The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-09-04

il Mrs. Frank Herschede, of Detroit
d Mich, who has been visiting her father
V G. Schend, the past five weeks, returned
home on Saturday, accompanied b.
her sister, Miss Maggie Schend, an6
? Miss Barbara Werner.
5 Mr.. N. Huetter has just completed a
burglar-proof lock of peculiar construc
ton for the new church at Wheatland
also a bolt for the upper and lower parts
of the doors, which is raised or lowered
at the top and bottom at the same time
by handle in the center Mr.. Huette1
is a genius.
i Burr Robbins circus and menagerie
exhibited here Saturday afternoon and
evening. Owing to the rain, which pour
ed down all day, the attendance at the
afternoon performance was small, and
the tent was not much more than three
fourths full at the evening performance.
The show was a good one.
| Moseley & Pritchar1. ofClinton, Iowa,
through their agent, A. J. Benedict, offer
a special premium on butter made from
cream raised in their Cabinet creamery.
The premium is one set sHowe's family
scales. Capacity 240 lbs. price $500.
Not less than 10 lbs. to compete, nor less
than two competitors. Judges same as
class s.
Slight frosts have occurred in many
places in the county, but nothing has
been injured. A frost now that would
injure corn would produce widespread
and serious damage. IF it had not been
for the cold temperature accompanying
the frequent and excessive rains all
grains would have sprouted and the in
jury be much greater than it is.
SALEM, KENosHA Co., WIS.
Aug. 81, 1885.
Owners of real estate living III the town
of Salem are requested to cut the bur-
docks and snap dragons growing on their
premises and on the highway, without |
further notice.
Respectfully yours.
G. A. PEAsE.
The Chicago and Northwestern Rail- |
road Company will run special train |
on the Kenosha Division Sept. 10th and |
18th, leaving Harvard at sos A. NJ, and |
arrive at Kenosha at 1870 A. M. Re-
turning, will leave Kenosha at 5.25 P. |
M. Excursion rates from Racine and |
Waukegan.
Arrangements have been made with |
Messrs. Williams and Young, the cele-
brated @ronauts of Cincinnati, to make
one of their successful balloon ascensions
at the County Fair on Thursday, Sept. |
10th. On this occasion the handsome
and daring young lady aronaut, Miss
Grace Levere, will positively ascend to
the clouds in the beautiful balloon
Comet"
B. La Marsh will have fine collection
of Photographs and Crayon Portraits on
exhibition at the Fair next week, to
which. he would respectfully call the at
tention of all who visit the Fair. His
work will speak for itself. All pictures
are made by the instantaneous process
at his gallery, and satisfaction is guar
anteed to every one. His prices will be
found as low as any.
Holly G. Clarke, aged 10 years, of
Waukegan, accidentally shot himself in
a closet in the rear of his fathers resi-
dence on Saturday. He died in short
time from the effects of his wound. He
borrowed revolver to kill cat. and his
parents believe he was adjusting his
clothing when the revolver fell from his
pocket and the hammer struck in such a
way as to explode.
Miss Lily Runals will give concert
ON Tuesday evening, Sept. 9Th, in the
Congregational church, in which she
will be assisted by some of Chicago's finest
musical talent. Miss Ida Clark, the
wonderful child cornetist and tumber-
onican Mr.. Saml. L. Miller, tenor of
DR.. Kittridge's church Miss Estelle
Lesser, contralto, and Miss Gertie John
son, pianist graduate of the Chicago
Musical College, complete programme
of unusual strength and merit. Admis-
sion IS cents.
The Chicago papers have had consid-
cradle to say lately about a diamond
" fake" who has swindled many people
by clever trick, which is so fine-haired
that proof of his guilt cannot be estab-
lished. The Lake Geneva Herald of last
week says the fellow was then in
Geneva. If he comes this way have
nothing to do with him. Any one who
expects to make money by dealing with
swindlers or gambling with professional
gamblers must be fool.