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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
MiStni Zpravy.

Politick a sch dze II
ward6 pfisti 70 ba. Zytra
I've stfedu dne %. bf.) odbyv6na bude We
ctvrtnim dome (wardhouse), blize stanice
konske drahy, ma Broadway, We 14te
,ward6, vSeobecna schdze lidu, ably SC oh.
cane poradih, koho mali primerni vol.
be, kteraz dne 80. bf. Eonana bude, "a
tekance navrhnouti. ObGane obecneho
prospGchu dbali, nemeli by ohlizeti sc
ami ma politicke strany ami ma narodnost,
ale dohodnouti Sc o mulch, obecnou di-
y6ru zasluhnjicich, tedy 0 mulch ptede-
vsim spdsobilycb poctivych. Do mest
ske rady mel by navrzen byd mut, kite
ryz by IA. wardu dIstojne m6stske
rad6 zastupoval, muz obecnich zalezitosti
a potfeb znaly, angltiny dokonale mocny
pro dobro prospivani obce vtele Eau
iaty Necht sc voitove takovem muz
dohodnou a afsi American, Czech, Nemec
nebo IrGan volb6 dne 3. dubna prom
hlasuji V teto zemi jest nesmySlem sta
YETI sc ma stanoyisko vylucn6 narodni.
Amerika neni zemi narodnosti ale zemi
obcand, pozivaiicich stejnych pray, jimz
roynou m6rou ma dobre spray6 zeme, sta
tn obce zalezeno byti musi, nebot spat-
nou spravou a darebnym hospodafstyim
trpi vsichni, kdezto spofadane, spofive a
poctiv6 hospodafstvi vsem jest ku prospe
chu jen ne obecnim zlodejIm.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
NaveeSti.

Ufadovna m6stskeho pisafe.
Cleveland, % bfezna, 1876
Opravnenym velicGm obce
Clevelandu:
Uvadi Sc vam timto znamost, abyste
dotycnych wardach mesta Clevelandu
k volbe Sc dostavili, jez konana bude
B. dubna 1876
abyste odevzdali volebni listek sesti
kandidaty pro smirci sondce t6to obce. z
nichz tfi nastonpi ma mist6 John F. Gree
ma, III. p. Batese a Z. w. Goddarda,
jichz lhdta dfadovani vyprs.
Z nafizeni m6stske rady
Ino l.. Nc Intosh,
mestsky pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28

Y / o w T..
Ma prodej nebo ma vym6n u
zapoze kov maj etek
Y Clevelande.
Pozemky ty .isou vytec16, biz zelezni-
ce dobr6ho trim lezi Pockahontas n
Bucna Vista Counts, kde Jest hodn6 Ce-
chd osedlych. Cena nizka, terminy pfi.
zniv6. Blizsi zprava
BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str.
Tez j. V. Sykora Esq. poda zprayu,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
Prvni pOndeli mtSiCe
dubna nejblizSihO.

to jest dne 3. feceneho m6sice 10 hodi-
ne dopoledne anebo drive, t6hoz dne, ma
nasledujicich mistech rozli6nych war
dach feceneho m6sta, jak tuto nasleduji:
V prvni ward6, &. 2. hasi6skGm dome
ulici Champlain.
Y druhe ward6, pfizemi skolni budo-
Wy ulici Rockwell.
Y tfeti ward6, ulici Academy, pOza
di hasiGskeho hlavniho stanu.
We ctvrt6 warde, G. 3. hasicskGm do
me, ulici Huntington
V pate ward6, Tammany Hall, uli-
ci St. Clair.
V sest6 ward6, We Wigwamu ulici
Garden.
V sedm6 warde, {. 5, hasi6sk6m do
me, ulici Phelps.
V osme ward6, ma policeini straznici v
ulici Old Vermont
V devate ward6, ( 4. hasicskem do
me, ma rohu ulic State Church.
V desate ward6, We skolni budoy6 uli
ci Kentucky.
V iedenact6 ward6, (. 6. hasi6skem
dome, ulici Lorain.
Y dvanacte ward6, Oblanderovy sini
ma rohu ulice Columbus Wade avenue.
V tfinact6 wardt, sini Schneebergero
Wy ulici Wiley.
V ttrnacte ward6, We skolni budoy6
ulici Trumbull.
V patnact6 wardd, We wigwamu ulici
Ocean.
V sestn4ct6 wardt, budov6 Relief We
skole Euclid Avenue.
V sedmnacte ward6, hasi6sk6m dome
ulic Doan.
Y osmnacte ward6, Towen Hall.
Recent voli6ove necht mistech tuto
udanych pred 6tou hodinou yeGerni, feGe
neho dne, pfikroci k volb6 nasleduicich
ufedniki:
Jednoho ddv6rnika voddrny;
Jednoho dGvernika hfbitOv8;
Jednoho feditele chudobnce;
Ctyf policejnich komisar6-z nichz ie-
den slouziti ma jeden rok, jeden diva roxy,
jeden tn roxy a posl6ze jeden Gtyry roxy
Deseti konstebl8.
Vschni tuto jmenovani urednici budou
yOleni celeho mesta.
Recent volicove mali voliti dotyG-
nych wardaeh nasleduiici tredniky;
Jednoho radniho iednoho odhadtiho
(assessora) z kazde wardy mesta.
Taktez jednoho elena skolniho vyboru
nasledujicich ward; druhe, ctvrt6, Sc
ste, osme, desate, dvanacte, ctrnacte, sest
nacte a osmnact6.
Dano a opatfeno mym odpisem a
Peter dtedni pecetl dne roku svrchu
udan6ho
N. Z. Payne,
purkmistr
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28

