The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-10-20

/ oct. list, at III o CLOCK A. M, OF farm stock
and farming implements. E. R. Wilson,
auctioneer.
| A thirteen year old son of Mr.. Samuel
| Cropley, of Pleasant Prairie, attempted to
pass from one hickory nut tree to another,
| one day last week, and fell to the ground
| breaking one arm and dislocating the wrist
| of the other.
The committee of ladies appointed to make
arrangements for the fair for the benefit OF
st. Marks new church are actively at work
and doing all they can to make it a success.
The fair will open on the End of November
and continue until the 7th.
E. R. Wilson will sell at auction on the
farm of August Bruins, in the town of Som
ers, one mile south of the Town Hall, on
Monday, Oct. Both, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, farm stock, farming imple-
ments and household furniture.
Hon. z. G.. Simmons, Of this city, is one
of the Directors of the Edison Electric
Light Company located in Chicago. This
Company is now prepared to furnish light
for public buildings, churches and dwellings,,
it is claimed, Superior to any now in use.
DAIsIEs-Now. a. days not to use "TEA-
BERRY" the new exquisite for the Teeth and
Breath, argues not to be Recherche; take a
look at it at your drug store. 5 cent sam
pies.
Mrs. K. D. Wheeler will hold series of
ten conversations, at her school room, on
the subject of &c World Pictures" One each
week. Fee, for course, 49, First conversa-
ton, free, to be given and repeated Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday next at half past
three 2. M. All interested invited.
st. Marks church was again crowded last
Sunday evening by persons of all denomina.
| tons to hear Rev. j. M. Cleary's second
| lecture on temperance, which, it is needless
to say was good one, and was delivered in
his usual forcible and eloquent manner. At
the close large number took the pledge.
*x*"A coward can be hero at a dis
lance; presence Of danger tests presence of
mind" Presence of disease tests the value
Of a curative. Kidney-Wort challenges this
test always and everywhere, so far as all
complaints of the bowels, liver and kidneys
are concerned. 1t cures ali, nor does not
ask any odds.
Mr.. M. A. Brya caught his arm in the re-
volving cylinder of clover huller on the
farm of Mr.. M. 7. Barnstable, in Antioch.
on the 7th inst, and it was crushed to a
jelly. He died of his injuries the next
morning. At the time of the accident he
was trying to clean the machine, which had
become choked.
There will be grand ball at simmons
Hall on Thursday evening, Oct Goth, for
the benefit of Mr.. Henry Tilley. Tickets rs
cents. Music by Prof. Dickhaut's full or
chestra Mr.. Tilley has been great suffer-
er for several years, and all should buy a
ticket whether they go to the ball or not,
and lend him helping hand.
Messrs. Ballard & Yore, bridge-builders of
this county, have been awarded the contract
for building a new bridge &C ross the Fox
River about two miles north of Wllmot,
Kenosha county Wisconsin. The bridge is
to be one hundred and thirty feet long and
sixteen feet wide, and the consideration is
Sl, $50. The new structure is to take the
place of what was known as "Bullen' s
bridge. - Waukegan Republican.
Mr. Elihu D. Filler, of Ahnapee, Wis, and
formerly of Racine, was drowned by the up
setting of q boat in which he and another
man named Brewster were hunting. The
boat was upset by the recoil of their guns.
Both chung to the boat until within wading
distance of the shore, when Filler, cold and
numb, gave up and was drowned.
For the fftieth time there is again a report
in circulation that we are to have a new de.
pot at this place. We hope it may prove
true, for if ever a city of the size of Keno.
sha needed depot badly, we need it. The
Chicago and Northwestern Railway derives
more revenue from Kenosha than it does
from Racine, and we have the poorest depo
of any city between Chicago and Milwaukee
| On Thursday evening, the 9th inst, while
John German was driving his hack through
the street west of j. II. Kimbalrs residence
his team fell into ditch, severely injurine
his horses, and breaking one door, the pole
the forward springs, and springing the axlel
of his hack. Mr.. German put in bill tt
the city for damages, as there was only one
light at the other end of the ditch, which
was quite a long one. The bill was referred
to an arbitration committee, who recommend
ed the settlement of the same. Accordingly
at the meeting of the Board on Monda,
night, German was allowed $50, the contract
ors of the ditch paying $50 and the city tn
balance.
There will be two auction sales in th
town of Somers on Wednesday, Oct. 25th-
one on the premises of Alexander Spence
near Somers Station, at $50 A. NJ, sharp
the other on the premises of John Mitchell
adjoining, Immediately after Mr. Spence
: sale. The sales at both places will be {
farm stock and farming implements. E.
Wilson, auctioneer.
The German ladies of this city have bee
{ at work for several weeks getting up sui
scription to buy new flag for the Germa
WoIkngmens Association, and have SUI
ceeded in raising sufficient funds TO purchas
very handsome one in Chicago. On on
side is the stars and stripes, and on til
e other the emblems of the society. This fla
they will present to the Association at Par
City Hall on the 25th, on which occasiC
. the Society will give grand party.
!, Mr.. F. W. Lyman, of this city, exhibi
specimens OF apples grown on the borders
Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota. The varie
is new one; in size and maturity it a
; proaches nearer to perfection than any '
: have noticed in this vicinity. Mr.. Lymt
= commends it to the attention of fruit grov
ers in Kenosha county. The trees be
e earlier after being put out than any varie
J, known here.
Mrs Ritter's little girl, about eight yea
: of age, attempted to get on a farmers wag
on Saturday afternoon on Park street, viii
the wagon was in motion. Her leg slipp
n between the spokes of the wheel and caug
e. against the bottom of the wagon. Had n
q, the horses been stopped as soon as her cri
Of were heard her leg would have been brok
Or off. The wheel had to be taken off in ord
to extricate her.