The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-01-02
SLIVERS,
FROM OUR w1sooNs1N EXCHANGES.

Cheap wood delights the hearts the Fond du
Lac piople. hE
Laborsrs in the pine woods get SIS to $50 q
moa tn, with good supply.
The holiday trade Of Portage City was nuch
better thaa usual. 41sNg Maen -1stt
Portags City had the thermometer $40 below
zero during the late cold snap
Congressman Sawyer is at his home in O shkosh
spending the holidays.
The cold weather frOze up the Farmers Club.
ct Ripon.
Fond Gu Lac had the mercury at 400 below
zero Jan. lat, 1864. Last week 1t only descended
to s2e below.
The connection at Appleton, Of the Wisconsin
r. r is NOW complete.
John D. Curran. of the c1rran House, Stevens
Port. has quite recovered from his recent severe
illness. A1
Waupun man cut down thu fuest evergr en- in
AiS netgh0or's yard and used 1t for Christmas
Arss.
A fellow went into FOND da Lac drug store the
other day, and wanted to buy "Mrs Soothlow's
Winsling Syr'p"
Judge Draley's well, at Madison, "a thirty six
feet deep, and froze over during the late cold
snap. That is pretty GLOW"
ladies' debating club ir Appleton is sgitated
by tho following question: "Is 1t a christian act
to endeayor to coax away yeur neighbours SER
YAM - sr-
Hon, Is, H. Ellis has received call to be q can
aidats for selection to the judEeshp OF the tenth
circuit which he now h"lGs.
The Madison Journal, quoting scripture, says,
'Iu life We sre in the midst OF death and 1t Is
the official stale paper. too.
FiniIay F. Hamilton, whe settled at Green Bay
in 1880, died recently in Berlin, Wis His wife was
daughter of a brothor-in law Of John Quincy
Adams.
The house Of Leopold Weber, Of Kildare Ju-
mean cOun y, took Ore and was burned wish all it
Contents, on the nth inst, The family escap ed
with their lives, and that is all.
The ChicsgO & Northwestern train, on the Mad
ison dvlsiOn ran off the track Thursday, by q
broken rail. That road has had more accidents by
broken rails than the Milwaukee 81 St. Paul has
had.
Madison cIergymen placed "a msagre sketch"
OF his serm N N the hand. OF reporter and was
electrified tn find that the report OF the sermon
made him al!ude 20 "ths Star Of Nazereth. Play.
ing with edged tools is dangerous.
Hudson had firo the oath inst. burning ND
Coon 4 Spenc r's livery stable. Otis d Bro q
hardware st"re, and McShane & Co.'S store, In
surance was st7t0 in the IEtua, 1900 in the ST.
Paul, 80 200 in the Northwestern Nation J.
The Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
has q judgment against it. rendered in the Rock
Count, Court because the sparks from It's loco
motive kinded fire that rned up Jacob Spal
ding's big wood-pile.
n to he behind Oshk osh and other towns that
have heirs 20 vast estates. Fond du Lac claims &c
be able to prodnee book binder who has fallen
heir to ss6 100000.
Jacro Woodruff, of Fond du Lac. has embarked
in 'ne mlnk-breeding bust ess, having built a
%sminkery" 6Ox4O feet, and sucked it With four
tt, n mink to start with ...r.. ~ 81. ...
There are now in operation IL the State sixty
feur woelen mllI.
II nr, Ahte. Of Lake Mills, cleared sac per head
an the cows in his dairy 'or the last yea.
The West Wisconsin Railroad was completed to
E'roy and opened for BURNERS lstt raesday
saloon keeper at Rpon has been fined $50 for
selling liquor to man against hi4 wlfe's protest
The city taxes OF Fond du Lac Tor this year
amount to $164,0Oo and the entire population is
0Gly about 5000
The Norhw" stern Road will commence the con.
struction of70O at the Fond du Lac shops on
ice LIST Of February.
perpetual injunction has been Issued against
the payment ofthe bonds voted by Appl ton TO
the Manuowoc Railroad and the CITY Council in
their last session publicly destroyed thsn.
Fischer, p saloon keeper at Racine, has been
aaed rs aud septe ced 10 frteen days imprison-
Eaept for selling liquor Wit out having 6led a
bond underline Graham Act. although he had
offered TO do so, deciding that tho law should not
be In operative in Raciue.
man named Peck, who murdered Ms. Almira
VnenFy'in ooloraine Mass., Ave ycars ago, and
who mas been IN an Insane asylum ever since, has
been discharged cured, and will be tried FOR ,nur
DER this month.
The Superior 2imsss has the following 1--WE
Rave to say to AshaEo, I At she has everything to
gain. ard nothing to lose, by continuing az har,-
tofOre. the aim riepd and faithful alley of snpe
Ftor ore Of the twin harbor cities Of SIscoosin,"
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IiIEr 70 GRUMBLEEs. what a noisy world
this ir ~ crcaked az old fog. he sQnatted on
taO margin % me ponl do you hear those
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