The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09

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Of last week 10 enier the residence of Mr..
w. d. Bailey, near the depot, through a
window, but the burglars evidently were
frightened eff before they succeeded in
effectDg an entrance.
Munson Paddock, Justice of the Peace.
has rented the office lately occupied by JUS
tice Giilett, and is having 1t thoroughly
renovated Justice Gillett has moved into
the office formerly occupied by Judge Van
| Wyek
May 10TH there will be an auction sale at
tie Brandt farm formerly the Partridge
place. on Lake shore rold, II miles south
of Kenosha, os 3 COWS. heifer, one buggy,
2 horses, wagons, 2 plows, implements.
hay, household furniture and other things
too numerous to mention. 0. KLEINE
Mrs. Jane Backns died ia Racine on
Tuesday last, aged II years. Mrs. Ellis
Madorcy, aged 81 years, resident of
Racine for thirty-fve years, died in that
citv on the 9th inst Mr.. Matthew LAWN,
the oldest Irish resident in Racine, died
there on The 9th inst
Mr.. Michael Hammang has now aban-
doned he saloon business entirely, and en-
tered upon that of soliciting orders for Tar
Paint Roofing. We only hope Mr.. Ham
mang will have no cause to regret the change,
and that he may succeed in his new UNDER
taking
Paulna. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Meiser. of this city. died on Sunday after
noon last, from severe attack of diphtheria,
at the age of FIVE years and six months. She
was sick only two days. The funeral took
place on Tuesday. and was attended by many
sympalhizing friends
The organ factory nave just received q
cargo of ninety thousand feet of pine lumber
for boxing purposes, which was discharged
during the week from the scow Mollie.
They expect another cargo in the near
future. This is certainly evidence of increas
ing prosperity to this concern.
Papillon Skin Cure, Papillon Caiarrh
Cure, Papillon Cough Cure, Papillon Blood
Cure, made by Papilon Mfg Co, of Chicago.
Ills, and advertised in this paper, is for
sale by Starkweather & Co.
A miserable nasty, cur dog was running
along the streets the other day, fighting
every other dog, and becoming terror to
passing women. One of our ladies was
placed in a very awkward and uncomfortable
position by this animal. Either less num-
Der Of dogs or o better system of training
seems very desirable.
Many ladies admire gray hair--on some
other person But few care TO try its effect
on their own charms. Nor need they, since
Ayers Hair Vigor prevents The hair from
turning gray, and restores gray hair to its
original color. 1t cleanses the scalp, pre-
vents the formation of dandruff, and won
derfully stimulates the growth Of hair.
WIN. Burch, of Somers. was brought be-
fore Justice Baker on Monday, on complaint
Of B. j. Newman, Of Somers, charged with
high way robbery Complainant alleged
that the defendant and two others jumped
into his wagon on the highway and robbed
him of about SIS. Hearing continued until
Monday next. Defendant gave bail in the
sum of $500 for his appearance.
Attention is called TO the advertisement Of
the Peoples Cyclopedis in another column.
We will furnish set of this Cyclopedia to
any one who will get up club CT thirty five
subscribers 10 the UNION or fifty to the TELF-
GRAPH, or twenty to both the UNION and the
TELEGRAPH. Here is a good chance for any
enterprising person to supply themselves
with valuable work
The Jenne House. west OF the depot is
undergoing substantial repairs. The wood
work, outside and inside. il being newly
painted, and general system Of renovation
carried out The work il being done by anl
under the direction Of the Vrooman Bros.
assisted by Mr.. Chas McDermoti. Tn,
whole work is well designed. and bids fair u
be as well executed.
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. The
will be sold as cheap as at any other place il
town. JAS. MATHEWS.
n enry Citizen is about TO leave bis positio
with Mr.. Philip Harmon and will join hi
father in the painting business. Youn
Citizen has shown himself competent an
faithful in business while with Mr.. Harmon
who gives him every credit therefor. As
workman he may well challenge competition
and deserves every encouragement in til
new outset in the right direction
Mrs. John A. Gallaghan. who has bee
e lingering and suffering for long time fro
II that dread disease, consumption. was final
! relieved of her sufferings in death at thr
o. clock on Tuesday afternoon last. Mr.
Z Galaghan, at the time Of her decease, was
= the Thirty. first year Of her age c
q down in The flower of her youth, this me
le estimable and much beloved woman b
passed away to better world. To the
in reaved husband and family many wal
Id friends proffer every feeling Of sympath
sh Her funeral services were Held In St. jam
IN new church yesterday morning, and We
largely attended.