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New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
closIyG PRICES OF pHIADELfnlA srocKs.
n.IrrNtnRr STOCKS.

7, Baltimore today the Baltimore and Ohio stock
orened with sales Of about 800 shares az 30 agaIt
S7lo Yesterday. subsequently, selling down 10 o%'2
I'D ciosjng AT "a bid aGd 80 asked. III,
Governmrnt bonds were active and hrm, WIN
osnecioi strength in the new 4l2 per cents, winch
sod at 1OSl2. this being calculated 10 stiIlaitc %
s,bscrintions TO the new per cents. The new iNes
1ere strong at HIP There was uncommon ~ &C.
tt I'M Inc SKIES of SS1 registered at liO'sd iOIs
a,,,i Common nj 11434 Coupon new siXty-hYes sel9
a. 1oqL, common lO-fOs at 1929 and registered
1s6-s af 1OqI4 We annex latest street quotations;
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEw YORK 2S-BgKyEs-Ari1yals 90 cars with 6O5
all Jersey city Total since saturday SS44 against
1863 same week such gain In numbers al 3
time wien besf cannot be held Is sufficient decline
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

state bonds were generally neglecte9' Dui tni$e
US "a further break of IN the District 81 Coluipa
S5S to 759, with later sales at 76i2 lennesSs5TfS
,Tere about steady but neglected, the lonS-ia'e MS
sonris being firm at 100. ,-, III % N
i'm city bank stocks Continental w sold al - 80, y,
American Exchange 90 at l04. Metropoitan l!1 l.1
a. i53ls and Bankers and Brokers Association t-V
ot ~. 7The transfers of the Bank OF CopmeIee are
now closed on the last dividend upon the OF af
SIO OGO 600 capital. The half yearly dividend oi
11r cent and ouc-haf the capital IS to be returned 10
ile stockholders on the 10th July OthT shaics
continue dull and mdiherently bld Tor ,-.e
Railroad mort cages showed the general Guinness OF
the other markets. There was turihef aeN N4uce
I1,uinu lated in the per cent cOnverlbles Oh nan
nial and st. Joseph to S734, followed by Ieac.loh
IN ~. and the Rock Island securities WtIe slroug
sevr uer cents at l117s, and 6s OF l9l' JUST at
rittcd 10 the Stock Exchange list at lOS,4 NVl'I-
Western gold bonds declined to - and tnen solu I
S4lo. pian consos seHing al l01, and hrsts up 10
I07I4 81 Paul Sinking Funds fell back 10 sui anu
Mississippi and Ono Consolidated sinking fI nh' 10
SIlt me hrsfs of New-YOTk Central ana huHsoh
yysrs strong at 12Olo frsts of G.. {. ~ =. e rising
10 % Union rsts were firm NJ sli ana oihkl4R
FUNDS steady at 90, thirds OF Erie selhg at lOo's'
We annex latest current quotations.;
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

The gold sales were restricted to-day and chiefly
M IOJle few being reported at lO5ll, the market
being devoid of feature incident. At the Treasury
sale Of million to-day there were p bids, agere7
eating So 10000 al lOiT5 10 1O5.l4, the award
i.i.g made nj 1Oj.O7 to 1Oj.14 On gold loans the
rate, were .. 2l2 g. and 1. borrowing. The Nieland
sailed to-day with S27j,0 specie, Of which
hid onf S9T2 600 i'm coin interest on the public
debt. and S72 600 in redemption OF called bonds
The DAYS business OF the Gold Clearing Department
of fle Bank of the State Of New-l0rk covered:
Gold cleared Sl342S. GOO: gold balances, S1,12l,-
757: currency balances S1,1sl.eO4. The gold
quotations were Is follows: -
10 -........-l0Js l2.--.----- lO0's 3--------IVoa
Foreign exchange was dull at quotations the sell
ing rates being at concessions. We annex closing
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

TNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
- SINKING FUND BONDs.-Tn accordance with pro-
visions Of the ndenture per Of the
sinking Fund Mortgage Bonds Of the Union Railroad
Company viii be drawn by lot az the Office ~ the company
Boston, TU Esd July 81, 1871 II the bonds
drawn To be redeemed ON the first day OF September 1871
provided in said indenture
HENRY MCFARLAND Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
financial.
ABROAD BONDS bought


nEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS bought
AZ aid sold by the OLD established stock and bond house OF
ALBEIF II. NlCOLAY a Co, No i3 Finest, y. "
/ TITLE ROCK AND FORT SMITH RAIL
~ WAY-Holders Of the First Mortgage Bonds Of this com
pany requested call OF the
psny Room No AZ Equitable Bung BostoR FOR copies of
. CIRCULAR letter addressed To them.
Boston, June !, 1877 J. II. CONVERSE, President
PROPOSALS FOR $500. 900
Il STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
sealed proposals Will be received rolers Oce
until FRIDAY. June % 1877, O'Clock D. IN. when the
same viii be publicly opened for whole
sum OF oOOO0, stock 0f the City Of New York. wit
"CONsOl1DATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW
- YORK" autholized by chapter 322, Lawn Of IS7L
For CONSTRUCTION OF NEW-YORK
AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE" IN pursu-
ance OF Chapter 300, Laws Of 1878 inter-
est al five per cent per annum, payable
quarter yearly, and the principal redeem
able al the pleasure OF the Controller after
1926. =. 100000
HOUSE STOCK NUMBER FIVE"
thorized by Section 7. Chapter $50, Laws
OF 1871 interest at the rate of i've per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually
ann the principal payable on the lst day
OF November, 1898 9S....-..-...-........... 100000
- $500, 900
Each proposal should and indo Proposals
for stock Of the City 0 York; inclOsed second
envelope addressed 10 the Controller.
The right reserved the part OF the Controller reject
any or ali OF the bids IN his Judgment the Of the
corporation require it.
For full information see City Record.
JOHN KELLY, Controller.
City of NewYork, Department OF Finance Controllers
Orfaa lima = =
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
DI"I' 6 y noorn oeneraI Ascnt lls nroaLvay. y Y
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY


y Trains Amhoy BED Bank Long Bralch.
Ocean Grove. &c. D. 7.iJ 2 ll4J q. g. 40
$50 p M, Express 0r Long Branch, ocean Grove. a
EMPRESS TRAIN TINE hefween New Ors and Long
Branch, ONE HOUR AND TWLSr MINUTES
PU lLMAS PhRioB CARS attached 10 Trains leaving
New. York at $3.50 and D IN.
REDUCED RAIks FOR THE SEASON.
Stages connect Maaean station 90 ami from kEYpOHT.
aad ~ squan 10 and from POlN 4 PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
Bankins 6onscs auo Bankers.
6apiugs Banks.

6aplnqs Banks.
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK of the City of
" New-lork,
% Rowery. corner of CanaLst.
THTRTYFOURTH INTEREST DIVIDEND.
Interest for the six months ending june 30 payable MON
DAY July lG At o. per cent per anngm on al sums
entitled thereto under the bylaws and rules Of the baiA
Interest not withdrawn viii be credited as az original Ge
posit and ul!ted 70 interest from uly l.
Bank open every day from 10 20 B.
MONDAYS and SATURDAYS, 10 to Z.
T. A. QUINTARD, President
SEYMOUR \. BUScF. Secretary.
NOR SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITORS.
u THE HOME AFEG ARD is monthly paper especlay
wants OF deposit n. iu savings naA ~ S
reliable savings Bank dividend notices anu
besides interesting reading matter suitable Tor DOM ys u
old Established s73. Terms. 80 cents year rive coles
To address order 1l
10 TIE SAFEGUARD, AZ Broad-st New \ ORR.
THIRTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND,
UNION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
proad,gav Thirty secOndst. and SxN ave ~,
The Trustees have declared their usla ~ IL a. .o @
rate OF FIVE l5l PER CENT per annuin on al sus t
remained deposit FOR The ldst thfee OF SA ou'' P' ~
on and after July Is lSl1. 81, al, H. a., -ost from,
JAW l. sums received from one Dime TO eJOOJ open D@y
f,on 10 TO 3 ana Monday evenings % Z. ,>-,s n.
q. :. CHAPN, Treas NAFOLi-O-' D. il-Ni-''-''' $500
THOs FLOYD JOINS, sec
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
TRAVELFRS.

