The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Road Warrants for sale at this Office.
Rev. Fraak 7. Lee leh for Sparta. Wis. +,
"a Tuesday.
nj. A. Baker, Esq. returned home from
Michigan yesterday.
Blanks foF Justices Of the Peace for sale at
this office.
Mrs. Col NJ. Prank has been Wishing In
this city the past few weeks.
The Mission at st. Marks church Is being
largely attended II viii contiune until the
leth inst.
A boy named Peters jumped or a sleigh
on Saturday night and afterwards fell of,
cutting bis head severely.
Don't forget the grand concert nj Kimhall
Gall next Thursday evening, March 18th.
Mr.. james Petit, formerly 81 Racine, and
brother Of Sir. ]. VI. Petit, Of this city,
aied at his home In Minnesota this week.
Prof. palmer repeated his temperance Ice
tuFe ct Kimball Hall on last Sunday night to
fair house. 1t was an interesting one.
The snow storms of the past week are said
TO have been the heaviest experienced in this
vicinity for many years.
Anthony s Ellis Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany did not play here last Thursday night,
being snow bound at Fond du Lac.
The City Marshal has been experimenting
several Of the tramps during the past few
days, in work on the streets and in the har
Dor.
A slight quarrel took place on the North
Side on Sunday last Both the puguliStic
individuals becoming satisfied, The affair
ended
Patrick Kearnes was arrested on Sunday
by officer Rock on the north side, for disor.
leriy conduct. and sentenced TO five days In
ths county Jail,
Reed Gilt-Edge Tonic restores the appetite.
Mr.. Irving, in the capacity of City Mar
Shal, and under the supervision Of the Presi-
Gent of the Board Of Audit, took cod hath
on Sunday in the river. The result was
sanitary rather than otherwise.
Go and hear the addresses at Kimball Hall
next Thursday evening, March 18th.
The Ladies Aid Society Of st. Matthews
church win meet this Thursday evening at
the ReCtory. The new arrangement was an
nounced In the UNION of last week. A full
attendance Is anticipated
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this Office win have their sales noticed In
she UNION and TrIEaRARH free of charge.
BAPTIST CuuRoa. Rev. Allan Curr, Pas
sOr. All cordially welcome to the services,
morning and evening, at the usual hours.
Mrs. Peter Ware, of the town of Bristol,
died last week, and the funeral was to have
taken place in this city, but the deep snow
prevested Il. and che was buried near her
house
Miss Emma Cote returned nome on Aion'
>tay night, after visit with her friends in
Chicago, Miss Cote went to Chicago more
especially for the purpose of attending the
snNsiOal Z stivals,
Messrs Il. A. Mahoney ana Alex. Bailey
IyOvR Ia from Salem on Monday. and
Mesers J. c. ani R. F. Roberts from Wood
worth on Tuesday They report 'he roads
terribly blocked up with snow.
Samples of every novelty in the lima OF
printers stock can be seen al this Office, and
We viii get anything we have mot in stock
when It Is requested.
Owing to the snow blockade, The auction
sale on the farm Of Friedrich sehnuchel, three
miles west Of KenSsha, which was to have
saken place last Thursday, has been again
postponed until Tuesday, the 18th inst at 10
clock 4. u.
On account Of the deep snow, the auction
sale on the farm Of Blsckman Bros, six
gpiles southwes from Kenoshs, on the Mil.
waukee road. In the town Of Pleasant Prairie,
has been postponed until ThuradSy. March
18th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Prof. KendaWs Treatise Oh the Horse and
his Diseases for sale at Rittmann's and
Rogers 4 Barns book stores. Price 25 cents
Mayor Sinclair has been appointed Super.
1ntendent st the new depot Of the Chicago
sud Northwestern Railway in Chicago His
many friends here are glad that his long and
faithful services for this company have been
Ehus recognised
Over $4,000 Howe Scales sold Borden Sell
sesk s Co., Agents, Chicago
Some persons have miscoustrued a sentence
IN notice Of marriage In this paper few
weeks since as Implying doubt as TO the
future happiness Of the bride. No such In.
depreciation vas expected for the match was
good one
when doSess disagree what shall we
iOfn little clerical disturbance IN our
Ridst has created some comment. Perhaps
the least said soonest mended" ia the bet.
ter maxim. While people talk they DO moi
always think, and to be charitable is always
Sreditable.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic prevents malaria
Every one should attend The grand con
cart at Kimbsn Hall next Thursday evening,
March 18th
Mr.. George Kinbsll graduated from tn,
medical department Of the University c
Pennsylvania on the goth 0: February will
honor to himself and his family. His recort
upon examination was exceedingly crediia
bic. Dr.. Nmeall will be welcomed By hi
many fri mis- in Kenosha in few weeks.