The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-09-29

St. Jacobs Oil.-St. Paul (Minn. Pioneer
Press.
A son Of Mr.. Philip Horning, of Paris,
about l6 years old, got severely injured al
the depot here last Friday while loading a
cane mill ON his wagon. A plank broke and
the mill fell to one side. striking him on
the side of the head. sl .n
Mr.. Henry Kaufman, of Milwaukee was
in this city on Tuesday. His store was en-.
tered by burglars on the 10th inst. and rob-
bed of over 81 900 worth of goods, the bur.
glars obtaining an entrance through the
back door.
We have received the first number of the
Modern Stenographic Journal. published by
the Modern Stenographic Publishing Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. Subscription price So per
year. Every one who wants to learn short
hand writing should subscribe for it.
The employees of Fish Bros, Racine, will
have their annual excursion on Saturday,
Sept. 80. Train will pass through Kenosha
at 1920 A. M. and stop for passengers.
Tickets good for one day, $1.25; good for
four days, So. For sale at Melville's Book
Store. SIT
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of Peter Petrie, on the Burlington road, 80
rods west Of the WinslOw school house, in
the town of Somers, on Tuesday, October
10th, at 10 clock, sharp, of farm stock and
farming Implements. A. B. Truesdell, au c.
tioneer.
]. NJ. Stebbins, Esq, and Sheriff Black
man took up considerable land in Ransom
county, Dakota, on their recent trip. Mr..
Stebbins intends to remove his family there
in the spring. Mr.. Blackman will 60 there
himself, but will not move his family 10 that
section for year.
The new German Methodist church will
be dedicated next Sunday afternoon, at 2:3O
clock. There will also be services held in
ii at 1890 A. NJ. 1t is expected that Ger
man minister from the northern part Of the
state will preach the sermon. The choir of
the NJ. E. church will be present.
Mr.. N. G. Stafford, who has been here for
the past two weeks tuning pianos, was called
away last Saturday, but will return about
the 7th of October. Any one needing his
services can leave orders at Calkins' store or
at the Grant House. Mr.. Stafford has over
100 instruments to tune in this city.
$40 REwARD.-The undersigned will pay
$40 for information that will lead TO the
detection of the individual or individuals
who shot holes into our water trough
situated on the Sturges farm, near Pike
River, on or about the 10th of this month.
G. KERBER s. Son.
The entertainment given by the Original
Tennessee Jubilee and Plantation Singers at
Kimball Hall on Monday evening, for the
benefit of the Ladies' Society of the Congre-
gational church, was first class one, and
was attended by crowded house. The
singing of the Company was good, and Billy
Speed, IN his motto songs and great special
ties, convulsed the house with laughter.
*Persons whose blood has been corrupted,
and the circulation deranged by foul secre-
tions-the result of the disordered chemistry
of the body-need for their publication
something like an inward baptism at the
hands of Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, whose lab
oratory is at No. 233 Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass. Her Vegetable Compound is fairly
inundating the country as with river of
| life.
At the Democratic Convention held in the
Court Houae on Tuesday N. Spsrlz was
nominated for Member of Assembly, W. L.
Dexter for Sheriff, J. A. Gsllaghan for Clerk
of Circuit Court, G. Schend for County Clerk
Paul Sauber for County Treasurer, JAS
Pennefeather for Register of Deeds, s. B
Van Buskirk for District Attorney, G. A.
Rogers for County Surveyor, and Jos. New
honse for Coroner.
The latest fraud calculated to deceive the
farmer is explained as follows: A farmer
receives posters through the mail stating
that new and superior variety of winter
wheat has been discovered, aud that seed
wheat will be furnished him free of charge
until good crop Of said wheat is raised
on condition that he sends 81 to pay fol
packing, etc. The facts are, when thu
money is sent no equivalent is ever rendered
The ladies of the Episcopal church ar
getting up decided novelty in the way o
an entertainment, called basket sociable
Each lady takes a prettily-trimmed basket
filled with dainties for two, and places hel
card inside, and it is auctioned off to the high
est bidder, the gent getting the baske takinl
this lady to supper. These entertai nment
have taken splendidly in the East, and al
will be amply repaid for going to witness tn
auction alone.
; X Every truth has two sides; look a
both before committing yourself to ether
Kidney Wort challenges the closest scrutiny
of its ingredients and its grand results. /
has nothing to fear from truth. Doctor
may disagree as TO the best methods an,
remedies, for the cure of constipation AM
disordered liver and kidneys. But thos
that have use Kidney Wort agree that it i
by far the best medicine known. Its actio
is prompt, thorough and lasting s
Mrs. b. Echelman returned home on Fri
day from Rochester, N. Y, where she ha
been for about four weeks attending her 81;
ter, Mrs. Louis Miller, who died on Monda
of last week from the effects of injuries re
ceived about two months ago by bein
8 thrown out of her buggy while eros sin
: the canal there. Her horse became frigh
: ened at a boat passing through the canal an
backed into ditch, throwing her out an
. breaking her hip. She fingered until Nor
= day of last week. when death ended her SUI
ferings.
The annual review of the Fire DepartmeI
4 took place yesterday afternoon on Mark,
4 square. The men were reviewed by Ii
i Mayor and Aldermen. They looked we'll
their neat uniforms. and made good time. {
will be seen from the following Steam'
20 Hose Co. No. ran from Kimball Hall, q
IS tached hose TO hydrant, mounted Ernst
r building and threw water in l:45; ST.
Hose Co. No. in l:50; Independent Hol