The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-03-30

! John U2hof Franklin, Wis, says
I" Browns Iron Bitters effeclually cured m,
| Of a severe attack of rheumatism
On account of change of business / d,
hereby give notice that all my book accounts
unpaid by April 18th. next, will be put il
other hands for collection. No humbug.
| NJ. BEDEssEM.
Kenosha. Wis.
The firm of j. & 7. W. Bond. doing 8
general Real Estate Abstract and Insurance
business. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business in the future will be
carried on by Thomas w. Bond at the old
stand. over Robinson's Drug Store. Kenoshar
Wis JOSIAH BoED,
THos. w. BOND.
Kenosha, March 10. 1888.
FoR SALE-In the town of Bristol, farm
of 800 acres; good buildings, splendid
orchard. good water. etc. Price $50 per
acre. For further particulars apply at this
Office.
Republican Caucus for the town of
Pleasant Prairie, for the purpose of nomi-
mating town officers. will oe held at the
Town Hall in said town, on Saturday, the
31st day of March, 1883. at two O clock
P. M. By ORDER OF Con-.
Date March Ord. 1888
THY ALI DO IT.-Everybody uses s. Tea.
berry for he teeth and breath, the newest,
brig ltest. cosiest little toilet gem extant.
% and 80 cts. For sale by F. Robinson.
CHICAGO, Sept Is, 1882.
PRoF H. t. MERRILL:
My little neice, nine years old, procured
set of your Method for the Piano and organ,
and without any musical knowledge. in two
weeks could play the four tunes with both
hands. think your method will be great
help and pleasure to thousands who are
fond of music but have no musicsl education.
C. PETRIE,
80 Third Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Merrilps Ingenious Method for the Piano
and Organ for sale at Rogers & Barns
book store
Burglars broke into the residence Of Mrs.
l. w. Webster on Congress street on Thurs
day night of last week, and stole gold
watch and chain valued at $l40. and a
pocketbook containing about SIS. belonging TO
thieves gained entrance to the house by pry
ing up window, and carried Mr. Whitaker's
pants and vest out to the front gate, where
they left them The same night an attempt was
made to enter Mr.. Samuel Reynolds house ON
on Market street through window. but the
burglars were frightened off by Mr.. Reynolds
before they got into the house. Our citizens
should see that their doors and windows are
fastened at night.
x X" They who cry loudest are not always
the most hurt" Kidney-wor does its work
like the Good Samaritan, quickly, unosten-
Iatiously, but with great thoroughness.
A New Hampshire lady writes +" Mother
has been afflicted for years with kidney dis
eases. Last spring she was very i'll and had
IN alarming pain and numbness in one sids.
Kidney wort proved great blessing and has
cured her"
Cur THIS Our Frank P. Warner came |
into our store to purchase sample bottle of
ZoPEsA for friend, and stated that he Mr.. |
Warner) was afflicted with Kidney and Liv-
er troubles for FIVE years. and had paid 5000
Or $500 DOCTORS bills, and has now been COM
pletely cured by the use of two large bottles
and one sample bottle of ZoPEsA. He was
20 bad at one time that he lost 81 pounds of
Hesh, but after using ZoPEsA claims that he
s sound man, and now weighs las pounds.
he was loud in its praise, and readily con-
,ented to allow us to use his name for refer
snce." j. W. MITCHELL Co.,
Canisteo, N. Y.
For sale by F. Robinson.
The advertisement of the New York Sun in
our columns will be continued for three
months. THE Sun states that the circulation
IF its several editions last year was $685.,
130, against 50,236, 919 the year previous.
TIE Sun, while it furnishes live and gen.
orally acceptable newspaper at very low
rate, expends a great deal of money to ad-
7ertise the fact. This is one of the secrets
If its success. THE Sun believes that every |
nan should subscribe for and literally sup
BORT his local newspaper first aud foremost.
Having done this conscientiOusly and faith
'ully, it advises all those who may wish to
Implement their town or county paper with
/ metropolitan journal, to give The SUN
rial.
st. Michael's Young Mems Benevolent
Association of St. Georges church will
have their banner dedicated in st. Georges |
church next Sunday afternoon, April LIST.
rhe Society will meet at their hall at one
J clock and form in line. They Will be
oined by the st. Georges Benevolent Asso-
station and will march to Emerald Hall.
where they will be joined by the Emerald
Beneficial Association; from thence they will
move to the st. Marks Total Abstinence
Society's Hall, where they will be Joined
BY the st. Marks Total Abstinence Society.
The procession will march to the depot to
meet the Racine Young Mems Benevolent
Association. From the depot the several
societies will proceed to 81. Georges church,
where the dedication will take place. |
Three priests from Milwaukee will be pres
emit, and there will be sermons in German
and English.