The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-11-24

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Oil.
John Beyersdorfer was brought before
Justice Gillett on Monday on Two charges of
assault and battery-one by August Fauder-
mann and the other by VIM. Cober. On tn e
first charge he was fined So and costs and on
the second Sc and costs, in all $l8.
%Lydia E. Pinkharn Vegetable Compound
is positive cure for all those weaknesses so
common to our best female population.
Just received, new stock of Prayer Books.
JAS. MATHEWS.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this office will have notice of their sales
published in the UNION and TELEGRAPH free
Of charge.
Barns will not sell foreign made cheap Al
buns and tell you they are American.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of John Petre, in the town of Somers.
one-half mile west of Somers Station, ON
Wednesday, Nov. 29th, commencing at l
o. clock P. NJ, sharp, of farm stock and farm
ing implements L. r. Wilson, auctioneer.
Mr.. John Ponsonby, manager of the Phe-
nix Opera House, Waukegan, will open
Apollo Hall in this city next Friday evening.
Dec. 1st, with John Dillon and company.
Mr.. Ponsenby has six or eight other compa-
MES booked for this city, and, as he is good
manager, he will no doubt make Apollo Hall
the most popular place of amusement in the
city.
Mr.. 3. Eichelman has resigned his studio
here and entered into partnership with
Rocher, of Chicago. This offer from a man
of Mr.. Rocher's established fame to so young
an artist is a sufficient comment on Mr..
Eichelman's professional ability. In
social way he will be missed by host of
friends, whose best wishes follow him. Ills
father will continue the business here.
Mrs Baker, who accompanied the remains
of her father. Col Carleton, from Sioux Falls,
Dakota, to Kilbourn City, Wis, for interment
the early part of last week, spent from Sat
urday to Monday with Mrs. E. T. Wolcott,
in this city. Her mother remained in Mil
waukee while she came her.
BRACE UP-Your system for work. 70
PEsA, the new Dyspepsia and Liver remedy,
attends strictly to business in correcting the
Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys. Sample bot
ties, 10 cents; large bottles, Is cents. For
sale by F. Robinson.
The old brick foundry is being overhauled
and new additions being made to it. pre-
paratory to its being occupied by the Domes-
tic Organ Company, of Kenosha and Racine.
This is another desirable acquisition to
Kenosha's industries, and we wish the Com
pany abundant success.
X" Winter finds out what Summer lays
by Kidney-Wort cures in Winter and in
Summer. There is scarcely person to be
found who will not be greatly benefited by
q thorough course of Kidney-Wert every
spring. If you cannot prepare the dry buy
the houid 1t has the same effect
Celery by the head or hundred a; James
Mathews.
At an adjourned meeting of St. Marks
Total Abstinence Society, held in St. Mark
school on Sunday afternoon, John ODonnell
was elected President; John Cantwell, Vice
President; John Corcoran, Secretary; j. A..
Gallaghan, Treasurer Matthew Cragin,
Marshall Edward Brown, Messenger; Har.
ry Kupfer. Sergeant-at-Arms; Jas. McMul-
len and Matthew Brady, Investigating Com
mittee.
"TEABERRY" is very fine
Makes your Teeth as white as mine;
Try "TEABERRY" and you will see
If it's not what It's said to be.
For sale by F. Robinson,
MIR. Thomas Nelson, father of Mrs. John
Nicoll, of this city, died in Racine on Tues
day, after long illness, in the SD year of
his age. Mr.. Nelson was for many years q
resident of this city. and went to reside with
one of his sons in Racine the past summer.
He was universally respected by all who
knew him. The remains will be brought
here on the 2. Is train on Saturday, and the
funeral cortege will proceed from the depot
to the cemetery.
When you buy of Hosea Barns you get
exactly what you pay for.
N. W. Aver & Sons, PHILADELPHIA News
paper Directory has been on our desk fol
several days. 1t contains list of all the
newspapers and periodicals in the United
States and Canada, and it is as good book
for advertisers as any newspaper directory
published. From our experience with this
firm, we can say that they are reliable and
straightforward men to deal with.
The Rural New Yorker, with its well
known free seed distribution, will be dubbed
with the UNION or TELEGRAPH at $3.50 per
annum in advance.
At regular meeting of the Temple o
Honor, held on Monday evening, the follow
ing named persons were installed as oficer
for the next six months F. G. Hannahs
Worthy Chief; Geo. Fay, Worthy Vice
Edward Rust, Worthy Recorder; j. S
Ketchum, Worthy Assistant Recorder
Adam Dickhaut, Worthy Financial Recorder
Daniel B. Benedict, Worthy Treasurer
Thomas English, Worthy Usher; Lewis Git
zen, Worthy Assistant Usher; Joseph Mul
Ter, Worthy Guardian; John Nelson, Worth
Outside Sentinel; Rev. R. W. Boswcrth
Worthy Chaplain.
(rrom e'naa County Taaes
Clara Edna Gray. aged years, month
and % days died at Paris, Neb., Oct. 2
1882, after an illness of l6 days. She wa
the elder daughter of A. II. and Lucia Gray
formerly of Kenosha County. Rev. Wilao
: preached from the text found in the 1T
chapter of I'd Samuel, and the last clause
: the 22d verse.
Edna was dear child, loved by all VIII
knew her. She lives with angels now. an
only the brightness Of her memory
left to the afflicted father, mother and lit
sister. Oh how uncertain are all of oil
best earthly treasures and hopes. On
heaven remains as an unfailing home, whe
good alone shall come to US.
4 REV. j. NJ. SNYDER.
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