The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-06

The thermometer ranged from So to 80 de-
grees in the shade on Monday afternoon,
and 93to 100 ON Tuesday afternoon. accord
ing to location. at gi
A fine assortment of Baby Carriages,
Boys Carts and Wagons. Ladies Travelling
Baskets Toys and Notions at James
Mathews 4
Quite large party of young people drove
down from Racine on tho Fourth and spent the
day at the residence of Hon. Fred Robin
son.
For SALE-A brick house on the corner
Of Prairie avenue and Fremont street, TO-
gsther with 23 acres of ground. This prop
erty will be valuable for building lots before
many years, and will be sold at very low
price, as the owner resides in Nebraska aud
wants to realize on it. Apply at this Office.
Dexters farm in Pleasant Prairie on Thurs
day night of last week. Quite number
from town as we'll as a large number from
the country attended it. Professor Grubes
band furnished the music, '..s.# ,.f,
H. c. Schulz keeps the largest and best
selected stock of farm implements in this
county. He is known to sell only superior
goods, at very low prices. Go and see him
before YOU buy. l 3.,H3 M hfia
The undersigned have bought the Furni-
ture establishment of M Bedessem, and will
carry on the business in future at the old
stand, We hope TO merit share of the
patronage Of the public. 8"
THOMAS HANSEN
MICHAEL ROBBERS
have secured the agency of the Bookwal-
ter engine, manufactured by James Leffel 4
Co., Springfield. O. Prices from $240 up
wards. Send for Price List and Circulars
EMIL TEcKToNIUs, Old Brick Foundry.
John Bedessem. VIM. Georgen. j. Jensen
aud Math. Krebs,, who have been attending
St. Francis college, near Milwaukee, are all
spending their vacation at home John Be.
dessem carried offthe first premium in the
business course and was awarded diploma.
*.*"It is easier to convince man
against his senses than against his will"
When sick man has given Kidney-Wort
thorough trial. both will and senses
join in unqualified approval of its curative
qualities in all diseases of the liver, kid
neys and bowels.
Our much esteemed old acquaintance,
Row. Mr.. MCNAMARA, was in this city last
week. Some twenty years ago he was rec
tor Of ST. Matthew's church in this city
He did valiant service in encouraging enlist
ments for the Union army, and went to the
war as chaplain Of the list Wisconsin Regi-
ment He was always engaged in some
good movement. and is now an earnest advo.
cate for woman suffrage. He is rector of
parish in Nebraska.
Mt is the common observation that the
standard of natural health and norma!
activity among American women is being
lowered by the influence Of false ideas and
habits of life, engendered by fashionable
ignorance and luxurious living. II is q
happy circumstance that Mrs. Lydia E
Pinkham has come to the front to instruct
and cure the sufferers Of her sex.
Mr.. Robt Dixon died on Friday, June
Doth, near Union Grove, in the 1924 year of
his age. He was the father of John, George
and Henry Dixon, of Brighton; was Eng
lish by birth. and had lived in this country
forty niue years The week previous to his
death he went into the water 10 batheand took
cold, which is the supposed cause of his
death. a.
Note this letter from Wisconsin,
FoND DU LAC, Dec 20, 81.
| am man sixty years of age; hair as
white as snow. l can give you any number of
references, as am well known in this state
have been diseased all my life with pain in
my stomach. This fall / was taken sick and
could get no relief from the best DOCTORS
with all their skill, our city could afford but
grew worse until | went to using your
ZoPEsA. 1t brought me out all right by using
one bottle, and l am better now and my
system is more regular than for years.
J. G. BRowN
70 PIE "a is panacea for the Liver and
Stomach, Dyspepsia, and Indigestion in all
| forms. Price seventy-fve cents.
While the procession was going through
| Main street on the 4th, two strangers en-
tered j. G, Gottfredsen & Sons grocery
store One of them asked for tea and was
shown some by Mr.. Gottfredsen After
minute or two he said he did not want it,
and then asked for cheese. After tasting ii
he said he didn't want any, and asked for
wrapping paper By this time Fred came
| in and noticed the money drawer out of the
safe aud on the desk without any money in
It. While one had kept Mr.. GotLfredsen's
attention the other went to the safe, took
the contents of the money drawer, about
$s5. and made good his escape The other
fellow was arrested and brought before JUS
tice Gileit on Thursday and discharged for
want of evidence. hF ~
Names Of those who contributed So or over
at laying of corner stone Of ST. James
church, June Hon. e. G Zimmons, 500;
H. Durkee. $l0 o. s. Newell. So s. Rey-
nolds, SIS; John Hansen, SIS Peter Jacobs,
So; E. p Boland, So; J. A Killeen, So );
Hugh McDermott. S.; Thos Lynch. So;
| T. McNnlly. SIS George Adamson, So !; VIM.
Lynch, So; Michael Quinn. So; John Mo-
ran, S.; Mrs Lee, S. /; Mrs Berry, So; Mrs
John Craney. So; Mrs Watkins. So; Geo.
W. Fay, SIS; Unknown, So John Waller.
SIS; ; John COudon. S.; Denis Daley, SIS ;
Peter Stumps, So John Cullonew. SIS; IN
known. So; James Kinsella. S.; Harry
Kelly, S.; James Pennefealhcr, SIS !; Wm.
Burt, So; VIM. Ryan. S.. Bryan Fsrrelly.
Jere Craney, So; total, 1910 CO.. Total
amount realized on the occasion. ST. ,046.88
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