The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-12-01

% CoSh, at lOoeb DdFu5 considering Inc
quality, these goods are remarkably cheap.
John Hoban, -ged about q years, was
killed at WinOna, Mimi, while coupling cars
on Thursday OF last week. He lived here
about fourteen years ago. His remains were
brought here for interment on Saturday.
A Holyoke, Mass, exchan,e alludes TO
the cure of d. 0. Judd, E-q., U. s. Super
visor of Postal Card Mandatory, who was
cured by St. Jacobs Oil of rheumatism and
neuralgia-Bridgport Conn., Standard
Call and see our new stock of Wedding
Stationery, Ball Programmes, Visiting Cards
and Fancy Cards. We can please you in
style and price.
One Of the best presents you can make to
o friend at distance is years subscription
to the UNION or TELEGRAPH. They will re-
member you all the year. We have num-
Der OF subscribers who do this every year.
The Colegrove Book Company, Chicago,
have in press for immediate publication,
"The Uuending Genesis" by Fl. NJ. Sim
MONS being an attempt to tell the story of
creation, in a reverent spirit, by the tight of
science.
The Congregational ladies assembled in
full force in the parlors of their church IN
Tu sday morning, bringing their dinners
with them. prepared for an all days work.
They were engaged in making winter cover
ing, bed comforters being speciality.
IT'S CERrAINTY-To cure dyspepsia and
biliousness is not speculation, but is proved
with letters from persons of high respeota-
billy constantly coming in. ZoPEsA is an
absolute cure.
An elegant dinner was given at the house
OF gentleman in this city to six young gen.
tlemen and ladies, or, in other words, to
three couples who are booked for marriage
in the near future. The occasion was of
course enjoyable, and doIbly So in view of
the pleasing anticipation of coming events.
%All ladies who may he troubled with
nervous prostration who suffer from organic
displacement; who have sense of weari
ness and feeling of lassitude who are
languid in the morning; in whom the appe-
tite for food is capricious and sleep at proper
hours uncertain. should have recourse to
Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The old time honored custom of Thanks
giving dinners appears to have lost none of
its former popular favor. There were family
gatherings and neighborly Inequalities in
city and country. The city drew supplies
from the country of various kinds of poultry
sufficient to keep up Thanksgiving for
several days.
Ladies, Children's and Boys Hose, Gloves,
Mittens and Mufflers at reduced prices at
James Mathews.
While on his way home about six o'clock
Wednesday evening Mr.. George La Marsh
walked off the sidewalk at the west end of
C. Binninger's building on Market Square,
and was severely injured. The place is a
dangerous one, and a railing should be
placed there 10 prevent accidents. Cleats
should also be placed on the hills in the
sidewalk to prevent people from falling.
#x%" Help yourself and others will help
you" But don't fail to use Kidney-Wort
for all liver, kidney and bowel complaints,
piles, costiveness, etc. The demand of the
people for an easier method of preparing
KidneyWOrt has induced the proprietors,
the we'll known wholesale druggists, Wells,
Richardson Il Co, of Burlington, VT, to
prepare it for sale in liquid form as well as IN
dry form.
The newspapers have unearthed another
swindle and the farmer is the victim. This
time fellow comes along with a shining rig,
and sells carpets by the sample. He offers
ply iagrain at 371 cts. The farmer selects
pattern he wants the agent writes out the
number of yards and the price the farmer
signs the order (?) and the next day the
farmer has his note IN bank TO pay, and he
never sees or hears of the carpet again.
Toys and Fancy Goods cheap at James
Mathews.
Mr. John Ponsonby, manager of the Phe-
nix Opera House. Waukegan, will open
Apollo Hall in this city on Friday evening,
Dec. LIST, with Walters Comedy Company, in
the drama of Estates Attorney" John
Dillon will appear in the role of Pilgrim
Boggs. Mr.. Dillon always draws crowded
houses, and those who want seats should Sc
cure them at once. Mr.. Ponsonby has six
or eight other companies booked for this city.
and, as he is a good manager, he will no
doubt make Apollo Hal the most popular
place of amusement in the city.
Just received, a new stock of Prayer Books.
JAS. MATHEWS.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this office will have notice of their sales
published in the UNION and TELEGRAPH free
Of charge.
To any one sending us six subscribers for
the TELEGRAPH or four subscribers for the
UNION we will send the Breeders Lire Stock
Journal or the american Agrieultur,st for
one year.
In the Circuit Court on Friday last, Ro-
bert Calkins. who was found guilty of steal
ing a horse from Jewett and Frenz in 1879,
was sentenced to one year and half in the
State prison at Waupun. In the suit of Dur
kee against the City. to recover damages
against the city for property levied upon and
sold for taxes which he refused to pay, the
demurrer of the city was sustained, and the
plaintiff was allowed twenty days within
which to amend the complaint. on payment
of $40 and costs. The motion for new
trial in the case of Becker against ShOley
was argued and taken under Amusement
The Court adjourned to some time in De-
cember.
The Rural Ne,c Yorker, with its we'll.
known free seed distribution, will be dubbed
with the UNION or TELEGRAPH at 81. 80 per
annum in advance.
Mrs. Emily Amelia Hale and her husband,
, Douglas R. Hale, who have been residing in
this city for few months, went to Milwau-
kee on Monday of last week. The women,
who is said to be one of the most successful
female thieves in the country, and her hus-
band visited number of jewelry establish
ments, and after they left two diamonds
t were missing from one of them. The detec-
tives were informed of the matter and
succeeded in tracing them to the depot of the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway, where
they were arrested. They were arraigned
, on Friday in Milwaukee, when Mrs. Hale
! pleaded guilty and was sentenced to eight
months Imprisonment in the house of cor
rection. Her husband was admitted to bail
$ in the sum of $S00to appear at the next tern
n of court on the charge of being au accessory
UCHUPABTA."