The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-04-18

The dance given by Rescue Hook and
i Ladder Company at Park City Hall on Mon
Il day evening was largely attended, and
+ passed off very pleasantly. The music was
excellent, and all had nice time.
To RENT, CHEAP-A house, outbuildlngs
and fifteen acres ofland. with good orchard,
at Camp Lake. Salem, formerly owned by
Capt. futile. Inquire Of J. N. ofsis.
Salem.
. Mr.. e B. Sherbourne, of Chicago, was in
: this city Tuesday in the interest Of the cid
selleck- Grswold suit, which fer several
years has dragged its slow length along from
Kenosha TO Sturgeon Bay This suit is now
on trial in this term of court
The concert at the N. E. church on Tues
day evening was fairly attended. notwith-
standing the unpropitious weather. The
singing, readings and music were excellent,
and The audience showed their appreciation
! by repeated encores and hearty applause.
E. NJ Barnes has just returned from The
American Veterinary College, New York city, |
and has opened an Office at his residence on
the Burlington road. p miles from Kenosha,
where he will be glad to see all who desire |
his services
| The Mirror of Ireland and Bryan 0'Lynn
Comedy Company viii give an entertain
ment at Pimball Hall this Friday |
evening This is one Of the hest shows
travelling, and all who want 10 enjoy rare
| treat should not fail to see it.
| During the session of the Circuit Court
this week Mr. d. A. Mahoney was examined
by "a committee consisting of James Cavanagh.
Chas. Quares and NJ. A. Baker, and by order
of the Judge was duly admitted to practice
as an attorney in the Circuit Courts of Wis
consin
Papillon Skin Cure, Papillon Caiarrh
Cure, Papillon Cough Cure, Papillon Blood
Cure, made by Papllon Mfg Co, Of Chicago.
Ills, and advertised in this paper. is for
sale by Starkweather & Co.
/
Harry Stage, aged 20 years, son of Mr..
j. M. Stage, Of Racine, was instantly
killed last week while assisting his
father in moving building near
North Point, by a piece of timber
striking him on the head.
The enervaIion and lassitude of spring
time are but indications of the sluggish &C.
ton of the blood, overloaded with carbonates
accumulated by the use of heating food in
winter This condition may be remedied by
the use of Aver Sarsaparilla, the best blood
purifier known.
The residence of Mrs. Schmorrow, q wild
ow woman living on the North side, was en-
tered on Monday, between The hours of
and 4 o'clock in the afternoon, while she
was absent at o neghbor's, and robbed OF
$75 III cash, which was in bureau, and !
some irinkets. d
N. c. Stafford, of Stafford & Sons, Piano !
Manufacturers, Chicago, will be in town in
about two weeks. Allorders for piano tuning !
left at Calkins' store will be promptly at
tended to- 4
Mr. William Mcintyre is at home for q f
visit to his friends, after very successful 8
season in the minstrel business. Mr.. Nc IL
Irtyre is Kenosha boy of whom Kenosha f
may we'll be proud. He is anticipated and
welcomed in almost every place from the h
Atlantic To the Pacific.
A Waterbury watch for any boy who gets b
up club Of twelve subscribers, at so cents i
each, is sample of the liberal premiums i
offered in the new Grand Premium List by q
"THE HoUsEKEEpER," Minneapolis, Mimi !
The girls fare even better than The boys a
A copy of Premium List sent free to any adj !
dress e
Mr. John. j. Mcintyre has left this city |
to join John Robinsons circus at Cincinnati
Ohio as general ticket agent. Mr.. Mcintyre q
was born in Kenosha and gives evidence of J
general enterprise and ambition, and claims
that he will show the Kenosha people that
g he is man for o. that
Mrs. Gaskell left here yesterday for
Woodstock H. where she will remain
some months, and then go east. where she
expects TO make her permanent home.
Mrs. Gaskell has resided in this city many
years. Her husband D. c. Gaskell. who
died years ago, was the second Mayor of
this city.
The schooner Contest is in the harbor
with cargo of maple wood, consigned to
Mr. J. Weber. the first cargo of the season
in this port also the D. Wilson. with fine
load of slabs, to the same party. Men who
know about such things predict good carry
ing trade to this harbor during the present
season.
DR.. VIM. M. Farr successfully re-
moved cancer from the breast of Mrs.
John Coughlin, Of this city, last week,
and his patient gives evidence of rapid
recovery. DIR. Farr desires it stated
THAT he was assisted in the opera ton |
lby Dr. Brown, who is a young man
and new conner in our midst.
young man named John Komas commit
ted suicide in Racine last week by shooting
himself with a revolver on the street. The
cause assigned for The rash act is said to be
on account Of being out of work and quar-
rel with his father on that account. He
was about twenty years of age. and was the
main support of his mother, who has been an
inva'id for years.
Wall Paper and Window Shades at Hosea
Barns Book Store
Gen. O. b. Gates, of Aurora, Ill, has
during the last week been visiting his
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