The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-31

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q the ready remedy which defeat many disor
"a ders, if taken in season, and should be KEEP
i in every family.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Co No viii
give their thirty annual ball at Farl
CITY Hall on Easter Monday evening, Apri
! 10th. MilliDgton & panton's full orchestra
of Racine. will furnish the music. Ticket:
50 cents. good time may be expected.
Edward Mead will sell at his late residence
. in the town Of Bristol, three miles south Of
Bristol station, ION Friday, April 7, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, farm stock, farming
implements, aud household furniture.
: On Monday evening next there will be au
open meeting Of the Temple Of Honor at
! their hall Eminent speakers win be pree-
i ent, and the exercises generally will be made
! interesting and entertaining.
Biiousness Indigestion. consiipation-all
forms of dyspepsia yield at once to few
doses of Zopesa, The new compound from
!, Brazil. A 10 cent sample proves it. Sold
, by r. Robinson
S MIR. Henry Alberg, formerly of Chicago,
has purchased the residence formerly occu
pied by Mr.. c. l.. Ely and has become citi
, zen Of Kenosha Knowing him to be a
genial gentleman, we welcome him to our
midst.
Matthias Schmi.t, Jr., died on Thursday
last at the residence Of his father in this
city, at the age of % years, months and
II days, having suffered from an attack of
peritonitis. The remains were buried
on Saturday from st.Georges church.
AL the musical rehearsal in Kimball Hall
on Monday evening it was decided to form
class for instruction, with Prof Williams
as instructor. The singers of our city are
exerting themselves in the matter, and 1t
is quite certain that success will attend their
| efforts.
Mr.. Riffensten, Boston. Mass. writes
g Your Spring Blossom has cured me of
dyspepsia, of four (4) years standing. l
have regained my normal appetite, and can
sleep well and feel like a new man.
Price, 50 cents; lri0l bottles, 10 cents.
A communication from Hon. c. G. vii. |
liams, of this con ,ressional district, to one
of our citizens, states that $1,000 has been
appropriated for harbor improvements at
Racine, and $4,000 for the same purpose at /
Kenosha.
The remains of Mr. Lewis Burgess, for
merly resident of this city, though recently /
and for some time residing with his daugh-
ter, Mrs N. B. Lewis, in Evanston, were
brought here on Tuesday last for interment,
and the funeral services took place at the
cemetery.
Frank Mcneil will sell at pablic auction,
on the farm lately sold by him, in the town
of Pleasant Prairie, five miles west of Keno.
sha, and one mile south Of Lucas Hotel, on
Thursday, April 6, commencing at 10 o clock,
farm stock, farming Implements and other
articles.
We have &c copies of the Brdseye View
of Kenosha on hand. Those who wish 10
secure a copy will do we'll to do 80 at once,
for when these are taken it will be impos.
hle to get one. as The Autograph stone has
been destroyed.
Mr.. John De Groat, of Dakota, has been
visiting Mr.. j. W. Rhodes and other friends
in the town of Somers, where he formerly
resided. He starts for his western home on
Monday next, accompanied By Frank Bud
die, of this city.
A Union Caucus will be held at the Town
Hall in the tom of Pleasant Prairie, on Sat.
urday the first day Of April, 1882, at 2
0 clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of
nominating town officers, irrespective Of
party, and transaoting such other business
as my come before the meeting.
By ORDER OF Con-.
Mr.. J. b. Kupfer pnt into his storehouse
one hundred and twenty-five barrels of -four
last week, which is being manufactured into
his celebrated crackers as fast as possible.
Mr.. Kupfer's business has so increased that
he has now one of the largest and most snc.
cessiul bakeries in the State.
Mr.. Edward Krebs informs us that he has
worked constantly in Bains wagon factory
for the last twenty. eight years, and is still at
his post daily; that he once worked with
Mr. George Yule in the same factory, for
whom he has the greatest respect rs the Su
perintendent of the works.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Williams Seeders aud Harrews. 1t is
said by all who have used them that these
Seeders and Harr0ws are A No. in every
respect, and any one who intends to pur
chase seeder or harrow should call on Mr..
Williams and examine his.
We are happy TO be able to inform the
public that all danger having passed for
any spread of smallpO from the Dunno
becke residence the family of the late un'
fortunate man have been released and al
lowed 90 abroad. There is now no small
pox, or any reasonable prospect of there
being any, in this city or vicinity.
Mr.. Lyman Seeds, of Dunkirk, n. Y.
says: "I want everybody 10 know that
Browns Iron Bitters has cured me of COM
plioation Of disorders that affected my gen.
eral health to such an extent that | was un.
able 10 do any work My principal troubles
we're poor digestion, painful urination,
and weak lungs ! have been restored to
perfect health.
On Tuesday last Mr. VIM Volmer, with
| Gottfredsen & Son, anticipating hunting
expedition, was in the act Of loading his
cartridges, when one of them exploded, the
powder burning one of his hands and his
face quite seriously. and burning the hair
off his head We are glad to learn that he
is not dangerously injured by the accident.
On Sunday evening last, 0s Mr. Patrick
Bailey, an elderly man, was passing down
Main street, on his way to summon DR..
Weiskopf to the bedside Of the late John
Riley, he was assaulted by gang of rufians
near the stairway leading to this office, and
the umbrella which he carried was wrench
ed from his hands by the villains, who ran
around the corner of Park street and disap-
peared in the darkness. Such, consummate
oulrages should be ferreted out and most
summarily punished
The Republican City Convention held on
Tuesday afternoon was organized with the
choice Ct VIM. +. Reed as Chairman, and S.
C. johnson Secretary. A motion to ado
until Monday next was lost. The following
nominations we're made; For Mayor, George
D. Head; Clerk S. c. Johnson; Treasurer,
II. Il. Clark; Marshal, John Mcconnell;
Assessor Hugh McDermOtt; Justice Of the
Peace, O. S. Newell.
The several ward officers nominated at
the Republican caucuses held on Monday
evening were as follows: Supervisors-Firss
Ward, S. G.. Johnson Third Ward, Dan
Head Fourth Ward, Wallace Mygatt. School