C"horomyslny. V okresni satla
We naleza Sc choromyslny jmenem Lucius
Peck, nekdeisf pisaf u vrchniho soudu v
Montana. Clovek ten jest posedly my
sleukou, ze spachal kdys blazinci vseli-
ke ukrutnosti. Casem jest 1plne phi ro-
zumu a tn sepisuje pametnosti sveho
zivota,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28

Di.vadlo ,Budivoje.' V ned6li
davano po delsi pfestavce sini V. Ry.
chlika divadelni pfedstaveni ,,Dib!ik",
obraz re zivota. Vysoce poutavy kus
tento sehran velmi pecliv6. Do podrobn6
kritiky nem6zeme Sc pustiti, jezto jsne
pro nemoc rodin6 pfedstaveni pfitomni
byti nemohli. Navst6va byla Sc zfetelem
k penezni tisni obstojna. Po divadle byl
pies, kteryz trvaI az skoro do bilGho rama,
dikaz to, ze Sc spolecnost yelmi dobfe
bavila
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
PrOV0ldni purkniStra.

Purkmistrova kancelaf,

Ma zaklad6 ustanoveni zakona, elanek
sedmdesaty tfeti nazvany ,Ustanoveni
nafizujici zfizeni sprawl obci municipal,
nich," pfiiat6ho Z. kv6tna 1859, ia Ma
than p. Payne, purkmistr m6sta Cleve
landu, uv6domuji 2adam opravn9n6 vo-
lice feten6ho m6sta, ably sc shromazdili
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28

Tim, ze n n6k dy kasel sv d. 20
ep trnou ne IN 0 C zan d { e,
domnivaiice Sc, re sam sebou odcjde, kla
dete zaklad nekdy k velmi povlzlivemu
neduhu plicnimu nebo chorobe prddusni.
ce. Jest mnohem rozumneisi uziti lined
dra. Jayne's Expektoranta,
kteryz i nejtvrdosijn6jsi kascl zazene a
vas ysech nebezpe6nych nasledki zbavi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
S Sn'atky y. Minuleho tydne vyzvedlo
81 dvacet pet parkd povoleni k zen6n.

Rad Rolnik, c. I. {, S. =. S. zvolil so
he pro pfist rok ndsleduiici ufadniky:
Pfedseda Vacslav zaGek; dozorce Nj.
Bajer; tajomnik Josf Fron5k; poGetveda
Vacslay Silvia; pokladnik Nacslav Pri
mas; prdvod6i Jan Duban; vnitfni straz
Simon JedliGka a venkovni straz Jan
Benda.
Jm6nem Radu, buftez vsechny tykaji
ci dopisi adressoyany Josef Fron6k
Edwardsville Mad. Co. Ills. Box 81.
Josef Fron6k
taiemnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
The Sun
pOIOtydennik n
dennik. 3I

