The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-04-21

7 LosT-In Kenosha, on the 1st of April, a
pocketbook containing about $40. The
poeketbook belongs to poor farmer, and the
inder will be suitably rewarded By leaving
it at this Office
Two attempts were made on Saturday
night to burn Powell & Douglas shops in
Waukegan. The first attempt was discovered
= in time TO be frustrated, but the second one
destroyed new warehouse fog ether with
nearly all its contents.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Mark g
church wish to return their thanks to Messrs.
S. L. Hastings and John Hoye for the efforts
made by them TO make the sociable at Mr..
Hastings new barn success The net pro-
ceeds amounted to $l95.
Spring store cleaning and renovating has
been going on to some extent the past few
weeks. Among the stores that have been
made TO shine are Mat. Hucks, s. 5. Drom's,
Lentz & Funck's. Vim. Fishers, Brown 4
Gaffney's and Nielsen & IIansens.
Sihings may be engaged by personal ap-
! plication at the studio or by letter. TO which
! prompt reply will be gwen.
b. W. EIcHELMAN,
45wl Portrait Photographer.
Lightning rod swindlers are at work in
this county. They make out contract fer
putting up rods Mt a very low price TO adver-
tise their rods, they say, but on the dup,i-
cate of the contract which they get the farm
er to sign they add big price for the rod.
Look out for them.
horse belonging to Frank Welch, of
no mt MI L.. ~
near the Orphan Asylum last evening,
completely wrecking the buggy, and throw
ing Frank and young lady out, injuring
both more or less. The rear limbs of the
animal were badly cut and bruised.-Ra-
cine Journal, 18th.
r Henry Sietcrine, the butcher in Beyers.
dorfer's establishment, moved his family
and goods to Racine on Wednesday last, and
resumed his old position with Gorton &
Son, for whom he worked eight years before
coming here. Henry understands bis bust
ness, and we are sorry that he has cenclud
ed to leave Kenosha.
| 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. |
Mr.. John Rock left this week for Colorado,
with the intention of establishing himself |
there. Mr.. Rock has been an officer of this |
city for considerable time, and has earned |
an enviable reputation in the community. |
We certainly wish him we'll, and can assure |
the new people with whom he may mingle |
thet they have worthy accession.
The Auditing Board of this city on We'd
nesday evening of last week appointed JAS
O'Brien for the North side, and Joseph |
Newhouse for the South side as police off,
GERS, which gives very general satisfaction,
and it is thought that we now have, incud-
ing the Marshal, as good a corps of city off
GERS as could be selected, and that law and
order will be preserved.
A kitchen range ordered by Mr. Leonard
Lee Of L. Balm for his son Rev. Lucius O.
Lee, in Marash, Turkey in Asia, was ship
ped in December last, and was so thoroughly
packed that it reached its destination on the
18th March in perfect safety being the first
thing of the kind ever shipped there with
out mourning breakage. 1t speaks we'll for
the enterprise of our merchants when they
are filling orders from Asia.
DR.. Weiskopfs two sons, August and Will
liam, who have been in Columbus, Wiscon.
sin, for the past three or four years. have re-
signed their positions there and have accept.
ed positions in Chcago-the former in
Martin. Field & Co.'s, the latter in Hayden
Bros. dry goods house. The boys have been
home on a visit to their parents. August
left for Chicago on Monday and William will
leave for the same place in a few days. We
wish them every success.
Early in the morning ON the 10th inst,
in Racine. free fight occurred in the saloon
of Peter Rasmussen, during which Peter
Schnid er received three cuts on the head
from Peter Paulsen, who was armed with
dangerous weapon called STEEL One of
the gashes is six inches long, and had it
been half an inch lower the victim would
have bled to death. Several other persons
were cut, but not badly. Schneider is in
bad shape, but will recover.
Biliousness, indigestion, constipation--all
forms of dyspepsia yield at once to few
poses of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil. A 10 cent sample proves it. Sold
by F. Robinson.
Whereas the bids for building Middle
street bridge having been rejected by the
Board of Audit of the city of Kenosha, and
n resolution passed by said Board Of Audit
that we advertise for sealed proposals for
building a bridge over and across Pike creek
on said Middle street Therefore sealed
proposals will be received for building said
bridge upon two different plans up to May
LIST, 1882. Plans and specifications may be
seen for each at the office of the City Clerk,
at +. Mathews store, in the CT of Kenosha,
G. GILLETT, Chairman.
On the 10th inst. at Racine, Susan Kartz
was arrested and lodged in Jail on a charge of
having stolen 500 of John Mainland, young
man to whom she was TO be married in one
week 1t is claimed that she invited him to
supper and poisoned a cup of tea which he
drank. They then went out for walk, and
when he fell to the sidewalk from the effects
of the poison, she robbed and deserted him
He was discovered and carried home, and
physician was called in time to save his life.
The Bristol and Paris Farmers Gu b met
on Wednesday afternoon and evening of last
week, with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blackman.
The occasion was an exceedingly enjoyable |
one. The Bristol and Paris band, under the |
leadership of L. NJ. Thayer, made their
debut on this occasion, and gave excellent
promise Of the future.
Mr.. James B. Bailey, of Syracuse, N. Y,
writes: " OF all men born to suffer, think
have had my fullest share; from my four
teenth year have been miserable Invalid.
When twenty.six years of age, felt | was
sixty. My troubles made me unfit for bust
ness or pleasure. A year ago tried
Browns Iron Bitters, and now in my twenty |
seventh year feel myself for once in my
life, A perfect man.
| Mr. Nicolas Benin, Of Pleasant Prairie,
went into store on Monday last, having
package containing pair of boots, which |
he laid on the counter, and which was alb
stracted by some ill.disposed person A
sneak thief does not belong to that class of
thieves who are said to have some honor in
their souls, and it is time when such mis-
creants should be hunted down,and punished
punished so that it may at least strike ter
ror TO the hearts of all such. The interests