The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-04-14

The mang friends Of Capt. III. Maloney
| will regret to learn Of the death Of his wife
which occurred on Wednesday. The fune.
Pal services will be held ct st. Mark church
this friday morning al 10 o'clock.
| A dance was given in Mr.. s. L. Hastings'
new barn on Wednesday evening for the
benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Society of ST.
Marks church. Music by Prof Dickhaut
Refreshments were served, and good time
was had.
| DR. j. E. Watson, of Harvard, H., called
on his old friends here last week. His -four
meets with large sale in Kenosha. It is IN
necessary to say that it is first class, fc1
every one who has used it knows that il ID
hard TO beat.
My wife said I wss q fool when | brought
home bottle Of Parker's Ginger Tonic. But
when it broke up my cough, drove away her
neuralgia aud cured baby's dysentery. she
thought I had made an excellent investment.
The beautiful Panlomine Of the Mistletos
Boueh, Interpreted with fine music, will be
given under The auspices Of the ladies OF the
Congregational church. al Apollo Hall, on
Friday evening, April 2lst. Full psrticu.
lars next week.
The thirty second annual dance of Rescue
Hook and Ladder Co. No. at Park City
Rall on Monday evening was 8 very pleasant
affair, but. owing to the unfayorable weather,
the attendance was not ss large as it would
otherwise have been
A. A. Carrier & Co. have q fpe assortment
Of open end top Buggies and Wagons, Close
buyers should examine themd 90 their prices
before purchasing 45tf
A meeting will be held at the.Grent House
on Monday evening. 18th inst !; for the pur-
pose Of organizing Q singing class. The
class will be taught by Pref. Williams. All
are invited to attend and take an active
interest in the matter.
Mr.. Q. L. Vincent has purchased Of Mr..
Cady the furniture and business Of me City
Hotel, and, II FIRST impressions are good, he
win follow in the path Of the late proprietor,
and keep Hrst-elsss house. lie evidently
knows how to keep hotel.
Mr.. John Harrington, the new City Mar.
shall, has duly qualified and entered upon
the discharge Of his duties. Mr.. Harrington
Is much respected citizen, and win. in the
opinion of his many friends, make faithful
aud efficient officer.
The masquerade dance ct Simmons Hall
on Monday evening wes not 90 well attended
as had been anticipated, still all present
were we'll satisfied with the result. and the
costumes were well selected and the charac-
tiers we'll represented.
st. Marks church was crowded on Sun.
day night to hear Rev. Father Elliott. His
subject was the necessity Of religious
training in school, and be handled il in Q
manner.
Mr.. Samuel Reynolds is building fine
barn in rear OF the house recently purchased
by him, from Mr.. Symes. He will add
another story TO the house. which will give
it quite an imposing appearance.
In order to prevent confusion, arising |
from several persons apply ing for sittings At
the same time. il has become necessary to !
adopt the appointment plan. This enables |
every one to engage sitting ct certain hour |
on stated day. B. W. EICHELMAN,
45Wl Portrait Photographer.
Fayette Weber. son.in-law Of Mr.. Adam |
Citizen, Of this city, while getting on the
rain ct Racine on Tuesday last, fell between |
he cars and suffered severe Injury on bis |
head, though he recovered himself In time. |
10 that he is pronounced to DO In no danger-
'us condition.
Biliousuess, indigestion, constipatiou--sll |
- al r.. ~
loses of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil. A 10 cent sample proves it. Sold |
~ F. Robinson.
The Quarterly Meeting exercises OF the
Bristol charge will be held atAsbury church |
IN Saturday and Sunday. 22d and Esd inst. |
Rev. h. Coleman, D. D.. will preach on Sat- |
friday. ct 2 o'clock P. NJ, and on Sunday at
0:80 o'clock A. NJ. Let the house be well
He'd.
Kressin 4 Wheeler have purchased the
business OF the late Jos.
and will carry on the same at
he old stand, next to Grosch & Eichslman's
lothing store. They hope by strict stten-
ion to business and reasonable prices to re
'eive liberal share of public patronage.
Repairing promptly attended TO. A special.
y will be made Of light work. A5tf
At the meeting held in 81. Matthew'S
hurch on Monday the following officers
we're elected: Mr.. j. G. Slcight, Senior
Warden, Dir. 0. NJ. Calkins Junior Warden
aessrs. F. Robinson, W. 8. Strong, R. B.
Nowsles, &c. NJ. Kshlor, E. G.. Ha2elton, Nj
|. Pennoyer, Lewis Balm and U. J. Lewis
Festrymen.
The weather this week has been remark. |
bly, cold for the season. Monday the Their.
nometer marked 80 degees above aero near.
? Gil day, and high winds and furry or
NO Of snow made 1t anything but pleasant
Q be out of doors. Tuesday was raw and |
old.
A reckless set Of fell owe, without cause or
'rov ocation. committed On assault on Mr. |
dsyer on Sunday last. near Bendt D. Han.
ems store, on the North side. A c6mpro!
Mise was made, and the case, which had been |
before Justice Gilleti, was settled |
md disposed Of between the parties. Such Q
esult was generous act on the part OF Mr.. |
Mayer, and does net excuse these miserable |
elbows who committed the acs.
Blliousness, indigestion, constipation |
orms Of dyspepsia yield ct once 10 . few |
loses Of ZoPesa, the new compound from
Brazil. A 10 cent sample proves il. Sold |
~ F. Robinson.
frankie Reilly, aged 10 years, son Of Mrs. |
Il. ]. Reilly, Of Chicago. and formerly Of
Wauksgan. was accidentally shot on Sunday
morning by boy named Frank Haben,
While the latter was drawing revolver from |
lie pocket to show his companions. The |
'all passed through Hsben's hand and lodged |
n the brain Of frankie Reilly, who died !
rom the effects Of the wound after suffering |
or On hour and half Mrs. Reilly's hus- |
band was killed by the cars some years |
,ince. HeH
Sittings may be engaged by personal sp. |
plication at the studio, or by letter, 10 which |
\ prompt reply will be gwen.
B. W. EIcHELMAa,
45wl Portrait PhotOsraphsr
Mr.. J. Q. A. Lawrence, Of Trenton, N. j.
writes: "For several years my wife's
health was very poor. It began with mis-.
carrisae. from which she never fully recov. |
cred, aud consequently suffered many aches
and pains. was advised to give her
Browns Iron Bitters I did so. Her im-
began at once. and she saws she