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7 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
0s October 18th 1868

II ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Jame. Ga..My: '' N'' 1'O''
sIa: You hereby notified to appear at this Office
n The forenoon Ut the said day and then and there
I'll cause why your Ho estead Ent No. zUl4,
made by you November LIST, 1865, upon the Sc r.
ahds subject to sale at st Cloud MINI. should not
be Cancelled, az Clement i'll alleges an abandonment
thereof by you aud proposes then and there to show
inc saLe wnen you will be permitted to contest such
showing.
oe.1ssxl Il. c. = B ~R SHxSe1 Reesiive,.
STAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
- October IA, 1865.
Sir: You hereby notified to apt ear at this of.e
on tne 70 DAY or DECEMBER 1868, at 10 O'Clock in
ne forenoon 81 the said Gay, and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 434s made by
= aud n lie II section 5, township ~. range
In tno district IF lands subject sale at st. Cloud
aAnn, Should not be cance.ed, as Peter Peck
then and there " show the same when you viii be
,se i. {. WAIT, Register,
II s. LAND UEflCE, sr. CLOUD, MINI.
~ octouer 18th, 1865.
e'A: A"u are hereby notned to appear at this Office
90 'ne III "a " DE.EMbEk, zoos, At ~ o'clock in
~""". WY 1Vu A"nestesu E.n,ry NJ. 44ll laxde BY
y" ot.'oeA -atn, 1867, upon lie ~ II section &
o"Ao-ik IA, Eauee ~, IN tile u lands suit
Je1t ~ sac 81 loud Mimi, suvuu Lot u. ca,cred
AS ->a~I M"e. ell alleges auailuvu.eul there.
W Soo, au'l Upuses tAea SNOW LIE .ams
"hen >ou "Iii w eru4itea " cvi.eol sucu suvwlux
=.u II. y. hAAA, keSieler,
Ao'o o"A II. y. BEkb..AA, keceiver,
GLAND Vff1Ck, 81. CLuUn, MINI,
~ November Z, lotto.
-a'suEeU JQckSOn:
eAk You are hereby n0tined to appear at this office
on tue 1o1a DAY DECkABEk, 1900, n ~ o'clvck IA
Tue forenoon OF tho ss:a osy, ten there ai,ow
tause why your Homestead Entry No. 3AA7 upsde by
you February 10th, ls67, upon the ~ II se u 10 Il
Nv n section ., NV - Mt n ne II NV Il
section IL, township 16, range 81 in tie District
OF Lands SUBJECT to sale ii, Clouu, MINI should
not oe Gallo lied, - John l.. Ewing ALLEGES W
aosnounMent thereof BY you, and proposes then apa
.nsfe " SHOW the same, wh=n yvu viii bs permitted
d. G. WAIT, Register,
novo6w5 II. Z. bUkBANh, Keceives.
ii $. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
| Duset II. Bennett:
sk :fou hereby notified to appear at this Office
On Tue lara DAY " DECEMBER, 1866, 1t IL O'clock
" she lorenOon uf the sal. day, aua then and there
$40" cause why your Homestead Entry o. II mad.
ny You August Avti, lo65, upUn the Bw " section u.
township La, range 81, in the District OF land.
subject " sale ~ st. Cloud, Minn, should not be
| cahceled. as John Moog alleges an abandonment;
tne eoI NY you and then and there to show
Tie sane, when you WILL I've permitted to contest sucL
| showing.
| II. c. WAIT, Register
| nov5-6w5 H. c. BURBANK, Receiver
I
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Our stock Of violins, violinccllos, Con-
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro-
nets: Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deems, Strings, ETC., is complete.
Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tunedand repaired.
Orders attended to with Pronptness
-; :.': v3n26-1v
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Located along their two Railroad Lines
Wis.,: from st. Paul vie st. Anthony,
s5soAloks, Sc. Cloud and Sank Rsp- <;
.o2:'ids ~ Watab, and from st. An:.1f'
:::thony Va Minneapolis, Wy:
;ssttS, Crow River, Wsvsr-
'..,1 and Forest City to - 49,,
the'western;bsuu-
diary Of the To-
-. =. 's.:: 6ta.0.-' a.: - -. ::
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MISS.
~ OctoLtr u lht.a


