The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-10

J, EaLD0T OicdIy u0ilf6T6u lecture Oh
S temperance at ST. Patrick's church, Mi
: waukee, Wednesday evening.
' Willie Symmonds, about Is years 0
age, fell through a scuttle-hole at tn
brass rolling mill, on Thursday morning
to the ground, distance of about fift,
2 feet. He struck on sloping iron rod
, upon which he slid down some distance
afterwards falling about eighteen feet
DR.. Will M. Farr was called to attend
him, and so far as known at present hi
escaped serious injury.
Misses Lydia E. Seabold and Fidelis
A. Gee, of Milwaukee, are in the city
with an interesting work entitled, Lib
erty and Union" 1t contains the choic-
} est extracts of two hundred and thirty
of the most eminent orators, poets and
statesmen, together with valuable sta
tistics, tables, etc. They will call ON the
people here, and we advise all to look
over the book. We hope they will
meet with success in introducing such
a work to an appreciative public.
Mr.. N. Zehren, formerly foreman in
the malt house, brought in load ofhay
on Tuesday for Mr.. N. Battles. ON the
North side. His wagon and load upset
in ditch, and Mr.. Zehren was seriously
injured, sustaining a dislocation of the
hip joint, with fracture. DR.. Weiskopf
was called to attend him, and he is re-
ported as doing well under the circum-
stances.
ooh if had only known that in
time" known what? "Known that
simple cold in the head may develope
into chronic Catarrh." Well, it isn't too
late, for Elys Cream Balm will cure
catarrh even after the sufferers life has
become burden to him, and he nuis-
ance to his friends. It is the only radi-
cal and thoroughly scientific catarrh
cure known. Not snuff. Not liquid.
Price fifty cents.
A boy named Follon, about II years
of age, got twenty cents worth ofwhisky
at Maurer's saloon, at the depot, on
Monday. He and companion named
Carney, of about the same age, took it |
to the fish shanty. where they drank it. |
Follon was found asleep in the fish |
shanty and taken to the jail, where he
remained few hours, when he was
taken home. He remained in a |
stupor for about ten hours. Any man |
who sells or allows liquor to be sold to
boys should have his license revoked, |
and another should never be issued to |
him.
FARM FOR SALE-120 acres, 5 miles
south of Independence, the county seat
of Buchanan county, Iowa. Good build
ings, comparatively new. All except
two acres has been plowed. A good
grass farm. Plenty Of good water.
Price, So, 200. Terms easy. Address
E. G. MCCLELLAN,
Independence, Iowa.
Clothing for Men, Clothing for Boys,
Clothing for Children at Peter Grosch's.
A large stock to select from. Prices to
suit all purchasers, and all goods guar
anteed as represented.
Mr.. Henry Wynne died on Sunday
night, of consumption, at the early age
of 81 years. His funeral services were
held at st. James church on Wednesday
afternoon, and were largely attended by
people of all creeds and classes, the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and the
National Cornet Band, of both of which
he was member. Father
Clearly, in few words, paid glowing
tribute to his memory. Mr.. Wynne
was an exemplary young man, and no
one who knew him could do otherwise
than respect and esteem him. He
leaves a little girl of about six years of
age, his wife and young son having died
within the past few years. The floral
tributes were very fine.
What better present can you make
than pair of nice Boots, Shoes or Slip
pers You will find any thing you want
in this line at the lowest possible prices
at Mat. Huck's Shoe store. Give me a
call and examine my goods and prices
before you buy.
This has been veritable gala week for
the gaily inclined, for it has been filled
with festivities, the first ball of the sea-
son being given on Monday evening by
Mesdames Clarkson and Cutter, at which
a daughter was introduced by each lady
AS early as half after nine o'clock the
carriages had nearly blockaded the
square round about Kinsley's, while the
rooms were brilliant with the gay throng
that had already arrived. Mrs. Cutter,
with her two daughters, the elder of
whom was belle among the debutantes
of two seasons ago-and Mrs. Clarkson,
with Miss Clarkson, Miss Florence-the
debutante of the evening and Miss
Clarkson, of Kenosha, babe their guests
welcome as they entered the ballroom,
and it was not until the wee sma' hours
that good-nights were said. TO mention
those who were present would be. to
write down all the world, for young and
old We're alike represented, and all seem
ed to vie with each other in beauty of
attire. This ball-giving in public dane
ing halls is gaining in popular favor
among us, having grown with our growth.
People begin to realize that in few
houses can from 800 to 1000 guests find
a thoroughly comfortable evening"
Chicago Ege,aing Journal.
Aches and pains long borne make
even the young feel old. The true
remedy is Parker's Tonic. 1t purifies
the blood, sets in order the liver and kid
neys, banishes pain and builds up the |
health. Besides it has the reputation of
doing what we claim for it.
ADVERTISED MAIL MATTER.
The following is the list of letters re-
naming uncalled for at the Kenosha