The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-17

The side splitting drama Of Handy And,
will be given by the young people Of 81
Marks church at Kimball Opera House thi
FRIDAY afternoon and evening.
Mr.. T. ]. Meyers has purchased Mr. C. A
Bullamore' shearse and carriages, and is nov
prepared to furnish the same 10 parties
needing them at low rates. !.
Mr.. C. E. Griffin has opened sample
room and billiard parIor at l69 Madison
street, Chicago, where he will be glad TO see
his old Kenosha friends.
notwithstanding The heavy fall Of snow
last week, there was no serions obstruction
of railway travel The mails we're only 8
short time behind in any instance.
Mr.. Patrick Philbin, an honest, hard.
working man, has been quite seriously i'll
for some days, but his friends now think him
in an improved condition.
Mr.. J. W. English, of Carol City, Iowa,
who for several days was the guest Of Mrs
Sarah Bailey in this city. returned 10 his
home ON Wednesday LAST,
No scrofula can be so deep seated, no sore
so stubborn. but that Ayers Sarsaparills
will be found helpful Il will effect cure.
if a cure be possible
Mr.. A. Munizenberger has rented The
Washbish store on Milwaukee avenue, former.
ly occupied by Albert Zens, and will soon
establish some one, whose name we have not
learned, in the saloon business there.
Mr.. Lee Fellows has returned from his
"trip through the northern part of the state,
and expresses himself well pleased with the
enterprise apparent there, especially at APP
pleton
Biliousness, indigestion, constipation all
forms Of dyspepsia yield at once TO a few
doses Of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil. A 10 cent sample proves it, Sold
by F. Robinson.
MessrS Ed Brown, formerly with Fisher,
Lentz & Co., and John Gaffney are about 10
embark in the grocery business in the store
lately occupied by H. E. Clark in Kimb1ll's
block We wish them success.
Messrs Charles Kreslen, Mai. Eick and
Frank 0zanne, of Somers, left on Tuesday
last for Alexandria, Dakota Territory, with
a complete outfit. TO establish themselves at
that point.
Do you wish your muscular system
Do you need a stimulant
that is kind and friendly to the brain? Do
you desire good flesh and healthy blood
Then use Browns Iron Biiters II will suit
your case exactly.
Last week little son of Peter LIGHTER,
Eve years of age. slipped, fell and caught
his eyelid on window blind catch, tearing
of the lid, and making severe and danger
BUS wound. DR.. W. M. Farr il in attend.
snce upon the unfortunate lad.
Robert Flett, about twenty years Of age,
son of James Flelt. of Somers, and brother
Of Henry Flett, one of our school teachers
and former County Superintendent who is
now lawyer in Racine, was buried on Sat
urday last from his fathers residence
WeLake pleasure in informing our readers
that by enclosing three, cent stamp to
Foster, Miburn & Co., Buffalo, N. Y, they
can secure. free, set of their fine Autograph
picture cards, which are an ornament to any
household.
A trip through Palestine is the title of
ecture by Rev. S. ?. Davis. of Morgan
Park, Ill to be given at the Kenosha Bap
ist church on Friday evening, March Oath.
IN the delivery of this lecture the speaker
lses a painting 80 feet long and 10 feet wideS
giving beautiful view of the Holy Land.
&c. Udall. Sen, will sell al public auction,
IN his farm two miles east of Wilmot, ON
Thursday, March 80, commencing at 10
,'clock A. NJ Is cows besides all his other
farming Implements and stock This will be
,ne of the largest sales held in this county
or long time. ]. Wilson, auctioneer
Mr.. James Craney sold 100 acres of his
arm in Paris to Mr.. Patrick Kearnes and
% acres to his brother VIM. Craney. Mr..
abraham Guile bought Mr. p Kearnes'
arm of 80 acres. Messrs. G. w. and s. A.
1rosby sold 100 acres Of their farm to Mr..
John Fonk and 100 acres 10 Mr.. Henry
Bullamore.
Biliousness, indigestion, constipation all
orms of dyspepsia yield al once TO few
loses of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil. A 10 cent sample proves ii. Sold
y F. Robinson.
The grand Bal Mosque which was to have
'een given during the present month, and
which will be the sixth and last dance given
lnder the auspices Of Kenosha Lodge No. AZ,
\. F. & A. NJ, will he given in Simmons
Hall on Monday evening, April 10Th Eas' er
Monday. No pains have been spared TO
make this one of the events of the season,
Ind those who can attend should avail Them.
selves of The opportunity. The music will
De furnished by Hendrle & Schultes hand of
Racine. The bill is fixed at the exceedingly
ow price of 81, and 80 cents per couple for
pectators
Al the election in Wau&egsn last week
}, |. Bradbury was elected Mayor; 5. II
Finn. Treasurer B. @. ,Bowney, " Bry.
INT Besley. Supervisors F. E. Boying
on, John Ponsonhy, VIM. Melody, Alder.
men, all on peoples ticket OF the Repub.
lean ticket +. W. Erb was elected Marshal,
Ind Charles Whitney, Alderman.
Mr.. Horace Sevvill, of Altoona, Pa, says
i' My wife and are upward of seventy
years of age OF late we both have begun
to feel the infrmities of old age. Nothing
seems to revive, exhilarate, and strengthen
ls as does Browns Iron Bitters. We would
not do without il for ten times its cost.
Capt Chas. Frantz, Messrs. D. B. Bene-
iict, C. A. Dewey, N. Spartz, Wm Engle,
Anton Miller Paul Sauber, John Yule, B.
Eichelmsn and R. f. Sutherland visited the
State Capital last week, on invitation of Hon
E. @. Timme. They were handsomely en-
Iertained by the Secretary of State, and were
received by his Excelleucy the Governor in
the most cordial ami nrbane manner. All
unite in saying they had good time
Corporal Charles, Madison, and Private ].
G. Altringer. of the Racine Light Guard,
we're down on Sunday last to look after The
interest of the Kenosha Military Company,
and state that the progress made was quite
beyond their anticipations. but urge further
and persisted exertion in filling the roll,
and express every confidence in the farnSa.
tion of the projected battalion.
Mr.. F. W. Mathews is prominent can.
didate for City Clerk on the Democratic side
at the coming election There are few ysung
men in the city so we'll qualified as Mr..
Mathews to fill the position. A good &C.
eountant, of good education, accommodating
In his disposition. of good business reputa-
ton, and being identified with the interest of
town. he is pre- emminently fitted and quail
fed for the Office