Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-08-26
WHAT OUR NEIGHBoRs SAY.

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/ The REPUBLICAN has received q num-
Der of complimentary notices from
the papers throughout the state, for
which courtesies we return our sincere
thanks. reea esHes ~ =
We publish them below at the risk of
our reputation for modesty, but in accor-
dance with the usual custom It will be
seen that many of our brethren thin k-we
have hard row to hoe; but our field
though rather thin, is wide one, aud
when we do find Republican in this sec
ton hels the genuine article. So we
hope both to make our bread and butter,
and also do something towards pi!ing up
that big majority Wisconsin is going to
give Grant and Colfax this Fall. -
WATERFOWL RBPUB1IoAN.-The Watertown
Republican comes to US this week enlarged and
improved. We hope the Republicans of Jeffer-
son county will give il a generous support, as
the paper is now conducted in q manner that
TeLcCIS CEeulL aDCH Iu0 cOUILy rs we'll as upon
the taste and ability of it's editors - anespiIle
Gazette. @
ENLARGED AND IMpRovED.-The WATERFOWL
Republican comes to us this week enlarged TO
a seven column paper, and otherwise improved
in appearance. NJ. J. H. Reyes has associated
with him our friend Mfr. E. D. Coe as joint edi.
Tor and proprietor Mr.: Coe was formerly
citizen of Beaver Dam, and we know h1m to be
young man of ability and enterprise AID
worthy of success, and to that end has our
best wishes.-Beauer Dam Citizen ta.. =
ENLARGED.-The- WATERFOWL Republican, al
ways an excellent paper, comes to US this week
enlare ed to seven columns and improved in
OF her impo: tant respects. 1t is now one of the
best and most vigorous Republican newspapers
in this State and is doing GOOD service in a
red-hot democratic nest. If TIE editors can get
along without quarreling with their own party
in Watertown, they will do remarkably well.
- Whitewater Register.
The Watertown Republican, which is now
published by Messrs. j.. H. Reyes and E. D.
Coe Col. Gill having sold his interest, has
been enlarged to seven column paper. and is
now one of the best local papers in the State
State Journal. 8et
WATERFOWL REPUBL1CAN.-It comes to Us
this week for the first time in six months, and
much improved because in new hands We
thought that country paper which could not
afford to exchange with its neighbor would
have to sell out before long. The rev pro-
prietors are J H. Reyes and E. D. Coe May
they prosper abrndantly.- Oconomoaooc Badger
The Watertown Republican came to us las t
week enlarged, with a new heading, and other
wise materially improved. We are pleased to
see such evidence of prosperity on the part of
the Republican. - Waupuis Times.
+ The last number of the Watertown Repub-
lican comes to US enlarged from a six to seven
column paper. 1t is now the same size of the
balance of the papers in the county. J. H.
Reyes has lately purchased Col. Gills interest
in that paper and associated with him Mr.. D.
Coe. of WATERFOWL: Jefferson Banner. +
ENLARGED.-The WATERFOWL Republican has
been enlarged to an eight column paper, and
improved conside rably. Any men who have
! the pluck to publish Republican paper in that
| Democratic stronghold, are entitled to liberal
support Success to Reyes Il Coe.-Ripon Re
preventative. -. r.-
THE Watertown Republican came to us last
week enlarged, re dressed, and much improved
1t is now published by Keyes & Coe, whom we
wish success in the unenviable job of publish
ing Republican paper in Prison
City Leader. '-
ENLARGEp.-The Watertown Republican comes
to US enlarged to a seven column paper The
publisher, Mr. J. H. Keyes has associated with
him Mr. E. D. Coe, in the publication of the
paper, which gives it added life and interest
success to the Republican. though Watertown
is hard old town for paper of that stripe to
succeed in.-Berlia Courant u .
| AN fMPRovEMENT-The Watertown RspubE-
can came to us with new head, and enlarged
| to a seven column sheet. 49, -'- ~ ti
+ The Republican situated as it is in a demo-
cratic city and county, has not reclined Upon
q bed ofroses; and we are glad TO Sc that
notwithstanding this it gives evidence of in
creasing prosperity. z.=s. -. -,4-s..s.
The Republican is not excelled aoW by any
paper IN its city-AppLeton Post. t.... ..s..s@
ENLARGED AND IMPRovED-The Watertown
Republican, one of our best exchanges, comes
I to US this week enlarged and otherwise greatly
improved. 1t advocates Republican principles
in an able and fearless manner, and being an
excellent paper generally, we are glad to no
| tice this evidence of prosperity, and hope it
will ever continue Clark Go. Republican.
The Watertown Republican comes to us en-
larged and much improved in appearance.
DeIevan Republican. ag
ENLARGED.-We should have mentioned the
week before last that the Waterfowl Repub-
Iacdn came out enlarged to the size of the Dem
oerat and under another proprietorshp Its
publishers are now Reyes & Coe, the latter
having recently purchased an interest in the
establishment. Of Mr.. Reyes we spoke short
time since, and it is not necessary to repeat
what we then said. Mr.. E. D. Coe is a Young
but ready and vigorous writer, and has the
ABILITY to make lively and iuteres ting Jour
| nal Though not yet practical printer, we
| nope he will find his new pursuit both agree.
aoie and profitable Waterto.on Democrat.
bT During Commencement week at
Harvari College, the Boylston prizes for
the best speaking, FIVE ia number, were
awarded. Richard Greener, the son of a
poor colOred woman, in Boston, carried Of
the first prize. His twenty four competi
tors were all whites, and one of them an
ex rebel from Maryland A person, who
heard the speaking, says of Greener that
| his gestures "Were as graceful az -Edw.rd