The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-02-04

rewarded by leaving the same a me OSIo'
Office.
Mr.. Josiah Bond Jr.. who has been pursu
: ing his theological studies in Philadelphia
% happened in on his friends on Saturda
: evening last, and vii spend short vacation
. in this city.
J. R. Cairns. Sheriff Of Lenawee Co.
Mich, says II have worn an "0nly Lunl
Pad for bronchial difficulties, and hav
not been troubled with cough nights sine
wearing it.-Ses Ado.
On Saturday last, Mr.. VIM. Turk acct
IDENTIFY caught his hand IN the machinery
Of his wood saving machine and suffered tn,
: loss of two Of his fingers DR.. W. NJ. FAR
: was called and did the necessary surgery.
{ Mr.. G. A. votz has sold for round fgur,
his celebrated brood mare Annie Richards Il
J. B. Protter, of MaryvilIe, NJ This mare
: is well known to be enc of the finest bred in
/, the country, and is cut Of Bonnie Scot
; land"
Over $4,000 Howe Scales sold. Borden, Sell
LEX g. Co., Agents. Chicago.
A large congregation was present on Sun.
day evening at st. Matthews church to listen
to the sermon of Rev. ". W. Kirby His
account of the missionary work in North
Western America or Ruperts Land was most
interesting
Messrs. Nielsen Hansen have moved their
furniture establishment into the store owned
by Mr. Jason Lotbrop on Main street. They
have fitted up the place with taste, and now
have one Of the best furniture and undertake
ing establishments in the city.
Rev. B. H. Breasted, of Iowa, who is con-
Quoting the revival meetings at the Baptist
| church, made the address at Apollo Hall on
Sunday afternoon last. His speech was an
earnest one in the cause of temperance, and
good audience we're present to hear him.
For the past two years have been troubled
Win AouSOAtHood anu Acuidle WedAnts5i WHICH
at times has been so great that I could neither
eat nor sleep. wore one of Prof. Gull
mette's Kidney Pads and it cured me.
Mrs. II. JEROME, Toledo, 0.
Now that the railway extension has
reached the Malt House, the company do not
require so many teams. Mr.. s. L. Hastings
has purchased the large team, with wagon,
harness and all the outfit Mr. Hastings is
always ready to buy good team of horses
II was currently reported the first OF the
week that Mr. John Petit had been seriously |
injured by the falling of tackle block on
bis head. He was struck slightly by car
brake on the forehead, causing slight |
abrasion, no serious results having followed. |
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Matthew's
church met at the residence of Mr.. Seth |
Doan last week Thursday Tie attendance
was large, the mites donated aggregated
handsome sum, and the affair was enjoyed I
by all. The society met last evening at the
residence of Mr., Lewis Balm
Reed s Gilt. Edge Tonic cures fever and ague.
The remains Of Mrs Wright, of Chicago,
were brought here on Monday for interment.
Mrs. Wright was the mother of David Wright,
formerly of this city, who now resides at
Red Wing, Mimi, and is roadmaster on the
st. Paul Railway. Mr.. Wright and three
sisters were here in attendance at their
mothers funeral
Are you low-spirited, down in the
mouth" and weak in the back? Does walk
ing lifting or standing cause pain in the
small of the back? If so, you have kidney
disease, and Prof. Guilmette's French Kid
ney Pad is the only remedy which viii cure
you rapidly and permanently and without
filling your stomach With nauscaing medi-
cine.
On Sunday morning last, while driving on
Kenosha street, Mr.. s. l.. Hastings and Mr..
Edward Theirs came in collision, the shaft
of Mr.. Theirs cutter penetrating the breast
of Mr.. Hastings horse several inches Mr..
Hastings horse was the grey PAGER which he
had lately purchased of Mr.. Seth Doan. The
affair was purely accidental, and neither
party seems to attribute blame to the other.
On Monday, while cleaning portion of
the machinery in the Whitaker foundry,
Robert Whitaker, Jr., met with serious ac-
cident The rag with which he was at work
wound round his hand, became entangled in
the machinery, and was drawn around
pulley. Mr. Whitaker had presence of mind
to kick off the belt with his foot. One of
the workmen, in the excitement, replaced |
the belt, and the skin and flesh were torn
from Mr.. Whitaker's hand. Dr. Saunders
dressed the wounds
Go to Marden s Fairs for Mrs. Ffeeman's
Neto National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rabiity Of color are unequaled. Color from
3 to 5 pounds Price Is cents,
Mr. VIM. Lewis and four other gentlemen,
assisted by Miss Agnes Ingersoll, all of Chi |
cago, will give q rare musical entertainment
next week friday in Kimball Opera House.
The music will be of violin and violincello,
and will be of the highest order. Mr. Lewis
is brother of Mr.. u ]. Lewis, Of this city,
is cultivated musician, and one of the fin
est violinists in the country. Those who are
unsteady inclined cannot fail to avail them
selves of this rare entertainment
A new society has been formed in this
city, known as the German Arbeiter Kranken
Understanding Verein, or German
Workingmen's Mutual Aid Society" They
are beneficiary society, organized for mu-
tual aid in time of sickness, and for the sup
port of widows and orphans of members.
Persons between the ages of Is and so years
are admitted. They meet the first Saturday
in each month at the Park City Hail. The
officers are as follows: President, Mat Pittz;