The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-04-25

sy, 10 the oUtn year OF Ills age.
have limited quantity Of Barley to sci
! to those wanting Seed Barley.
WALLACE MYGATT.
: While Mrs. Mary Maher, an aged lady
was walking along North Wisconsin street
in Racine, on Tuesday morning, she wa
taken with hemorrhage Of The lungs ant
died in a few minutes.
Fourth invoice Of Wall Pap trj just received
HOSEA BARNS.
Mrs. Robt. Clark paid her farwell visi
to her sister, Mrs Capt A. NJ. Elliott, be-
fore her departure on the 18th Of May fol
Europe. Her daughter Grace accompanied
her.
Mr.. F. Backer is attending his tenement
house on Market Square and will turn il
into blacksmith shop. He will engage in
business in it.
To RENT, CHRAP--A house, outbuildlngs
and fifteen acres of land. with good orchard,
at Camp Lake, Salem, formerly owned by
Capt futile inquire Of J. NJ. Orvis.
Salem.
Mr.. N. Wiilmes has reftted and refurnish-
ed PARK City House, and will open it with a
grand ball on Monday evening, April 18th.
Music by Olker's orchestra. Tickets one
dollar.
Mrs Julia Durkee, of Chicago, arrived
here from New York city on Friday last,
and will stop for a short time at the residence
Of her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Grant
AT the Republican caucus held in Somers-
on Tuesday, Hon. w. s. Maxwell was chosen
delegate to the Senatorial Convention at
Elkhorn; Geo. F. Leet, Henry F Jordan
and VIM. E. Petrie delegates to the County
Convention at Kenoshs.
Hon. N. j. Field, of Racine, visited Mr..
Harris and other old friends in Kenosha on
Tuesday last. Mr.. Field despairs nothing
of his political strength, and to see him is
conclusive of his physical strength and gen.
erous disposition
Charles Frike an aged German, murdered
his second wife in Waukegan on Sunday night
by beating her brains out with club. He
acknowledges committing the crime, and says
they quarrelled all day Sunday about the
disposition Of some property.
Quantity in medicine is no indication Of
value. Ayers Sarsaparilla is concentrated
and powerful; requires smaller dose, and
is more effective, dose for dose, than any
other sarsaparilla tits the best of all blood
medicines.
Mr.. VIM. J. Williams died in Racine on
Tuesday of last week from cancer of the bow
els, aged u years He came to Racine in
1916, and had long been an active business
man, and was honored and respected by all.
have complete line of elegant samples
from the largest wall paper house in Chicago.
They are beautiful. Come and see them.
take orders for them at 20 per cent discount
HOSEA BARNS.
Mrs. Catharine Hallock died in Racine on
Tuesday Of last week from the effects of
burns received on the goth of January by
her clothes catching fire from lamp. She
was in the list year of her age, and lived in
Racine since 1912.
A violent northeast gale set in or Saturday
evening. followed by q snow-storm on SUM-
day morning and high winds Sunday night
and Monday. The lake shore suffered con-
siderably. The schooner Contest lost her
jibboom while entering this harbor on Sun
day morning
AS superb hair dressing and renovator
Ayers Hair Vigor is universally commend
ed. 1t ecadisates Aeurf and aaAdruf, cures
an eruptisns and itchings of the scalp, pro-
notes the renewed growth of the hair, and
surely prevents its fading or turning gray.
Four fellows from this city, named Zeke
Mcintyre, Joseph Wagner, George Miller
and VIM. Smith we're arrested in Waukegan
on Thursday morning, on suspicion of being
engaged in burglarics in that place. A
number of keys, candles and burglars tools
were found in their possession.
Miss Minerva Tillotson, sister of Mr..
William Tillotson, of this city, died at the
residence of the latter, April 2Si. of old
age, she being at the time Of her death
eighty years and upwards. Funeral at the
residence of Mr.. Tilotson on the Plank
road, known as the E. G. Runals place, on
Saturday next, at ten O clock A. M.
new silk dress, made up to order by
measure, cut and trimmed in the latest style,
is offered as one of the premiums in g The
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" Grand Premium List" Others are the
latest style Of dolman cloaks, cashmere dress
patterns, shawls, and in fact, almost every
thing that ladies wear or use, from silver
thimble to set of furs.
Programme for the next meeting of the
Bristol and Paris Farmers Club; Select
readings. Mrs. P. c. Torrey and Mrs. H. A.
Newbury Essay. Rev. H. NJ Corsbie. R.
F. Roberts will champion the deep, cold set
ting of milk. and Henry Blackman will sub
stantiate the advantages of shallow, open
setting. A general discussion pro and cen
will follow
Wehave made arrangements with the pub.
fishers of The Housekepr, Minneapolis,
Mimi. whereby we can furnish that paper
free 10 any ofour subscribers who pay one
year in advance. The Housekeeper, as its
name indicates, is paper for the ladies.
The subscription price is rs cents per year.
This offer does include those who have al
ready received premium. They can get The
Hoasekeeper on payment of Is cents.
The WIND and weather we're the same
twenty four wears ago as on Saturday Sun