to
Grand Lodge. On Friday evening last Ledge
100 elected the following eGeeFs for ensuing
term: II. ". johnson, N. a.; Me. Wines.
v. G.; John Smith, Sec; l.. @. viscent, 2.
Ssc; Chas. FraAtg, PFess.I II. B. CheeveR,
Trustee; CAas. FFnnts, Rep. to Grand Ledge.
MR. EDtSos We desire. through the
columns Of your paper. to return eur thanks
and mako an acknowledgment for the hind
aid and sywpsthy received from neighbors,
friends. the Temple of Honor tho Rev.
Mr.. Bell, and all others, who so uobly came
10 our assistance. In any way. whether In
Md, sympathy or comfort and consolation, in
Dur late affection and bereavement. May
i, in your need. be returned many fold.
8. T. RICE AND FAMILY.
Kenesha, Ded. Ord. 1880.
Since Samuel Waller has SO recently |
been before the public In the matter Of !
The assault upon him by Jos. Schanzer.
The following rather ancient circular
may not be uninteresting:
A FAIR FLOR.
S. WALLER announces himself as q |
for the otace OF TREASURER. !
Having been here IA years without an |
office, robbing and pluHdering on my |
own hook, I now want the DEAR people |
Of Kenosha to give me commission. |
will give good ball for all that re-
seive, and will take GOOD CARE of it |
when get it.
Kenosha, March 81, 1881.
REEDS GILT BpGD ToSIe cures Dyspepsia
A large audience attended the meet
Ing held under the direction Of the
Temple of Honor, In Apollo Hall. ON
Sunday last. Mr.. Emory Grant con-
Quoted the exercises. and made o very
impressive opening address. He was
followed by Rev. r. Miller. and Rev.
Allan Curr, both Of whom made very
able and interesting addresses. The1
music was appropriate and good. and
all the exercises impressive and enter
tanning. 1t is proposed to continue
these meetings on Sunday afternoons
In tho same place with varied exer-
cises.
On Friday last the funeral Of Miss
Medora Durkee occurred at the resi-
dence Of her father, and was attended
by many and sorrowing friends. Purely
unsel6sh and self-sacridcing in dispo-
sition, beautiful in character. Miss
Durkee endeared herself to all who
knew her. She had been an invalid
for several years, but bore her ills with
Christian fortltude, and with that'lov-
ing, trusting faith in Him who doeth
all things well " which SO few expert
ence. She passed away and has gone
to wear the crown OF glory which
waited her in the beyond.
On Monday morning last freight
train on the Kenosha s Rockford rail-
way was ditched just west Of Hebron,
near q private crossing. The train
was coming east, and at this point
encountered o broken rail. The engine
jumped the break and kept the track.
but the entire train of thirteen cars
were thrownoff promiscuousiy. There
were two tramps in one car, one OF
whom jumped when the accident oc-
Cured and was probably fatally injur-
ed; the other remained in the car and
was uninJured. The engine came to
Bristol and brought passengers and