The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-01-28

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Sunday night was quite prolific OF row
0 One ct Andrew SchofFen's saloon, one
Faber's saloon, and one in the street near Il
Grant House. Itisa little surprising to son
of our citizens that none Of these roughs al
arrested
Major Swift, who was one of the propri
tors of the Republican Journal--the ma
who vas to publish "rousihg" Republica
newspaper in Kenosha--has been appointe
engrossing clerk of the assembly at Madison
His partner, Mr. Baker, is also ia Madison
Mr.. volta, the enterprising proprietor {
the American House, has gone into the team
ing business, and is drawing wood from hi
farm in Salem, his team consisting Of his tw
trotters. Mr.. Voltz believes in combinin
pleasure with business.
If, after fair test. you are not cured Q
gravel, nervous debility, or any disease Q
the kidneys. bladder or urinary organs b.
using Prof. GuiImette's French Kidney Pad
then the druggist from whom You bought
will refund the money paid.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
OF the late John Hockney, ia the town 0
Randall, two miles north Of Wilmot and tw'
miles east Of Bassetts station, on Thursday
Feb. 10th, commencing at $50 AM. of farm
ing stock and implements.
The young ladies Of Kemper Hall took
sleigh-ride to Racine on Monday. Some Of
the young gentlemen Of this city were quite
exercised that the rules at the Hall are SO
stringent. They anxiously longed for seat
In one Of those beauty-laden sleighs.
On Tuesday last party of children from
the Taylor Orphan Asylum at Racine came
down to KenOsha for sleigh ride-eighteen
in number-and lunched at Kupfer's bakery.
This is one Of the best charitable institutions
in the country, and is in fourishing con-
dition.
The Rev. Mr.. Mallory, coadjutor in the
cathedral at Milwaukee, preached in st.
Matthew'S church on Sunday last, morning
and evening, the Rector, Rev. Mr.. Bell, max
ing the exchange with him on that day, the
latter preaching at the cathedral in Milwau-
kee.
DR.. Jas. T. Ozlnne, who has located at De
Smet, Dakota, has been visiting relatives
and friends in this nelghborhood the past two
weeks, and will return to Dakota this week.
We wish our young friend abundant success
in his new location He reports that country
rapidly filling up.
Go to Marden & Farr's for Mrs Ffeeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rability of color are unequaled, Color from
2 to pounds. Price 10 cents
About score of Juveniles met at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. L. Baker on Saturday last to
celebrate the sixth birthday Of his daughter
Emma. The little folks spent the time in
amusements suitable to the occasion, closing
with table bountifully spread with tea,
cakes, fruit, and confectionery.
The Ladies' Aid Society of 81. Matthew's
church met OF the residence of Mr.. R. B.
Towslee on Thursday of last week. There
vas large attendance, and the gathering
was pronounced one of the most entertaining
Of the year, Yesterday evening the Society
met at the residence of Mr. Seth Doan.
The whole community seems 10 have en-
Dyed the beautiful sleighiug during the pres
mt week. Every person who owned horse
" could hire one hiss INDUCED in a sleigh
'ide. Our streets presented lively appear
lnce on Monday Not only single horses
md teams, but four finland QUILTS were out
Nth merry parties,
Death has again come TO the family of Mr..
Andrew Linquist. Only few days ago we
ecorded the death of little daughter from
liphtheria, and now little Andrew, aged
bout ten years, has fallen a victim to this
errible disease. Mr.. and Mrs. Linquist have
he sympathy Of the community in their deep
Ifliction. The elder son, Alexander, is quite
lick from the same disease.
AT the annual meeting Of the stockholders
# Dan Head 4 Co.'S. Bank, held on Tuesday.
he following directors we're elected for the
nsuing year: Edward Balm, Dan Head,
J. J. Lewis, F. G. Head, J. c. NJ. Kehlcr,
+. Z. Sutherland, George Hale. From the
Ibove were chosen Dan Head, President; ].
;. NJ. Kehlor. Vice-President; U. ]. Lewis,
Cashier.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic cures fever and agus.
The Rector of st. Matthew'S church has
obtained the consent of the Rev. W. w. Kirk
by, of the Church of England, to be present,
and evening, on Sunday next He
will preach in the morning, and in the even
ing will give an account of his life as mis-
sionary for twenty-seven years in the Brit
ish Provinces, portion of his work being
within the Arctic Circle. Those who attend
will most assuredly not go away disappointed.
On Monday evening very pleasant sleigh
ing party went cut to the popular resort
presided over by ex-sheriff John Lucas, in
Pleasant Prairie. 1t was under the manage
ment of Mr.. Hansen aud Mr.. Kerber. A
pleasant time was the result. Ali commend
Mr.. Lucas and his good wife for the hospi-
tality with which they were received and
entertained.
Thousands have been cured of dumb ague,
bilious disorders. jaundice. dyspepsia and
all diseases of the liver, blood and stomach,
when all other remedies have failed, by using
Prof Guilmette's French Liver Pad, which
is e quick and perm snent cure for those dis
orders. Ask your druggist for the great rem
edy, and take no other, and if he does not
keep ii send $3.50 in letter to the French
Pad Co., Toledo, O., and receive one by mail,
postpaid.
The teachers Of the Eastern Division vii