The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-04-28


Waters and John Predis are doing th
mason work at Capt Ackerman's new hote
at Twin Lakes. Mr.. Predis is superinten
dent Of the work.
i Mr. l. n De Diemar put down several very
fine hard maple trees around the residences
of Mrs. L. Beachel and Messrs E. T. Wolcott
Halliday and Samuel Reynolds on Marke
street during the past week.
Mr.. W. P. Wright, Mrs. Northway ant
Mrs. Junius Wattles went to Gracelanc
Cemetery last week and removed the re
mains of Mr.. VIM. Wright, who lately died
from the vault to his long resting place.
In order TO prevent confusion, arising
from several persons applying for sittings al
the same time, it has become necessary tc
adopt the appointment plan. This enables
every one 10 engage sitting at certain hour
on a stated day B. W. EIcHELMAN,
45tf Portrait Photographer.
A new sidewalk has this week been put
down at the corner Of Market and Wes
Main streeis-a much needed improvement
There is room for more Improvement in this
line in many places.
Biliousness, Indigestion, constipation-all
forms of dyspepsia yield at once TO a few
poses of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil A 10 cent sample proves it. Sold
by F. Robinson.
We are informed that at the opening Of the
purchasing season the price of coal in this
city will in every probability be about seven
dollars per ton; perhaps at as low!an aver
age as in former years.
Invalids should prevent their disease from
tiers. 1t stops decay, keeps the blood warm,
and gives the emaciated form new lease of
life.
Rain poured down here all Wednesday
morning, which prevented many from going
to the Odd Fellows demonstration in Racine
In Milwaukee the weather was fine, and a
large number went from there to Racine.
The pantomime at Apollo Hall on Friday
and Saturday evenings of last week, for the
benefit of the Congregational church, was
fairly attended, and all who took part in
the affair acquitted themselves creditably.
Sitiings may be engaged by personal ap
pication at the studio, or by letter, TO which
a prompt reply will be gwen.
3. W. EIoHELMAN,
45w1 Portrait Photographer.
Hartley Clifford, who shot Capt. Pugh in
Racine on the 14th, was brought before JUS
iice Snyder this week, and had his prelm-
mary examination postponed until the Sd of
May, on application of the District Attorney
A pleasant dancing party was given at
Wilden's Hall on Tuesday evening by the
young men of the North side. Mr.. Engle
furnished the music, and an unusual nice
gathering enjoyed themselves until late
hour.
Mr.. z. A. Egery, of Racine, once the
editor and proprietor of the Racine Argus,
was in this city ON Friday last, enlisting the
sympathies of men in favor of the A. o. u.
W., of which Mr.. Egery is prominert
member.
My wife said | was fool when brought
home bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic. But
when it broke up my cough, drove away her
neuralgia and cured baby's dysentery, she
thought had made an excellent investment.
Officer Joseph Newhouse has been sum.
moned to the bedside of his sister, who is
sick at Clinton, Waupaca County, and ex-
poets to be absent week. Mr.. Newhouse
provided substitute in his official duties
during his absence.
Mr.. Michael Hammang has opened a sa.
loon in the place formerly occupied by AL
bert Zens, opposite the Engine House on the
North side. Mr.. Hammang is first assistant
engineer of the Hook and Ladder Company,
and has hosts of friends.
On Monday last the Rev. R. Miller united
in marriage Mr.. Burlin Curtis, of the town
of Somers, and Mrs. Philura Morgan, of
Boston, Mass, the ceremony taking place
at the residence of Mr.. Harvey Curtis, the
brother of the groom, in this city.
Mr.. J. d. Kupfer has just received a car
load 600 barrels) of Washburn patent
-four from Minnesota, which cost him So a
barrel, and car load Of st. Louis -four,
same quality. Mr.. Kupfer's bakery is one
of the most extensive in the State.
The lightning rod man is abroad. lie has
lost none of his old reputation. Let farmers
beware the dog" and not sign anything
purporIing to be a contract, which will even
tually turn out TO be note involving them
in a manner they did not anticipate.
The Circuit Court adjourned on Friday
last until about the middle of May. There
was little business of any interest, except the
case of P. A. Gilchrist against the firm of
Brande Theirs. A judgment of $4, 100 and
costs was obtained against the defendants.
The case will probably go to the Supreme
Court.
Myron Dane, of Paris, rode to Bristol on
Sunday evening last, hitcbed his horse in
the ordinary way, and while engaged else
where his horse was stolen. He offers $75
for the recovery of the animal and the cap
ture of the thief, or $50 fr the return of
the horse.
Messrs. z. G. Simmons, II. ii. Wood and
II. G. Bull have formed themselves into
corporation known as 1.-The Western Lum-
Der Company" with capital of $500, 900.
We wish the Company every success, and
are only too glad that ga BOOM in business
interests in the city is progressing.
A kitchen range ordered by Mr.. Leonard
Lee of L. Balm for his son Rev. Lucius 0.
Lee, in Marash, Turkey in Asia, was ship
ped in December last, and was so thoroughly
packed that it reached its destination on the
18th March in perfect safety. being the first
thing of the kind ever shipped there with.
out mourning breakage. 1t speaks we'll for
the enterprise of our merchants when they
are filling orders from Asia.
Mr.. P. A. Gilchrist, of Ballston Spa N. Y,
has been in this city for some time lie was
plaintiff in suit against the late firm of
Brande y Theirs. having brought an action
against Brande & Theirs to recover about
So, 200 which he was swindled out of by
Theirs. lie obtained verdict in his favor.
The engine of the $50 train going south.
Monday afternoon broke down at Wauke.
gan, and the passengers were obliged to re.
main there until the engine of the Kenosha
accommodation train went back from this
city and took them Into Chicago. This was
the cause of The delay of the CAT train going
north Ga Tuesday the l:l5 P. NJ. train
was 20 minutes late.
Thos g. Rooney, Of Abba, Iowa, mas re.
turned to his old home in Kenosha, and has
brought with him inely-bred stallion,