The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-11-16

A portion of the walls Of the new CITY
Hall building, in course of erection in Ra
cine, was blown down during the storm OF
Sunday, doing damage to the amount o
81 600 to 81 800.
Mr. Martin Joyce, of Chicago, and for
merly of Waukegan, was instantly killed 8
few days ago in Chicago, in attempting e
pass between the cars Of moving freight
train.
Mrs. Kate Wheeler is engaged in teaching
aclass in German No person coming from
an English speaking family speaks German
more fuently and with greater correctness
than Mrs. Wheeler.
Lora Mead, youngest daughter Of Dir. and
Mrs. T. W. Mead. of Richmond, ILL.,, died on
Wednesday Of last week She was In the
18th year Of her age, and had been sick for
only few days.
Messrs. ]. A. Gallaghan, Edward Grogan,
H Wynne, NJ. Flanagan, ]. A. Corcoran
and John Flanagan, went to Racine on Sun
day to attend meeting of the State Board
of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
ofJames Fox. in the town Of Pleasant Prairie.
one mile and a half south of Kenosha, on Fri
day, Nov %, commencing at 10 o'clock A..
NJ, Ct farm stock and farming machinery.
Truesdell La Marsh have recently added
many new accessories and fixtures to their
already extensive gallery. and are now
better prepared than ever TO make some
thug beautiful in the Picture line for the
holiday trade.
Rev. Mr. Starey, who has been supplying
the pulpit of the Baptist church in this city
for some weeks past, has entered into an
engagement to become the permanent pas
tor He will preach his inaugural sermon
next Sunday.
Mr. A. Haneklau died in Waukegan last
Friday, from brain fever. He was i'll only
four days. He was engaged as preceptor of
the German parochial school and as teach
err Of German and music to private families.
He was about27 years of age.
Mr.. A. c. Sanford. proprietor and publish
er Of the Racine Advocate, made US call
last Friday Mr.. Sanford is now fairly in
stalled ID his new printing quarters, for
Main street, most desirable location.
Strayed, from the premises of the under
signed, Nov. 18th, three three-year-old bay
colts, one dark gray, three years old, with
name clipped, and one two-year- Any
person giving information where they may be
found will be suitably rewarded.
W. S. MAXWELL.
Kenosha, Nov 14th, 1883.
Thomas Enright, one of the fellows who
assaulted man named Yuble on the North
side two weeks ago last Sunday, and made
his escape from this city, was captured in
Chicago on Monday by Officer Harrington
and brought back here. He will be brought
up for hearing this week.
Louis Fields, Holstein, says )" have been
cured of dyspepsia, from which / suffered for
several years, by Browns Iron Bitters.'
Mr. J. A. Avery sold his paper the Lake
County Republican, to Partridge Brothers,
proprietors of the Waukegan Gazette last
week, and left for New Orleans with his wife
this week, where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Avery has been in poor health for some
time, and her physician advised her to 60
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with the Gazette.
Mr.. I. Wolcott, who has been foreman
in the Northwestern Wire Mattress factory
for several years, left here on Tuesday for
N. Y, where he will go into
business. The workmen employed in the
factory presented him with heavy gold
chain on Friday last, as token of their
of his kindness towards them
while working under him. Mr.. Wocott
takes with him the best wishes of his many
friends here for his future prosperity. Mrs.
Wolcott and family left few weeks ago.
The second Market Fair will be held in
Richmond. ILL.,, on Thursday, Nov. %. The
sales at the October Fair Appropriated 3d.
900 and was the cause of many profitable
trades. The association again invites every
one having live stock, produce or any
useful machine or implement to sell, trade or
exchange, to bring it to the Market Fair ON
that day. The yards and pens are free to
those who bring stock, etc. no commissions
on sales are charged by the Association. The
sales are made by private sale or by auction.
If by auction, the seller will make his own
contract with the auctioueer. Sales will
commence at 10 o'clock A. M.