The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-26

There will be an auction sale of Crockery
Glassware, Toys and Fancy Goods at the 90
Cent Store on Saturday afternoon and even
ing. Sale will commence at and 7:30 P. NJ.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Kenosha County Agricultural Society will
be held at the Grant House. Keuosha, on
Monday, June 9Th, 1882, at II o'clock, for
The purpose of completing the premium list,
and transacting other business relating to
the next fair. Members, turn ont.
D. A. MAHosEY, Secretary.
SALEM. May %. 1882
Sittings may be engaged by personal APP
plication at the studio. or by letter. to which
prompt reply will be gwen.
B. w. EICHELMAN,
45f Portrait Photographer
Winter fingers in the lap of spring
most ungraciously this year. and most of
the people are willing that the lap should be
vacated by the unseemly monster, and give
place to soft sunshine in its proper time.
The nights have been very cold, and frosts
have prevailed to an uncomfortable if not
alarming degree. Ice was seen in the tubs
in several places on Tuesday morning. and
in the western part of the county consider
able snow fell. Il is feared that the young
crops just starting from the ground. as well
as the fruit, have been greatly endangered by
these frosts, still further developments may
show it not so discouraging after all.
Considerable dissatisfaction exists among
some of the parties interested that the pro-
posed Middle street bridge has not been
completed or even commenced Some have
gone 80 faras to charge upon Mr.. Mat Eber-
hardt that he did not pay the money sub
scribed into the City Treasury. The publish
ed proceedings of the Board of Audit show
that Mr.. Eberhardt promptly paid the full
amount subscribed into the hands of the
City Treasurer, so that no one need entertain
the slightest degree Of fear or suspicion.
The disposition on the part of some subscrib-
ers to Withdraw their money if the work
is not at once commenced is perhaps rash,
premature and impracticable. We are credi-
bly, informed that the work will be commenced
and completed at the earliest practicable
time.
BRACE Up-Yeur system for work.
Zopesa, the new dyspepsia and liver RENE
dy, attends strictly to business by correct
ing the stomach, liver, and kidneys. Sam
pie bottles, 10 cents; large bottle, IS cents.
John Gonnermann desires 10 express his
gratitude to the Many Citizens" and each
of them for the gratuitous advertising they
gave his popular Budweiser beer in our last
weeks issue. Many Citizens means
principally the proprietors and their EN-
ployees of the two breweries in this city.
By selling Chicago beer he does show his
caliber, when he can please his customers
better, and get better article and good
measure in Chicago for the price than he can
at home, to take that course. He does not |
wish to injure home trade, but desires to |
supply his customers as best he can. The |
many citizens who patronize the vendors of
foreign beer perhaps are as liable to the
charge as he, and so are the citizens who go |
to Chicago and Milwaukee to buy dry goods |
and groceries for home consumption.
Miss Anna Widen, daughter of Mr.. HUI
bert Widen, of this city, was buried from ST. |
Georges church, on Tuesday morning last. |
Miss Widen was thirty years and six months
of age at the time of her death. In her
younger years she is said to have been an |
fine girl, but as she grew in years
misfortune overlook her and she became |
hopelessly insane. She grew worse by de-
grees, until it became necessary to send her |
to the insane asylum. Accordingly about
a year ago she was taken to the State Asy-
lum at Madison, where she died few days |
ago. After the reception of telegram of
her critical condition, her brother and sister
started at once for Madison to see and care
for her, but she died before they reached her. |
This is a very sad case, and the afflicted |
family have the sympathy of the community.
SEE To IT? Zopesa, from BraziD will
cure the worst case of dyspepsia A single |
dose will relieve in degree that shows its |
wonderful curative powers and its peculiar
action upon the stomach and digestive or.
gans. 1t is a positive and absolute cure for
and constipation, acting in re-
way upon the system, carrying off
impurities. AS o liver regulator its actions
are most remarkable 1t tones and stimu-
ates the liver to action, and regulates the
bowels. few doses will surprise you.
Sample bottle 10 cts.
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