The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-18

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transact any other business that may be
brought before the convention.
By ORDER OF THE CITY COMMITTEES.
The Voice, the official organ of the Music
Teachers National ASSOCIATION, edited BY
Edgar 8. Werner, Albany, N. T., is month
| " devoted to voice culture--musical and
elocutionary-wihs special attention to slut.
terinC, stammering and other defects of
speech. It's contributors include leading
specialists of the voice in America and in
Europe. sl.0O per year, single copy, 10
cents.
On Sunday last keg Of beer was secured
in shanty occupied by one Anderson on
the dock near the Touring mill by some
young men of the town. Officer Rock took
the matter in hand and two of the partici-
pants in the riot were lodged in Jail and paid
their usual fine TO Justice Stebhins on Mon
day morning. This is not the first time that
unseemly matters have occurred in this same
shanty.
Hundreds of men and women and children
rescued from beds Of pain, sickness and al
most death, and made strong and hearty by
Parker's Ginger Tonic are the best evidences
in the world of its sterling worth. You can
find these in every community. Post. See
advertisement.
On Monday evening Mr., and Mrs. George
Christian celebrated their silver wedding at
their handsome frame residence in Somers,
just outside the city. A large number Of the
more aristocratic people of this city were
present. A splendid donation of elegant gifts
was made. All the guests unite in saying
they were most Hospitality entertained. The
music furnished by Prof. Dickhauts band
was leading feature.
On Sunday last the Danish minister Of
Racine officiated in the Danish church in this
city, and united in marriage Miss Mary Jen-
sen and Mr.. Nils Buchtrup. Mr.. Buchtrup
is in the employ of Mr.. H. B. Hinsdale, and
his new relations will make no change in his
business. Mr.. aud Mrs Buchtrup are we'll
and favorably known, and quite large mum.
Der of American as we'll as Danish people
attended their wedding.
On Thursday last when Mr.. Jonas Rhodes,
of Somers, got into his sleigh, and was in
the act of wrapping his robe around him.
his team started suddenly and threw him
back over the seat before he could get the
lines. The horses ran few rods down
Main street toward the bridge, when Mr..
Rhodes succeeded In getting the lines and
drawing them up. But for the cool pres
euce of mind of Mr.. Rhodes. he might have
met with serious accident.
Copy Of letter picked up in front of No.
6S Main street
WILMoT, March /, 1881.
DEAR JIM Baby and have improved
so much that mamma thinks we will be
ready to come home in about two weeks.
wish, dear, you would have Mr.. johnson
paper the two front rooms, down stairs and
the four rooms up stairs. With love, FAN.
S.:--Be sure and buy the wall paper
at Rogers & Barns. They keep the best ps-
per in town, and so very cheap, too.
Saturday evening next the Temple OF
Honor club will produce again the popular
play of Eileen Oge, at Apollo Hall. When
produced before it drew q large house, aud
created considerable enthusiasm. This per-
Torrance is given as a benefit to Mr. Edward
Hartman, member of the club, and who has
been peculiarly unfortunate during this Wig
orous winter Mr.. Hartman has afforded
much genuine pleasure to the Kenosha peo-
pie, and a corresponding compliment to him
should insure good audience on the occa-
sion referred TO.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic prevents malaria
Go to Marden & Farr's for Mrs.. Ffeeman''
Neac National Dyes For brightness and du'
rabiity of color are unequaled. Collar from
2 to 5 pounds. Price Is cents.
| The Republican caucuses will be held or
Thursday, March Slst, 1881, at y o'clock
P NJ, for the purpose of electing three del
egates from each of the following wards
frst second and third vards.--to attend the
City Convention to be held at the court house
on the I'd day of April, for the purpose O.
nominating officers for the city and one Jus
tice of the Peace We hope all good citizens
will attend the caucuses this year, so that i
can't be said that our csucuses are packed
by any man or set of men. Tax payers, yoT
ought to turn out and attend the primaries
We think 1t is a duty you owe yourselves +
be on hand promptly at y o'clock, P. N.
First Ward-Atthe council room.
Second ward-At engine house No. 3.
Third Ward-At Durkee school house.
BY ORDER OF THE CrrY CoNArrrR1
There is no use in drugging yourself {
death, and buying all the vile medicines 70
interal use when you can be cured Of feve
and ague, dumb sgue, bilious disorders
iaundice, dyspepsia as we'll as all disorder
and ailments of the liver, blood and stomach
by wearing one of Prof Guilmette's Frenc
Liver Pads, which is sure cure every tint
If your druggists do not keep the pad, sen
81 so in letter to French Pad Co., Toledo
O., and it will be sent you BY mail. 1t
the only pad that is guaranteed to cur'
! Beware of counterfeits For sale by Rot
J inson, Kenosha.
Samples of every novelty in the line {
printers stock can be seen at this office, an
we will get anything We have not in stoc
when it is requested.
Over $4,000 Howe Scales sold. Borden. Sc
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