The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-08-25

Two piers, each 80 feet long, of the break
water have been put in, and work is pro
crossing ON the third. The work is being
pushed forward under the superintendency
of Alderman Hazelton.
Go to F. Robinson for Mrs. Freeman New
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German. Price, Is cents
The addition to the Phillips Furniture
Company's building was completed this week
and party was given to the workmen by
the stockholders on Wednesday evening.
Prof. Dckhaut furnished the music
VIM. Burns, Of Kenosha, who is employed
by Coup's circus, was severely injured by a
collision on the Wabash Railway between
sections of Coup's railway train few days
ago, and is in the hospital at Cairo, III.
Mr.. Joshua Dickson, of Brighton, was in
this city on Tuesday buying lumber to build
corn crib, wagon shed and tool house. He
reports the crops all good, with the excep-
ton of corn.
The statement in last week issue that the
contract for building the foundation of St..
Mark g church had been awarded to Mr.. T.
Rommerdahl was incorrect. The contract
was awarded to SGrgess & Miller, and they
have commenced work
Capt. Charles Bletner and Messrs Philip
Moss and Philip Chaser, of Chicago, were
here on Tuesday, and made arrangements
mil MV hYIp 10
mic at his gardens on Thursday next. They
have chartered five cars for the occasion.
Thomas Flemming, of the town of Salem.
was brought before Justice NORM last week
on a charge of assault and battery on Jacob
lttenbach, of Brighton. Flemming, without
any prOvocation, struck Ittenbach terrible
blow in the mouth, cutting his lip through
He was fined $25 and costs, which was paid
Mr.. Herbert NJ Lee, of Kansas City, is
visiting his parents in this city. Mrs. Lee
and family have been spending the summer
here with her parents. Mr.. Lee and his
brother Charles r. are engaged in the hard
wood lumber trade in Kansas City. They
sold lot of black walnut to the Phillips
Furniture Manufacturing Company, of this
city, at $l2 per M. less than it could be got
in Indiana.
*' Many silly people despise the precious,
not understanding it, But no one despises
Kidney Wort after having given it trial
Those who have used it agree that it is by
far the best medicine known. Its action is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take
pills, and other mercurials that poison the
system, but by using Kidney-Wort restore
the natural action Of all the organs.
An eight year old daughter of Mr.. M.
Fiesch was struck by the steps of car on
the 30 train on Wednesday afternoon of
last week, and received injuries which re-
suited in her death ON Friday. Mr.. Flesch
resides near the railroad track, and the
child placed pin ON the rails and stepped
over to see it get flattened out. In rising up
the steps of one of the coaches struck her
head, fracturing her skull.
Mr.. L. C. Brown, formerly of the firm of
Brown & Farr, of this city, died suddenly
at the Thompson House, Chicago, on Thurs
day evening of last week, of congestive
chill He went to the Thompson House
about seven clock in the evening, and COM
planned of feeling badly and went to his
room. A short time afterward he sent for
the proprietor, Mr.. Thompson. The latter
sent for doctor, but Mr.. Brown died before
his arrival.
Mrs. Kate Atkins, a wealthy lady of Pitts
burg, Pa, writes: " Rich food and high
living, night parties, fashionable dressing
and the general frivolity of high life, had
been affecting my health quite seriously.
commenced using Browns Iron Bitters, and
now am as lively as a young girl, and excel
them all in endurance. 1t is more refresh
ing than champagne, and its Strengthening
effects are lasting
The German Methodist church on the
north side is being pushed forward rapidly,
and it is expected that it will be completed
by the 10Th of next month. The building,
which is q very handsome structure, is
veneered with brick, and is 50 feet long and
80 feet wide. The height from the ground
to the cap of tower is 81 feet 6 inches
the height of the tower is % feet inches
The windows will be of stained glass. The
estimated cost is IS, 500 The contractor is
Mr. D. Hartf
We learn from the Racine Journal that
II. I. Durand has recently sold fourteen
head of young Jersey heifers and one bull
to Cornelius Easthope. of Niles, Ohio. This
is the largest sale ever made in America
from any private herd to any single indi
vidual. The prices are not made public
but the aggregate sum reaches up into Thu
thousands. Mr.. Durand's herd of Jersey.
has taken more premiums at county and
Lott 10 fnS 1hor fbnx. l.
and are unsurpassed in quality in this o
any ether country.
Mr.. Peter Grosch returned home the latte
part of last week from two weeks trip t
Dakota. He was much pleased with tina
sectionsof the country, and speaks in glow
ing terms of its future prospects. Mr.
Grosch Brought home with him samples 0
barley, rye, wheat, oats and flax, which Cal
be seen at the store of Grosch & Eichelman
The samples were taken from the farm o
Mr.. VIM. Metcalf, who lived in Burlington
Racine county, several years ago. The yiel
of barley was so bushels to the acre lengt
/ of straw, feet inches. Wheat 25 bushel
{ per acre four feet 8 inches high. Rye 8
bushels per acre; I feet high. Oats, &c /
so bushels per acre; 6 feet high Tie san
. pie of fax is from the farm of MIR. J. "
{ Dawson, of Madison, on breaking it yielj
ed l6 bushels per acre.
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