The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-10-27

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bank on Tuesday evening for the purpose o
making arrangements for series of 81,
parties TO be given by the young men of thi
city. Over $500 was subscribed.
An indianapolis exchange mentions tina
st. Jacobs Oil cured Mr.. J. H. Mattern, &
letter-carrier of that city, of severe sprain
contracted in the war. - Detron Mich.
| Western Home Journal.
Mrs. s. B. Scott, of Atlanta, Georgia, who
has been stopping for some time in the family
Of Mrs. e. Balm, returned to Atlanta on
Tuesday last. Mrs. Scott was resident OF
this city many years ago.
J. G. Gottfredsen Son have recently
put into their brewery new machine for
pitching casks It will throw seventy casks
an hour, which is as many as is usually
thrown by hand in three. quarters of day.
TEABERRY" is very fine
Makes your Teeth as white as mine
Try " TEABERRY" and you will see
If it's not what tbs said TO be.
For sale by F. Robinson
A son of Mr.. s. N. Barber, aged about
seventeen years, had his hand crushed while
engaged in coupling cars at the Kenosh a
depot on Friday last. The physicians are
in doubt whether the use of his hand can
be restored.
Miss Maggie Schend's friends gave her a
surprise party on Saturday evening, the oc.
casion being her birthday. The refresh
ments were elegant, and the large number
present danced to the music of Prof. Dick
haut's band.
BRACE UP-Your system for work. 70
PEsA, the new Dyspepsia and Liver remedy
attends strictly to business in correcting the
Stomach, Liver, and Kidneys. Sample bot
ties, 10 cents; large bottles, rs cents. For
sale by F. Robinson.
E. R. Wilson will sell at auction on he
farm of August Bruins, in the town of Som
ers, one mile south of the Town Hall, on
Monday, Oct Both, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, farm stock, farming nipple
ments and household furniture.
Mr.. r. W. Mcclellan, son of DIR. Mcclellan,
Of this city, who resides on the upper
peninsula Of Michigan, tells us that the
wheat crop in that region yielded forty
bushels to the acre this season. The market
is good, and unimprovel lands cheap.
Eggs may be kept in good condition for
six months by dipping them into warm tai
low, and, after tn y are cool, packing close
in sawdust and covering with sawdust, max
ing the package as nearly air-tight as posi- .
BILE, and placing it in cool, dry place.
The reception given by the German Work
ingmen's Association at Park City Hall on
Wednesday evening was a very pleasant af-
fair, and was largely attended. The ladies
presented the Society with a very handsome
banner. Prof. Dickhaut furnished the
music.
Matthias Sheler will sell on the A. B. John
son farm, on the Burlington road, near the
Winslow school house, in the town of Som
ers, on Tuesday, Oct. 3lst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, farm stock, farming implements and
household furniture A. B. Truesdell, auc
tioneer.
Thursday night, the 10Th, the residence of
L. G. Moore on Market street, west of the
track, was entered by burglars, who took
his clothes outside and distracted about $40
in bills and some papers from the pockets
They effected an entrance through one of the
windows. No arrests.
~" Facts speak palmer than words
Proof: -"T The Doctor told me to take a
blue pill, but | didn't, for had already
been poisoned twice by mercury. The drug
gist told me 10 try Kidney Wort, and l did,
1t was just the thing for my bllliousness and
constipation, and now | am as well as
ever" "A. P. Sanford. Sold in both dry
and liquid form.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of Hugh Rogan, in the town of Pleasant
Prairie, one. half mile south of John Rey-
nolds' blacksmith shop, and one and a half
miles north of Russell station, on Saturday,
Nov. 4th, at 10 clock A. NJ, of farm stock,
farming implements and household furni.
ture. A. B. Truesdell, auctioneer.
Parties who requested us to keep Birdseye
Views of Kenosha for them until fall must
call and get them by the 18th of November,
or we will give them to any one who may
apply for them. We have yet few on
hand which can be had by subscribers who
pay up all arrears and pay So 25 in advance
50 for the UNION and 25c. for the Birdseye
View
Mr.. Abraham Wadsworth committed sui
eide by hanging himself in his granary in
the town of Brighton early on Thursday
morning of last week His daughter found
him within short time after he committed
the act and cut him down, No reason can
be assigned for the commission of the rash
act, as the deceased was well.to do in this
worlds goods, and was not addicted to the
use Of liquor.
We have received copy of the Lisbon
(Dakota) Star, one page of which is occupied
by Marsh & Holt, lately of this city, who
are offering for sale city lots and No. hard
wheat land. We also notice from the local
columns of that paper that they are about to
erect large grain warehouse and are pay
ing the highest market price for all kinds of
grain. The people Of Lisbon will find
Messrs. Marsh and Holt honorable business
men and men of energy whom it will pay
them to encourage.
*The great value of Mrs. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound for all diseases
of women is demonstrated by everyday
experience. The writer of this had occasion
to step into the principal Pharmacy of a
Wy "a AAObOOV AuhUbhhAlSs dAU Ou Au0UA j
as to which is the most popular proprietary
medicine of the time, was answered, that
Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound occu-
pies a most conspicuous place in the front
rank of all the remedies of this class now
before the public. - Journal.
The Rev. Frank 7. Lee, well known in his
boyhood days in this city, and who has fol
years past been the pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in Sparta, Wis, has resigned
his pastorate, and accepted call to Salt
Lake City, at salary of $1,000 per year
and his moving expenses paid. The church
at Sparta, in accepting his resignation
passed series of resolutions deeply regretiny
his severance as pastor, and commendinl
him to the christian regard of the churcl
and congregation where he has chosen hi
future labor
st. Marks Temperance Society met las
Sunday afternoon and elected Mr. JohI
O'Donnell as temporary President, and Mr.
James Corcoran as temporary Secretary
A committee, consisting of Rev. J. NJ
Cleary, F. w. Mathews and NJ Brady, wa
appointed to draft constitution and by
/ laws. The meeting adjourned until Nov. 1S