Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-13
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A FASHION critic says that the new
for an hour or SO.
SEVEN hundred styles of mourning
cards are advertised by a London
statlOner.
NEVADA is the smallest of the states
in population, but she has very able
state prison, with 125 convicts in it.
A WORTHY mother says that her
daughters beaux are like Juliet's only
love-" known too late "-sometimes as
late as 11:3O p. m.
ALL that Colorado wants to make it a
comfortable place is good water, a good
climate, good soil, and few more Office
hunters.
NASHVILLE reports the advent of a
wonderful grasshopper, which is sup
posed to have been blown from the
sunny South by the recent gales.
A ST.. LEWIS man has invented a
cracker SO exquisite that persons "sigh
as the flavor dies away upon their
BREATH"
The American Sardine Company, on
Jersey Beach, bids fair to excel it's
foreign rivals. Last year the company
disposed of half million cans.
BEECHER's advise is "Don't drink
at all; but if you must drink, let it be
of the right kind, at the right time, and
under the right circumstances.
The woman's crusade has already
succeeded in producing $4,000 newspa-
per pJ,ns, of which the threat of the sa-
loon keepers to malt-treat their visitors
is perhaps the best-that is the worst.
The Patrons Of Husbandry in the
southern states number at present
$500 oranges, and are rapidly increas-
ing. This is about third of all the
subordinate oranges in the United
States.
You've Greene emigrated from Maine
to New York a few months ago, and
wrote to his anxious parents that he
was doing hne-in fact, moving in the
first circles. Itsubsequently transpired
that the clarion voice of the young man
was crying peanuts" in the first circle
of Bowery Theatre.
The Massachusetts, Anglers Associa
ton having been convinced, from the
result Of their Investigations, that smelt
during the spawning season are not
full of PARASITES have nTocnred the
passage Of law to prevent the taking
of them at that time.
OK tho 1ast tr;, Of Tho e+oo,,or e;bo,.;a
to Roston among tho steeraoo , ,aSa
oars was . faniiy Of Ttol;ops anod o.,
follows: Father, AZ mother 43, with
%. 20. 19- II, Is IL ID II II 10 o
5, 7, g. Twelve were bows and three
girls. . .:- -.
FAu1nrs IN tho 1rni+od s+a+es drr;no,
the nast fonr wears as recorded NV l the
mercantile a e,e,1o1 If NM Rar1on1 ?,
Co Of New York ~ - ILL., ''lo" ="
w., , roi,,,uoa 1:,:,:..
1870 3551 go a19 eoo
1911. 1918 s5,252.0OO
1 49, ,169 III ~, o56 OOO
On. - 40, 49',ooo
o5 ~ 5: ho:le O " m s'ates that the
8olo olsIiicI u u Georgia Is apout 10 De
more e1ectuaily developed than hereto
lore: An ONO company mas possession
OF 81 miles OF the Chestatee river, and
DosCon han Oh ten miles. Inns
stream traverses me gold region. and
~, nroo;o,,s mota1 I'LL ,'0po0A'0 u 'ile
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~ DuRlSa =, Inc session OF the Board OF
Irus1 OF OF Inc vanderbilt University, at
Nasnvllle, the secretary OF the Board,
the hev. Il. y; Young, read commu-
nlcatlon from Mr. Vanderb1lt, donating
SloO,OoO TO be used Tor building fund
In order that the university, buildings
may d oe completed III ACCORDANCE with
tne plans heretofore approved by MIN.
In 184S, the French mails carried 1922
600, 900 letters in 1849, 158, ZOO, 900; in
1853, 49,, 900, 900; IN 1857, 252, 100000;
000 in 1871 81 Ssi 600 o0o ~ 1871 J' 9O9
OO0 o00 in 1879 40 Ooo 00O S;nno
1913 the number Of letters ara trehied
which 10 owino m ain1v to tbe effaots ~
W. Mnie 10 49, ast W .te enecIs OF
'l11 po9'''l 80 ~, - ~ oo0v ~. 'ii,' ye"i'
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