The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-28


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On The first Saturday evening after Easter
a calico party on skates will be given atthe
Rink in Simmons Hail. Mr.. Marden in
forms US that this will be or e of the grand
affairs of the season.
For sALE.-Fifty high grade Nlerino sheep.
one horse. four mares, Eve head yonng
stock. by NJ. o. Myrick, Paris.
Archbishop Heiss arrived in New York
last Friday, and passed through Kenosha
last evening, on special train. Ths vari.
GUS Catholic societies met him at the depot
and gave him warm reception.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of Nicholas Thelen, in tie town of Semers,
four miles and half north west of Keno
sha, on Friday, April 4, commencing al 10
o'clock A. NJ, Of farm stock and farming inn
plements. W. F. Halliday, auctionecr.
| Quite successful fox chase took place in
Pleasant Prairie few days ago. Mr.. Isaac
SEWERS and his some killed one on the Me
Dermolt farm and wounded another on The
Stahl farm, which escaped to the Durkee
| farm
| The case Of the town OF Wheatland against
the town of Salem, TO recover for The support
Of the Reynolds family, which was on trial
| before Justice Baker on Wednesday and
Thursday, was decided in favor of the town
Of Wheatland, the jury returning a verdict
for SIT 80 and costs
Call and see my spring stock of Baby Car
riages, Boys Express Wagons. Bicycles, Hob
by Horses, etc. They are Of the best make,
and will warrant every one Of them. They
will be old as cheap as at any other place in
town. JAS. MATHEWS
The German Methodist Society, at the
instance and by the encouragement of Rev.
E. Fitzner, their pastor, has raised and for
warded the sum Of $22. so for the sufferers by
the Ohio food, an example which might well
be followed by other societies, religious and
secular.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, the frat blood medi-
cine 10 prove a real success, still holds its
place as first in public estimation, both at
home and abroad, as shown by its miracu
Ious cures and immensely increased sales.
Mr. Theodore Hensel, who has been for
some time with Marden & Farr, has gone to
NluueApOuS TO fe5tues MT. neuSbl Is
young man of whom it may be said that he |
is prompt in action and faithful to duty, |
and we hope he will attain the success which |
his career in Kenosha promises for him in
his future home
Specimen copies of that enterprising |
monthly. " THE HoUsEKEEPER,' Minneapo. |
Lis, Mimi, are sent free, with sGrand |
Premium List" which offers everything that |
girls or ladies wear, from silver thimble to |
silk dress, all made up Waterbury, watches
for boys.
Higley & Dickinson have retired from |
business in Kenosha. The goods were sent |
to Mr.. Higeys store in Waukegau. and Mr.. |
Dickinson has gone to Dakota. 0aly few |
of the people of this city knew there was |
such firm in existence here, for the reason
that they never advertised
"HuB" CoUsH CURE, rs cents. Prescrip- |
ton of Boston physician, dispensed years |
by Boston druggist. ONE DOSE will cure
any ordinary cough. 1t acts almost magi- |
cally. Ask F. Robins on for a % cent bottle |
of :" HUB' CoUaH CURE
The course of historical lectures now being |
given by Mrs. Kate Wheeler is decidedly |
interesting and appreciative. The subjects |
chosen for the class are brought down to @
comparatively modern period, and embrace |
historical facts. with which every we'll |
informed person should be acquainted.
Mr.. Azel Chapman, of the town of |
Caledonia, Racine county, died on
Tuesday morning of last week, in the
saith, year of his age. He came to
Racine from Vermont in the year
1856.
Nathan B. Hyde. of Pleasant Prairie,
who has been In jail at Racine since
last fall, awaiting trial on charge of |
PERJURY, was released last week on his |
own recognizance in the sum of $500. |
His case was continued until che Oc-
tober term.
A Republican caucus will be held in the |
Council Room, First ward of the city of
Kenosha, to nominate ward officers and |
transact any other business that may be
brought before the meeting, on Friday |
evening March %. at 1880 P. M.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Walter J. Fox, being about to remove
to Montana, where he intends embarking in |
the stock-raising business, will sell at public |
anction at his residence in the town Of |
Bristol, about one mile west of Larabee's |
bridge, and near Walkers Corners, on |
Thursday. April Sd, commencing at 10
o'clock A. NJ, his farm stock, farming inn |
Elements and household furniture.
Papillon Skin Cure, Papillon Catarrh
Cure, Papillon Cough Cure, Papillon Blood
Cure, made by Papillon Mfg. Co., of Chicago.
Ills, and advertised in this paper, is for
sale by Starkweather h Co.
Mr.. William Yule of Somers sold at
auction last week about forty head of his
fine blooded stock, which brought to him the
dollars. Mr.. Yule has one of the finest
stock farms IN the west, and gives particu-
lar attention to stock matters
Shelled Corn and Mill Stuffs always on
hand at Kenosha Crossing at lowest possible
prices.
Il. G. Fish. Mayor of Racine, late of the
| firm of Fish Bros. & Co., at Racine, has gone
| to Terre Haute, Indiana, where he will en-
gage in the manufacture of wagons. In q
| brief address before the board OF 1raue IN
Terre Haute he expressed his belief that
was the best point for manufacturing pur-
poses in the state.
When cold or other cause checks the OPP
GRAFTON Of the secretive organs, their natural
healthy action should be restored by the use
of Ayers Pills. and infammatory material
thereby removed from the system. Much
serious sickness and suffering might be pre-
vented by thus promptly correcting those
slight arrangements that, otherwise. often
develop into settled disease.
The Racine Daily Times is now being
published by stock company, consisting Of
Col. w. L. Utley. Ham Utley, ]. H. Willis,
VIM, R. Bloomfield, W. Hutchinson and John
E. Shurr. The capital stock is 81, 900. Col.
Uney will edit the Times. We wish the
company success Mr.. Hutchinson was
employed in the UNION Office here several
years since.
On Monday evening last man by the
r.o 80 Gottleih Strev who works in Allen