Tydenni Sun jest pills znamY caso-
pis, nez ably potfeboval odperu6ovani;
pficiny nielt dosahl padesate tisic cd.
beratela a ieste n6kolik tisic nabyde,
ison asi nasledujici; faf
+ Jseu to noyiny prvni tfidy. V nich
shlcda Gtcnaf ysechny denni udalosti,
meme ddlezitG obsirn6ji sice iazyku
asnem, srozmnitelnem We zpIsobu za
iimayem.
jest to prvni tfidy rodinny list, plny
pontaveho a poucneho tteni vseho druhu
a neobsahuiici mic zavadnGho mravGm
skodliveho. 214
jest to prvni tfidy zabavnfk, pfinase
ici vytccne povidky nacrty be2ne lite
ratury, peGlivG vybrane znale tistene.
Jest to prvni Tidy list hospodafsky.
Nejlepsi nejnoyGjsl hospodafske clan
ky nalezne etenaf V kazdem elsie.
jest to nezavisly list politicky, nena
lezici zadn6 strane a nenosic
zadny oboiek. On bonnie "a zasady a 70
zyoleni nejlepsich muzi do dfada. zylast
nj zfetel vGnuie odhaloy anim We lik6po
rusenosti, ktera nyni oslabnje ostouzi
nasi zcmi hrozi ,podryti same zaklady
nasi republiky. On Sc neboji nicemG d
netate sc po pffzni jejich. ~ al
On pfinasi pro danny m6dni zpraxy 5.
tram zpravy pro muze, zvlast6 trh do.
bytka, jemuz zylastni yenuie pozornost.
Konecn6 jest LISTEN nejlacinejsim. z
leden dollar cely rok. A neni tfeBa no
vinafskeho klubu k odbirani listu ga tn
cenu. Kdozkoliv posle jeden dollar, OBJ.
drfi casopis ma cely rok.n. aI
Nemdme ccstnjicich jednateld. a l
THE WEEKLY SUN. - Osm stan.
padesate, sest sloupcdv. Pouze $40
rocna zadne srazky 2 teto ceny.
THE DAILY SUN. = Velky ctyr-
strankoyy formal dvaceti osmi sloap
clch. Denni rczsifeni 10000. Vsecky
novinky "a 2 Gently Pfedplatne 55 ctS.
mesicne Gill $3.50 rocne gs..I II,
= '' THE SUN" City.
ita New York,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28

Cfadovna m6stsk6ho pisafe.
Cleveland, %. bfezna, 1876.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
"A Double Danger Averted.

The nbabitant OF malarious region is
threatened by double danger. He IS no,
only compelled to breathe miasma, but to
SWALLOW it, since it infects not only the al.
mospere, hnt the water. The aereal poi
son threatens his system through the lung
and pores, tho liquid through the stomach.
Against this double peril there is but one
protection, and that is 10 invigorate the
entire body through the digestive organs.
Ordinary tonics usually fail to accomplish
this-Hostetter's Stomach Bitters never.
In the tropics, where The diseases origina
ted by malaria are of far more malignant
type than those originated by the same
cause in the temperate zone. it enjoys i'm
mense and constantly increasing sales, and
there is no portion Of this continent where
it is not the reigning specific for miasmat-
ic fevers and disorders of the stomach, w.
er and bowels proceeding from malaria
and other causes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
Dodge County Items.
JUNEAU, Aug. 9Th, 1876.

JUNEAU, Aug. 9Th, 1876.
POLITICAL Hon. Samuel D. Burchard
has just returned home from Washington
in order to enter the canvass for the romin-
ton of his successor. He probably finds
that his competitor, General E. s. Bragg, oa
Fond du Lac, has set up the pins quite ex-
tenstvely with view Of securing the nom
ination for himself. 1t is said, however,
that General Bragg eutertains very decided
anti-German sentiments, for which reasons
the Germans of FonG du Lac bounty are
bitterly opposing him. On the other hand
Mr.. Burchard's soft money views have
brought the Germans of this county against,
him so that, according to present outlook
it is not impossible that third may secure
the prize.
NARROW GUAGE R. R.-It is reported that
work on this road has been suspended, and
that the road will never be built Sc veral
reasons for this are given, Some state tina,
the company has sold out to the G l. N. W
R. R., while others maintain that the G.. M
& ST. Paul R. R. has obtained con troll Of
the road. VIII ttever the reason may be, ii
is pretty evident that the road will not be
built during the present year.
HARVEST HOME Harvest Home Festival
is advertised to be held on the Fair Ground:
in this village some time during the pres
ent month. When it is said that Gener al
Bertram has charge of the affair, it will be
understood that the festival will be sue
cess.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
To Our Burglars.

