The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-08-06
Mr.. and Mrs. U. J. Lewis wentto Lake

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Geneva on Saturday and returned Q
, Tuesday. They report having had
good time Mr.. Lewis is still in poo
health.
Miss Ella Corcoran, formerly OF tn
city, who has been in New Mexico, wit
her father and brother, for some time,
visiting the family of Mr.. Oliver Hoy
and her brother.
"The ladies especially go into ecst.
cies over Parker's Hair Balsam," write
Mr.. ]. III. Decker, druggist, of Findlay
| Ohio. "They say it is the most elegaI
dressing they ever used" Stops fallin
hair, restores color, promotes growth.
| Mr.. William Middlecamp, who ha
| been teaching school in Depere, Wis, TO
some time past, is visiting at his hom
in Somers. He called on old friends ii
this city this week.
Mr.. George M. Melville and wife hav,
returned home from their bridal tour
They will be At Home" to their friend
after to-day (the 5th) in their handsome
new house on Market street.
The National Cornet Band gave a con
cert in Central Park last Friday evening
There was quite number of our citizens
out to hear the band, and they were
much pleased with the music.
Messrs. Ed. Doyle, NJ. ]. Daley, T. F
Keogh, and the Misses B. L. Moran and
Minnie Doyle returned to Chicago or
Monday, after spending their vacation
at Mrs. Moran's in Somers.
Curt Reed and James Maloney
charged with stealing the yacht Mamie
were brought up before Justice Gillet
on Friday and bound over to the No
vember term of the Circuit Court. Nc
Intyre has not yet been caught.
Mark Cutting, who is in Mexican
prison on charge of libel, was at one
time a resident of Racine. He is about
sixty years of age. He was, few years
ago, Sheriff of Dallas, Texas. Secretary
Bayard has demanded his release.
The remedy which most successfully
combats malarial disorders is Ayers
Ague Cure. 1t is a purely vegetable
compound, and contains neither quinine
nor any other dangerous ingredient
Warranted to cure chills and fever.
For SALE.-One Balm wagon, one
Double Harness, one Span of Horses
and one Colt. For further information
inquire of Mr.. /. N. Utter. Horses can
be found on the farm Of Mr.. John Will
liams, Pleasant Prairie.
Some two weeks ago, Mr.. John Mines,
aged about 20 years, and living in the
town of Shields, Lake county, ILL.,, was
kicked in the side by vicious horse,
sustaining injuries which resulted in his
death about eight days afterwards.
On Saturday last yachting party
from Chicago stopped at this place and
took on quite number of our young
people as invited guests. The party
visited Racine and had a delightful
time, returning here early in the even
ing.
The alarm of fire about two o'clock
Sunday morning was caused by the
burning of small structure used by
sportsmen at the ride range in Pleasant
Prairie. 1t is supposed some of the
night owls were carousing in it and set
it on fire.
Extensive alterations and improve
ments are about to be made in the First
National Bank building. The vault is
to be lined with two-inch steel, making
it one of the strongest in the state. Box
es will also be provided in the vault for
the safe-keeping of valuable papers, etc.
The tonic and Alternative properties oil
Ayers Sarsaparilla are too well known
to require the specious aid of any exag-
gerated or fictitious cert ficate. Wit
nesses of the marvellous cures effected
by this preparation are to-day living i'll
every city and hamlet in the land.
We have been informed that num-
Der of drunken men were on the streets
on Sunday, both on the South and North
sides of the river. When man is found
drunk on the streets on Sunday he
should be compelled to tell where he
got the liquor.
While Joseph Swift was driving d
green horse near the depot on Monday
evening the animal took fright at the
1880 train and ran away, completely de-
molishing the buggy and harness.
Young Swift and Mr.. Earle, who was al.
so in the wagon at the time, were thrown
out and somewhat injured.
A rumor is current in Racine that ter
thousand dollars will be raised for the
establishment of Democratic paper in
that city, to be edited by an able writer
from Milwaukee also that part of the
money will be raised in Milwaukee. II
is also believed that q labor paper viii
soon be started in that city.