The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-04-03

ing the funeral ofhis mother.
Mr.. r. H. Meadow, of Chicago, and
Miss Ella Minis, of Burlington, Racine
county, were married at the residence of
the BRIDES parents on the 26th ult.
For SALE.-White Flint Seed Corn,
warranted to grow; yields enormously,
and sure to get ripe. Engage early.
M. 0. MYRICK, Paris.
A twelve-months-old daughter of John
May, of Racine, accidentally fell into
receptacle filled with hot water, a few
days ago. and was so badly scalded that
she died.
st. MichaePs Young Mems Society
will give a musical and dramatic enter
tainment in st. Georges Hall on Tues
day evening, April 14th Programme
next week.
There will be a spelling school given
by the ladies of the M. E. church next
Thursday evening, April 9th, in the par
lors of the church. Refreshments after
school.
If you were crippled, how would you
like to 60 into an Office on rainy day,
be given chair by young lady, and
then be told to pick up your sticks and
move on?
DR.. O. w. F. Snyder will be at the
Grant House on Saturday, April 4th. All
medicines are nof-poisonoatS. Consulta-
ton free. The doctor prescribed for
twenty-eight patients in Waukegan last
week.
Rev. Mr.. Bray, pastor Of the Congre-
gational church, was taken i'll in his pull
pit last Sunday morning soon after the
commencement of his sermon, and was
obliged to suspend and dismiss the con-
gregation.
The saloons have been we'll "spiked"
by Judge Martins friends, and if free
beer will elect him they are determined
he will be elected. Have men got so
low that they will allow their votes to be
controlled by such means? We hope
not.
One ofJudge Van Wyck's friends said
few days ago he had yet to hear of a
man in Judge Van Wyck's old town
(Parisl who would vote against him.
What better endorsement could man
get?
For SALE.-A large house, orchard
and grounds, in this city. Price, So $50.
Would take % small house in desirable
locality in part payment. Apply at this
Office.
Mrs. Hargis and young son returned
home last week from Kansas, where
they were visiting all winter. Miss
Nellie Hargis will remain in Kansas all
summer.
The family of Mr.. James Cooper, re-
siding on Park avenue, was almost
asphyxiated by coal gas on Thursday
night of last week. One of the doors of
a stove was left partly open.
Mr.. Thomas Wynne, an old and re-
spected citizen of Kenosha, died on the
9th ult., of hemorrhage of the lungs,
aged "a years. Mr.. Wynne was for many
years sexton ofSt. Marks church.
A large quantity of white Russian Seed
Oats for sale at rs cents per bushel
Warranted free from thistle OF mustard
seed. Apply to Bert Fox, Pleasant
Prairie. 2. o. address, Kenosha, Wis.
There will be grand fireman's ball
at Park City Hall on Monday evening,
April 9th. Tickets so cents. Refresh
ments of all kinds will be served. Music
by Lawson & Hayek's full orchestra, of
Racine.
Judge Van Wyck always recognized a
man on the streets, whether in the
garb Of a laborer or rich man. He is
not obliged to strain a point now to bow
to poor man in order to try and cap
ture his vote.
Mrs. Mary Gill, widow of George Gill,
of this city, died on Thursday night OF
last week, from inflammation of the
bowels. Mrs. Gill was much respected
by all who knew her. Her funeral, which
took place on Sunday afternoon, was
largely attended.
Messrs. Jacob Daniels, Peter Zirbes
Laurence Mollitor, Peter Hess, Johr
Jackley, John Daniels and Hubertus
Daniels, bondsmen for Andrew Schofen
settled with the city last Friday for IS,
600. Judgment was obtained agains
them for $5,716.79 and $201.4S costs.
We are now buying our paper stocl
direct from the factory, thereby savins
rs per cent, which our customers will
get the benefit Of We have Just receiv
ed $4,000 No. 6 high cut government
i. Envelopes, all colors, which we vii
furnish with return card printed on 70
1925 thousand.
Miss Emma Berger, daughter of Mrs
L. Berger, of Burlington, was presented
with a purse containing $3.50 in gold b,
the church members of the Gram
|, Avenue Congregational church, Milwau
kee, 1.-THE evening ofthe Goth ult. Mis-
Berger contemplates leaving for Europ
e about the LIST of April to commence he
r musical studies in Berlin.
Alfred Grosvenor and Mat Feuker hay
lioined hands in the sewing machin
{ business, and will carry on business j
e Robinsons building on Main stree
+ They will also add to their Wheeler an
Wilson stock a line of tobaccos and c
t CARS, and will deal in secondhand good
If We hope the new firm will meet vii
70 success.
A large number Of our citizens a
II. sembled on Market square last Saturds
w morning to witness trial of the Gibl
at Self-acting Fire Extinguisher. A WOO
en- structure, about sixteen feet high al
or ten feet wide, was erected on the squa
tn for the purpose. The inside was S;
II urated with kerosene, and match a
piled to some shavings and kindli
wood in the enclosure As soon as Il
ed flames had gained considerable hes
*. way, two bottles of the extinguisher we