We wish to say to the burglars who are
committing their depredations herea-
bouts that it is perfectly safe for them to
enter the houses OF the mem bers of the Wa
tertown Sporting Club. Their guns are
made only for target and pigeon shooting,
and not for harming burglars. Another
thing we wish to say to the light fingered
gentlemen, and that is, whatever else you
take, from gold watch down to the baby 3
nursing bottle, do not steal these sportmen $
guns which are inva riably to be found
standing in battle array at the he ad OF
their beds. They derive so much
courage and consolation these nights when
open windows are so comfortable and visits
from burglars SO uncomfortable, on &C.
count of the nearness of their guns, that i,
would be sacrilege to take them. And nc
honorable burglar, understanding the case
will do it. Besides. the wife feels so secure
with husband and gun on the front side
of the bed, both of whom would gladly send
a night-prowler into the pres nee of his
Maker, presumably on an errand not con-
nected with his profession, if he, the night
prowler, will only notify the owner of the
pigeon and target gun when he is conf ng.
This he probably will not do, unless per-
chance he is interested in some ammuni-
ton shop, and hence this appeal. Now,
con6dentially. this notice is paid for by
the Sporting Club, and we hope is mem
bers will not accuse US of treachery, or of
giving aid and comfort in the beginning
OF this their notice, to men who ply their
avocation at ghostly hours.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
The Pease Pianos at Canes.

John w. Canes, the live music man o
Central Wisconsin, has struck new lead
on pianos, and is doing fine thing for the
musical interest of his patrons by introduc-
ing among them some of tho justly cele-
brated 9. D. Pease l. Company's Pianos II
both the Grand Upright and Square styles.
We had the pleasure Of listening to Pease
Grand Upright few days ago at Mr.. Canes
music rooms in this city, and under the in
fuence of the exquisite touch of Mr.. NJ j.
Evans, we were fairly enchanted with the
beautiful tones and cadences of the instru-
ment, For fullness and richness of tone
we have never heard superior to the Pease
Pianos, and it is no surprise that these in
struments are so fast becoming favorites for
parlor aud drawing room. Mr.. Canes has
recently made sales of the G. D. Pease b
Company Pianos at Jefferson, Juneau and
Oconomowoc, and there is no reason why
there should not be brisk demand for them
when their merits are known. and the super
Tor points they possess fully understood by
those in want of pianos. In beauty, tone
and style of workmanship, the Pease
Pianos are equal to those from the leading
manufactures, while they have the best of
all things to recommend them, namely,
cheapness in price. Call and see these
favorite instruments at Canes Music House
and leave your order for one.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09

No people in the world suffers as much
with Dyspepsia as Americans. Although
years of experience in Medicine has failed
to accomplish certain and sure remedy
for this disease and its effects, such as Sour
Stomach, Heart burn, Water -brasb, Sick
Headache, Costiveness, palpitation of the
Heart, Liver Complaint, coming up of the
food, low spirits, general debility, ETC., yet
since the introduction of Green's August
Flower we believe there is no case of Dys-
pepsia that cannot be immed lately relieved
80, 900 dozen sold last year without one
case Of failure reported. Go to your drug
gist, G. & H. T. Eberle F. J. Schroeder OF
K. Schubert, and get Sample Bottle fol
10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
you Regular size Is cents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
Base Ball.

The opening game on the new grounds
of the Jefferson Base Ball Association will
be layed between the Mutuals eff James
vile and the Blue Stockings of Jefferson
on Friday next, the 18th day Of August.
Those of our citizens who desire to avail
themselves of this opportunity afforded
them of witnessing game in which the
present champions OF the State are to par
.icipate, can do so with but little ,inconve-
nience to themselves, as the game will be
out in time for them to get home by train
leaving Jefferson at $50 P. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09

