The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-13

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The 485 P. III. passenger train was on
hour and ten minutes late On Wednesday,
caused by the breaking Of spring under
tho engine near Lake Forest
Mr.. James Lamppa. Sheboygan, Wis.,
says: {" Browns Iron Bitters has cured me
of severe attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Barton. daughter of the late Eli
Robinson, of Somers, has been visiting IN TINS
city and vicinity the past week. Mrs. Barton
J resides 10 Oakland, Cal.
Several shares of stock in the Phillips
Furniture Company for sale Apply at this
Office.
Rev. Frank T. Lee arrived here from Salt
lake civ ON Monday last, and will proba-
lhIy spend several weeks in this vicinity
with friends and for rest.
ASs~For FIVE cents, Wells, Richardson &
ICo Burlington, Vt, will send eolored
samples of all cOlors of Diamond Dyes, with
directions.
Mrs. Francis Banks, Of MI Pleasant
Racine county, died on the 9Th inst, aged
IA years. She was a resident of Racine
and vicinity for about thirty years.
Mr.. Gregory Flynn. who is deputy clerk
in Hyde Park, and Miss Emma Flynn, who
has been in Chicago for some time, visited
their parents here last week
fine assortment Of Baby Carriages,
Boys Carts and Wagons. Ladies Travelling
Baskets, Toys and Notions at James
Mathews.
Marshal Harrington and Officer Harkins
have changed positions on the street. The
former will act as merchant policeman at
night and the latter will act as city marshal.
Rev. Father StrickneT, pastor of st.
Georges church, intends to leave for Ger
many in August, where he expects to remain
| for six months for the benefit Of his health.
A new stock of Fresh Groceries at James
Mathews.
Mr.. W. B. Martindale, one of the proprie
tors of The Courier has started another paper
| in Hamilton county, Dakota. We hope he
will meet with success in his new enterprise.
The Waukegan Patriot speaks of KenOsha
as little Wisconsin village The little
Wisconsin village is fifty years ahead of
the sleepy town of Waukegan in business,
manufactures and beauty.
Mr.. w. s. Porter, formerly CT this city,
was 10 town on Saturday. Mr.. Porter, to-
gether with his wife and son. moved to Cali |
fornia last fall from Racine, and he will re-
turn there In a few weeks.
From the loud and boisterous talk we have
heard in different places during the past |
week it would seem that the hot weather is !
having bad effect on some of our citizens |
One of the rows ended in a scuffle.
The ladies of the Baptist church will give |
a strawberry festival and social at the par
sonage next Tuesday evening, July 18th. |
They extend cordial invitation to all to be |
present.
The friends of Mrs T. C. Shove, of
Manitowoc, nee Ellen Barrier, formerly of
Pleasant Prairie, will regret to learn of
the death of her infant son on the 7th |
inst He was born on the 4th inst.
H. G. 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
Mrs. James Mathews and daughter Cassie |
left on Wednesday for a visit to Milwaukee.
Miss Cassie will go from there to Madison
and Sinsinnawa Mound, where she will |
remain a few months.
have secured the agency of the Bookwal |
ter engine, manufactured by James Leffel & |
Co., Springfield, o. Prices from $40 up |
wards Send for Price List and Circulars |
EMIL TRoKToN1Us, Old Brick Foundry
Mr.. John Flynn has been home during
the past week getting his furniture ready |
for removal to Chicago, where his family |
20 this week Mr.. D. A. Mahoney, of Salem,
has rented their house and will move into |
ii this week.
Mr.. j. N. Woodwork, of Pleasant Prairie,
who went to Dakota about two months ago,
was home last week on a visit He re-
turned to Dakota this week, and expects 20
move his family to Sioux City, Dakota, next
fall
Last Friday was very hot day. the |
thermometer ranging from 86 to 80 degrees
in the shade. Saturday was rainy and cold,
the mercury dropping to 56 in the evening.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were nice
summer days. A heavy rain fell Tuesday
night Wednesday and Thursday hot. Rain
Thursday afternoon.
For SALE-A brick house on the corner
of Prairie avenue and Fremont street, to-
gether with u acres of ground. This prop
erty will be valuable for building lots before
many years, and will be sold at a very low
price as the owner resides in Nebraska and
wants to realize on it. Apply at this Office.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the Cath
Ollie Temperance Society, held last Sunday
evening. Rev. j NJ. Cleary was elected a
delegate to the National Convention of the
Catholic Temperance Union, to be held at
Brooklyn, N. Y. IN August.
| Our city park still remains standing
reproach TO the city. Something ought to
be done with it Immediately. If nothing
better can be afforded at present, few seats
should be put into it and the grass cut. If
| this cannot be done, fence il up, make
pasture field of it for few years, and
devote the money derived from pasturage TO
| improving it at the end o f four or FIVE years
| Mr. Peter Larsen, of Somers, a section
man on the c., M. s. st. Paul Railroad, had
one of his legs crushed by hand-car
at Truesdell station on Sunday night. Dr.
VIM. NJ. Farr amputated the leg above the
knee and the unfortunate man is doing
we'll
1 A furious rain and wind storm occurred
in Racine on Tuesday evening last, doing
considerable damage in the city and adjoin
ing country. The people of the city were
naturally frightened, apprehending it repe-
ton of the tornado which was so damaging
to the city few weeks ago
Having purchased a large stock of Bill
heads, Letterheads, Noteheads, Envelopes.
Cardboard, fine and common Paper, at
bankrupt sale in Chicago at a reduction of
20 per cent, we are prepared to offer lower
prices than ever while the stock lasts.
Prof. N. Butler, of Riverside. Ill, spen
Monday last in this city,. looking up old
friends and noting the changes after an
absence of twenty-three years, He was a
teacher in one Of our public schools five
years. He is now principal Of The public
school at Riverside.
shoppers had joyful day in Racine
few days ago. A jeweler. on learning
that q creditor was on his way from the