Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-14


District in t Legislature He was the late
Republican candidate for County Judge and
| made an unusually strsng run. His office is
in Noack's block, corner of Main and Second
streets.
Physicians.
DR.. II. n Barber, Eclectic Physician, is one
of our Oldest residents and has very extensive
practice. Office over the store recently occupi
ed by A. Peterson. sss
DR.. r. NJ. Wigginton has more recen tly To-
Gated in our place, but he evidently has secured
the confide nee of the community; office over
Bank of Watertown
DR.. P. J. Montgomery, homeopathic Physi-
clan and Surgeon, has been but few months
q resident of this city. He has already how
ever, an Intensive "ride" Office few doors
west Of the Linden House.
Dentists.
ShulZe and Solliday are well known and
popular Dentists. They extract teeth without
pain by means of yitalized air. Office over
Bank of Watertown.
c. P. Southwell is a skillful workman in all
departments of the denta! art, and gives good
satisfaction. Office in Post Office block.
Dry Goods Merchants.
R. l. Il. S. Howell, who for so many wears
kept store" on the west 81 e. have recently
taken the store lately occupied by A. Peterson
and filed it with a large stock of new goods.
We have no better or more reliable business
men than these gentlemen
j. Moulton, who has been long and faTorab,y
known il our community as a prominent bust
ness man, has fourisning trade at the old
corner store formerly occupied by l. T. Pear
son, whom Mr. Moulton bought out last fall
Mr.. Mouton in addition to dry goods keeps a
stock OF staple Groceries, as also do the Messrs
Howell.
Grocery Stores.
F P. Brook & Co. still occupy the Red
Front" store, and display their goods in such
tempting style that whoever enters will be
sure to purchase something before leaving.
Their Fruit anu Confectionery stole still -four
ishes on the bridge.
]. ". Mentink keeps large and well select
ed stock of Groceries, Provisions, Canned and
fresh Fruits of every variety at his store on
the bridge. He also deals extensively IN crock
cry of all kinds.
Joseph Barber upon I'd street. few doors
south Of MAN, always has on hand q stock of
good, fresh Groceries, keeps a neat and inviting
store, and by liberal and fair dealing is build
in up good business.
Story s. Dinsmore have recently come to our
city and may be found upon the west side, two
doors east of the Linden House. They have
new and well selected stock Of staple and fancy
groceries. They also deal in farm produce and
aim to kee p con stantly on hand frst-cla
article Of table butter, a fact which it will be
well for our city patrons to note.
Chas. Goette, on Main street. between Fourth
and Fifth streets, who wa recently blown up
BY can of ''non-explosive oil" is at last in
RAINING order again and ready to see his old
and new ones.
Drug Stores.
T. ". Sprague occupies the old stand which
has, from times before the memory of all but the
oldest sett lers, been kept as Drug store, end
has good stock of drugs oils, paints, var
uishes, window shades, and also school books
and stationery.
L. & J. H. Shulz have been in our city about
two years, bit have already an excellent and
well established business. They may be found
nearrv. opnosita Snrarna's store
Book Stores.
Clark and Fountain have q n excellent assert
ment of school, standard and miscellaneous
books, also stationery and all other articles in
their line. Mr. Fountain also keeps a stock Of
Drugs and Medicines. Store at east end of
Main street bridge.
A Babenroth holds forth on the south side
of Main street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, and has good assortment Of school
books and stationery. He also does all kind
of book binding.
We shall continue these notices in our next
paper.
BOARD OF HEALTH NoTICE.-We
publish in another column the regulatio MS
adopted by our Board Of Health to prevent the
spread of the small pox in our city. This &C
ton of our officers will doubtless accomplish
its object and quiet the alarm which has pre-
vailed since it was known that the disease ex-
istedin our midst. Greatly exaggerated stories