Cooper, Bailey + Co.'s Great Interna-
tioaal Circus and Menagerie exhibited in
this city last Wedn esday. August I'd, civ.
ing two exhibitions afternoon and evening.
to fair sized audiences. All departments OF
this mammoth concern fully met the expec.
tations of those present. The lmenagerie
portion contained some rare specimens OF
the animal kingdom all in fine condition
To see the living Girafee and Sea lion Was
alone worth the price Of admission. The
circus performance was all that could be
desired in this line. and was marked
throughout with the utmost decorum and
system. We never saw a ring performance
give better satisfaction. On the whole,
Cooper, Bailey l. Co s circus and menagerle
is well worthy OF the patronage it is re.
ceiving throughout the country, and we
shall look with pleasure to visit from Is
another season.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
2Ho1nc g0offcrs.
BREvITIES

Prairie chicken hunters are making
ready for the 10Th of August. The sports
say that they will be plenty this year.
--Stereoscopic Views of DEVILS Lake
and Dells of Wisconsin for sale cheap at
Rundletrs Gallery. 4lw4
Only five boys born in city on Wednes-
day of last week In times of peace pre-.
pare for war.
Last Friday night Mr.. Daniel Jones'
house had visit from a burglar, who en-
tered the pre- misses through back window.
1t was not very fruitful raid, as the thief
received only $l2 in money and pocket
knife for his trouble.
The ODD Fellows Lodges of Dodge
county are making preparations for holding
grand picnic of the order, at Beav err Dam
Friday, August 18th. Rev. Mr.. Barry, of
Racine, will be the orator of the Day.
About fourteen lodges are expected to par
ticipate.
Fine Station cry at T. s. Clark b Co.,
Booksellers and Stationers. cor. Sd and
Main reefs; also shelf paper, tissue and
and coiored print paper, drawing paper,
colored board, etc., etc Any book OF
article of stationery not in our stock will
be ordered promptly. fa
Persons who for amusement or spite,
tear down or mutilate hand bills and DOS
tiers are not aware, perhaps. that they can
be severely furnished for such work. We
are sorry to see that parties among US, un-
doubtedly old enough to know better, in.
dulge in this mean business. If they were
arrested and fneu, as the law calls for, it
might cure them Of this practice which has
become too common
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09

Mr.. Arthur Hall, Mrs. l. A. Cole and her
son Gny, are off for the Centennial exhibit
ton this week. Also Mrs. Theodore Prem
tiss and her sons Theodore aud Freddie.
Friaay Of last week, Mr.. NJ. B. Schwab, our
popular clothing merchant, left for a visit
to the Centennial and for the purchase of
stock 1T New York for the fall trade.
We received very pleasant call yesterday
from Mr.. N. B Burtch former typo on the
REPUBLICAN, but now the very efficient fore
man of the Whitewater Register office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
The Roscoe Com animation,

Mr.. j. B. Atwater and Miss Lettie Allen,
with fine Dramatic Combination under
the able management of Dir. George Roscoe,
are now playing an engagement at Turner
Hall. The troupe gave their first perform
ance on Monday evening, presenting the
widely celebrated play of Richelieu, or the
Conspiracy, in which the TWO leading char
acters were assumed by Mr.. Atwater and
Miss Allen In the character of the great
cardinal, Mr.. Atwater did himself full JUS
tice and played the part with all the force,
strength and pathos for which he has be-
come 50 noted. Mr.. Atwater's Richelieu
is fine piece OF acting, and he won the
admiration of all for his superior conception
Of the role. Miss Allen in the charac ter of
Julie was as taultless and fascinating as
ever in her rendition. The others charac.
tiers were we'll sustained by the company.
Mr.. c. A. Gardner in his German speciali-
ties that followed the play, was simply i'm
mense and brought the house down. Tues
day evening the pisy of the Stranger was
presented. The great drama of Don Caesar
De Bazan will be played this, "wednesday
evening, in which Mr.. A:water takes his
favorite character of Don Caesar The
Company remain with us during the week
and we bespeak for the combination good
houses during their stay. The Roscoe
Combination present the drama in its legiti-
mate phase, and they are deserving of the
support of our amusement loving citizens
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
Store Robbed.

Inc store of Mr.. G. NJ. Wigginton at
Concord was broken into sometime before
day light Monday morning of last week
and about $4,000 in currency and some
small articles such as jack-knives and wal
lets, stolen. The Concord Postofice is kept
in the same building, and although a mum.
Der OF postage stamps were on hand and
several valuable registered letters in the
Office, yet none of them were disturbed
showing that the thief or thieves d id NOT
care about running the risk Of getting into
any difficulty with Uncle Sam. The mos,
Of the money taken, was mutilated currency
which had been saved by Mr.. Wiggintou
to send forward for redemption. Entrance
was gained to the store through cellar
window.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
More Thteving.


