Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-09-27
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RREXITIES

Mr. D. Coonan, of Trenton, Dodge
county, and former resident of this city
has sold his farm of 240 acres for ST. 600
and will soon remove to the village of JEFF
ferson.
For School Books, Miscellaneous, Sta
tionery, Magazines and Newspapers 60 to
T. S. Clark h Co., Booksellers, stationers
and newsdealers, cor. Third and Main
streets.
A train of twelve cars of United States
troops passed through here last Sunday
afternoon on the Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railway bound for Fort Abraham Lincoln,
Dacotah, via st. Paul, Minnesota.
Mr.. John Ford has commenced the
erection of residence on his lot on Clyman
street, at the loot of 9th street, 1st ward.
The building will be veneered with brick
and finished off in q tasty and substantial
manner.
ME- E. B. Boens, who has been State
Printer for two years past, will, it is said,
now concentrate in his force upon a new
agricultural paper, called the Wisconsin
Farm Journal His present paper. The
Statesman, will probably soon be dis
continued.
The State Congrega tional Convention
of Wisconsin will meet at Oshkosh, Sept
% to Oct. 2; also, at the same time and
place, a meeting of the Womans Board of
Missions. All TIE Congregational Churches
of the State are entitled to gentlemen and
lady delegates.
Mr.. Meddaugh, passenger agent of the
: Detroit and Milwaukee Railway, has fur
nished US with the reduced rates of fare on
that line: To Philadelphia and returns,
direct, s25; to Philadelphia, direct, and re-
turn by way of New York, $40; to New
York and return, $26; to Philadelphia nv
way of New York aud return by way of
New York, S27.
We find the following in the Mil
waukee Sentinel Of the 23d inst:
Ed Coe, of The Whitewater Register, is
giving as a premium with his valuable
family sheet his recent publication, The
Housekeeper's Companion. This is a work
upon which Mr.. Coe has spent several of
the best years of his life, and will no doubt
prove great attraction to his readers
Only Mr. Goes great and suddenly acquired
wealth enables him to distribute this costly
and yaluafla work oh continuation
OF his publication of last year, entitled Eggs
and How to Raise Them.
George w. Bird and W " Reed have
Only installed themselves potentates of JEFF
ferson county, and by welding the siren 9Th.
of the Democratic party they seek 10 con-
troll everything in the political line. We
shall soon see neither these two blind and
spawned leaders are to have THEN own way
in shaping the politics of Jefferson county.
We think there is good sense enough left
yet among The voters to repudiate these two
self constitp ed dictators and their CHI
canery.
The ordinance against leaving horses
unhitched on the st eets if there is such an
ordinance, and if there is not there should
be, should be strictly enforced by our city
officers. Scarcely week goes by without
one or more runaways, endangerlng lives
and property. and ell from the result of
carelessnesS in not properly hitching horses
We hope that our marshal will see that
matters are mended in this respect. and
there will De fewer runaWays.
Every vote for W. W. Reed for Senator
is vote against the city of Watertown,
and every vote for n S. Greene for Senator
IS vote for the city of WATERFOWL. Those
opposed to the best interests of Watertown.
and who are Indifferent to her future
prosperity and success, will vote and work
tor the reelection of W. w. Reed to the
Senate, aud those on the other hand who
seek the best interests of Watertown and
would see her business prosper and ber
interests flourish, will vote and work fol
the election of n. S. Greene to the Senate