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   Waukesha Plaindealer (Newspaper) - January 25, 1870, Waukesha, Wisconsin                                BY ALEXANDER F PRATT NEW f k eater PUBLISHED TUESDAY Office Stone Slock ICO V Three Dollars at ate of Tear Professional and Business Cards Rotary and promptly to all business connected with the of real estate obstructs of titles give such other formation as the records mny disclose tho benefit of those or selling Office in office County Otf HE'S Surgical Practice Treasurer ot County Office in hours from 9 a ni to from 1 to 4 m Except mi Mondays will open 1 o'clock mid close on at 12 in 26 ft Superintendent of Schools will be in office in the Court House every Office hours from 9 to 12 a Irom 1 to 4 p m Post Office address MADISOM ST Wis proprietor having completed n new and it in first class style his thanks to the public for hoping a strict tion to business in his and 1111 hotel he will both merit and receive a patronage s stabling for horses tlie well-known Exchange lintel M I spare no pains the stiv of my guests comfortable peasant respectfully solicit a share of patronage 16 With fa rico than years j having la In and iu this in T H Ev D 0 confident of being able to to Those ten and to fie sod without SMITH 40 Graduate College Jewelry More D T All with and his corner of South nnd JIT Physician and office in Clarke's stone block Clarke's Main street 21 r z st n Office over store Waukesha 1 X Jr JD Physician ami ing of Main and Bridge A youth and maid one wintry Wera Bitting ID name And hers Not ranch Her eyes boot ou har j swift and Joshua few aod thought time to tell tbo truth Ilia chair edged Wared to her ball of yarn pave out She ana Uc held lthu of thp thread tangled To Win who Good chance for tied all i- deed was no more that Clicked cornet nhc Mrs onco was for shooting a in by tine aud trial I asked tKa man 1 asked parties who 4 they of tion they tasked if there was any coald and could any prisoner asked dis- the reason that there was THEN i the the tSb legal fraternity early education ii r 3 1 3 M TJ t rfn ti O y sLUe of language usag who pleading a 1 1 court ent to Ibu A 1l K A n J It A of the For the Waukesha Tlie Docket of a Frontier Justice BV THE COUNT S HAWKINS L BRANCH Will receive nnd And make collections in any comity State of Wisconsin with and nu terms eral for buying tate block Over nl Bunk of Wis 1 A Ji Attorney at IM A J Cashier 1 J SEim A A J i a business Will huy Draw ou all ibe of Europe O CO in Mul foreign Ex- C S AC A on ot at livi per cent annum from 9 n m to 4 p m jr or it office -in Aetna block en- on Sill 9 nt over Jackson's Drug Storo COOK nt in 30 and fii in the onr Main a nil sts I ivil of County Public Land Surveyor and insurance Office op- 1 i Mutual Co MAIN ST in all kinds of family glassware together with n lit and ry cigars Is At very All kinds of in W A Hour ou Fruits Confectioneries Av oW stand Hill street best ibe market nw o gentlemen at hours at wholesale II iii Ware Mirrors Lamps Table Cuf Icrr Spoons Notions Also a good of Staple Fancy Groceries Flour Carbon Oil Suit ic for Gush Butter and it market prices i Robinson's Hall Block Main Street Waukesha Wis 20 Wis A good of of Lumber kept con- on Viand and sold at the lowest rate at his yard near 6 in Hardware Cutlery Stoves Implements Joiners Tools Glass Tainis Oils cms Dealers In Srv Goods Ready Made f Roots and Shoos Groceries Aitkin's Mono block Mill street Waukesha JAC Jj Merchant Tailor and dealer xu Clothing and Goods next door west of Bui toughs Hardware Store Main street Waukesha 1 ir ST ta Dross Patent Wall Motions School Books Stationery rooms over the Post Wis or no 30 A for Wisconsin Trompt attention given to nit calls in his line and nt low Address Robert P 0 County consin Will II Dealer in Groceries Provisions Fruit paid for butter eggs ic in west store of Clarke's stoue block 31 ir 7 and Dealer in all kinds j V 103 Spring the House attention given to Repairing 11 I- M- Wholesale deal era in Hats Caps Straw Goods Mittens No Water street Milwaukee Dealer iu Butter Eggs ut depot j 1 Burlier in etc iu basement of JEcna Block l Ex- Jb It ron iaz Two noted Joe and Long Tom bnd a quarrel Last week in a gambling saloon and made a gain to gj across the river wind up this way each one to liis grave to over it and at thy word from a spectator each one to shooting They did do it each one shooting at the head of iiia grave Five abuts fired two from Joe killing Tom three from Tom wounding Joe It took twenty time away from oui it done up legally As soon as tire crowd and ing and gambling as if nothing out of thf way and it was not day lor During course of a trial for the recovery of a sum of litt a witness a