We learn that the residence of Mr.. a,
W. Burdett, in the town of Emmett, about
miles north of the city limits, was visited
by thieves, Tuesday night of last week, and
general raid made on the iewelry of
the inmates. Two young ladies from Mil
waukee, visiting at Mr.. BIS for few DAYS,
were despoiled of gold chains, bracelets,
breaches and earrings, and the Burdett
family lost several articles of jewelry. The
general supposition is that the thieves
secreted themselves in the house before the
family retired and embraced the most fav-
orable opportunity for prosecuting their
dark deeds.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
That Novel Expedition.
The following appears in correspond.
ence to the Chicago Tribune:

The following appears in correspond
ence to the Chicago Tribune:
WINsLow. Kennebec Co., Me-, July 2sth.
The inha bitants of this moral district
were to-day treated to novel sight--a
couple Of prairie schooners all the way
from Jefferson, Wisconsin, and eleven
weeks out. Mr.. Solomon Soule, the pat
riarch of the party, has been in Wisconsin
thirtY-fve years. He says his family be-
came somewhat disguised with their west
ern home, and wanted to go some where.
So, to show them the country he rugged up
two teams, and came east by way OF Phila-
delphia and the Centennial. They are
bound for Dexter, Maine, where Mr.. Soule
used to live. He says the whole family of
them are so homesick for Wisconsin that
they would give all they are worth to be
back again. They are here on visitonly,
and will soon return there, to remain con-
tent the rest of their lives.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
A Change.

Hon. J. NJ. Binkley, Assistant Attorney
General, under President Johnson, Tho hss
been in the editorial chair of the Milwau.
kee News for some months past, has retired,
and is succeeded by Hon Oscar F. Jones.
who represented the Third Assembly Dis
trict of Dodge county IN ls63-4-5. He
subsequently, edited the Hudson Democrat
MIR. Jones is pointed political writer and
poet.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09

The following teachers were appointed
for the ensuing school year, at the salaries
fixed in the foregoing schedule:
UNION SCHOOL MOL.
Mr.. Theodore Bernard, Principal and
Teacher of High School Department.
Miss Margaret Corbett, lst assistant
High School Department.
Miss Emma Charboneau, I'd assistant
High School Department.
Mr.. w. D. Parker, LIST Grammar Grade
Miss Pauline Voss, I'd !"
Miss Rose Bernard, LIST informed Grade
Miss Anna Norris, I'd s. &c
Miss Josie Kern, lst Primary Grade,
Miss KatieOwen,2d I" Is
UNION SCHOOL NO..
Mr.. H. W. Slack, Principal and teacher
of LIST Grammar Grade.
Miss Teresa Corbett, I'd Grammar Grade
L. Mallanney, lst informed Grade
Minnie Voss, I'd informed. Grade.
1" Sarah Mcmahon, lst Primary Grade
s! Lucy Sweeney, I'd !" /"
UNION SCHOOL NO. 8.
Mr.. G. F. Ninman, Principal and teacher
of intermediate Department
Miss Ottilie Stalman, list Primary Grade
MISS Electa Wilder, I'd !"
Miss Ella Cohoe, Seventh Ward Primary
School.
Miss Josie Ruebhausen, Supply Teacher
On motion Board adjourned.
VIM. BIEBER, Clerk.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-08-09
Good Templnrs.

AT the regular NEE ting of WATERFOWL
Lodge. No. 3l4, Aug. 4, 1876, the follow
ing officers being elected, were installed:
W. G. T. w. II. Price.
W. V. T-Mrs. j, Robbins.
W. S. A. N Finn
W. F. S.-Byron Miner.
W. T.-Mrs. N A. Carpenter.
w. CA. NJ Robbins.
w NJ Ed Snow.
w. D. M,--Miss Anna Finn.
W. Senl.-H. B. Quick.
w. A. S.-Miss Emma Mute.
w. K. II. S.-Miss Ella Spencer.
w. l.. 81. S.-Mrs A. Kendall.
+. W. G. frank NJ. Eaton.
Organist-Miss Nettie Cunningham