1I1, .. octoter II, l5ss.
or, , No., "a are hereby notified appear at this Office
he '' 20 'on Of the aid day and tt,en and ,tsr I
.1',, WY your HoEestead EutIy No. 1872. maae Lv
tow io~ns Al' ~ IN, is5 upon Ii. e .ec;iyn :
subject to Eae at St. Cloud Nin, .In,d ~, 49,.
nanee,1a a. ". IL Andrex. ai.ge. au ab.;,,,:,
ment Thereof ny you and propose. then and ,;'e-.
test such showing. ~ -''''' ~ - c+i'
II. c. WAIT, Register,
oetz@o~I IL. G. BLkB AK, Keteye.
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/ b. LAND OFFICE. ct. CLOUD, MINN..
S1o,t:n. p October u, 1868.

siE: You are hereby notified tn sn,.,. .. .,:a
on the 9rH DAYo DECEMBER 49, at 10 sI, o,. 10
the forenoon of the said day snd then ard tt,.rs m
cause WY your n9luestead Entry NJ Ale, mad. Nv
section 10 township H. range zs, il the Di.trc. g.,
anus snHject to sale at st. Cloud, Miun should No.,
W. eaheeied az Frederick Meyer aIitge. an abantr
.i nerso1 by you, and proposes then and there u,
res, snc sanie Shcn you will be perui:ied to con
oct22 Gw ~ e KIiEn.E
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1 GENTS WANTKD.-Some hiugnew. Everya m.
IA ~ wants IL. GsL vAN1o liver PLATING Fu1D.
cts for sample HAMS Co., 81 North sth st., phia
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AKnd n. NctCbo7y:
MADAM: You are hereby notified tn .n,es- 81. 49,.
Office on the 21s1 DAY OF DECEMBER, IS6s. At 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of the said day and
made by You June ID 1866, upon the X ne1I ~
Sc section 80 township 12e, range 81, in the DEs is
t:t Of lands subject to sale At St. Cloud MINI
snouia net he Cancelled as William T. Balm alleges
an abandonment thereof by you. and nronoses
then and there to show the same, when Won vii, be
permitted to contest such showing
HENRY C. WAIT. REGISTER
nov5-6w5 H. C. BuRRANE $500;
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI.
IL October 18th, iso,.

+. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIN.
~ October 18th, 1865.
or You are hereby notified to appear at this oace
on o.! the s1H DAY OF DECEMBER, 1865, a, ~ yc.LE
Ia Tue forenoon Of the said day. aud then and tL-r=
snow cause why your Homestead Entry n. Az.
maze =, 1y you July z. th: 1867 upon the sw 4 ssc
. .lvn 81 township ~, range S. and Il Nv
seeton ., town l2o, range 30, in the District ii
tauos SUBJECT to sale al st. Cloud N;ur stould ,-
ne Cancelled as iliiam Max alleges an abandonu..11
.hereof by you, and PROPOSES then and there to Show
showing. n Z: W1Tr p ~ so d 3oen
oct<1oWu II. e. BURBANK Raceiv.r
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AND VFFICk ST. CLOUD. NINN.
- October 18th, 1868.
st: foo are hereby notified appear at ,l,i. Office
w ~; t te tv1A DAY " DEEEAREk lsos 4, ~ o'clock
eAo. 1ose why your Homestead Entry No 23.1.
. sene o. you December z4th, 1865 upon tie NV
lands subject 10 sale At St. Cloud MINI. shoui M
be Cancelled, a. John Mcshane alleges IN abandon
ment thereof BY you and proposes then and thee -
test such showing VIZ
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r. Y. Box 1879 St. Paul. Mlna. v10n2S-l
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PATENT MEDICINES

Trusses and SHOULDER Braces; Kerosene
Lamps and Fixtures; the choicest .
@s3aSrands, Of chewing and smoking +:
- Tobacco; Imported and
- american Perfumery and Toilet
tArticles; great varietyof Hair
Oils, Colognes, Pomades AID Soaps;
Hair, Flesh, Nail, and Tooth Brushes.
s-~!-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

only now. in The hour o. It's highest
triumph. stands first among its leaders.
Nevertheless be would make an able SEN
ator, and be an honor and credit to the
State but for his future support Of TIE
principles Of our party we must depend
more upon his present promises than up
on his political history. more upan what
he ought to 70 in tia future than upon
what he has done in the past
There have been other names mention
ed for this office and among them orr
former townsman and present able and
popular Attorney General, Chas R. Gill,
all Of whom have claims perhaps equal to
those mentioned above, and we can only
hope that impartial wisdom aud patriot
ism will dictate the selection Of the right
man TO- the high Office
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THE RESULT IN WISCONSIN.

