The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-09-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1882.
Don't fail TO 90 to the Fair to. day.

Don't fail TO 60 to The FAR TO- DAY.
Mrs. Henry s. Reed has returned from
,er bridal trip.
The Governor left on the l:l5 train Tues.
ay for the State Fair.
Mr.. Dennis Bailey died in this city on
'riday, after long illness.
Mr.. Chas. Dabbs, of Pleasant Prairie, is
eriOusly i'll from heart disease.
Look out for burglars and leave some one
ONE TO look after your houses.
The finest assortment of Visiting Cards in
he city can be found at this office.
Miss Lizzie Halliday is spending her vaca-
on of two weeks with her parents.
This is the last day Of the Fair.
Mr.. Thomas COrwin, of Waukegan. was in
lis city last week visiting friends,
Mr.. Robt. Nicoll left on Monday for q
rec weeks visit in New York State.
Mrs. Fred W. Ellis, of Jacksonville, Fla,
visiting the family of L. 4. WOlcott.
You can get first class dinner at the Din
& Hall on the Fair grounds for 35 cents.
The Salem Cornet Band will discourse
veet music at the Fair Grounds every day.
NJ. Bedcssem has engaged Mr.. Alfred
rOmhOld, an experienced upholsterer of
hicagO.
The TELEaRApH will be sent to any adj
ress from now until after election for rs
enis. Try it.
Mr.. John p. Runkle, of Wheailand, real
zed $S72.35 for his clip of WOOL Who says
armiug don't pay?
The Emerald Beneficial Association gave
\ grand ball at their hall last evening. The
music was fine and the attendance large.
Mr.. Ansel Ray died in Waukeguu on the
It'll inst, of cancer of the stomach, aged 6S
years and months.
Vast merit is inherent in ST. Jacobs Oil,
and we heartily recommend it to our readers
Chicago M WesterR Catholic.
Mrs. A, Wiokwire, of COrtlandt, N. Y,
lpent two days of this week with her old
own friend and companion, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Brande.
Mr.. John W. Merrill, of Kansas City,
spent a few days here this week calling on
I'D friends His friends are always glad to
zee him.
The Telephone Exchange Co. have COM
nenced operations in this city, and are put
ling up their poles, preparatory to stretching
heir wires.
Bay Nothing so simple and perfect for
,oloring as the Diamond Dyes. For carpet
rags. better and cheaper than any other dye.
gtutfs.
We carry large stock of Wedding Sta.
tiOnery and Ball Programmes, and will fill
orders for printing in first class style and at
low prices.
Independent Hose Co. No 8 gave a grand
ball at Park City Hall on Wednesday even
ing. Il was largely attended, and was a
pleasant affair.
81. Georges Benevolent Society will give
a grand excursion TO Milwaukee on Sunday,
Sept. "a. Tickets 1920, good for three
days.
Mr.. j. V. Quarles children entertained
about sixty of their young friends at fare
we'll party on Friday evening. Music by
Prof Dickhaut.
One Of Mr.. s. L. Hastings horses took
fright while standing on Main street on We'd
nesday morning and ran away up Park
avenue. No damage done.
A sar;oe IS no,t;oa hovo hoo., 49,, a. a.
residences Of Messrs. L. g. Merrill and Geo.
g. Baldwin during the past week in honor Of
Mrs. +. w. Blinn and daughter.
While Mr.. Peter McKenna. of Pleasant
Prairie, was getting on top Of hay stack at
MIR. Jas. Kellys, in the same town, on Satur.
day, he fell and broke one Of his arms.
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little boy named Henry Sch, Ia, a grand.
son Of the late Mrs. Tenhagen, fell off the
bridge near the German cemetery on the
North Side on Monday, and broke one of his
arms.
A REwARD-0f one dozen "TEABERRY, :"
to any one sending the best four line rhyme
on "TEABERRY," the remarkable little gem
for the Teeth and Breath. Ask your drug
gist for address.
Burglars obtained an entrance into L..
Maurer's residence at the depot on Sunday
night aud oyerhauled bureaus, drawers and
his pants pockets, but failed to get anything.
They also attempted to get into Mr.. JAS.
GlOVer's house, but failed.
Attention is called to the announcement of
the Waukegan Fair in another column.
Waukegan people always have frst-class
Fair, and it is needless to say the one this
year will be no exception to the general rule.
Indigestion, cOsliveness, or constipation,
are Immediately cured with ZopEsA, from
Brazil II stimulates and gives activity to
the liver. II increases the dissolving juices
of the stomach, and causes the food TO assimi.
late.
Attention is invited to the advertisement
by Van Wyck s. Well in to-day's paper.
They have the reputation of reliable firm
Persons who have farms to dispose of would
DO we'll to give them call.
A social was held by the ladies of ST.. Mat
new church at the residence of Mrs. j.
~ Aimoall on Thursday evening of last