conversation between the and he had to the of plaintiff Said witness way duly sworn and to his testimony when the lawyer tor the defence got to the evidence of the witness on the ground of its being and started in- law books as say was The lungli by novel of- the rule was was some time before order court suggested j mean it was not say replied it was that the witness heard the matter of course was hearsay and as against of the court to exceptions reads this will probably further say evidence a born in- having any One poker the were getting But since j tired and very fry lie commenced to when 1 discharge the case and ithe was extremely stapled him upd by stop w.ith'your or we won't at Well old fellow down some lie appealed to the court for protection honorable told him not the boys much as habit dr tliey would give verdict The laugh comps in now He would not stop his when without paying any or charge their verdict aud to me against him of course and of ing the court to go take a of pagne me cousin lauing a tbe tho generally found to tree safety Hard-on unnatural fruit but ply sec A Jew peddlar barber in tbe lower the weeks Jew got bis the money the the of the and placed in my hands themselves oyer tbe and not to and to arrest tlie Jew I sent the him and brought court the money he for said 1 to pay it my refused I tue officer to peel him and take thing from him which was did The Jew got their money the court got liees and a new to the bankrupt Congress failed to insert You are a little ahead of down ton we do it ou the square PROBATE BUSINESS Our first a case A ger died here very suddenly by the -I of says and ordered them up time they on some ho made Tlie they thought a bit of about to explode In a com- said forth the 1 I out till the and as I came in me cou left bulling away at the empty benches Do you find a precedent for this in any of the legal works i It is offered to juries for their benefit entirely for that class who have sit and listen to some windy shyster when the day is hot and the lager cool McGRAUT a Strong front Tin aten 70 J MISHTER position of Chafe as well it is singular how very often of his cousin and the is men die hVre in and had on of unpleasantness as well as person over in greenbacks I of it and for to come forward and claim In tho mean time of our zens the acting probate judge and got the trator got the papers up to and got tlie money spent it it did not last long We was having tbe IV He and was elected while be found of the papers in the they had very mysteriously eloped from the office Finally one of the heirs came along aud made en- into the mutter and became mary a dollar would 16 got from that so be again 1 he ol probate was ant three bullets in run out like DIB Indian party of our boys went aUo City licenses for iii his lint will j lie tc v Stf Jons Licensed Co will attend to all business in his line in Waukesha and adjoining counties ges moderate E A and Carriage Main Street Waukesha Wis All kinds of repairing douo Promptly and Cheaply Saddler and Harness maker Shop o St Steits barber shop Wia Mill Livery and Sale Stable Horses and Carriages furnished at short notice Office on Mam fey doors east of the American Housed esha keeps constantly on hand a select of Coffins Custom Wort done to trom the very best material in workmanship aud latest style Buying for I am able to sell all goods in my line 25 per ct cheaper than auy house West Cull and examine inj stock before purchasing O it Hour bait Dried and ltd Fruit's and all kinds of in their season ciha Wis 87 in Groceries Provisions Glass and Ware Also Superior Flour on Store in Cork's block formerly street 1 JT AND CLOAK Would Inform b wort at rooms over cab The u in So door south the Bank on West St Fashionable Boot and Shoe maker opposite tor and all kinds work done promptly and in tb'e lo received an order neighboring on the of De- to proceed at hold an inquest of- robes and went proceeded to the quarters of the and there found all bled ready jury and the body in shape I pleased with the ness of and said we would to business at once Here was a pause it was the custom of the fort with a stranger within their gates Not wishing to break the rules of the straps we got outside of the usual and the general led the way to the tb'e out the coroner bringing up the rear We heard laughing going on and something wrong but kept OD the cavalcade brought up around a table was ed to a dead flanked in the military style by bottles with seals ou and representatives from the fur fia acd feather department to close up the gaping ranks coroner lUe sat down not on tbe and at once commenced their tions and from the evidence before the unanimous opinion ot that iury that deceased had come to a sudden