= Twenty thousand Republican majority.
FIVE out of six congressman, q legislature
largely republican in both branches and
the certainty of a republican successor
to the recreant Doohttle, are few Of the
results of the election IN this State.
Hereafter we hope that no audacious
scribbler will impose tic ignominy upon
Wisconsin of chasing her among the
doubtful States. IF such results as tie
above with full vote, do not established
the fact that our State is reliably repub-
lican, we despair of finding other means
that will While the general result gives
unmingled satisfaction there is no doubt
that the reelection Of Gen. Halbert E.
Paine il hailed with greater and more
general delight than any other one result
ofthe election. His competitor, after
expanding $4,000, as it is said, and be-
ing backed by the influence OF two rail
roads and powerful personal patronage
was obliged TO succumb to a man vino
had n0ne of these means tc further his
cause but Who simply depended upon
his past record and services as a soldier
and as Representative in Congress, and up
on the strong hold which his fine abilities,
noble character and purity of purpose
had given him upon the people OF his
District. TWAS a square contest between
merit and worth in the one land, and
wealth and power upon the other. The
result vindicates most satisfactorily the
merit of a Republican 70 m Of Govern
ment and demonstrates the fact that the
people as mass cannot be corrupted
All hail to the noble Republicans of the
First District 3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11
MATT. Z. CARPENTER .

Nh Carpenter Is now probably the
most conspieious candidate for Senator IL
the State, as he has soug 1t to make his
election an issue, in the selection of mem
bers Of the Legislature. We certainly
do not approve of this method of fore
Sailing the free and voluntary choice Of
the joint Conyen lion Of the Senate and
Assembly, but nevertheless this should
not prejudice his claims for the Office, if
they are superior to those of others His
eloquenee, learning and ability amply
qualify him for the place in these re-
speots hs stands In the front rank Of our
leading men throughout the country.
Still like all great men he Is liable to
criticism.
As reasoner he is more disoursive
than terse, more plausible than sound.
HIS information ls more general than
minute, and his style Of orator7 more forid
and ornate than convincing and impress
siye; and he bears about him the air and
appearance ofinsincerity- He has mo re
the litigiOus character of the:lawyer, than
the impartial and uuprejudiced Judgment
the Statesman. As politician he is Of
changeable and dckle-nos probably from
dishonest or Interested motives, but rather
from hasty and uncousderate Judgment
more from impulse than well considered
conviction. He has nsyer until very re-
Gently annouuced bis sdhesior &c tde Re
publican party o. hia unqualified support
OF its p.inoipiss. Throughout ts long
atsu5slea he has bitterly opposed 1t and
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

a PlrEEUL CASE little darkey was
racenty found sitting On the atoop of a
fashionable house not Tar from Saratoga,
crying pitifuily. whats de matter wid
you 7" asked colered woman. "Dc
matters nuf-doubie trouble all ober dc
house. Fader ara drunk-mudder hab
gone home wid cioze-sis broke de lookin'
glass wild de broomstick-de baby got her
eyes full OBJ kyan pepper, and little Ned
Anthony put de mustard on de hair for
goose grease. put salt n my tea for white
sugar, and it made me sea sick. De dog
licked Ned's face and got his mouth iull
of mustard, and lies under dc bed how
lin. De kitten got her head in de milk
pot, and | cut her head off to save de
pitcher, and den | hab to break de pitcher
to get de head out. aud de way I'll get
licked when mudder comes home for SGT
tin de bed afre, will be SIM"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

