The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-03-04

? Main street, and hare been out on the Planl
, road in the same agreeable occupation. 9th
. ers were at work under AIr T. " Utter. dig
| ging ditch near the railroad. These trampl
should be made TO perform hard labor il
accordance with the statute.
On Tuesday last Justice Gillett vas made
happy (if the other parties were mott by re
eelving his little fee for the marriage of Mr
Robert Maunsell and Mrs. Marguerite Green
vile, both of Chicago. Both parties we're
thoroughly Intercepted by his Honor tht
Judge, and it appeared that they should know
. what they we're about, both having been mar
ried before and both divorced from their
former companions in life.
Hundreds Of men and women and children
rescued from beds Of pain, sickness and al
most DEATH and made strong and hearty by
ParkeF's Ginger Tonic ere the best evidences
in the world Of its sterling worth You can
find these in every community - Past See
advertisement.
Misses Marie Bacot and Maggie King will
extend their kindnesses 10 the children Of
the city by the commencement Of dancing
class on Saturday next al The residence of
Miss Bacot, on Park avenue, at half-past two
o'clock. These young ladies have afforded
much pleasure to the little folks Of the city
during this long dreary winter, and have
added much to their mplishments. That
they may have full class in their renewed
effort is quite to be desired.
Samples of every novelty in the line Of
printers stock can be seen at the Office, and
We will get anything we have not in stock
when IL is requested.
| At the musical entertainment given by the
| Nightingale Club, under the management of
Miss Fisk, a little excitement was occasioned
by an apparent settling of the floor in one of
the crowded parlors. Hon. F. Robinson be-
ingpresent. assured the company there was no
danger, and stampede that otherwise might
have been serious was preeluded. Subse-
quent investigation proved that though there
was some cause for alarm, the whole affair
was in substance trifing.
On Saturday last little Burtie, a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Drom, aged four
years, was taken from them by the dread
diphtheria, and was buried on Sunday. A
gloomy day, indeed, for Mr.. and Mrs. Drom.
Burtie was bright and handsome boy-the
pride of his parents and grandparents, and
Il was hard to say =" Thy will be DONE" Yet
such was their sorrow, and they will have
the sympathy Of all their many friends in
this great affiictIon.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this Office will have their sales noticed in
the UxIox and TELEGRAPH free Of charge.
In consequence Of the snow blockade The
illustrated Lectures by Hon. Anthony Van
Wyck will not transpire until the evenings
of the 10th, 1lth, and 18th Of March, Judge
Van Wyck has been quite unable to collect
the material necessary for the elegant enter
tainmeuts which he proposes to afford the
Kenosha people as soon as he expected, On
account Of the INSTRUCTED avenues of comma
nicaton. lie will, however, appear at the
times above mentioned in Apollo Hall. The
well-known ability and scholarly attachments
of Judge Van WICK, aided by an instrument
Of wonderful power, sholld be convincing to
the Kenosha public that he will give them
something instructive and entertaining in
the extreme, entertainments which the most
fastidious may enjoy without any kind of
scruple even during the lenten season. No
one should fail to see these performances.
After breakfast last Friday morning Mrs.
E. P. Mellen, married lady about "a years
of age, went out through the cupola Of the
Water Cure and threw herself off the roof to
the ground, distance of thirty-four feet,
fracturing an arm and leg. The shock
was go great to her system that she died
from the results of it on Sunday afternoon.
She had been insane for about three months.
She appeared perfectly rational OF times,
and after leaving the breakfast table on Fri.
day, seemed cheerful, and said that she
would go and get her things and take
walk On Saturday she asked DR.. Pennoyer
If she was going to die, and when he told
her she wOnld probably get we'll, she replied
that she wanted TO die that there was room
for every one in the world but her. She had
been at the Water Cure only few days over
week when she committed the rash act.
Deceased was member of An art club in
Chicago, and it is supposed that her insanity
was caused by over-study. Her father took
her remains to New London, Conn, for in
terment, on Monday.
Notice is hereby given that the Republican
caucuses will be held in the several wards of
the city of Kenosha, at the aforementioned
places, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at u P.
NJ, for the purpose Of electing three dele
gates to attend the County Convention to be
held at the Court House on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, at clock P. NJ. of said day, for the
purpose of nominating good candidate for
County Judge. First ward at Council Room
I'd ward. No. 8 Engine House; Sd ward at
Durkee School House 4th ward at Wallace
Mygatts Office.
By ORDER OF CRY COMMITTEE.
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 quick aud permanent cure for those dis
Orlers. Ask your druggist for the great rem
edy, and take no other, and if he does not
keep it send ST. SO in letter TO the French
Pad Co., Toledo, o., and receive one by mail,
ostpraid.
Who can tell what has become of the old
military bounty land warrants? There is out
standing nearly twenty-five thousand of 100,
40, so aud 40 acres each, which were issued
| n soldiers or their heirs for services rendered