The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-20

goods, ct very low prices. Go and see him
before you buy.
Mr.. John G. McKindley, one of our citiz.
ems doing business in Chicago, after having
been detained by illness at his home here
three weeks, resumed his usual trips to
Chicago on Wednesday.
The pool match between Pleiss, of Racine,
and Schmitt, of Kenosha, will take place at
Harris billiard hall on Tuesday evening,
April Oath Play will commence at 8
o'clock
Having sold my flour and feed business
to ]. L. and Levant Stevens, / request
all indebted to me to call at the old stand,
in rear Of II. Barns book store, and settle
up before the lst Of May.
EDWARD MEAD.
Waukegan must be good place for un-
dertakers. We find more death notices in
the papers of that town every week than in
those of any other neighboring town. Very
| few die in Kenosha.
Mr.. Lucius b. Newbury died OF Glencoe,
ILL.,, in the early part of the present week !;
his remains were brought here for burial
on Thursday morning Mr.. Newbury was
an early settler of this place, and much
respected he moved from here to Glencoe
twenty years ago.
have secured the agency Of the Bookwal-
ter engine, manufactured by James Leffel &
Co., Springfield. O. Prices from $240 up
wards. Send for Price List and Circulars.
EMIL TEcKToNIUs, Old Brick Foundry.
F. Windcrff was taken TO jail on Sunday
evening by Marshal Harrington, and was
brought before Justice Gilett on Monday,
charged with resisting Matthias Putt, con-
stable on the North side. He was fined $40
and costs.
Wool growers should remember the meet
ing to be held at Bishops hall in Somers on
Monday, April %, at P. M. The question
of washing sheep is to be discussed. Mr..
I. j. Clapp has promised to be present, and
will give his views on washing sheep.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Marks
church were elegantly entertained by Mrs.
| John Tetard on Thursday afternoon and
evening of last week with vocal and instru-
mental music, dancing and refreshments.
Prof. Dickhaut furnished the music for the
Dance
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Haze!ton. Mr.. and
Mrs. U. J. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Head and Mr. and Mrs T. L. Moore will
entertained their friends at grand ball at
Masonic Hall last evening. They will be
"At Home to their friends at the residence
of DR.. Hazelton, on April 10Th and May
Sd, from to g.
| Mr. Pomroy. who has been boarding at
Mrs. Alvords for several months, and has
been severely ill for some time with pneu-
monia, is improving in health. His son and
son-in law, who have been here during the
past week to see him, left for their homes in
the east on Wednesday. His daughter re
mains with him.
For SALE-In The town of Bristol, farm
of $50 acres; good buildings, splendid
orchard, good water, etc. Price $50 per
acre. For further particulars apply at this
office
Mr.. James H. belongs horse ran past Mr..
| n b. Hyde's stallion on Exchange street,
on Friday evening, at o rapid gait, causing
the latter to take fright and run away. He
smashed the shafts, demolished the harness,
and ran into Main street, where he was
caught. Mr. Hyde was thrown out of the
wagon aud slightly injured.
*xM"In choosing allies, look 10 their pow
err as we'll as their will to aid you" In
choosing remedy fer bowel, liver and kid
ney diseases, try Kidney-Wort, and you will
never regret it. II you are subject to ague
you must be sure to keep your liver, bowels
and kidneys in good free condition. When
so, you viii be safe from all attacks.
The report circulated on Tuesday that Rich
ard Clifford, residing on the sand ridge, had
cut his throat, is without foundation. DR.. Farr
removed tumor from Joseph Todd's neck,
and some persons seeing him with blood on
his neck circulated the report that he had
cut his throat. AS he formerly lived on
the Sand ridge. Clifford was COMPOUNDED
with him.
Choice Winter Apples, by the barrel OF
bushel, at James Mathews.
Mr.. C. s. Harris is making his place a
model Of its kind lie has had the walls
and ceilings papered in the newest and
most artistic style. making it altogether
one of the handsomest billiard halls in the
/ state. He expects TO get in his new tables
next week. The papering has been done
under the supervision of Mr.. Geo Melville
who furnished the paper.
The question Of the sanity or insanity o.
"Crazy Kate occupied the attention of thu
! County Court on Friday and Saturday
After hearing the testimony of Drs. Saun
ders. Paddock, VIM. Farr, Rohr. ant
Kimball. Rev. Father Cieary, and Mr.
3 John Yule and others. Judge Martil
. decided that she was insane, and fit per
son to be sent to an insane asylum. TIL
people of this city will be glad TO get Ri
of her.
The mason and stone work of the new 81
Marks church has been let ,to Smith ant
Greisler, of Milwaukee; the mill work..to Chas
Grant. of this city the brick is furnished
from Mrs. Engle's yard. Rev. Father Clear
I expects that the corner stone will be lai
: some Sunday in May, and expects a numbe
\ Of societies will be present from Chicago
Milwaukee and other places. specia
i train will be run from Chicago at 81 90 70
e the round trip.
IT's EVERY ONEs DUTY-To improve til
opportunities presented for health, cheerful
ness, and comfort. See to ii. that ZoPsEA
!, used in your family for Dyspepsia and bi
t. iousness. II is guaranteed to remove then
For sale by F. Robinson.