The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-03-16

Mr.. Geo. H. Brooks, of Guide Rock, Neb.,
and formerly employed in the Northwestern
Telegraph Company's Office in this city, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Burr Simmons, in
Somers. @
Dr.. H. Ward is building an addition to
the residence lately occupied by G. Bent
ley, ON the corner of Church and Wisconsin
streets. The addition is to he occupied for
an Office, etc.
1t works wonders upon the digestive APP
paratus. ZoPEsA acts as gentle purgatiYe,
cures dyspepsia, removes languor and low
spirits, gives energy and capacity for work.
For sale by F. Robinson.
After an absence of fourteen years, Mr.
G. A. Palmer, of Sac City. Iowa, made his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Vanderbeck, and
friends, of SHADES Corners, short visit, re-
turning home on the 18th.
HOUSE AND LoT FoR SALE.-A house and
lot on the corner Of Congress and Rock
streets, in the city Of Kenosha, for sale
cheap. For particulars address Patrick
0'Hara, 1912 Dashield street, Chicago.
Attention is called to the comparative
statement Of the First National Bank in
another column. 1t shows gratifying in
crease in the business Of the bank since its
first semi-annual statement.
FoR SALE--In the town of Bristol, farm
of 800 acres; good buildings. splendid
orchard, good water, etc. Price $50 per
acre. For further particulars apply at this
Office.
DR.. M. II. Cleary, Of Galena. Ill.,, will de-
liver an address at Kimball Hall on Saturday
evening on "The Duties of Irish-American
Citizens." DR.. Cleary has the reputation of
being very good speaker and all who fail
to hear him will miss rich treat.
On account of change of business do
hereby give notice that all my book accounts
unpaid by April 10Th, next. viii be put in
other hands for collection. No humbug
M. BgDKssEM,
Kenosha, Wis.
At meeting of the Business Mems Club
held on Tuesday evening Col j. H. Howe
was elected President; Hon. F. Robinson,
Vice President; Mr.. r. McGinnis, Secretary
and Treasurer; u. j. LIE Wis, Chas. Balm, o.
M. Petit and Geo. Yule, Jr.. governing COM
mittee.
A Republican Caucus for the town of
Pleasant Prairie. for the purpose of nomi-
mating town officers. will be held at the
Town Hall, in said town, on Saturday, the
8lst day Of March, 1883, at two o'clock
P. M. By ORDER OF Com.
Dated March 3rd. 1883.
Owing TO dissolution Of partnership on
the LIST of May, all indebted to US are re-
quested to call and settle before the 10th
Of April. All bills not paid by that time
will be placed in an attorneys hands for col.
lection. NIELSEN & HANSEN.
We understand Mr.. F. Mathews, city clerk,
j. F. NORM. ]. P, and Marshall Harrington
will be candidates for reelection for their
respective offices on the Democratic ticket.
They have discharged their duties the past
year to the satisfaction Ofthe great majority
of our citizens.
Mr. Michael Gynch, Of Newport, ILL.,,
about % years Of age, who has been acting
in an insane manner for some time, attempt
ed suicide last week by cutting his throat
| from ear to ear with razor. DR.. Barney
was called in and sewed up the wound lie
thinks Glynch will recover.
| The only thing Of importance done at
the Agricultural meeting at the Grant
House on Monday was to appoint commits
tee, consisting of g. F. Leet. g. H. Mari,
and |. j. Cspp, to confer with the citizens
Of the eastern part of Racine county in rela-
zion to forming union fair to be held alter
nAtely at KsnOshs and Racine.
REcHERcHE.--Not only tie most exquisite
thing for the teeth and breath extans, but
''TEABuRY" is beautiful little ornament and
finish to the toilet 20 and so cents. For
sale by F. Robinson.
c. H. Heck, of Racine, one of the oldest
and most extensive grocery and liquor
dealers OF that city, made an assignment
this week to his brother-in-law, John
Seigler, Jr., for the benefit of his creditors
Assets estimated at $25. 900; liabilities,
$4,000
| The Grand Council of the Royal Arcanum
met in Milwaukee on Tuesday last. The
organization is beneficiary one, givingdeath
beae6t to members of So 600 It embraces
membership Of over $1,000. The orde,
has several Kenosha members who we're a.
the council. DR.. Farr, of this city, has held
the Office of Grand Past Regent.
,. So Keep to your place and your plac,
will kesp you" But You cannot expect Il
keep your place without health, the foun Ia
tion Of all success. For instance. . rail-
road engineer in the employ of the c. NJ. 4
St Paul R. R. had been grievously affected
with diabetes for six years He took four
boxes OF Kidney Wort, and now writes tha
be is entirely cured and working regularly
FARM FoR RENr-l9l AcREs.-At the adj.
illustrators sale on the farm of the late
Timothy Kelly, in Pleasant Prairie, adver
. tised TO take place on Monday, the 1911
inst, | will offer for rent to the highes
bidder for eight months from April lst, sub
ject to the approval of the County Judge 0
Kenosha County, one hundred and ninety
one acres Of said farm
MICHAEL H. KELLY.
Administrator of the Estate Of Timolh,
Kelly, deceased.
The large barn and sheds on Mr. A. Clute'
place. about two miles south of this city
was destroyed by FIRE on Tuesday afternoon
together with their contents. Mr. Clut
lost so head Of sheep, Is tons of hay. 7
! bushels Of oats, rs of which were white Rus
] sian, q quantity Of corn. . single and
double buggy. plows, and other articles
on which there was no insurance. The BARI
and sheds belong to Mr. G. W. Holmes, {
9 Clinton, Iowa, and we're insured The FIR
. was caused by a passing freight train.