The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-04-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. APRIL Z, 1882.
To day is Good Friday.

FRIDAY. APRIL Z, 1882.
To day is Good Friday.
The Circnit Court will convene ON Monday
next
Mrs. s. Fisk is receiving her stock of
spring goods Call and see it.
Mr.. O. Foster returned TO Kansas City
last week.
Henry Pacey died in Randall on the lst
last, Of consumption.
VIM. Cober accompanied Mr.. G. A Bnlls-
more 10 Dakota.
Mrs. Cafferly and family will spend the
summer in Dakota with her brother.
Mr.. Frank CaHerty. of Chicago, visited
relatives here on Sunday.
will it ever stop raining is the question
our merchants would like TO have answered.
Mr.. Benjamin Selby, of Salem, died on
the 3lst ut, of consumption. He was SO
years Of age.
Mrs. SCHUYLER, an aged lady who lived on
the Burlington road, died recently after q
long illness.
The success of st. Jacobs Oil throughout
The civilized world is without parallel
Richmond { Pa.) Southern Planter & Farmer.
Miss Minnie Dickhaut and Miss Maggie
Hanses are visiting friends in Bloomington,
Ills.
The mud singers across The street have
earned for themselves the contempt of the
people of this city.
The Chicago Inter Oesan will be dubbed
with the UNION and TELEGRAPH at 81 per
year.
Mr. VIM Thompson who formerly so.
jouTned at the Water Cure, visited his friends
here on Sunday last.
Mr.. Henry Yaw's dwelling in Salem was
destroyed by fire on Friday last. Insured
for $3.50 in the Salem Mutual
Mr.. Michael Weidinger, of Chicago, and
formerly of Burlington, died in Chicago on
the 3lst ut. He was 70 years of age.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hartnell, of Salem, a
newly-married pair, spent Sunday at the
residence of M. A. Baker, Esq, in this city.
Mr.. l.. P. Low has been obliged TO sue
oumb to the pressure. Too much credit
business killed him.
The 7. c. B. Club was entertained on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. d. B. Benedict and
Mrs. o. G. King
A dry goods merchant from Janesville
has rented the store in Kimball Block
formerly occupied by Lee Fellows, and will
open il in few days
The ring bosses who virtually control the
sheet across the street, and encouraged the
mud throwing, met with a just rebuke on
Tuesday
Rev E. d. Hnntley preached in The NJ. f.
church last Sunday morning. The presiding
Elder, Rev Mr.. COlman, preached in the
evening.
Mr.. Austin Moran, some years ago a resi-
dent of this city, died in Chicago last week
His remains were brought here for interment
on Monday, Iv
Judge Moran and party, of Chicago, who
attended the funeral or MIR. Austin Moran on
Monday, were entertained at the residence of
J. Flynn on Park avenue
Mr.. Wan. H. COTE has returned from q
trip through the sOuth aud west. He visited
his son Charles in Springfield. Missouri, and
took an extended trip though that country.
The ready reilet given to asthma anu sum-
mer colds by Browns Iron Bitters lie so sat-
isfsctory that many speak Of il as a com.
plete cure.
MIR, and Mrs. George II, Francis, of
Waterloo, Iowa, visited their friends in this
city during the past week, returning to their
home on Monday
Col. l.. Grant, whom the Times says is
laid up with rheumatism, was able to face
the weather aud show himself at the poll in
his ward on Tuesday. Weare glad to see him
out.
My wife said was a fool when brought
home q bottle of Parkers 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.
Mr.. N. Huetter showed lis the model of a
new fre-proof burglar-proof safe on We'd
uCSNdys ~ - % WSVAuA W hONS
in house, for it can he concealed in a very
small space.
Mr. Frisbie Jackson, of Oshkosh, attend
ed the funeral of Mr.. Salmon Epson, in Bris
toll, on Sunday, and called on old friends in
this city on Monday. MIR. Jackson was
formerly resident of this county.
Mr.. Dan Fitzpatrick. who is we'll known
to our citizens. has bought the play Of
" Furnished Rooms" and will visit Kenosha
in the near future with first. class company,
Kenosha will give him warm welcome.
BiliOusness, indigestion, consiipation--all
forms of dyspepsia yield at once to few
doses of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil A 10 cent sample proves it, Sold
by +, Robinson.
The great match game of Pool for 500
between Pleiss, of Racine, and Schmitt Of
KenOsha, win take place at Kimbal Opers
House on Wednesday evening. April 10
Play will commence at 1880.
Edward Mead will sell at his late resiaAnct
in the town of Bristol, three miles south O.
Bristol station, on Friday, April Z, commenc
ing at 10 o'clock A. M, farm stock, farmint
implements, duu hOuSchViu furniture.
The Times says Prof. Leach goes to Chi
cago aud needs rest. While we hope h
will have the best Of times. experience
would say that Chicago was not feather
bed. A diversion, perhaps, but not Away
rest.
Honesty is the best policy in medicine a
we'll as in other things. Ayers Sarsaparill
is a genuine preparation, an unequalle
spring medicine and blood purifier, decided
" superior to all others in the market
Trial proves il.
On Msndsy last Mr.. John Mcintyre lei
for Louisville, to join the FOrepaugh show
Mr.. Mcintyre is genial gentleman, ma
of no uncomfortable talent, and We onl
hope his many abilities will be appreciate
wherever he NAV 90