The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-08

your blood. Inherited or acquired, it il
there, and Ayers Sarsaparilla alone vii
effectually eradicate it.
Tie contract of building the Catholic
Fchurch at New Munster, in THE county. ha!
been made with Mr. J. Fux, Of Lyons, Wal
worth Co Wis. He is to perform the re-
mainder of the work for So. 568 The foun
dation has already been built.
Mr.. G. F. Johnston. of the we'll known
firm of Stein Bros & Baumgarth, of Chica-
go, was in this city on Monday, making his
way ns best he could over the slippery
walks He says he experiences the fatality
of the old effort of trying 10 get ahead one
step by falling back two.
Mr. Daniel Marsh. of Lisbon, Dakota,
has been spending couple Of weeks at his
next week and Ms Marsh wil follow in
the spring He SPEAK well Of that section,
and sayslhat Lisbon doubled its population
last year
Mr. Clapp. of Fargo. Dakota, nephew Of
/. j Clapp, has recently been on a visit 10
given at the residence.of Mr.. and Mrs. n. j.
Clapp on Friday evening last, at which about
forty invited guests we're present.
The stained glass windows have been put
in St. James church, and the work. which
was delayed somewhat on account of the de-
lay in getting the windows ready, will be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible, and
"a 4 kLok L. IL hrrsh hn Dr.
for use in few weeks.
We have added several names to our
subscription list since the fret of December,
and have room for many more. Every one
should take q paper this year and keep them
selves posted The year promises to be an
unusual one, politically, both at home and
abroad
Prof Strassman has this day furnished me
with pair Of his @ Alaska Brilliants'' which
me better than any have ever had.
His skill as an optician is undeniable.
JOHN G. MEAoHEM. M. D.
Racine, Jan. 81. 1884.
Mrs Barney Schlater, of this city died on
Thursday morning of cancer in the stomach
She had been great sufferer, and her friends
find some consolation in the fact that she
has at last found rest She leaves number
IF young children and husband in very
poor health.
The Durkee and Central school buildings
were entered ON Monday night, evidently
by boys, who amused themselves at the Dur
kee school by moving the books from one
room to another and splitting tobacco guilds
on the floor. In the grammar room of the
central building they found IS in Miss
Hannah 8 desk, which they carried off.
We have made arrangements with first
class artist in Chicago whereby we can fur
nish any one with splendid crayon portrait
of themselves, 22x28, and the UNION or TRLE.
GRAPH for Sc in advance These crayon
portraits are guaranteed to be frst-class
Parties ordering will please send a good,
clear photograph to copy from,
It will be seen by notice in another
column that the First National Bank will
keep open continuously from the time of OPEN
ing in the morning until the time for closing
in the afternoon hereafter. This will give
workingmen and others an opportunity Of
transacting their business at the Bank be-
tween IL and o'clock, which will be a
great convenience.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Eichelman, of this city.
and Mr.. and Mrs John G. Horning. of
Granville Kansas, will celebrate their silver
wedding at the residence OF Mr.. B. Eichel
man on Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th.
Mr. Horning is brother-in law of Mr..
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have been issued for The occasion.
Halls Vegetable SiciliaD Hair Remover i'm
ports fine gloss and freshness to the hair
and is highly recommended by physicians,
clergymen and scientists as a preparation
accomplishing wonderful results 1t is a
certain remedy for removing dandruff,
making The scalp white and clean, and re-
storing gray hair to its youthful color.
There seems to be an unusual degree of
lawlessness among certain class OF people
from the lower strata of the cityis population.
On Saturday night last some vandals hurled
missiles from the outside through the win
dows of Mrs. Jager's house, opposite the.
Northwestern depot. She is qui certain
who the parties are, though no arrests as
yet have been made.
The residence of Mr.. j. G. NJ. Kehlor was
entered through the cellar door by burglars
on Monday night of last week. They stole
a fine chinehilla beaver overcoat and q pair
of gloves belonging to Mr.. Geo. w. Fay, who
works for Mr. Kehlor, and broke open some
preserve jars and helped themselves to the
contents An oyercoat, two undercoats, a
revolver and Two hats were also stolen from
a caboose car Of a freight train near the
depot one night last week
On Tuesday morning Of last week a man
named Olaf Reichel was run over by the
Kenosha accommodation train at Evanston
He had safely boarded the train at that place
but jumped off while the train ives running
slowly, to get newspaper, and on attempt
ing to jump on again slipped on the iced
platform and fell beneath the moving wheels
One leg was cut off below the thigh and tht
other below the knee He lived for three
hours after the accident He leaves wife
and two children. Years ago he ran
Danish Democratic paper in Chicago, ant
was prominent in city politics
We have enjoyed () variety of weathe
The past week, Wednesday night of las
last week cold snap set in which continues
until Friday Saturday was warm and pleas
ant, the thermometer marking from 40 to 8
degrees above zero Sunday was cold, with
raw, east Wind blowing Monday night
heavy rain set in, and the water turned int
ice as soon ss it reached the ground, maxim
walking on the streets or sidewalks almos
impossible the trees were also lOade
down with ice; Tuesday was raw and chilly
Wednesday morning about half an inch {
snow fell Thursday raw aud cold.
An entertainment will be given at Kin
bal Hall on Monday evening, Feb. 18th, fl
the benefit Of the Catholic Total AbstinenC
Society. Addresses will be delivered b
Father Hagan, President of the Chics
Catholic Temperance Union, who has tt
reputation of being an eloquent speaker an
warm advocate of temperance, and Re
Father Clearly, of this city, of whose abilit
in this direction it is unnecessary to say
word. A programme Of vocal and instr
mental music has also been arranged for Il
! occasion. An admission fee Of 20 cents W
be charged, and ii is hoped that the hall vi
! be filled The society in this city has dol
good work the past year and 1t deserves
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