The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-10-08


will be especially interesting, the sub
iect being, 1.-The Fall of Babylon
When Col. Frank was in Kenosha
. last summer, he said he could not see
i why the Republicans wanted another
: paper; that the TELEGRAPH was as
good Republican paper as he wanted
: DR.. Weiskopf has greatly improved
his new residence, which he purchased
short time ago from Mr.. Boesen. He
, is enlarging the building now by the
addition of commodious apartments
for his office.
: Mr.. f. r. Wilson, of Brighton, who
J is so we'll and fayorably known
+ through the country as the Republi-
1: can candidate for sheriff two years ago,
has been afflicted with the loss of his
little son, aged four years.
On Saturday evening, during the
storm, the lightning struck Mr.. E. Mar
tins house, but fortunately the injury
was confined to the usual course of
electricity, and only damaged the water
pipes.
Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Corsbie returned
home from Milwaukee on Monday They re-
port the Congregational and Presbyterian
~ AZ hoIv louu
enthusiastic and interesting, and they enjoy
ed themselves greatly.
| The Waukegan Fair is reported by
several Kenosha gentlemen who were
present as being very excellent. The
Waukegan people are deserving of
much credit for their enterprise in this
direction.
Mr.. A. J. Cheney, the popular agent
Of the publishing house of Ivison,
Brakeman, Taylor &. Co., of Chicago,
was in the city on Monday last, on
BUSINESS with the Superintendent of
Schools.
Mr.. Riffenstein, Boston, Mass,
writes: Your Spring Blossom has
cured me of Dyspepsia, of four ca |
years standing. have regained my
normal appetite and can sleep well. and
feel like new man.
Josh Billings says: There amt no
pi in Natral Histry that haz been ct
more, and thot more of than apple pi, |
and no medicine kan cure Indigestion
and righteousness hat so well as Spring
Blossom.
Mr.. Rasmus Nielsen has purchased
the house on the northwest corner of
Mr.. Ed Bain's block, formerly occu
pied by Mr.. A. G. Cole, and is moving
it on to the lot lately purchased by him
Immediately South of the Durkee
school grounds.
The little boy who found a child's
toy hoop in front of the residence of
j. w. Hayes, on Ann street. would
greatly oblige some other children if
he would return it. 1t was carelessly
left outside the yard fence. The hoop
is iron-bound and painted green.
1t is very gratifying to our citizens
to see the genial face of Mr.. II. B. Hins-
dale on our streets. He, with his fam
lily, have made quite an extended tour
through Canada and the Eastern States.
Their many friends welcome them back
again.
On Friday last Rev. DR.. Everhart
left for his home in Montgomery, Ala.
His family preceded him some time
ago. 1t will be gratifying to Kenosha
people to know that DR.. Eyerhart and
his family will pass their summers in
this city and vicinity.
We are glad to see that the children
in our schools begin to appreciate the
fact that promptness in attendance is
all important to healthful progress
in their studies. The grammar school
can boast of large number who have
neither been absent nor tardy during
the first month of the school year.
There is some apprehension among
our citizens whether the blowing of the
Park was what it was really intended
to bean improvement. 1t is said that
red oaks, like red men, are adverse to
civilization. They are apt to decay
rapidly after any attempt at cultiva-
ton.
Put away his crack brain puzzle,
He has climbed the asylum stair.
Number Is, Is, IA,
Turned his head and sent him there.
When his brain it gets all right again,
And you wish his blood kept pure;
No longer let the game remain,
And Spring Blossom it will cure.
1t is said troubles never come sing
ly," and MISS Belle Holmes has expert
enced the full force and truth of this
provefb. Only a year ago, Miss
Holmes was advised by telegram of
the death of both her parents in Flor
ida, and on Monday the sad news came
flashing along the wire that her
youngest sister is no more.
| There are some that gather who do
not grow,
And some that reap, that are but sow,
SOW.
But the honest farmer. blunt and plain,
Who has never learned to drink cham
payne,
Takes Eclectric Oil when he is sick,
Because it cures him very quick.
Mr.. S. L, Hastings took the hrst pre-