The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-09-08

photograph gallery open during the days Of
the Fair, and be prepared to do business.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Radcliffe, of Elgin, H., and
Miss Emily L. Meyers, of Richmond, H.,
we're married in Richmond on the Oath ult
Quite rain and wind storm visited this
place early on Saturday morning. but fortu-
nately passed over without doing much dam
age.
"a Nothing so simple and perfect for
colOring as the Diamond Dyes. For carpet
rags, better and cheaper than any other dye
stuffs
Mr. and Mrs ~ B. Lewis, who have been
on visit 10 New Haven, Conn. and the sea-
side, for several weeks, returned here last
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Mark
church will meet at the residence of Mr.
John Hoye this Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Sheriff Blackman and Mr.. j. NJ. Stebbins
left for trip to Dakota and Montana on
Monday. They intend 10 purchase consider.
able land.
Agricultural implements will be largely
represented at the Fair by all of The best
men engaged IN their sale in this and adloin.
ing counties.
Mr.. N. Pirsch has just turned out large
double passenger wagon for T. J Meyers.
1t will be run TO and from The Fair grounds
during the Fair.
Miss Lulu JONES' who for the past four
months has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
I. WolcOtt, started last Tuesday for her home
| in New York State.
Chicago parties at the picnic said that A.
Muntzenberger's Brewery keeps up its repu.
tation as making the best and purest-tasted
Beer that can be found here or anywhere.
Mr.. Lowell Rice, of the Waukegan Gazette
force, and Miss Ida Mead were married at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebenezer
Mead in Waukegan ON Tuesday of last week.
Miss III a Robinson gave party to quite a
large number of friends on Wednesday
evening of last week, many of whom were
from Racine. Prof. Dickhaut furnished the
music.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat says: Mr..
Charter Refs, No. 1911 Second Carondelet
avenue, this city, was cured by St. Jacobs
Oil after sixteen years suffering with rheu-
matism.
Mr.. Andrew s. Hansen arrived here from
Denmark last Friday evening. He will go to
Elkhorn Iowa) Danish College until the
Conference meeting, when he will be located
as q minister.
Two heavily laden cars of the Western
lao. ~ aI, Lee l., II.
track at Bristol. One car fell over into the
ditch. The passengers did not reach Salem
until 1890 A. M.
A REwARD-Of one dozen "TEABERRY, )"
to any one sending the best four line rhyme
on "TEABERRY," the remarkable little gem
for the Teeth and Breath. Ask your drug
gist for address.
Mr. s. Lawrence, of Sioux Falls, Dakota,
and Miss Mary A. Hodges, formerly of
Salem, in this county, we're married ON the
23d ult., at the residence of the BRIDES
father in Sioux Falls.
Go to F. Robinson for Mrs. Freeman's New
National Dyes. For brightness and durabil
ity of color they are unequaled. Color from
to 5 pounds. Directions in English and
herman. Erlce, 10 cents.
While Mr.. A. G, Warmer was in Mr.. r.
B. Whitaker's house on Monday morning SELL
ing some garden produce, his horse ran
away, smashing his wagon and splitting the
contents around the street
Geo. Angenandt was brought before Justice
NORM on Wednesday morning and fined SIS
and costs for assaulting Mr.. A. Zens last
Saturday. Mr.. Zens says the next time any
one assaults him he will sue for damages.
Attention is called to the announcement of
the Waukegan Fair in another column.
Waukegan people always have first-class
Fair, and it is needless to say the one this
year will be no exception to the general rule.
st. Marks school reopened on Monday
with much larger attendance than was
present last term. Another room has been
added and an extra teacher engaged This
school is giving good satisfaction to its pa
irons.
Indigestion, costiveness, or const ipation,
are Immediately cured with ZoPEsA, from
Brazil II stimulates and gives activity to
the liver. II increases the dissolving juices
of the stomach, and causes the food to assimi-
late.
A grand party was given at the residence
of Mrs. O. S. Head on Wednesday evening.
1t was attended by large number Of our
young people and several from abroad.
Frieberg's band, of Chicago, furnished the
music.
Edward Bailey, of this city. leaves for
Kansas City, Mo-. on Friday, with the in
tention of making it his future home Ed.
is1 steady, sober, industrious young man,
and the best wishes of host of friends will
follow him.
The barn of Mr.. Anton Koning, about %
miles from Burlington, Wis, was struck by
lighting recently and totally consumed, to-
gether with its contents. Loss about $500.
No insurance. Everyone should keep their
property insured.
Frank EiChler, sailor, was brought be-
fore Justice Gillett or the charge of discharg-
ing firearms within the city limits on Tues.
day and fined $3 and costs. He fired off
revolver in a crowd on the North side on
Tuesday, and was arrested by Marshal Har-
rington.
The Chicago orchestra which accompanied
the excursion party from Chicago ON Sunday
serenaded Mayor Williams at his residence
on Sunday evening. The Mayor thanked
them in neat little speech and invited
them into his house, where they were fur
nished refreshments.
While Mr.. Peter DAHL. stepson of Mr..
Chas Grant, was working on the roof of the
addition to Mr.. r. B. Whitaker barn on Mon
day morning he fell to the ground, dis
lance Of about eleven feet, he struck on his
head, and was severely injured. He is still
confined to the house.
Mr.. L, P. Shelley, of Pleasant Prairie, and
his nephew have gone into the cattle raising
business and purchased ranch about IS
miles from Medicine Lodge, in the Indian
Territory. They have 600 head of cattle to
start with, and intend to increase the number
Mr.. Shelley family will go to Kansas
Mr.. D. H. Flett, formerly County Superin
tendent of Schools of this county, and now
of the law firm of Hand s. Flett. of Racine,
was married to Miss Louisa Townsend, at the
Episcopal church in Elkhorn on the 30th
ult. The presents were numerous and
beautiful. Mr.. Fletts friends in this city
and county congratulate him on the happy
| event.