The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-08-05

JACOBS reels happy over the arrival OF q DaOy
boy just like his father-at his house on
Sunday. 2
Prof. Kendalps Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases for sale at Rittmann's and
Rogers & Barns book stores. Price 25cents.
Mr.. Gustav Donald and family, and Mr..
Christian Shober, Of Davenport, Iowa, are
visiting in the family Of Louis Kindt. Mrs.
Donald is the daughter of Mr.. Kindt.
Bids will be received by Rev. Geo. Strick-
ner until the 9th of August for repairing the
steeple of ST. Georges church. t
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Mrs. Anderson, and her daughters, May
and Minnie, of Topeka. Kansas, we're the
guests of Mrs. L F. King the first of the
week. -o sd
Box Papers, Books. Autograph Albums
and Gold Pens al wholesale prices at Ritz
MAINS. s K
Mr.. AdOlph Munlzenberger is erecting q
fine house, with Mansard roof, on the North
side. Mr.. John Bedding is The architect and
builder.
Mr.. Emil Beyersdorfer's horse took fright
on Saturday last, and but for the good man.
agement of the driver serious damage might
have ensued.
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The Apollo Pleasure Club have issued in
Vitations for grand sociable at SchOfen's
Hall next Tuesday evening. Music by
lawson & Hayek's band, of Racine.
Go TO Marden Farr's for Mrs. Ffeeman's
NeaO National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rability of color are unequaled. Color from
2 to pounds. Price Is cents.
Baptist church: Usual services next
Sunday morning and lecture in the evening.
Rev. Allan Curr, pastor. Strangers aud Wis
itors TO the city cordially invited.
King & Biglow have put up steam hoist
ing apparatus for unloading coal from vessels
at their dock. They have had four cargoes
on the way for the past two weeks.
When any one wants copies of Probate
notices made for publication in either the
UNION or TELEGRAPH, we will have them
drawn up without cost if they will inform us.
Mr.. H. A. White, Waukegan correspondent
Chicago Tribune, came up to this city on
Saturday on the Grace Grummond, and
called at this Office
F. b. Ward, the veteran printer of Wiseon-
sin, was killed by the cars at Waukesha on
the 22d of July. He founded the first
newspaper in Racine.
Lovers of flowers should 90 to Mr.. A. B.
Williams on Market street and see one of
the finest geraniums there is Il has sixty
blows on ii.
All who have not paid their subscription
for the past year will confer favor on US
by doing so as soon as possible.
Mr.. VIM. G. Cleveland, one Of The oil resi-
dents of Union Grove, died at his home in
that village on the Dist ult. in the 10th year
of his age
Service at Hosmer chapel Aug. 9TH at 8
oclocksP. NJ. discourse will be given on
"The Ruin of Absalom, a warning to young
America" fa
A few days ago young child of Mr..
Kohn, of Geneva, fell into the cellar of his
house and was drowned before she was
missed, the heavy rains having filled the eel
lar with water.
; The Rev. Allan Curr has received call
from the Baptist church to continue as their
pastor for another year. His present year
expires on Sept. Doth. Mr.. Carr has the
matter under consideration.
Parties who intend to contribute to the
Land League Fund are requested to hand
their contributions to the treasurer, Mr.. P
English, without delay, as the money in hand
will be sent off in few days. aa
. In Ayers Ague Cure we have positive
remedy for fever and ague and all malarial
disorders, and one entirely free from quinine,
arsenic, or other injurious drugs. It is the
chemical and medicinal triumph Of the age.
During the storm of last week Mrs. s. s.
Taylor, of Antioch, lost twenty-one sheep,
The lightning struck wire fence and ran
along the wires into the midst of the sheep,
killing them instantly WduEsgan Gazette.
AT the last meeting of the Auditing Board
the street supervisors were instructed to cut
all obnoxious weeds and thistles on the
streets and alleys and vacant lots and charse
the same to the owners of lots.
On the 3lst nlt Rev. ]. L. Hewitt united
in marriage, at the NJ. E. parsonage, Mr.
Andrew Shirley and Miss Elizabeth Nc
Cready, both of this city. We wish them
every happiness.
John Rankin, in the employ of Mr.. s. L..
Hastings, was kicked in the elbow on Sunday
morning by one of Mr.. Hastings horses and
quite badly injured. DIR. Fsrr was called
and had charge Of the case.
We,learn that Mr.. Leonard Lee, who left
home in May for Battle Creek Sanitarium
mich, has so far recovered his health that
he is soon expected home, and will be on
hand in time TO enter the fax seed ma rket
as usual. t ~ ag
VIM. Mccartney, SO Lloyd street. Buffalo,
N. y, fell aud sprained his ankle His en-
ployer, II. Anderson, "a Main street, pro-
cured some Thomas Electric Oil, and he
says that few applications enabled him to
go to work as usual 6.
A very pleasant lawn party was given on
Tuesday evening, by Miss Allie Pennoyer, in
honor Of her friend, Miss Dennis, of Msdison.
The handsome grounds of the Cure were
beautifully decorated and illuminated, and
the effect was very pleasing. -
Mr. Louis Kindt, scenic artist, is painting
the scenery preparatory to the production Of
| Midsummer Night Dream" in the opera