The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16

Two Of the old citizens Of Burlington-Mr
John Hsigh, aged Sc years. and Mr.. John
W. Edmonds, aged IS years-died recently
also Mrs. Frsncisks Weinborn, Of the same
town, died on the 9th inst. aged about so
years.
Rev. Mr.. Watson, pastor of the Baptist
church in this city. commenced his first
ministry here, and has proved himself
worthy of his vocation. He is yet quite q
young man. His sermons are expressed in
good English, well delivered, and impressive.
s. Grishow, bingham, Wis, says
Browns Iron Bitters alone helped me when
suffering from dyspepsia"
A crowd Of young people who went on
surprise party to Pleasant Prairie last Friday
night experienced considerable difficulty IN
getting back to town. The sleigh upset,
burying the occupants in the snow. Inc
boys had lots of fun pulling the girls out.
1t acts directly upon the stomach. liver
and kidneys in q remarkable manner. 10
pesa 10 only appreciated By those who have
tried it, Every bottle warranted 10 cure
dyspepsia.
Mrs, Judge Petit has rented her dwelling
house on Park avenue to Daniel Marsh, of
the town of Paris. He will shortly move
with his family into the city. MIR. Marsh
has been long a resident of the town of Paris.
highly esteemed by his neighbors, and will
be welcome addition to our population.
We call attention TO q valuable list of
books offered to agents by the Sun Publish
ing Co., of 81. Louis, advertised elsewhere
in this paper.
At the annual meeting of the St. Georges
Society on Monday night the following of.
fcers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Geo. Zeven: Vice President, Her.
mann Bruckhsus Secretary. Chss. Boer-
ner; Assistant Secretary, Michael Schultz
Treasurer, N. Huetter Marshal, John
Willems.
n" Better be wise by the misfortunes of |
Others than By your own" Take warning |
in time. Avoid qusck nostrums by which |
Thousands annually perish. Use only such
remedies as are demonstrated above suspi.
cion, foremost among which is Kidney-WOrt.
For torpid liver, bowels or kidneys. no other
remedy equals it. II is sold in both dry and
liquid form by all druggists.
The Methodist congregation. whose church
was recently burned, held its first service in
the Unitarian church on Sunday morning
last. This church edifce was kindly offered
10 the Methodists, free Of charge. The in
Lerior Of the church is more modern and the
heating arrangements superior to the build.
ing which was burned.
A collision occurred Wednesday afternoon
between the 4:42 passenger train and The
switch engine. the former running into the
after as it was backing on the Pearl street
The pilot Of the passenger train
was carried away and the switch engine
thrown from the track. AL. Emerson, the
sngineer of the switch engine, saved himself
BY jumping. No one was injured on the
passenger train.
Our citizens were startled last Monday BY
he rumor that Ed Kimbal had cut Mr.. VIM.
Slater's throat. Investigation demonstrated
he fact that it was not f@lse report. 1t
seems that some time since Squire Slater
irew up lease for some land belonging to
Kimbal, who was not satisfied with the re-
luirements Of the same, and in ft Of
madness he went to the house of his neigh
Dor before he was up in the morning. and
attacked him with q knife While Kimbal
vas engaged carving the old gentleman, Mrs.
J. appeared on the scene, and. after strug-
10, succeeded in driving the assassin off.
lie was afterwards secured and lodged in
all at Woodstock to await the result of his
york. Slater was severely cut in the neck
Ind shoulders, and has since died from his
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