The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-05
Mr.. Leroy Hustled, Of Bristol, has moved
to Waukegan.

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! Attention is called to the advertisement 0
Mr.. s. T. Rice in another column. Hi
milk business, which he offers for sale, is
good opening for the right man.
DR.. A. L. Buchan aud Miss Mary Mere
B dith, of Union Grove. we're married at tina
place on Wednesday. The wedding was
: grand affair.
THEY ALL DO IT Every body uses TEA
BERRY for the teeth and breath, the newest
brightest, cosiest little toilet gem extant
Try cent sample.
Peace and quiet prevailed throughout thu
town on Sunday for the most part, and espec
tally on the North side. Officer o. Brien il
proving very efficient in duty in that dis
trict
| Ayers Pills contain no croton oil, calome
or mineral. They are compounded of pure
vegetable extracts, which have positive vii
tues and always cure, where cures are pos
sible.
The beer vendors are now Boosting OIL
their Book Beer" and each vie with the
other as to the quality of the different varie-
ties. 1t is all good enough if you don't take
too much.
Mr.. James Walker, residing ten miles west
of Racine, fell from the loft in his barn on
Tuesday morning. and received injuries
which caused his death. He was II years
of age, and was one of the oldest residents
Of Racine county.
The pool match between Gus. Pleiss, OF
Racine, and Peter Schmitt, of Kenosha, on
Wednesday night at Kimball Hall, was won
by Pleiss, who made Al games to Schmitfs
80. Schmitt's friends are willing to back
him for double the money in another match
My wife said / was fool when brought
home bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic. But
when it broke up my cough, drove away her
neuralgia and cured baby's dysentery, she
thought had made an excellent investment.
A horse belonging to Mr. Lewis Williams,
of Paris, was stolen from Myron Dane in
Bristol ON Sunday evening. II was found
at Brass Ball the next morning by George
Huntoon.
Biliousness, indigestion, consiipation--all
forms of dyspepsia yield at once to a few
poses of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil. A 10 cent sample proves it. Sold
by F. Robinson.
Mr.. Mat. Fuker, of this city, and Miss
Katherine Eppers, Of the town of Paris. were
married ON Tuesday last at the Catholic
church at Paris Corners. Many friends con-
graduate them on the happy event.
In order to prevent confusion, arising
from several persons applying for sittings at
the same time, it has become necessary to
adopt the appointment plan. This enables
every one to engage sitting at certain hour
on stated day. b. W. EIcHELMAN,
45tf Portrait Photographer.
Mr.. William Mccarthy, an old and respect.
ed citizen of Burlington, Racine county,
living about five miles east of the village, was
run over and killed by train on the night
of the Oath ult, while on his way home.
l have fingered in ivy-grown bowers,
In minister's and palaces vast;
Amid castles and crumbling towers
Made beautiful with the Wallpaper from
Hosea Barns Kenosha Book Store.
Mr.. Albert ZenS has engaged the skill and
talent of Mr.. VIM. Kindt, the scenic artist.
in the way of frescoing the hall attached to
his store, and known as the old Shoffen
place, which he intends to fix up in modern
style as German garden ard resort for all.
Herman Jaeger, a lad Is years of age,
while playing with toy pistol ON Monday
last, was accidentally shot through the hand.
the ball lodging in his wrist joint. The
surgeon has so far been unable to trace the
ball so that it can be extrcated.
Jacob Marizolf, of Lancaster, N. Y, says
your Spring Blossom works well for every
thing you recommend it; myself, wife, and
children have all used it, and you can't find
healthier family in New York State.-Oct.
5, $780,
A fellow from Racine, whose name we
could not learn, drove white horse furious
ly through the principal streets of this city
last Sunday afternoon. II is said that the
horse ran into post on the way home and
demolished the buggy.
Mr.. Owen Rogan, late of Pl, asant Prairie,
has moved with his family to Montana,
where he has purchased farm. and int nds
to make his future home. His nephew,
Hugh Rogan, Jr., accompanied them, also
intending TO make his residence there.
Mr.. Richard Crowley, of Salem, Mass,
says; al can, from personal experience,
recommend Browns Iron Bitters as being
permanent cure for indigestion, dyspepsia.
sick stomach, painful urination, etc. II
really strengthens the whole general system.
Its effect is most wonderful.
Mr.. John Crethen, of Racine, has pur.
chased the saloon business and establishment
Of Mat Zievers on Main street. where he
will carry on the business in first GLASS
manner. Mr.. Zievers will resume the pro-
secution of his trade-that of carpenter.
Sittings may be engaged by personal ap.
plication at the studio, or by letter, to which
prompt reply will be gwen.
B. W. ETcHELMAN,
45wl Portrait Photographer.
The barn of Theodore Terhurst, about six
miles from Burlington, Racine county, was
struck by lightning on the 18th ult., and en-.
tirely consumed, together it'll all it's con-
tents, including two COWS, three sheep a
calf, eleven tons OF hay and all the farming
implements.
DlllOuSucbsJ IuulkcstIout COuSLipAtiOu-Al
forms of dyspepsia yield at once TO few
doses of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil. 10 cent sample proves it. Sold
by F. Robinson.
Messrs. Charles Kerber, Sr., Charles Ker
Der, Jr., and Otto Kerber have purchased of
Mr.. VIM. Hartung the brick building on
Main street occupied by Mr.. C. A. Dewey as
hardware store. Consideration Sc 800
Mr.. Dewey has lease of the building until
the LIST of March, 1888.
The Building Committee of 81. Marx 8
church have decided on building the new
church on the northwest corner of the
ground belonging TO the church, where the
school-house now stands. The school house
will be moved to the south east end of the
LOT. 1t was intended at first TO build the
church on the south, east end OF the lot but
natural obstacles in the way of obtaining a
good foundation made il necessary to change
the location.
Mr.. Balm has put up in his factory lot OF
new machinery, so that now comparatively
little hand work is done, everything being
done through the means of the country's en-,
terprise in the way Of new inventions.
"Across the Continent" in rhich Oliver
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