death by the hands of a scout and that said scout was justified defence in shooting him Whereupon the turkey was ordered to-be decently done while a em of glasses filled with champagne rattled human rather like i i The first murder ever tried was in the case of a man brought from Indians lost aurl thein very unexpectedly only about hundred of them Well was a go was i i i i fraught wid danger There are all about the that take advantage of their own obscurity to sin was a bit of a spache Says there have been many to what people of Illinois think of may have lod to believe 1 was not popular iu tbe State of im nativity from which 1 rose from the position of tanner to that of this great and glorious I have taken the liberty of calling you together for the purpose of showing you a which I received State to-day that you may is strong feel ing for me there yet Tno intrinsic value of this is not but it shows that the hearts of the people their Chief They all crowded around the box to get a first view of the As I raised the cover the jumped out struck an Be the piper that played before was a skunk And he saluted He didn't show any partiality on account of rank but served all alike Coon is says f bowlding me nose wid me coat tail Shiver me says folding his nose iu the skirt of Bridget's dress from mo do things to us that would not be I fog says Bridget tolerated at all if we were only catching them wonce We have been the victims of the au fraud and I am sick till me ach from thinking of it Bridget is sick and so is me cousin land wasn't for a bit af that was left be mistake Year's know do I but we mislit all be dead And fliat n blow that woald be till the to be sure The cause of the prisons of in royal family is A- day or two since a box was at the it might be an machine so he axed me to On the top of the bos was a was as fallows January as good of the i ff fri t ill P t at their and throw up picket breast not iu yez a1 of the ov coon finest toi be in the whole make yez a him a lie and u i T death to the to run and the like my opinion that the coon is n bird that should be our national emblem aud take the the in tha the people From his habits lie is better for the tlian the agio bushy tale in the to javelin of an foe is emblem His striped head and the stars which his enemies are made and emblem of cur waves over tlie Freedman's hangs at half for the death of anybody this coon cherish him in yer hearts feed him rotten give plenty of wather and heard from iu the councils of the nation Relatively thine OLE P have inquiries and can't the at this place is any of the I would humbly pray that original Grant see be ma name be remuneration for tire coon OMS lether over in the till me cousin who was billiards wid a lady from Chicago He read the lether while the woman was a and towld me take to if the was worth the office to baye the Grantson office delay :-1 thought coon would pick tbe pockets of visitors I could get me money back out of him So I to wid the man at waited made out Me almost fails me fhen I thiy story works by digging into with their while they bad on at their at the same it made pretty lively work for them it did One of tbe boys was named Hogg and as he was digging away one of his com- rades who not resist tbe ation of a out to him root The laugh from the ance of the boys was so uproarious that the Indians actually paused in their around the devoted and almost doomed band but Hogg kept on rooting and only got three shots in: the seat of his pantaloons it had the effect of curing the er remedy discovered for this com- plaint is to advertise DAY tbe mokes in to-day from the plains having any A company of came and not Indians capered town got swore they were going to dey wasn't carry dere guns for noting So after slashing around extensively with their they finally shot a storekeeper they and brought up for ex- amination something of at- The guilt was proven very conclusively aud they were ordered poor jail deal to answer for in not in as the wanted a little the three weTe M out and escorted wbere the with the or effects violent Ji poor Hanging code som a kick wid one foot skunk wid the other It's a confirmed says Hoore stopping up his nose wid Uvo champagne corks us says me against and a drop of wather from his uose on ale shirt bosoni I suppose I to give you an of position we were in There was only one thing lo do tho skunk to servant for his and whit to our our clothes ami have the ones we had on time -out of This of us clothes to spire Thp houso like a Sanitary nnd is We have hired it cleaned be the job i Me cousin abed He called bis and made me take a bloody oath to revenged on the perpetrator of this deed how upon be the of says-J The only reply made was to a bootjack