The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-19

mex. highest number of votes in the Conven-
tion.
Mr.. John Martin Hansen has return ed
from Dakota and will remain for the winter.
He looks well and gives good account of
the crops in that region, especially his own
harvest. Mr.. John Volmer has also return.
ed to spend the winter in Kenosha.
Sale of tickets to the Milwaukee EXPOSE.
tion every Tuesday and Wednesday during
continuance of Exposition. RetHrn cupons
good until the Monday following date of
sale. Fare from Kenoshs Crossing $l7O, in
Guiding ticket to exposition.
Mr.. c. Englehardt. who has been fore
man in the malt house for some time, went
to Chicago last week. Mr.. Garden, son of
MIR. John Garden, formerly of this city. has
been engaged in Mr.. Englehardt's place
Louis Eichelman was awarded a diploma
for garment cutting by the John j. Mitchell
Garment Cutting school, New York, where
he took course of lessons this summer
He has cut several suits since he came
home, all of which gave full satisfaction.
Mr.. Peter Wersham, of this CITY, lost two
children last week from scarlet fever-one, q
boy, years and 8 months old, and the
other girl. one year and II months. The
boy died on the 10th and the girl on the
llth. Himself and wife have the sympathy
Of many friends.
By taking Ayers Sarsaparilla many poor
sufferer who submits to the surgeon knife,
because Of malignant sores and scrofulous
dwellings, might be saved, sound and whole.
This will purge out the corruptions which
pOllute the blood, and by which such COM
plants are originated and fed.
Some vsndals on Sunday last took the nuts
off the wheels Of G. Wattles' baggage wagon
and carried away one of the wheels. Such
performances, even TO pay off an old grudge,
are Of dangerous character. and should the
perpetrator be discovered commensurate pun
ishment should be melted out,
Last week Mr.. A. B. TruesdelI exhibited
in the window Of Robnson's Drug Store q
single stock of beans from one bean on which
were 206 pods.
We have received from the author, J. D.
Frederiksen, of Little Falls, N Y, pam
phlet on Dreaming milk by centrifugal
force, describing and illustrating the princi-
Piles Of the process, the history and pro.
gress of the system, the various separators
in the market and the merits of the process
as compared with other systems for raising
cream. Price fifty cents. We can furnish
il TO subscribers for 35 cents copy.
Men and women are not the only indi-
viduals who are made up. horse was
rOught to Meyers stable the other day with
very handsome tail, unusually attractive in
this regard. But the gruom was too thor
ough in his work, and discovered The tail of
this horse to be as artificial as the beauti-
full teeth in many handsome mouths.
A horse belonging to Mr.. George Thomas,
Of Pleasant Prairie, while standing in front
Of Lentz & Funck's store on Saturday last
threw himself down upon the sidewalk,
demolishiDg the harness. The bystanders
succeeded in taking him from the harness
very quickly, and no particular damage
was done to the buggy, though the horse
laid directly across the thills
| A party of young men who were out in thu
lake on Sunday last capsized at point di
rectly east of the brewery. They managed
to get ashore, but say the mud was woefully
deep in that vicinity. Many people would
advise these young men and all others tina
there are dangerous quickssnds in the neigh
borhood of the breweries These young me
succeeded in getting ashore. though with n
little difficulty. Others might fail in the Of
tempt, however desperate.
1
While Mr.. VIM. F. Fishers youngest so
was returning home from the Fair OF
Thursday afternoon in livery carriage th
door few open and he fell out with sue
force as TO send him rolling for consider
ahle distance. four horse team almo
ran over him. Fortunately, he was nj
hurt.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Pa
Railway Company will sell tickets to Chicae
: on the following dates Sept. I'd and 8
good 10 return Sept 9Th 9th and 10th. goC
to return 10th: 10Th and 18th. good to retul
/ on the 22d; 23d aud Oath, good to return {
/. the Goth; S0th and Oct. 1st. good to retul
!. Oct. 9th; 7th and 9th. good to return
the 18th; 14th and 18th. good 10 return
the 10th. Fare from Kenosha Crossing, i
OtuUtuk ttSAct " VA oSAttVuS W HV.
|, The centenary of Columbia College, NJ
York, occurs this year, coiDcidently wi
that Of the formation Of the &c Board Of Re
= ents'' Of New York State, which was Great
]. by the same act that changed the name
!, Kings College to Columbia College and !
" organized it after its suspension during I
= War Of Independence. Mr.. John MacM'
> len. q graduate Of Columbia, has prepared
'r paper on Kings College for the Octot
Hdrper'S, which will be followed in I
ID November number by one on Columbia.
4 Notwithstanding the heavy rain on Nj
day night, quite a large number of {
citizens drove out to the Old Settlers me
~ ing at Paddock's lake on Tuesday. ]
u country was we'll represented, and a pie
u ant social time was had by all. Addres
were delivered by Hon. Judge Van Wy
IL Mr.. H. B. Hinsdale and Mr.. o. Fosi
sr The Plank Road band was in attendai
W, and played several airs in good style.
on full report of the proceedings will be fou
in our next issue. Want of space makes
:. impossible to give il this week.
in John Hogan was brought before Just
ms Baker ON Saturday, charged with stealth
silver watch from Mike Griffin. Gri
on swore that Hogan took the watch from
! a pocket while sleeping in barn, and
ii. he caught him while making off with
The testimony went to show that
:. Griffin and Hogan had been drinking, hi
-. lily, and that Griffin did not know m
-" 20 of what took place while he was drunk
~. who were in his company, and Hogan
-" discharged, as the evidence was not
!. scient TO hold him.
in One of the more pleasant features of
lilv Fair last week was the contested game
ola base hall The bows seemed all in