The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-10

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1aqA match factory is soon to. be started
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There were seven graduates from the
Racine High School, this year. uoy lIw ]
In the vicinity of New London the
prospect IS fine for all kindscofs crops. de
q The Appleton Daily Times has entered
upon the fourth year of its publication. !.
The Clark County Agricultural Society
have purchased forty acres of land. vuuoJ
The Waupeca County Poor Farm has
been located near Meiklejohn's mill on
the Little Wolf River. $50 ~" / h19oo
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1.-The cranberry crop, in. Wood county
will be the largest the coming fall, ever
before known. if the frost keeps of, ba.
| A man named VIM. Flynniw acciden-
| tally drowned at Depere the Fourth nd
The new Congregational Church, in
Lancaster, will be dedicated Sunday, Ju-
~ 18th. "'''' o'''' sD' 800
Mrs. D, Law. of La Crosse, was acct.
dentally thrown from wagon on the
Fourth and very severely lnjured. n
The residence of Mr. Ward Lyman, at
Appleton, was burned to the ground,
Friday night. The loss is heavy. 'a'1
!. The cornerstone ofth new German
Lutheran Evangelical Church at Mantle
s"oe was A'iu 'aS' 0unoay' .elatg.
/ The Commencement exercises at ST.
Clara Academy, at Platteville, will take
place next Thursday, July 10TH, s.ea, q
At Depere, on the Fourth, "a bus bore
on its sides IN conspicuous letters sign:
"Pick Nick, Fair 10 Sents.'' aasi 2aos
The Grant County Fair will be held
bon the usual grounds on Wednesday,
Thursday and Fnd ~, Sept. 10. II and 10
Earnest Funk, of MenomoLee, was
badly, though probably not fatally gored
by an Infatuated bull, the other day. ~,gas
Tue Fond du Lac Reporter says that
corn does not promise as much in that
county as usual at this season of the year.
The residence of George Carter, at
Mineral Point, was badly damaged by.
lightning recently, but no one was injur
cd. y....... ~ I'D
The Enterprise thinks no locality in
the West is equal to Kewaunee for the
establishment OF paying wooden-ware
factories. Sab >atiC Eaa ah] yJ'aI
The New Lisbon Argus says, "All
kinds of crops are okjng we'll in this
vicinity, and promise more than an aver
age yield" ..t..t. n..v
The manufacture OF peat has again
been commenced at the Lamartine peat
beds, with indications that it will prove
successful. t."t
Fred. Lawson, of Ell Paso, was drown
ed in Rush River, June 22d, while at
tempting to remove some distractions
on his mill dam.
The youngest son of Mr.. Samuel Perry.
bright little boy aged five years, was
accidentally drowned at Ahnepee on FRI
day last.
A man named Stephen was accidental
ly thrown from his wagon and fatally in
jured at Lutz's corners, this side of Ra-
cine, few days since. 4Io"'
The stage line from Necedah to Grand
Rapids hss been discontinued, the mail
for the route being transferred to the
Wisconsin Valley Railway.
; Recently little child Of James Murray, {
of Manchester, Jackson county, about
two years old, was fatally scalded by
overturring kettle of hot lye on itself.
The other night the residence of Yves
ton Levisee, of Waupaca, was entered by
burglars and gold chain, locket, and o.
ring taken, in all valued at about $50.
On Sunday afternoon of last week,