Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-25
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- = n GnAND RAPIDS, Mich, July II, 1856
, MIR. CAHooS- Dear sirI have been quite successful
with Pie obtained from last spring. want
inquiries about its culture. Theleaves
Of the stalks 20 feet in circumference and s grow
ing of the stalks inches in circumference and
feet in length. You may expect good many orders
from here next spring.
cut peE it? Some OF The roots throw out great many
stalks would it increase the size Of the stalks TO thin them
out to orb ina hill? And do you Keep the seed stalks
cut baekg Please answer my questions aud obiige, .
Yours &C., y. D. GILBERT
Aaswer 10 The Questions az tie aJ0pe Letter.,
J. Cut very little2, Pull it with quick side jerks, 1t
Wills, do. Il. P. oAHooN
BFnn,moth PIE pIant.---We are indebted to
t. NEWELL, Esq, for specimens OF Pic Plant, that
exceed anythin. of the kind in size that @o ever
looked upon. One single root, has at one cutting,
produced forty eight pounds single leaf it is said
has measured twenty-five feet arvGnd The stalks
before us will weigh about five pounds each. Some,
it 10 stated, have weighed eight. They obtain
ed by Mr. Newell from Mr. b. p. Cuhoon. OF Keno
sha, Wisconsin, who puts them up in boxes at "a
dcllnr root, ten roots for five dol airs. We hope
they viii be freely introduced to this vicinity
| Nefg Hareh Poilddtam, Jsly u, 1857.
| CahoOn's Sacdlinz Pic E'lamt..--We have
just received from b. 2. Cahoou of Ksnosha, Wis,
a box containing fourteen stalks of the variety ol
Rhuharb originated by him. which are fully equal
in size and havorto those noticed by us last year
One or two ofthem has the leaf still attached. the
main ribs on the back of which neatly large
ordinary stalks. When we add that each stalk
ofseveral of the smaller tried by us would make
far as their dimensions in feet and inches. Mr. c.
very justly remarks in the accompanying letter.
'"fhe article is rather out ci date in your mar
ket, but here in the West where have but littlo
frlt it is highly priced and above all other varie
ties for the send up leafstalks till No9em
Der. 1t is as fresh and green in October in May,
wbeR grown plost land and on roots Of one aud
two years old.-Csuatry Gentleman (lljany, Mex
| York; AHgnst 13A, 1857.
| ' Gt q. LEWIS,
| Successor to b. u. Ci{{OON
4 KEsosKA, February %, 1853. lmj7
| Circait Conrt---Couuty OF E&enosha
Summons for Relief-Com. not served.
volney French against Theodore Kerst Matilda Kcrs his
wife Matthias jocrgen, John edshen and Herman REIN
| bold. ls
The State Of Wisconsin
To Theodore Kerst Matilda Kers his wife, Matthias Joer-
| gen, John bedshen, and Herman Reimbold;
YOU hereby summoned and required answer the
complaint in this action, which filed ia the Office OF
tho Clerk Of the Circuit Court, county OF Kenoshs on the
2Srd day Of February, A. D. 1885, and copy Il
to the said complaint the subscriber
office in the city of Kenoshz, within twenty days
service of this summons you exclusive OF the day
such service: and If you fail 10 the said complaint
thin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
APP y to ths Court for the relief demanded in sompant
| i Sted January 22nd 1875.
NATHAN D. HYDE, PITTS Atty,
5w3T Keussha, Wis