at roe head Your friend I3 I start at for to wreak summary vengeance on the man who wid a Will send you full particulars of his dying con- T why do you whistle Cause I'm happy mister What makes Cause I got a new shirt herc ain't it It don't look very new what is it made Why tis new mam made it yesterday out of dad's And what was dad's old un made Why cnl of granny's old sheets what her Mam gave heiv -A boy stole a burg Va day and while protesting his unwittingly pressed it as he endeavored to hide it more completely under his doll and the negro who had never beard of crying dolls before turned and thought a ed iu bis case The other day with a carpet bag in one and in the accosted one of the street gamins with the question Say the quickest way for me to get to the railroad depot Kun was the response case of- love dat kicked me in: de and day vanished Proceeding description of the earth i3 composed the or It is kind of limestone made of particles roe of a fisb j Jurassic of in are almost entirely of it's rocks II is composed of strata of stone shale stone each of has its ties but to describe make this article too long Among its sils which are abundant fragmentary remains of about a ed quadrupeds are found but the most powerful animals ot thu oolite period were ot lizard kind the ichthyosaurus fish and plesiosaurus almost a were dominant in the seas the lo-saurus thirty feet long and was lord of the dry land while the wing a lizard having the anterior limbs de- like the wings of a bat ened the air in flocks The chalk or cretaceous group hit creta Tbo chalk bed is about 1000 feet in thickness the per half containing pieces of flint but the greater portion of the group and upon which the chalk rests is com- posed of layers of limestones clays and sand In these last the fossils arc not much from of the oolite rocks but tho chalk con- tains no remains of land animals or plants Above the chalk is a decided change in the character of both the rocks and fossils indicating a new order of things rocks of the chalk groups are designated and those above the chalk tertiary though these are at leust four distinct eras comprised in the period during which thu rocks that we are ed with were deposited or formed The eocene recent This group thus named because about 3 per cent of the shells found in its beds are of the same species as some of now living iu our seas and ers and because the other animals of this period though differing yet approximate in some degree to the living inhabitants of the earth eocene beds not nearly so ex- tensive as strata of the oMer but occur in hollows or basins in the chalk as tbo London basin the Paris basin and are composed of sands coarse stone and the rock from which buhr are made The less Tho buds of this group arc chiefly of clay marl mineralized and basalt Among the remains those ot thp elephant key appear for the first time of shells about 25 per cent belong to existing species The Tbo beds belonging to this are of extent they are of shelly saiid with thin beds of limestone of the organic remains about 70 cent of those of animals are of ing species The pleistocene most This group consists of bogs ancient forests with dirt sand in some places with shells loam clay and clay without or seems to come from the north and is spread over nearly the whole of the north half of the northern temperate zone Iir Wisconsin it rests upon the tain limestone and is almost where met with immediately below the soil it is composed of clay mixed with the boulders of different kinds of rocks the larger pieces on the face and far from being evenly dis- The fossils if any con- in the boulders aje the same as those peculiar to the rocks from they have been removed but the clay itself contains no organic remains During tho early part of the pleistocene period it appears from the nature of the shells in the beds which all belong to species now living in the Arctic seas and from the character of the its that is now the northern ate was most intensely cold that the seas were crowded with bergs and tbe land covered with ciers Another change and the was about the same as in our own times the animals and plants fering but little from species Then the mastodon elephant erous tapir and hyena roamed in forests and America and as human skulls and tools of flint with handles made of the horns of an extinct species of deer have been found associated the bones the animals just named there can be doubt but that man was rary those animals bht no trace of existence of man has vet been discovered in tho boulder clay nor in any older bed than that A school master of Irs fair a Dropping a perplexed she readily sir but I don t like   

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