The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-07-20


IN 1870 the population of the U. S. was ~
O69,453
Tie large ire in Montreal, in 1873 took place
July 20
To-day is tie anniversary of the battle Of Bull
Run IN 1861.
The picnic last Saturday evening like the one
week before, was a failure.
Now doth the busy boys bat the bounding ball
n the park every pleasant afternoon.
Who owns that green, thy, feverish, malarial
mud. hole near Main street between Wisconsin
and South streets2
Mr.. Jotu T. Yule believes in female suffrage
he now has three young voters of that kind In MS
family.
Miss Anna E. Gillett, is passing her scheolVaca
ton at Long Branch, acquiring health ana Vgor
for the coming school campaign.
The Tug {. B. Green passed this place last
Thursday bound for Sheboygan with one OF Mr..
Green's dredges IN tow.
The Kenosba Tourists-Messrs. Quarles, hins
dale. Saunders, Stebbins and sauber, arrived
nome last Friday, looking as brown and robust as
graEgers.
The funeral sermon Of the late d. G; Burgess,
will be preached at the Unitarian ChuFcl, on
sunday morning next. at the usual hour Oh ser
vice by the pastor, Rev. H. M. SlmmonsG
The hight of meauness-stealing pots of flowers
from outdoor flower stands. Mr.. ]. L. Stevens
had two fine fuchsias stolen from his yard, last
Monday evening. The person who would do that
- s.too yoaan FIR q rvthfupT
The young people had a very pleasant dance in
simmons Reading Room Hall last Thursday
evening. There were SO couple present who enjoy.
cd the occasion hugely. Music by Dlckhouts
Orchestra.
The population in Wisconsin In 1s46-tae first
census reported-was 3O,945. In 1850 it was
30s 391 In 1860, Z75 ,9S1 In 1870, 1,O54,67O. By
the State census CT 1875, 1,236,729, gain in 81
years of 1,9O5,784.
Last Thursday Morning, as Mike O'Brien was
an his way to the depot. with wagon load OF
tanning mills, nine ofthem took slide from the
cod of the load. while he was crossing Main
street. This disabled five of them which were
returned to the factory for repairs
The /. OO1 held meeting Tuesday evening Of
asst week. during which they iH1tlated victim.
They Yearly killed one of Jewett's goats, and
Ben thinks they should pay the damage. Such
gatherings are disgrace to those who partici-
pate.
Lives there man with soul go dead, WHO never
20 himself hath said where is the man, born and
bred to this land an manor; who will firmly,
1ravely take his stand, and with sickle IN his
hand, cut down the weeds upon the land around
he Episcopal corner ?"
\ short race came of on Main street last Mon
day, between two ladies' with single horse and
buggy, and a gentleman with double team and
sprinkler. The horse and buggy wen the hrsi
neat and the race in two and half jumps.
Mr.. Jobn Gafney is building a nice residence
on West street. south Of Prairie ave-, 22x42, two
stories, brick and frame. H B. Cheever, car
oeater; r. Crook, mason.
Mr. z. Z. Richmond, is erecting fine home
stead, at the corner of Bond and Elizabeth streets,
z8x49, two stories, stone and frame. c. B. Ford,
carpenter; Q. G. Doty, mason.
The G. g N. W. r. r. Company are putting in
several new side-tracks, near the depot. One OF
these is for the use of Mr.. E. Balm, exclusively,
% facilitate the shipment of the "Bain Wagons
Lyman s. Son have in stock for Ladies and
Gentlemen, assortments Of the most elegant
Boots and Shoes on the Planet. Also all the
durable, popular varieties at lowest prices.
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