The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-06-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1881.

Until further notice, Probate
Jourt notices will be published
n the UNION and TELEGRAPH
rec Of charge.
Mr.. John Yule is confined to his house
arough illness.
Mrs. William b. Selleck, Of Pleasan
rairie, is quite Ill Of malarial fever.
Blanks for Justices of the Peace for sale a
lis Office.
Read the announcement of W. W. Kimbal
another column.
Miss Mary Adamson, of Bristol, made
ort visit in the city last week.
Miss Maggie King is spending few days
,th friends in Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Halliday left on Wednesday
"a short visit IN Chicago.
A few more fine Albums for sale at closing
tprices at Rittmann's.
The heavy rains this week have been very
neficial to this county.
Mr.. P. Monaghan is rebuilding his black
ith shop.
Miss Julia Kelly, Of Chicago, and formerly
this city, was married in Chicago recently.
Miss Mile Harrington has been visiting
,nds in Woukegan during the past week.
Mr.. VIM. McDermott has secured posi-
/ as telegraph operator in Milwaukee.
he Misses Clarke are visiting at New
ieVa, Pa.
Dr.. Z. G. Hazelton has assumed the man
ment Of the South Side Water Company.
lev. r. Miller has returned to his duties
,astor of the Congregational church.
Judge Anthony Van Wyck visited friends
his county last week
letter from Bristol on the political situa-
was received too late for insertion this
H. II will appear in our next.
Ir. William A. Tholen, Of Port Washing
was the guest Mr. George seelman on
nday,
Ill who have not paid their subscription
lhe@past year will confer a favor on us
doing so as soon as possible.
N. H. Petit s. Co. are putting some patent
ns in their malt house. This establishment
ltinues to improve upon ITSELF
Mr.. John Sandburg, captain of the life
ring crew at Racine, was in this city on
)nday on business connected with his office.
Frances s. Lees, eldest daughter, of Mr..
hn Lees, died of paralysis of the brain in
lcine this week.
Prof. Kendalps Treatise on the Horse and
Diseases for sale at Rittmann's and
)gers & Barns book stores. Price 70 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Truesdell and Mr.. and
rs. Ed. HOLSTER will spend few days at
mp Lake the latter part Of the week,
Miss Nelly Voak, of Benton, Ill.,. has been
sitting Mrs. s. W. Truesdell during the
eek.
Box Papers, Books, Autograph Albums
I'd Gold Pens at Wholesale prices at Ritz
AIMS.
Mrs. Chas. II. McDermott, of Chicago, has
cen visiting at her father.in-laws, Col. IL.
,cDermott's, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henrotin, of Chicago.
,ent a portion Of last week with friends in
enosha,
Miss Hinsdale, of this city, and her friend,
liss Hutchinson, Of San Francisco, returned
ON a visit to Detroit last week.
MIR. b. Eichelman, Jr., was in Chicago The
rst of the week, procuring furniture for hi:
.egant art gallery.
There will be strawberry and ice cream
lstival at the Bristol and Paris Congrega
onal Church on the Plank road on Friday
Eening, June 18th.
Messrs. N. r. Allen & Sons are improving
leir finishing shop and adding new story
hich makes very large and imposing
uilding.
Mr.. z. G. Simmons guarantees the pay
ent Of all premiums awarded at the mex
>unty fair. and liberal premiums win b,
fered.
Mr.. II. S. Curtiss has been appointed
ound master, and all horses, cattle, swine
sese and ducks found running at large Of
le streets will be impounded
Many lose their beauty from the hair fall
~ or fading. Parker's Hair Bslsam sup
lies necessary nourishment, prevents fallin
nd grayness, and is an elegant dressing,
A stable belonging to Mr.. Frank Stoffel. o
aris. was struck by lightning and destroye,
ast Thursday. Two horses and colt il
he stable were killed.
AIR. william B. Selleck, while at one of hi
arms in Illinois, last week, was kicked by
iorse, causing fractiur Of one Of his legs, s.
hat he is unable to return home.
Major R. s. Clarke, brother Of the Misse
Clarke, and family, and Mrs. Thornburgh an
amily, are occupying the residence Of tn
Misses Clarke in this city.
Go TO Marden & Farr's for Mrs. freeman
Neso National Dyes. For brightness and dr
rabiIity of color are unequaled. Color frol
s pounds. Price 10 cents,
Mr. Jas. F. Petrie, of Somers, has recent
purchased a sugar cane mill Of Geo. L. SquiC
s Bro, Buffalo, N. Y, and will be prepare
to meet the wants Of cane growers in the fal
Upon the Chinese question, Reeds Gil
Edged Tonic utters no uncertain sound; b
it is more particularly dead shot on few
and ague and all disorders arising from i
digestion
A strawberry festival will be given by Il
ladies Of the NJ. f. church, Pleasant Prairi
on Tuesday evening, tho l4th inst, at L.
ShelIey's. Come one and all aud have got
time.
Mr.. H. F. Cady, proprietor Of The CT
Hotel, has availed himself of the services
Louis Morehouse, and has decorated 3
house with new psper-hangings and cal,
mining.
FoR SALE.-A farm of 800 acres In {
town Of Bristol at $50 per acre. Would to
city property to the amount Of IS, 600 as pi
payment For particulars apply ct Il