The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-08-29
WISCONSIN ITEMS.

A"AfCA Oils Is DOCueTeQ Win Cn1eVeS.
They are boring for oil in Grant coun.
ty.
Bradford has had a Regular young tor
nado
Green county farmers are going into the
hop business.
Mineral water has been discovered at
Oak Grove.
Kilbourn has "Musical Union"-yhat
ever that is.
There is not pound of flour for sale at
Plover.
The Lightning killed four valuable
horses in barn at Berlin.
An Oshkosh physician claims to have
captured tapeworm 900 feet long.
Durand county brags about its terrific
thunder-storms.
An oat worm is RECALLING tho inner
worm at Green Bay.
Fort Howard wants an engine house, ar.
teslan wells, etc.
A slight white frost paid Green Bay
visit last week.
The State University at Madison opens
on tho 4th of next month.
A mammoth tannery is being erected at
Green Bay.
The Chicago wheat CORNER" cost some
Fond du Lac dealers $4,000.
John Benjamin and wife, very aged
couple, recently died on the same day.
@. A. Kenaston has been appointed
Mathematical Professor in Ripon College.
Madison will draw her drinking water
from her "unsalted sea-"
Waukesha is dreaming about street
lamps and Nicholson pavement.
Cheever's Touring mill at Lancaster has
been burned. Loss, $1,000.
ssYssling ton county averages fifteen
bushels of wheat to the acre.
A fishing party at Sturgeon Bay cap
tured 200 members of the fnny tribe in
one evening.
Dr. John 0. Taylor, formerly surgeon
in the English navy, committed suicide at
Kewaunee, few days ago.
Several hundred cords of railroad wood
have been destroyed by accidental fire at
Fort Atkinson.
One stroke of lightning will never kill
people again. It went clear through
we'll at Montello.
A mad dog at Milwaukee bit several
other dogs, and child. One, half of the |
dogs ought to be exterminated.
A pickerel weighing twenty-nine
pounds las recently hauled out of a lake
at Madison.
A threshlng machine at Paoli caught
fire. A span of horses and 40 bushels of
grain were destroyed.
Soft crabs very generally prevail in
Rock cSnnty, superinduced by cucum
bers. ..
The State Normal School-free to all
who intend to be teachers-epenS at Osh-
kosh on the 9th.
A 'single hen" at Evansville has pro-
duced an egg weighing eight and half
Ounces-all at one time, too.
Having stopped taking his own medi-
cine the leading physician of Richland
Centre is now recovering.
The Ripon Fair will be held on the
nth, 18th and 10th of September. Hon.
G. A. Eldridge will deliver the annual
address.
The Madison Democrat wants the Legis-
lature to prohibit the killing of chickens,
pheasants, squirrels, and "such small DEER
for two or three years. IT,
The annual fair Of the Waukesha Coun-
ty Agricultural Society will commence in
Waukesha on the 18th of September, and
continue four days.
Wednesday last, that very hot day, the
men in the saw mill Of Moore, Galloway
& Baker, of Fond du Lac, put in test
The result was, the large amount of So
900 feet of lumber was sawed.
The Waukesha Plaindealer says GIVE
are pleased to notice the return last week
of A. D. Hendrickson, Superintendent of
The State Industrial School of this village.
Mr.. Hendrickson has been in Europe for
the past two months, attending the Prison
Reform Congress"
During the heavy thunderstorm Men
day noon, the barn on Homo. A. FL
5rodoA's farm, saf1th nf Fond dt1 Too x1o