The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-12

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fourteen Norman horses on exhibition at th
Racine fair. He was awarded premiums I
the amount of $120.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry VoItz, of Milwaukee
were during the latter part of last wee
guests in the families of Mr. Joseph Bend
and Mr.. Phillip Harmon.
Mr.. Peter Nelson raised on the farm 0
l.. N. De Diemar. on the Lake shore road
Somers, 108 bushelsNo. wheat from sil
bushels Of seed on three and half acres o
ground.
Barrett & Co.'s New United Monster Rail
road Show is, without any manner Of doubt
the largest and the best show in the world
1t will exhibit at Kenosha on Tuesday, Sept
%.
Miss Minnie Theilen, of Racine, cousin
of Mrs. John Fassbinder. of this city, wa,
buried at Racine on Wednesday Of this
week. At the time of her death she wa:
81 years of age.
Mr.. G. d. Van VIE, who has been
spending the summer at his home in
this city, left on Monday for Denver,
Col.
1t will astonish you to see james Mathews
Five Cent Counter. One thousand and one
useful articles. Call and see it. II will pay
you.
is making farewell visit to Miss Hattie
Limpert and friends, of this city. She
leaves fer Europe next week.
Several parties were vctimized last year
by wheel-of-fortune and confidence men
We hope they will not find any one green"
enough to bite this year.
Capt. Elliott is reported very sick at
Charlevoix, Mich. with typhoid fever. His
many friends here extend every sympathy
and hope for his speedy recovery.
There will be grand ten mile walking
match at Park City Hall ON Friday evening,
Sept. IL. commencing at = o'clock. One
hundred dollars in purses. Admission 25
cents.
The gloomy fears, the depending views,
tie WEAKNESS of soul that many complain OF,
would often disappear were the blood made |
pure and healthy before reaching the deli |
cate vessels of the brain. Ayers Sarslps-
rilla puriies and vitalizes the blood and |
thus conduces to health of body and sanity |
Of mind.
So far the weather has been most propi-
tious for the success of the Fair, for which |
The general public should congratulate them
selves Our County Fair is or should be the
event and anniversary Of the passing year
the time when neighbors and friends may
meet in friendly intercourse. mutually en-
pertaining and useful. Never lose interest
IN your County Fair.
On Friday evening last Capt. Csplin took
he Rambler out in the lake with party of
fifty ladies and gentlemen. The KenoBha
Band also went on the Mamie, and the two
Kept alongside during the trip. When the
party returned into the harbor q salute was
,iven from the tug boat, which met with
he response.
Messrs. O'Neil & Millager, the plumbers
# this city, are fitting up Mr.. ]. II. Kim
,alPs residence with hot and cold water and
be accompanying oonveniences. They are
.lso fitting mp drying room at the North
western Wire Mattress Co.'s factory, and
re making extensive improvements at KEN
er Hall
Rev. Mr.. French, rector of the Episcopal
hurch in this city. returned here on Satur.
ay last. During his absence he has visited
ortions Of Europe, and comes back bene-
tied in health by foreign travel. He re-
orts quick ard comfortable passage across
he ocean homeward bound. His congrega.
ion was pleased to have him conduct the
ervices in the sanctuary again last Sunday.
Mr.. F. NJ. Pierce. formerly of this city,
Tho has spent the past few months in Dako.
=. called on friends here last week on his !
ray back to Greenfield, Mass, where he re-
ibes MIR. Pierce says there is going to be
ard times in Dakota, as prices for oats and
1heat are very low and interest on money I
Ugh.
Ayers Ague Cure, when used according TO
irecti0ns. is warranted 10 eradicate from
he system all forms of malarial disease,
uoh as fever and ague, chill fever, intermit
ent, remittent and bilious fevers, and dis
rders Of the liver. Try it. The expert
nent is a safe one, and will cost you nothing
t a cure is not effected.
MesSrs. Prosper Humbert and James
3. Fisher, residing near Caldwell's
Prairie, Racine county, while return
ng to their homes from Milwaukee
With load of coal, were struck by the
locomotive of a passenger train OH the
chicago and Northwestern Railway
m Wednesday of last week. and killed.
The wagon was completely demOlish-
ID and both horses killed.
KENosHA. Wis, Sept. 9th. 1884.
We, the undersigned, agree to close our
respective places of business during the
afternoons of Thursday and Friday, for the
purpose Of encouraging our County Fair,
rom one to five O'Clock
F. Robinson, g. s. DrOm, James Mathews,