The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-07

john G. MEAcHEsr. NJ D.
Racine. Jan. q. 1884
An interesting lecture was given by Prof.
Edridge, of Racine College, on Monday even
ing last, in Kemper Hall, on g Ancient Chris
tian Art" Kemper Hall is having oc
casional lectures of high order, which are
designed for the benefit of the school and
teachers and invited friends 80 far as can be
convenenced in the room
Take Ayers Sarsaparilla in the spring of
the year to purify the blood, invigorate the
system, excite the liver to action, and restore
the healthy tone and Vigor of the whole
physical mechanism.
The Board of Supervisors held their
monthly meeting on Saturday, and audited
the Sheriffs BILL number of other bills
were referred to comm tees. Justice
Glllett settled with the county some
time ago, accepting 81 for each tramp case,
as he did moi wish to enter into litigation
Mr. f Robinson is making some repairs
and extensive Improvements in the internal
portion of his residence Mr.. Phillips, of
Racine. is doing the painting and paper
hanging, and Mr.. Reuben Crook, of this city,
the masonry. It is said the house will be
quite complete and handsome when the work
is finished
"HuB' CoUGH CURE, 25 cents. Prescrip-
ton of Boston physician, dispensed years
by Boston druggist. ONE DOSE will cure
any ordinary cough. It acts almost magi-
cally. Ask F. Robinson for IS cent bottle
Of HUB' COUCH CURE.
The ST. Micbaels Young Mems Benevo-
lent Association celebrated their sixth
anniversary on Sunday morning last They
appeared in church in full regalia. An ap-
propriate sermon was preached by Rev.
Father Wenker, which was appreciated by
the members of the society and all who were
present
Mr.. Henry Faulkner. who has been for a
long time in the employ of N. r. Allen &
Sons, goes to Milwaukee this week. to go in
the leather establishment of Truestal s.
Galeen Mr.. Faulkner is a steady. indus
trious mon, and we have no doubt will sue
coed in his new position.
Papillon Skin Cure, PapiIou Catarrh
Cure, Papillon Cough Cure, Papillon Blood
Cure, made by Papillon Mfg Co., of Chicago.
Ills, and advertised in this paper, is for
sale by Starkweather & Co.
On account of the small attendance at the
skating rink on Saturday night. the enter
tainment for the benefit of the sufferers by
the floods in Ohio was postponed until next
Saturday night, when there will be three
prizes given to the three best gentlemen
skaters. Competition open only to residents
of Kenosha.
Mr.. Joseph A. Klipfel is about to leave his
position with Mr.. John Gopnerman, and re-
turn to his old position in the Northwestern
Wire Mattress Co.'S works. Mr. Klipfel is
not new at this business, as he has already
worked for this concern during period of
eight years, and wc congratulate him on
his return. 1t is certainly step higher in
the ladder.
Mr.. John Fassbinder, who has been laid
up for some time with an ugly abscess on
his neck, was able to be at his store fer a
shert time Wednesday, A few days ago DR..
VIM. Farr opened the abscess. and, while he
looks little pale, and evidently feels lit
tie the worse for wear, Mr. Fassbinder
hopes confidently to be himself again in no
long time
John Kranz's choice Confectionery at
Union Drug Store.
| Herbert s. Aver, formerly president Of
the Brown. Bunnell & Co.'s Iron Works of
| Chicago, and we'll known in Kenosha and
Racine circles, is reported TO be in southern
France having good time Chicago bro
kers who were friends of his raised, it is
said 100000 purse for him His wife is
now earning her own living in New York. he
having told her that he could not keep her.
Shelled Corn and Mill Stufs always on
hand at KenOsha Crossing at lowest possible
prices
There will be an auction sale Of farm stock
aud farming implements on the farm of NJ
B. Hubbard, one mile west of Pleasant Prairie
depot. near [arabee's bridge. and eigh
miles south west of Kenosha. on the Wilmo
road, on Saturday, March 8, commencing
at 1890 A. NJ, sharp. Among the stock ar,
"a dairy cows E. r. Wilson, auctioneer
FoR SALE -l3a acres Of improved lane
within one mile of the Court House; J acr
Of thrifty strawberry plants set out las
spring. JAMES MATHEWS.
Lawrence Lamey. who has been working
in this Office for some time. gave an exhihi
ton of his strength one day about six week
ago to his companions in the office by lifting
, n weight of about $50 his As a result
! this amusement. he has been suffering froI
! slrangulated hernia and at one tiae hi
! recovery was very doubtful Dr.. Far
performed surgical operation on hin
I about twelve days ago, and he ia now recover
! ing
q MIR Chester J. Reynolds, of Chicago. so
of Mr.. Samuel Reynolds, of this city, wa
: married to Miss Lizzie May Bradford,
Burlington, Vermont, last week Miss Brat
ford was visitor some time ago in the fan
Z lily Of Mrs. Serene Fisk in this city, whel
. Mr. Reynolds made her acquaintance Sh
: is said TO be very esiimabe lady, and "
J know Mr.. Reynolds is an euterprising youn
p" man and many friends in this vicinity es
tend every eongratulation TO the happy twaif
> The snow storm on Wednesday last wee
was followed by cold weather, the thermon
eter marking 10 degrees below zero on Thur
l. day and Friday mornings: light falls of sno
a on Friday and Saturday, and snow stor
e nearly all day Sunday thermometer TO
le degrees below zero on Monday end Tuesdl
mornings; Wednesday Is u 20 degre
above zero, with light fall Of snow in Il
Z afternoon Tburfday II to 20 above, with
y snow storm all the afternoon.
ID AIajolica and other flower pots for sale
t. James Mathews