The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-09-18

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/, Winneconne has another shipyard.
'iTherenis a,great deal Of sickness at
Grand Rapids all 1,a ovsa yfss4f .a l1.ag
:. The Item wants somebody to establish
, paper mill at Wins econne. ~, BAY Ii
The foundations for the new National
Bank building at Baldwin have been
laid. ''''' o-4 ''a-a@7'Fs hoiAosaa EaI
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a Prescott correspondent whites that
the grape crop is a fee one IN that To-
eallty evge3 1 en- btu fan
y Marquette County has had one frost
that injured unpicked cranberries consid-
erably. 2 ~ g = VISA 4 'iF7b ,f*
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Charles Geisse, of Taychedah, died at
his his residence on Wednesday evening, of
apooPle4y, auimes1g nsa2a ,sYu .sa2 ]
/, l"Almost fire" at,GWinneco nne has
made the citizens OF that place talk of
getting fire engine. 1sAsd ela .ssfso5
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There has been no small pox or vario-
loid at Columbus or within ten miIes of it
for more than week.
IN The dogs have killed j sheep belong
ing to B. r. .Spaulding, of Trimbelle,
within he last few weeks. 81 sltaga.za
A'spark from aapl5si'ng train caught in
the grass in the Waupun cemetery and
considerable damage was done by the fire
oTl0win@9 G-.}s-V4 dan 5Gj 81 cgI.
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A Swede named Carl Anderson l~st his
right arm by contact with saw in the
mill OF Anapp, Stout s Co., at Menomo,
nee, few days ago, ..,.,..,-.
b Theawork on the new M. E Church, at
Ellsworth. is progressing rapidly. That
village has also voted to build fine new
brick school-house. gcl ,ss aa.ts asart
click Miller, who plead guilty to the
charge of horse stealing at the recent
term Of court, at NeillsvilIe, was sentenc.
ed to two years in the State prison.
ma The Nineteenth .Annual Fair Of tie
jeff rsGn County Agriculturat Society
will be held at Jefferson, Wis, commence
ing October. |, 1878, and continuing three
days. i0iis,w .va.s5 sovt
The Ripon papers have been publish
ing articles in favor of early marriages.
Last week they, reported the marriage in
that city of gentleman of 70 and lady
of 70 years. t9@ ID ,s-ao has Iiosrlss
Alexander Banks, who lives near Green
Lake, was arrested last Thursday for Civ
ing liquor to Indians. Upon examination
he was found guilty and fined fifty dol
lars and costs. y" '''1@1 0 go
The Clark county Republican says:
Hunting is all the rage in this county
ust now. What with squirrels, part
'idges, deer, bears and Indians there can
lot be said to be 3 scarcity of game"
Eahlon Lewis one of the'ol residents
if the town of Alma, in Jackson county,
aised thirty>three acres of spr ing wheat
twenty six and one-third bush>
Is per acre. He saysit is the best crop
10 ever raised there. a9.La
Officers "and employees presented an
legant silver service with a beautiful to,
acco urn,'and some smaller gifts to john
[. Hull, ex-superintendent of the West
Wisconsin Railway, on the occasion of his
stiring from the road. {
The West Wisconsin Conference of theI
[etbodist Church commences it's annual
sss;on at Baraboo, next Wednesday, the
9TH inst, Bishop Merrill to preside. The :
Wisconsin Conference meets at White.
ater, October 9Th, Bishop Merrill, pre-
ding. aqa f a.s Il
A fire near Randolph occurred on the Ia
I inst, by which twenty one stacks of Il
rain were consumed the property of d
r. Gloss, ands also threshing machine l
vned by Nathan Kerr. A pipe among e.
e workmen is supposed to have done
e mischief. ,asl.1E t4
Capt. Plocker, of Metomen, Fond du W
&c county, estimates that there is one tt