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

OVCiOF. Out uOilC6 VIII Dc gwen,
Mrs. M. A. Lowell, of Oakdale, California
formerly of Kenosha, arrived at the Leland
House, Chicago, June 9th. She is now the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Qabbs also
Miss S. A. Dabbs, of Chicago. She will
spend the summer months with her parents
instead of going to the sea shore, as she did
last summer.
Go to F. Robinson for Mrs. Freeman New
National Dyes. For brightness and durabil
ity of color they are unequaIed Color from
2 to 5 pounds. Directions in English and
German. Price, Is cents.
An Electric Light and Power Company has
been formed in Racine, and the articles OF
association were filed with the Secretary of
State last week. The incorporators are II
s. Sutler, J. E. Keelyn, NJ. d. Erskine and
W. S. Buffham. The capital stock is $1G.-
600, and the object Of the company the fur.
nishing of electric light and power, and
apparatus for using the same.
When babies are fretful they disturb every
body, and mothers should know how sooih-
ing Parker's Ginger Tonic is. Ittakes away
half their anxiety, stops babies pains and
is always safe and pleasant to use.-Home
Journal.
Water strongly impregnated with gas tar
is said to be more effective than Paris Green
for killing potato bugs. Put one gallon of
gas tar in tub and fill the tub with water !;
stir it up we'll, and let the tar settle. Then
sprinkle the vines with the water from q
sprinkling pot. 1t is also equally effective
| will a n
to insects of every kind on trees.
1T 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. Solo
by +. Robinson.
Mrs. John L. Meyers died at her home in
the town of Somers on Friday, June Both,
aged 81 years months and 2 days. Mrs.
Meyers had been an invalid for the past
sixteen or seventeen years. Her funeral
services were held at St. Georges church on
Sunday, and the very large number who at
tended shows the high esteem in which the
deceased and her husband were held. Mr..
Meyers and his family have the symp lthy
of their many friends in their affliction.
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from several persons applying for sittings at
the same time, ii has become necessary to
adopt the appointment plan. This enables
every one to engage sitting at certain hour
on stated day. b. W. EICHELMAN,
45tf Portrait Photographer.
Chauncey S. IIutch.ns, aged seventeen
years, eldest son of Rev. Charles j. Hutch :
ms, formerly pastor of the Pres byterian
church of Racine, was drowned in the East
Los Angeles, California, irigating reservoir
on the 18th ult. He and his brother and o
school mate named Averill went bathing in
the reservoir, and after being in the water
some time the school mate seems TO have
been taken with cramps, and young Hutch
ms, in seeking to rescue him, was grasped
so tightly that he was overpowered, and both
sank together in the embrace of death. The
younger brother summoned help as soon as
4 possible, but the bodies were not recovered
for several hours.
F. Hilgen & Co., Of Milwaukee, will open,
on Thursday next, branch of their grocery
business in the store under the Grant House
formerly occupied by A. Shriber. The Ra-
cine branch of this firm has been supply
| ing about one hundred and fifty families of
Kenosha with groceries the past year. They
feel confident that they will greatly increase
their trade by opening store in this city,
of which there is no doubt. They invite all
our citizens to call on them, and guarantee
to satisfy all, both as to the quality of their
goods and prices. 1t is to be hoped that no
one will hereafter send to Chicago or Mil
waukee for groceries when they can buy
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Sittings may be engaged by personal ap.
plication at the studio, orby letter, to which
a prompt reply will be gwen.
b. w. EIcHELMAN,
ASST Portrait Photographer
The only event which marred the festivi-
ties of the Fourth was the poisoning of {
, large number of persons who partook of ict
cream at the refreshment stand of the
Baptist church. The symptoms were thu
same in all cases-violent vomiting-and lee
t to the opinion that there mast have beer
verdigris on one of the freezers used to maxi
, the cream, but the parties who made th,
cream say that the freezers were thoroughly
cleaned befo e being used and think tina
the poison must have been in some of thu
NANASANS NSSNs niC
out of danger although several of them have
! suffered severely from the effects of til,
poison. Among those who were affected by
the poison are Mr.. Chester Leonard an(
E family, MIR. and Mrs Elijah Leonard Sr.
4 Mr.. Elijah Leonard and family, Mr.. Charlie
: Leonard and family, Mrs. Chris George ant
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Vinegar
Mrs Vinegar, Frank Vinegar, Mr. and Mrs
C. Theleen and family, Mrs. John Minder-
t mann and two sons, Mrs. J. G. Gottfredsen
e Mrs. Vollmer, Mr.. A. B. Williams tw
daughters, Miss Nancy Slater, Miss Clar
Q ChafTee, Mr.. s. L. Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs
i. o. NJ Calkins and several others who's
f names we have not learned.
ARE YOU?
/. Are you Dyspeptio? Have you Tniiges
a ton? Is your Liver sluggish? Does you
. food trouble you? Does sleep fail to refres
e you? Is your appetite and energy gone
! Zopesa (from Brazil) will cure you, tone 20
up, and invigorate your whole system.
is gentle purgative, acts as wonder uPor
N and gives strength and energy to the Dige:
n tive apparatus. 1t is strongly anti billion;
;. carries off all surplus bile. tones the Live
d gives sound digestion to the Dyspeptia an
b the Bilious. Try 10 cent sample of
Robinson.