The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-08

Mitchell, Lewis & Co.'s Excursion iron
Racine to Chicago comes off June Is
Tickets good for one day, round trip, SI.25
three day tickets, round trip, $500
These tickets will be good returning from
Chicago on any regular train. They vii
also be good from Kenosha, where tn,
trains will stop to take on any passenger.
wishing to go. Every one invited to join
The Railway Exposition now being held il
Chicago is worth day to any one. Tickets
for sale at the Balm Wagon Works, Whitaker
Engine and Skein Co., and Robinson's Drug
Store.
One important consideration in every city
Of the size Of Kenosha is at least one good
public hotel where strangers as we'll as
boarders in the city may find comfortable
rooms and genteel table. Without intend
ing any disfespect to other places Of public
entertainment in this city, we believe we ex-
press the sentiments of all who have been
guests at the Grant House, that it is an
admirably well kept hotel. The rooms are
clearly and the table furnished with desir-
able eatables Of the season; the prices for
city boarders are so moderate that there
can be no possible reason for complaint.
The house is also unusually orderly and
quiet fer public hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith evidently know how to keep hotel.
Complaint has been made that the fish law
is being violated by parties who use pound
nets fishing in Lake Michigan. Those parties
would do well to make themselves acquainted
with the law against the use of the same.
1t is as follows: Sec. 4563. Any person
who shall catch or take any fish from the
waters of Lake Michigan, within this state,
or of the east side of Green Bay, with any
trap or pound net, the meshes of the pot of
which are less than one inch and half inch
from knot to knot, or, in technical language,
of pot of less than three inches mesh, shall
be punished by fine not exceeding ten dol
lars for each days unlawful use of such net.
Note this letter from Wisconsin:
FoND DU LAC, Dec. 20, '82.
am man sixty years of age; hair as
white as snow. | 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 uutIl went 10 using your
ZoPEsA. 1t brought me out all right by using
one bottle, and / am better now and my
system is more regular than for years.
]. G. Brown.
10 Pc ga ia panacea for the Liver and
Stomach. Dyspepsia, and Indigestion in all
forms. Price seventy-iye cents.
A pleasant party was given at the residence
OF Capt. Frantz on Friday evening last by his
children, Master Charles and Miss Mamie.
Their many young friends were invited and en-
tertained in truly hOspitable style. Games
and dancing were INDUCED in, refreshments
served, and at a late hour the young people de-
parted, well pleased with their evening" enter
tainment. Among those present were Misses
Maud Van Kirk, Grace Miller, Nellie Benedict,
Carrie Petit. Francie Grant, Louie Yule, Cora
Yule, Maud Yule, Carrie KimbaL, Bessie Robin
son, Bessie Charles, Lottie Schroeder, Louise
Schroeder, Flora Dexter, Maggie Leonard, Ella
Benedict, Dora Ernst, Katie WattleS, Julia Eich-
Gilman. Eva Lewis, LOttie Lewis, Minnie Dick
haut, Minnie Remodel, Angie Remodel, Mamie
Carter, Birdie Carter Alice Carter, Eva Beachel
Nina Gr0nquiSt, Maggie Schend, Rosie Schend
May Dickinson, Allie Dickinson, Rosie Loss
Masters Zalmon Simmons, Sweet Simmons,
Mausby Kimball, MOrtie SlOSSOn, Chester Brad
ford, Johnnie Lewis. Marvin Lewis, Charles
Ernst, BERTHE Ward, Louis Ward, Ned WOlcOtt,
Louis Beachel, George Beachel Artie Sager,
Louis Read, Robbie Moth, Willie Charles, Willie
Eichelmau, Herbert johnson, Walter Dexter,
Eddie BeyerSd0rfer Louis Limpert, George
Carter Johnnie Minderman, Charles Minder-
man and others.