The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-26

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his death. Very sensible presents.
Miss Esther Elliott rendered very pleas.
ant party to number of her friends on
Wednesday evening. Refreshments were
partaken Of. dancing INDUCED in. and a
good time had by all who were present.
To whom it may concern After Feb. lst,
1888, will publish on a Black Board in my
windows the names of those who don't pay
up or settle before that time.
JAS. MATHEWS.
The following are the names of the officers
and trustees of st. Georges church for the
current year Treasurer, Alex. Hack {;
Secretary, Joseph Widmann; Collectors.
Hubert Schwan, George Saven, Leonard
Theleen Sexton, VIM. Newhaus.
Mrs. J. B. Stansell, nee Miss Louise Rus
sell, formerly of Wsukegan, died at her home
in Leadville, Col. on the 9th inst, of heart
disease, aged A years. Her remains were
brought to Waukegan for interment.
THK AsToNIsH1NGLY-Short time it takes 70
PRsA to act upon the Digestive organs and
the Liver proves its wonderful affinity to
the stomach. The first dose relieves. A
sample bottle convinces.
Hammond L. Marsh, teacher in the
Newbury district, who was called away to
Vermont by the sudden illness of his
father, has returned and will resume his
duties on the 29th.
nay Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockings and
all garments can be colored successfully with
Onlu
15c.
While Mr.. Conrad Vollmer, Of Pleasant
Prairie, was getting out of bed ON Sunday
morning he fell on the floor and dislocated
one of his thigh bones. Mr.. Vollmer is
over sc years of age, and it is doubtful if
he RECEIVERS.
To any one sending US six subscribers for
the TELEGRAPH or four subscribers for the
UNION we will send the Breeders Live Stock
Journal or the american Agricu1turist for
one year.
Mr.. H. J. Dexheimer, who has been head
clerk in Mr. F. Robinson's drug store for
several months, has gone TO Fort Atkinson,
where he will 60 into business on his own
account. He made many friends while in
this city, who wish him success.
Superintendent Fisher, of Lake County,
has extended an invitation to the teachers
OF Kenosha county to attend the meeting to
be held in Antioch on Saturday. 9th inst.
Mr.. Fisher was formerly a teacher in this
county.
~" THERE'S no arguinga coward into cour.
age" But even the coward may be brave
after trying Kidney-Wort that medicine Of
wonderful efficacy in all diseases of the liver
and kidneys. 1t is prepared in both dry
and liquid form and can always be relied on
as an effective cathartic and diuretic. Try
it.
Those who attended the meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid Society Of St. Marks church at
Mr.. Dominick Moran's in Somers on Thurs
day night of last week had to remain there
all night on account Of the snow drifts.
One load attempted TO get home, but got
upset in q snow drift and had to turn back.
Mr.. Roscoe G. Torrey. who has been for
several years superintendent of the large
farm of Hon. z. G.. Simmons, in Pleasant
Prairie. has resigned lis position, and con-
templates engaging in the manufacture Of
draining tile at some suitable point. Mr..
G. F. Roberts, of Benton, Ills, is to succeed
Mr.. Torrey.
A movement is on foot to organize Bus
mess Mems Club in this city. A meeting
for this purpose was held at Hon. z. G.
Simmons residence ON Monday evening, at
which Hon. z. G. Simmons, Hon. f. Robin
son, Col. Howe, Messrs. F. s. Newell,
Clarence ReAmer and Fred. Gottfredson were
present. It is the intention of the Club to
furnish room in the central part of the
city and supply it with billiard and card
tables and ell the Milwaukee and Chicago
daily papers.
*Dr. 8. B. Britain says: "As q rule,
physicians do not, by their professional
methods, build up the female constitution,
while they seldom cure the diseases to which
it is always liable in our variable climate
and under our imperfect civilization.
Special remedies are often required to restore
organic harmony and strengthen the enfee-
bled powers Of womanhood; and for most
of these we are indebted to persons out
side of the medical profession. Among the
very best Of these remedies assign promi-
nent place to Mrs. Lydia E, Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound"
zone of the most reliable and plsasant
advertising agencies that we have ever had
any dealings with is the firm of Geo. P.
Rowell & Co., No. 10 Spruce street, New
York. We have never had any trouble in
closing contracts with these gentlemen. and
we have yet to ask them the second time fol
money. These Of our readers who would
like TO advertise through an agent can find
no more responsible firm than Geo. P. Rowel
l. Co. This is no paid for notice, but is q
gratuitous, unasked.for expression Of eul
opinion, because we think they deserve it,
The IshmGelite dad Times and Planter
Sparta, Ga !, Jan 3, 1883.
In spite of the cold weather during tn,
past week the administrator sale of DR.,
Goods at the New York Cash Store Of w. D
Potter g. Sons continued to draw imnens
crowds, and all the force Of the house ha
: been kept busy waiting on customers. TIL
stock is yet very large and embraces every
thing found in dry goods store. but, at tn
rate at which goods disappeared from tn
shelves and counters last week. it will no
take long to reduce it very materially, there
fore all who want TO secure bargains shout
a not fail 10 do SO at once.
I The weather the past week has been tn
coolest experienced in this city since th
memorable winter of 1868. The polar wav
v struck this section on Saturday night, an
e by daylight Sunday morning the thermome
r ter marked from % to 80 degrees below zero
the cold wave was accompanied by sno
storm. Monday morning the mercury mari
y ed from % to 80 degrees below zero; o
u Tuesday morning from % to 26 below; {
Wednesday morning from 4 to 6 above.
noon each day on Sunday. Monday an
i Tuesday the mercury marked 10 d.
% grees below on Wednesday 20 degre,
q above. The snow drifted badly in man
places. making the roads almost impassabl