The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-09-14

of the present fine weather and are just rush
ing business.
We are happy to learn that Mr.. VIM Smith
Of Somers, is recovering from the gunshot
wound received two weeks since.
Somebody entered the premises of NJ. Fl
Bacon, in somers, few days since, and stole
q number of bushels OF apples.
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We are under obligations to the operator
of the Great Western Telegraph Company for
many little kindnesses.
The foundry formerly occupied by Messrs
Durant Van Arsdale & Co., is being painted
up, and receiving repairs in the Interior
An artesian we'll is being sunk at the KEN
Der Hall grounds. The we'll is about forty
feet deep at the present writing.
This is the "can can " season of the year
and immense quantities of fruits and vege-
tables are being put up by our housewives for
winter consumption.
An exchange says ITO remove ink spots,
put the article stained over q warm hat-iron'
stretch it well, then squeeze few drops of
lemon Juice on it, and the spot VIII disappear
at once. Wash Immediately in cold water"
Why, oh, why don't the "Lakeshores of
Waukegan come up here and try the base
ball business with our " Mechanics 20 Our
boys think they can annihilate the Sc Lake
shores" and as they are never mistaken when
they are correct, we think so too. Come on
Mike Duff!
The towns in this county on the line of the
proposed new railroad from Milwaukee to
Chicago, vote for the second time on giving
a bonus to the road sometime during the pres
ent month.
II is stated that man living not far from
Torrey's hotel in Pleasant Prairie shot forty
eight ducks at one shot last week fhe will
reduce the number just eight we can believe
It.
The accommodation train ran into wagon
going into Chicago yesterday morning, and
severely Injured a woman who was driving
the horse.
Main street bridge is again in working or
der. The new draw is substantial one, and
will hold up a0hoIe man-it is said that the
ninth part of one was too much for the other.
One of our young hunters who visited Grass
Lake last week in quest of mud. hens was
somewhat unfortun@te-his shot. gun got mad
and kicked him out of the boat. His com
panions fshed him out of the weeds and laid
him up to dry on the bank while they did
some tall hunting in the lake.
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The adjourned term of the Circuit Court
commenced last Monday. The celebrated
Leonard patent case occupied the whole time
of the Court. The array of lawyers on both
sides is appalling Messrs. Cary & Cottrill
Head & Quarles for the heirs, and Messrs.'
Webster & Lowell, c. E. Dyer, of Racine, and
Barnum of New York, for defendants.
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Alexander Ed wards Esq, left this city last
Tuesday to take position in the sanctum of
the Iader, published in Milwaukee. Mr. Ed
wards is writer of great ability and we wish
him success in his new field of operations.
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Mr.. George G Coleman started yesterd ay
morning for visit to the silver mines of New
Mexico. He goes in the interest OLA company
lately formed here Tor the purpose Of devel
oping the rich mines of that country, and we
wish him safe and pleasant journey and
abundant success.
MEAN.-An old gentleman from sthe coun
try. at present under medical treatment in
this city, was set upon few evenings since
by some of the youthful roughs with which
the place abounds, and his. clothing nearly
torn from him. We cannot imagine why they
should act in this manner unless it afford
them pleasure to see an old man with hi
hack bald-headed.
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The apple crop in this county the presen
season is immense. Farmers are comm encin
IN manufacture cider, and one of the pleas
nres Of the coming winter evenings will b
sssncking cider througha straw" We ar
expecting barrel of ciderin few days fror
somebody. Hurry it up-we're thirsty