On the night Of election an immense
crowd gathered at Il 9 Chamber Of Com
merce Rooms in Milwaukee to hear elec.
ton returns. The assembly vas compos
ed mostly of Republicans, and as the re
turns began to come in each ward doing
better than had been expected, the ex-
element became intense, until at last,
as one of the German wards which had
been claimed by the Democrats as good
for / 100 and conceded by the Republi-
cans at 900, was reported at only 600
majority, the scene was one Of the widest
and most unbounded enthusiasm
Scarcely had the excitement moderated
again when the report came that Racine
County had given LOO majority and
Immediately the most deafening and
neutrality-suspicious. burst from the asse
bled throng, for every one knew that the
hero of Port Hudso was again the choice
of the people.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

TIE BEST JOKE OF TIRE Seasonal
member Of the freshman class of Prince
ton College asked another one, whom he
thought to be better posted than himself,
where he students had their washing
done. His friend quietly pointed him to
house which one Of the most portlT and
diguifed of the faculty occupies as h 8
residence, md the freshman forthwith
repaired thither with the soiled linen
snugly stored in his vaise. He knocked
at the door and the professor answered
in person, whsu the student, quite as a
matter of course, minded up bis valse,
remarking that there were SOME clothes
which he wanted washed Drawing him
self up to his full height, the astonished
professor could only ezclaim Young
man, you have been most eyre ,gi Gus ly
imposed upon - and feeling that Ian
guage could not do justice to the subject,
he could only distend his cheeks until
the breath confined within them found
escape between his lips in blast which
sent the bewillered freshman precipitate-
II 10 his quarters.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

NERVOUS DEBILITY, with it; gloomy at.
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tary emissions, lois of semen spermato rrhoaa
loss of power, dizzy head, loss of memory end
threatened impotence and imbeciity, end g
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entire man. They have cured thousands of
cases Price SIS per package OF six boxes and
vial which is very Important in obstinate or
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Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEopArHrc
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FAY A full assortment of the above for So ,e
in Watertown by w. G. Fountain and e. John
ston.
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EVERY
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OWN
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How Lost, How Restored.

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himself cheapiy, privately, and radically.
bs90 This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope, to any
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A Meeting is to be held at bfilw.u-
kes to take measures to assist the suffer
ers in Switzerland By tbs late terrible
acc5a G the Rhine
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A bASKA DIAMONDS. "A newly discover
~ cd transparent carbonised quartz, equal in
ori!Iiancy 20 the real disr ond, mounted at oar
awn factory, in artistic diamond settings gu0r.
antsee .ae goia, apd sold by Us at cne,ff:sstk Df
the cost OF real diamonds, to which they are
equal in every respect except intrinsic valus
Solitaire Ear drops per pair, SIS and Sc; Sol.
taire finger rings, 50 and $40; solitaire gen.s
bosom pins, So, SIS, So, $40, SIS, 20, So!isAigs
gents studs, per set, So, SIS, $io cluster gents
bosom pins. 10 az sl2 gents cluster bosom
pm with tail, So cluster pin and Earrings.
; and S2b; cluster cross, IS, $40 and SIS,
cluster cross bosom rin and earrings, $40 aud
S2S; cluster finger rings, IS, SO, $40 snd Sla
Orders less than SIS must De accompsni-
ed with Post Office Order, sod tho goods ssas
free. Orders exceeding that amount by OK
press, for collection on delivery, customers PEI
ing al express charges.
TRY Us. Address,
JAMES T. MONROE 3 co,
Importers and Manufacturers,
Ie5 Broadway, Nsw York
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: AIKEN tto.

Came into the Enclosure of the subscriber, in
This city. November It'll, 1863. one by mare
colt. about four months cid, With white star
II The forehead. TAe owner rs requested 10
prove property, psy charges ard take the samc
away. :. z EyaS9
Watertown, Nor. 9. 1868.
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With the COTTAGE

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PRESS and the print
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With each Office, ena-
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get at work without q
previous knowledge OF
printing. a circular,
containing full descrip-
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Our Specimen Sheets of
type, cuts, &C., ten
cents.
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AGENT For
ADAMS PRESS Co.,
rs Cortland ST.,
NEW YORK.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

