The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-22
CYPRESS.
JANIJAlasw 10. 1880,

The weather has been splendid the
past week, Would thaw in the day all
that it froze through the night, which
made the roads either very rough or
very muddy, at present, writing mud
predominates.
Mr.. Hoy is yesy sick. Dr. Leonard,
OF Rosecrans, is. attending him. He
held counsel With.Dr.. Shaarer, of Bris-
tol, Wednesday.
| Mr.. Sidney Leonard, Of Kansas, was
in Cypress on Thursday calling on old
friends.
Misses Bertha. and, Mary Lane have
returned from their visit to Kenosha.
The air Of the CITY does, not agree with
Miss Bertha, she. returned quite indis-
posed.
L All pronouncSthe tramp a nuisadce $
now should not the class that are
!swindling the pablic (ahowing that tina
fpublic are willing to be- swindled) with
these sensational newspapers be put On
la level with the TRAMP They are neaE-
Fly all printed in Augusta, Maine, or
Portland, Maine, and. are all accompa-
Enied with froM two to six Ch20m0S. A
ACN AoJ OS5O IhblCn w I'LL ct
pie of these papers accompanied with
four chromoss He, had learned his
lesson well; the ch1emo representing
| a maiden at her deyotions, he pro-
nOunced his aaOeetaaggt, but he added,
"she is not praying to me but to her
Creator. Then he passed on to a sleep
| ing babe, saying, Il wish [ had hun
dred OF thenls I'd start a baby show"
And SO on through the list. Now this
man said ha was over sixty yeags of
| age and tried to. convince me that he
had just the kind of reading for fam
| lily, God forbid his having the.train-
ing Of ona- hundred little children,
when he puts such papers before them
Why will the people of Menosha
county encourage this class of people.
This man told me he had sold, ninety
dollars worth In this county, and not
one half think they are able to take
their coanty paper. Why is this? You
may ask them to subscribe for the
TELEGRAPH and they will say, II want
it but / am too poor or the paper is too
dear, but when one of these sWindlers
comes along and tells hinas. s'here is a
beautiful family newspaper with four
chromos only one dollar see how soon
they open their strings mot think
ing that the II trashy Numbers with
the four duubs called chaomos are dear:
They have not counted the cost of
framing their papers, or that for lit
tie more they can receive their county
Ipaper weekly, minus the chromos.
! Excuse me MI. Editor for taking up
SO much room, but it does seem as if
the farmers attention should be called
to this subject, when it is the first
thing boy thinks of, is getting a 80
cent outfit and tramping around the
country when he should be at school
or at his fathers soood-pize.
The defendent in the suit between
[. n. Utter and 2. Buck wishes me to
say to the many readers of the TEIE-
GRAPH that I. n. Utter has not receiv-
ed $75 damages, nor will heif there is
any Justice IN the land.
i I understand Mr.. Buck will carry
the suit up and from Kenosha if nee
essary.
i Cypress has always been called a
very quiet community, but it seems in
the last few weeks they are letting
their "angry passions rise," and old
grudges are all being brought to light.
It was found necessary to bring Elder
Parsons up to our little village on Fri
day to settle misunderstanding, Gsn't
J that the new name for falsehoods) be-
tween two church members and sin
!, ner.
i. Miss Emma Hall has returned from
. her visit in Kenosha and resumed work
/ at MI. Gains CLIO.
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