The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, APRIL /, 1881.
ED Tnesday wilI b election dsy.

Vote for Edward Martin for County Judge
Get you pictures framed at 90 Cent Store.
Road Warrants for sale at this Office
Hon. F. Robinson visited Racine on Tues
day last.
Mrs. Lindman (nSs Miss Healdl, Of Chica-
70, is visiting her mothe: in this city.
Framed ChrOmos. PARSE, only Sl.24 at
90 Cent Store.
Election tickets printed at this Office on
short notice and at low prices.
Reeds GiIt-Edge Tonic cures fever and ague,
Mr.. George H. Eaton, Of Chicago, Is visit
Ing friends in this city.
Mr.. Walter J. Smith has sold his scow
Gladiator this week to parties In Milwaukee,
The KenOsha feet is being got ready for
tAe sailing season
Blanks for Justices Of the Peace for sale at
this ONCE.
Dir. Thos. Swan, formerly leader Of the
Temple Of Honor band In this city, Is spend
ing few days here.
Don't forget to go to the polls next Taea-
day and vote for Edward Martin for County
Judge
Mrs. z. O.. Simmons has gone to Florida
with party Of Chicago friends for short
stay.
Our friends in the several towns of tho
county will do US favor by sending In the
election returns on Wednesday next
Cheapest and 10 cent counter in the
State at the 80 Cent Store.
Hon. W. s. Maxwell entertained his friend,
Mr.. Ellison Mclean. of Batavia, N, Y, last
week.
Go ami see the fine Chamber Suits and
Spring Beds at Nielsen s. Hsnsep's. They
'have got the perfect spring.
On Saturday last Congion's mipstrels
'arew good audience at Kimballs opera
blouse.
Mr.. Nicholas Huetter has sold an interest
I'm his celebrated patent burglar proof safe 10
parties In Chicago.
You can buy goods at the 90 Cent Store at
greatly reduced rates for the next 80 days.
On Thursday evening Of last week, Miss
Cora Sutherland entertained number Of
her friends In quiet but pleasing manner.
Prof. Dickhaut furnished the music.
Don't you forget to remember that Frank
Mathews has received this seasons stock Of
Baby Carriages. They are beauties, ard
cheaper than ever
Deidlisf Christian, an employee Of Mr.. z.
@, Simmons, q few days ago was kicked by
enc OfthC horses under his care, but escaped
without any serious injury.
Mr.. P. Carney, who went 10 Petoskey,
Mich, about three years ago, has returned
TO Kenosha.
The Kenoshs Division of the NOrthw estern
Eailway Is still blOekaded, and we have no
regular mails from that direction.
Mrs, Charles Colt, Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
Ia expected BY her relatives next week for
Q visit.
Hugh Haven, who is attending school At
NOMynn's academy in Racine, has been
dangerously sick with diphtheria, but Is now
aaid to be eonvaeseing and out Of danger
The 7 o'clock train last Thursday evening
did net reach Kenosha until 10 o'clock, on
account Of an accident to the engine near
Evanston.
The special freight train last week was
loaded with f1e Furniture for Nielsen s Han
sen. It ~ now on exhibition at their store on
Main street.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Matthew'S
church met at the residence of Hon. F.
Robinson, on Wednesday afternoon, and q
goodly number Of ladies who are always
true to the cause we're present.
Errors of youth in male or female, causing
shynsss or inability to look another in the
face, pimplss, nervousness, etc., can be per-
Aanenlly cured BY the use Of Prof. Gull.
Ntlte's Kidney Pad.
Mr. David &. Pierce, of Wilmot, has been
appointed Deputy Sheriff BY Mr.. Blackman,
and has duly qualified. Our Wilmot friends
will be glad to know Of this deserved com !.
pliment to Mr.. Pierce
Mrs. William Rogers, Of somers, was
buried in KenOsha city cemetery on Tuesday
last. Mrs. Rogers was highly respected, and
her funeral was attended BY number Of
prominent citizens.
Senator and Mrs. J. V. Quarles have re.
turned from Madison to their home in this
city. Mr.. Quarles will absent himself from
bis Legislative duties for few days to attend
to law business in Racine and Rock eoun.
ties.
Mr.. Frank G. Head has sold his hand.
some iron gray horse to Mr., Seth DOan, and
has purchased very stylish bay of wau
ksgan gentleman. The young gentlemen Of
this town have some very fine horses.
On Friday night last, at the residence Of
her father, Capt. Elliott, Misc Elliott gave .
pleasant party to her friends. Billy's or
Shestra was on hand, and the entire part,
are enthusiastic over their enjoyment
Prof Kendall's Treatise on the Horse anS
his Diseases for sale at Rittmann's an,
'SORers & Barns book stores, Price rs cents
Reeds Gils-Edss Tonic cures dyspepsia.