Another year is drawing to close.
1t has been frsught with blessings to the
people OF this State. We have enjoyed
exemption from pestilenee from social
commissions aud from al widespread ca
lami'ies. Field and sky hare ministered
to q boantiful harvest, and in every wor
thy pursuit industry has been richly re.
Warded. Under the benign influences Of
peace. the energies Of the people haze
been directed to the development of our
vast resources, and on every hand have
been multiplied the evidences of uuexam-
pied growth and progress Not only in
material things have we been prospered
during the past year, but an unusual i'm
proTement in our spiritual and educational
interests has added to the power Of the
State and contributed to the elevation and
happiness Of the people, For these, and
other and manifold blessings, ought we to
set apart day on which to unite in ex
preston of gratitude TO God.
In recognition of this duty, I, Lucius
falrchild, commend that THURSDAY.
THE 26ru DAY Or NOVEMBER
next, be observed by the people Of this
State, III the usual manner, as day Of
Public Thanksgiving.
Given under my hand and the great seal
Of the State, in tn; Executive
Chamber, at Madison, this
L S. thirteenth day of October, in
the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and
sixty eight.
LUCIUS FAIRUHILD.
By the Governor:
THOMAS s. ALLtN.
Secetary OF State.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

The Democratic majority in Mil.
waukee is less than 5000 This is
great improvement on the times VIXEN it
took both Rock and Walworth to balance
Milwaukee, Rock is now alone suff.
cient for the task aud has over 500 to
SOarp
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-E0sEesG CASH Price.

Cal and examine our superior stock at our
new store on West Avenue, or at our Wholesale
store on West Water street, and we will be
sure to please you.
All other fruits, green and dried, always
Kept On band at wholesale or retail Nov is
the time to procure your supply for the winter.
w sell 6rst.rate Article and sell chean.
W00DARD L BRO.
Eo fe-te- 10Th, 1858. If
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THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

According to the latest returns the
electoral vote of the United States will be
divided as follows:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

noie number, sci; necessary 10 choice,
lag.
Grants majority Of the popular vote
will be about 300 eco.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

In cur next We hope to give full aud
reliable election returns CT this County,
State and cauntrv ct large.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

CIRCUIT COURT-Oodge County. Narsis
" Conner, Plaintiff against Mary Conner,
Defendant.--The State of Wisconsin.
To the above named defendant: Yo3 ere
hereby summoned aud required to answer She
complaint in this action, which will De flied ia
the Office Of the Clerk of tie Court ct Juneau,
in said County, and serve copy Of your answer
on the subscribers, st their Office, in the City Of
WATERFOWL, within twenty days after the serr-
ice hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service;
aud if you fail TO answer the complaint as
aforesaid, the Plaintiff viii apply to the Caugt
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated September 23d, 1853
ORION s. MULBERGER,
Plaintiff Attorneys
To the above named Defendant: Take ne-
tice that the complaint in this action was Sled
IN the Office of the Clerk Of said Court, 3. Jg.
neau, in said County, on the l4th day Ct Or
tober, I'D. 1868.
ORION & MULBERGER
5l-7w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Wisconsin will probably give $4,000
maJority for Grant.
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B EST APPLE

to be found, and superintendent the putting of
them up. They consist of all varieties, among
which will be found the choicest and most ia
vorite, all carefully packed, and in good con-
dition. We offer them by the barrel at the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

HAVE spared no pains nor expense in 1T
= ting up my market in fgst-ctass style, snd
am confident that can insure satisfaction 70
all who may favor ns with their patronage.
Market on Secoa 4 Street near the co1as; "a
Main +. HOfFAAN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

o You want Stylish HAITI II you do. 30
L. to the
CITY Hat and CAP STORE,
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STORE.
Oyster and Dining Rooms.

The Subscriber would announce to the puh!is
that be has Just elegantly fitted up auis Of
Dining Rooms in the
BANK. or IA TERTO WN BLOCK
on First street, where he is now prepared to
receive individuals and parties, who may wish
dish Of Oysters, and servo them at ell hours
and in every style which may be desired.
Fruits, Candies Pies Cakes, Hot Coffee, Sas.
dimes, and everything else in my line, aiEaya
kept on hand for sale. Ne pains will be spared
to make this establishment the plessantest plaza
of resort in the city
LEONARD STALLNANN.
Watertown Oct 20, 1868. Sims
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

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