The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-24
NUMBER 9.

tablishment.
eaoiaf3 ~ OF {i9u1ua al 9.4s,aa 3aA
Dunn county has done nothing in the
grange business. ~ ,.ts.. le..,s gs
~ Most of the cornin Walworth county
promises we'll. ,..,. ,f,,, a.. 80 ...a.r
The cranberry crop in Adams county u,1t
will be large. 7f' q >, 7ata'G ~. pr
Sank county farmers are enthusiastic
over their corn.'ia ~ va .ao4a IS az
etrf s33 Hae tt4.f s.t s., .ttyst.. 80
The old cemetery at Green Bay is now
The Eau Claire Free Press reports g
prize light in that city. 4e< 10 "a a.,E
The hop crop in Sank county promises
to be small, but of good quality. "a
Thomas M. Chase, the new Indian agent.
has arrived at Green Aay. 4 81 a.g| s1st
Kapkaura thinks it. would pay some
one to go there and start pulp mill.
The sharpshooters ofMishicot will have
grand celebration on the 9th.
IS! tFiI 81 $50 90 i.g - ta9a aaj ssI
The Thurston residence at Loganyille
was destroyed BY fire, a few days ago. s.
Muench's barn, in Manita.
voc WAS was p badly splintered by 1ightning
ldsS week. li"Eu Il JsIf - .gR9, tai mort
.pAiii"gs .tUa 1aa44 Il 54EI lpfstg a
a new schoolhousc is proposed in disc
trlct number. one, town of Lynn, county
of Clarke 10 $50 .r& a.. . ,iIta3 a.tl n-II
a"oHA al 5silJ gasa pas b,ta .19{a,4 . els
The Tbs, harvest Of winter wheat is. over
ard l the crop is fullyaup 20 the average,
in Dunn comfy ~, J ao., = .t -" I.
A twenty,eight pound tumor was re.
moved from the body of Miss Denny, Of
Neeoah,8On Thursday 5a..s iasaI4IiI
The crop prospects .ingthe vicinity of
Princeton are better than at this season
of any former year,
aha9ial i3dltd 9p1nD zbu4in 43.fsltt aar.)
The young trout of G. b. Reed, ESQ.
OF Baratboo, some me fiye, to seven thousand
IN number, arealll dead.mo.. ,a&.t usa
A California educational institution is
bidding for Prof W. D. Parker, super
lntende1nt ut Of the GAINESVILLE schools. -
1t wouldn't pay to. publish, - TIL, nine
column Ito,the-page Republican in Colnm.
bus So Decker has reducsdlit to eight
tsnb 9Hf - m1uW y 3tsH 2 "a
There will be some loss from the lods.
ing ofgrain in the Vicinity Of Neenah,
but the, yield promises to be very, boppti-
tul, neverbheiess.o@ slas( hodaHu ga i5a I'D
bn5 odi $40 niotl 3DsiauL
"A Whisky@bloats are what the Sparta
papers find to,l locally cry oat against
more than anything else, just now. { ID
August Kruger, of sheboygan, was
killed, on Monday of last week, by acci.
dentally being cadght by belt in a
mill and carried over shaft. a A.s.
30 no uh2i 81 tt31a qu'fUaa s#
Speakingofi its vicinity, the River Falls
Journal says tlatwhile the crops will
undoubtedly be good, the opinion pre-
walls l that the Yield will not be above the
sS'o2Ei te goqd nnah d}ia t,atI
Miss Anna Greene, Of Whitewater,
Normal graduate Of 1879, has. been en-
gagged to take charge Of the Academic
Department. of the Normal School for the
ensuing year" o. emo2 g,lI yilsha9t ~
The editor ofthe Green Bay Gazette
wants to take Dana, of the New York
Sun, up the 'fDe7il River" through "HelI
Creek,p down Domination River, aud
lead him4to "Death's Dor.' h5na0
The dwelling-house of Nicholas Kelly.
of Troy, st. Croix county, was consumed
by fire one day recently. The total value
of the property destroyed was abou.
50, 900. Insured for $4,000. -s.d huA
Twonew stations have been establish
ed on the Chicago and NortkwesterR
Railroad Caviot and Brookside. 9Cavi-
OF is Situated 8 few miles south CT Peshti.
so, and oBrookside between Little Suami-
co and Pensaukee. sbaa18 gsUHns
.H# IS aG ma ast4Guz s5tE$ Il
+ On Tuesday the towns of Packwaukees
Westfeld and Springfield, in Marquette
county, voted on the proposition submit
ed by the Wisconsin Central Railroad
Company for aid in those towns-Pack-
waukee and Westfeld forand Spring
ield against. 81. \, s.2sasa 2il5
Miss Carolyn e. Adams, teacher in the