The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-14

Halls Vegetable Cicilan Hair Remover is
universal favoriie for restoring gray hair
to its original color, and making hair grow
out thick
Louis Kinney left on Friday night for the
northern part of the slate. He is meeting
with considerable success in the sale of
pianos and organs.
The body of Peter Dix, of Caledonia, Wis,
was discovered floating in the lake at Chica-
go on Saturday. The coroner jury returned
verdict of suicide.
Mr., J. NJ. Jacobs represented the Phillips
Furniture Manufacturing Company of Keno
sha at the Furniture Manufacturers Conven-
ton in Chicago this week.
st. Georges schoolhouse has been painted
throughout recently The church doors and
the priests house have also been painted
within the past few weeks.
NEW AND RECHERCHE.-Th most EXQUISITE
little toilet gem extant for the teeth and
breath is "TEABERRY." Sample cents.
Sold by f. Robinson.
Mrs. Thomas Lowell, of California, was
the guest of Mrs. W. L. Reed several days
of the past week She is now visiting Mrs.
Dabbs in Pleasant Prairie.
John German is running hack TO and
from the trains. He would like to find out
who started the false report that he was charg-
ing passengers fifty cents each.
All who were poisoned by eating ice cream
on the 4th have recovered. No one can ac-
count for the cause. Some of the cream has
been sent to Chicago to be analysed.
Mr.. Adolph Laux, formerly of Waukegan,
and Miss Mary Maloney, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Maloney, of Waukegan,
were married in Chicago few days ago.
W. D. Potter & Son have placed on their
counters so pieces of Dress Ginghams at Sc.
per yard. These goods are job lot, and
cannot be had at that price after this lot is
closed.
Some of our merchants are advocating the
printing of :" BLACK list" to include the
names of all those who are indebted at each
store, and who refuse or neglect to pay their
bills.
II is worthy of notice that, notwithstand-
ing the large number Of persons in Kenosha
on the 4th, there was not single arrest
made. as everything passed of orderly and
quietly.
If there are any sore feet in Kenosha or
vicinity after DR.. Duprees second visit
which occurs next week the owners must in
deed be self-martyrs or they would not miss
seeing the doctor.
Mr.. C. X. Gull, who went to Oakland, Neb.
about year ago from Salem, is home on
visit. He speaks highly of Nebraska. He
is employed by the banking hous of A. E.
Wells & Co.
Go to F. Robinson for Mrs. Freemans New
National Dyes. For brightness and dnrabil-
ity of color they are unequaled. Color from
to pounds. Directions in English and
German. Price, Is cents.
Hiram Cook, who was arrested about two
weeks ago for stealing horse and buggy
from Ted Myers, was sentenced on Monday
by Judge Wentworth to five years in State
prison, and has been taken there.
Mr.. VIM. Knight, conductor on one of the
Chicago and Northwestern trains between
Chicago and Milwaukee. was married in the
east recently to Newt England lady, aud
is now back at his old post on the road.
Capt. Verling. the Misses Verling and a
number of the officers and members of
Co. E. 9th Regiment l. N. g., of Chicago.
were entertained at party a. the residence
of Mr.. s. Y. Brande on the night Of the 4th.
In years gone by the belief became quite
general that ingrowing toe nails could not be
cured. DR.. Dupree, of Chicago, has made
bad nails one of his special studies. He has
never failed in sixteen years to make per-
manent cure.
Mrs Ella Smith, of Beaver Dam, Wis.,. is
stopping at the residence. of DR.. Stark
weather with her six.year-old daughter, who
is under the treatment of DR.. Paddock.
Mrs. Smith is a relative of Mr.. E. H Hol-
| lister
Mrs. E. De Lisle, the popular lady member
of the famous "Oil of Beauty" Co, of Chi
cago and New York City, will visit Kenosha
for a couple of days recreation on Saturday
of this week, remaining at the Grant House
over Sunday.
Mr.. Simon lIoye, brother of Mr.. John
Hoye, of this city, was run over by train
on the Sd inst, about $50 miles from st.
Paul. He was brought to st. Paul and taken
to the Sisters Hospital, where he died from
the effects of his injuries twelve hours after.
IT sTIRs-The dormant energies by aiding
digestion and giving the Liver new life.
ZopEsA from Brazil) cleanses the system Of
all impurities. Try 10 cent sample. Sold
by F. Robinson.
G. A. Duncan, who has been canvassing
through the county for the Courier, was ar
rested on Monday, charged by B. A. Cole
with embezzlement, in retaining money OBJ
tanned on subscription. The matter was set.
tied and he was allowed to depart for pas
lures new.
Sittings may be engaged by personal ap-
plication at the studio, or by letter, to which
a prompt reply will be gwen.
B. w. EIcHELMAN,
45H Portrait Photographer.
! Miss Alice French, who has been under
. treatment at the Sanitarium in Battle Greek
Mich, for nearly year. has sufficiently re-
: covered to leave that institution for time,
and is spending few weeks in Chicago
Her many young friends will be glad to SCI
her back again in Kenosha before. long.
Mr.. Patrick Mccormick, of Brighton, fel
off moving train near Western Union juno
ton on Tuesday and was severely injured
/ He was drngged and robbed while on hi
way home from visit to his daughters, VIII,
are attending an academy IN Indiana.
E While Mrs. N. Huetter and Mrs. Ben
Jensen were out driving on Wednesday thei
horse fell down. Mrs. Haetter was thrown
out and the horse kicked her on the head
severely cutting her. DR.. Weiskopf wa