The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-06-17

When freedom from her mountain heigh
unfurled her standard TO the air, she tore tn
azure robe of night, and set Reeds Gilt Edg
Tonic there.
Every consumer Of the Park City Water
Co. is expected to close their faucets imme
diately at the alarm of FIRE, so as to give tht
fire department the full pressure of thu
artesian we'll 2w:
For SALE. A farm of 800 acres In tht
town of Bristol at $50 per acre. Would take
city property to the amount Of So, 600 as par
payment. For particulars apply at this
Office
| Several of the members of the two lodges
| of Odd Fellows went TO the meeting of the
Grand Lodge at Milwaukee this week, and
all report that they were handsomely enter.
tanned and had good time
Master Wallie Bullen was surprised by
thirty of his young friends last Friday night
All said they had good time, good music
and elegant refreshments. 1t will long be
remembered
There will be strawberry festival at AS
bury church, Bristol, on Wednesday, 22d
inst, in the evening. All are invited also
Missionary Sunday School Concert on Sun.
day evening, June 26th, at 1880 o'clock.
1t seems from reliable sources that berries
are very scarce this season, light crop, and
not enough to supply the demand in the
market. It is prophesied, however that
next week there will be somewhat better
supply.
Mr.. LOUIS Schultzberger, the gentlemanly
clerk in F. Robinson's drug store, has re-
turned from Racine, where he has for several
days been in charge of Richard Robinson's
drug store during the absence of the pro.
prietor.
One of our attorneys, seeing little boy
about two years old running down Main
street alone, asked the little fellow whose boy
he was. "My Mothers" was the reply.
The suggestion was made that the child need
ed no examination.
The multitude that went TO Racine on
Tuesday pronounce Forepaughs circus the
best they have ever seen. They say the BIZ
cycle race alone was worth the money, and
that in all its appointments ii was first
class show.
The friends of Rev. DR.. Everhart in this
city will be glad to learn that he has met with
great success in Montgomery, Ala. Hammer
Hall, Of which he is the Rector, has seventy
pupils, and the press of that section speak
very highly of our former townsman.
Mr.. Joseph Martin, section man on the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, in at
tempting TO jump off handcar while in
motion on Tuesday evening, fell under the
wheels and was run over Both of his legs
we're badly bruised
A company of gipsies, consisting of four
antilles and several horses, were encamped
he first Of the week just south of the city
limits. The usual amount of fortune telling
md horse-trading furnished the programme,
rs in cases of all such tribes
A meeting will be held on Friday evening,
June 18th, at the F. S. rooms, opposite Prof.
Sibley's rooms in the Robinson building, at
P. NJ, of all interested in yachting, for the
purpose of forming yacht club. All are
cordially invited to attend.
A few men were in town on Tuesday after
loon, the rest went TO the monkey show at
Racine. There was little reason why the
circus did not come to Kenosha-only lack
If enterprise. 1t would have brought more
dollars to Kenosha than it could have pos
IDLY taken out. Public spirit makes town.
Several of the more prominent young ladies
# the town. married and single, are interest
ng themselves IN the Free Kindergarten and
earning the work This is TO be commend
ID, for no part of womans education is
more essential than to know how to manage
Ind educate children.
We are adding several fonts of the latest
styles of type to our already extensive assort-
nent, and are prepared to do anything in the
inc Of printing, from the smallest card to the
argest poster, in manner equal, if not
upsrior, to any other office inKenosha, and
It prices as low as the lowest
Frank Bardal, North Bennett street, Buff
alo, says: 9" have tried your Spring Bios
ION as family medicine and have never
come across anything to do SO much good in
20 short time in cases of indigestion, dys-
pepsia and arrangement Of the stomach I
strongly recommend it." Price, so cents
trial bottles, 10 cents.
Many Of our citizens sat up, others retired
and were wakened by their friends, to see
The eclipse of the moon on Saturday night,
md some undoubtedly slept through the whole
affair. There was, however, an eclipse visi-
bic at this point, and notwithstanding the
cloudy sky, the view was not essentially oo-
structed, and was quite interesting. We
heard one gentleman say that he could stay
out late that night and would tell his wife
he staii to see the eclipse
The improvements in the park are quite
The sodding around the pond
and the west fountain are nicely done under
the supervision of Mr.. Haughey. The grad
ing is progressing rapidly. We will have a
park lin the sweet by and BY" All that is
necessary TO accelerate matters is reasonable
appropriation from the city. and liberal and
active support from the citizens.
WILMoT, Wis, June IS, 1881.
The annual meeting Of the Old Settlers
Club was adjourned until the Oath inst, at
9 A. NJ, at Wilmot. There will also be an
excursion to the club grounds at Fox Lake,