The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-17

ourneo' insurance on the building
81, 600; on personal property $500. Mr..
Parsons will rebuild at once. ag Iff
Large quantities of blueberries have
been shipped from Black River Falls to
Milwaukee, Chicago and elsewhere late
ly. The blueberry trade is quite an ex.
tensive one in Jackson county. s3.t@ x.y
At Big Springs, Irons's g.ist-mill was
unroofed by the storm on the 4tb,. and
Mr.. Benz. Wilbur was considerably in.
jured by being struck with a plank of
timber which WIS flying in the air.
The Prairie du CHEN Courier, SAYS:
Tobacco culturistsare not meeting with
good success this season on our prairie.
Too much early rain, and hot, dry wealth
afterwards killed nearly all the plants
The Richland County Republican
states that winter wheat is looking well,
but the recent heavy rains have some
what lodged 1t. The crop is estimated
greater than that of any former year in
the county. VT
$3.50 oihd r9L - n tHW yAs ,sbnsi1l ydW
The Chiffon Times says. 1--WE learn
that the recent rains have completely
retted nearly all the wild grass on, the
marshes, but hopes are entertained that
there will be second crop which can
be cut after harvest" 49,. y. ....,.......a
steinberg, Ortell s Steinberg's new
paper-milI in Weyauwega, will start up
in about four weeks. .ai 10 djla4a err
j David s. Wilcox, of Heborn, while
hoeing, the other day. found spear.
head made of pure copper. rs-o
i alCol. Bepj. Allen, one of the oldest res.
idents in the Lake Pepin region, died at
his home in PepTn Saturday, the 9Th, of
heart disease. a.--
/ GE0I 40 #eIags+ (lsgssr stafr
/ A German lady in the town of West
port, Dane county, was terribly burned
one day last week, while attempting to
light fire with kerosene oil.
Martin Fitzpatrick, a boy about II
| years old, while at work IN the saw.milL
at Northport, last week, caught his arm
in friction pulley and had it terribly
mangled.gat aa-saas. d,igg Ss,II a.,1'"f,.te
27oJa front aa.tao9 tHd .sbo9lH
A Prairie du CHEN hotel girl found
diamond pin of great value, which be-
longed to Christg, the New York travel
ing man, in his room after his death by
drowningYre Gently. vfadf
Rounds s. Co.'S, dam, on the Little
Wolf River at Manawa went down stream
with the freshet last week; 300, 600 feet
of logs broke loose from the boom and
went down with it. de'@
Pomeroy's Opera House, at La Crosse
was sold by the Sheriff Saturday morn.
ing on mortgage given to the Charter
Oak Insurance Company. The property
was bid in by the Insurance Company
for $4,000.
A patriotic Avoca dog who was en-
gagged in celebrating the 4th by chewing
up pup, receiving kick from an unap~
preciative bystander, jumped suddenly
to one side against man with such force
as to break the mans leg. 9.#
The ManitOwoc Pilot says: eve learn
| from Under sheriff P. J. Pierce, who has
had business i'll Maple Grove, Rockland
and Reedsville since the late national
storm, that the growing crops are in nos
wise damaged in those localities"
Thursday evening, in the town of
Washington, Eau Claire county, were
accidentally drowned two little glrls aged
about nine years, one the daughter of
Mr.. Smith, living in that town, the other
daughter of Mr.. Montietn, west side Of
Eau Claire. a. al.
Speaking Of crops this year, the James,
Vile Gazette says Rock county will yield
as it has not yielded for more than de-
cade of years. Hay, rye and winter
wheat are about ready for the sickle, and
the later small grains are filing we'll.
Corn is fully as good as other grain. and
though, of course, not as far advanced,