" Pullman Paatiai Hotel Cars These celebrated hotel
regularly between Ccago and omaha
the Calitornit Express Trans Of the CHICAGO AND
NOETH.W ESrEES RAILWAY. Westhound. they eave
Chicago daily. except sunday every ibr SuRayh
from the Wells street Depot az 10: ~ and arrive At
Omaha next morning Eastbound they leave ho transfer
depot opposite Omaha. m 81 daily, u ept Saiurfsy
and every third saturday and reach Chicago The 0eht after
OF Chicago theso celebrated
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29
VATIEY RAILROAD.

II ARRANGEMENT OF PAS~ENSER TRAINS Jan. 1.
ls77eave depots loot Of Corandt and Dcsbosesais -
G.Op. m Might Express daily. f0r Fasf0n, Bethlehem. Al
euoWn Mauch chunk, heabarre Ptiaton, rayrr kmlrA
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and ts
West Pulma.'s slseninu coaches attached.
ROBI. n. SAAkE, sup't- and knEr.
General Eastern OQce Of Church and DHauutrs
AunIL
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

HAMBURG American Packet Companys Line
for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOU RG. and HAMBO re-
WIELAN D..........June - gOMMERANiA--- Juiy u
sIA................July GhiLElti .... July ~
Rates passage Plymouth London. CheTbogrZ HamburG
and points EngaE, and, ami Wales Fst Cabin
gold 800 Cabin gold 500 storage currency r3J
kUNhAkDT * Co.. {. q. ElgHAhD 4 bOAH,
General Ageuts General Passenger Agents
el Broad. ST.. New York. 81 Broadway, New York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
Post Office Robbery.

Last Friday morning at 3 o'clock the
Post Office at Lake Mills was entered bv tw O
burglars, who blew open the safe and robbed
it of four hundred dol lars and some postage
stamps. Mr.. B. Howe who occupies the
next building, was awakened By the noise
of the explosion and Selling his gun he was
just in time to see one of the burglars retreat
from the office. He fired charge of shot
at him, but the fellow kept on running with
his companion and both escaped from the
town. 1t was subsequently, discovered by
blood which was traced long distance that
the burglar must have been wounded. Near
the Post Office one of their hats was found.
The supposition is that the fellows ESCAPED
by means of horse and buggy as the
wounded one never could have su ccessfully
eluded his pursuers on foot This bold rob-
berry was no doubt committed by strangers,
several having been seen hanging around
Lake Mills for some days previous
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
Mrs. Harger's Concert.

Mrs. Hargers Concert at Turner Hall
Tuesday evening, WAS well attended and the
entertainment was one of the best in
the musical line ever given in the
city. Without exception all participating
rendered their parts to the satisfaction OF
the audience. Mrs. Harger's pupils gave evil
dence OF the careful training they had un-
dersone in her hands, as we'll as displaying
their own ability to acquire The higher Or
der OF musical talent Some OF, our best
home talent lent their assistance to the en-
tertainment and to their efforts its pete
success is largely due.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
Dodge County Items.

JUNEAU, Sept. g.
During the three days OF the Fair the
Dodge County Democrat will issue an extra
edition to the number of 1000 for free dis
tribution This will afford business men a
fine chance for advertising, as people from
all parts of the county are expected to be in
attendance on the Fair lt'a
On the evenings Of the 10Th and goth, the
I'd and Sd days of the Fair, Mr.. John Wal
ther, proprietor Of the Juneau House, and
Mr.. Lon Harvey, Of Beaver Dam, will give
two splendid balls at Congress Hall which
will be profusely decorated for the purpose.
The celebrated Severance & Williams band
Of Milwaukee, consisting OF sixteen pieces,
Will furnish the music for the occasion
Supper will e served a the Juneau House
The new building on the Fair Grounds
Tor exhibition purposes is now finished and
max es a fine appearance 1t is "a by 60 #.
The new infantry company is now fully
organized and will receive their arms his
SO as to be able to parade at-th time of the
Fair. The officers are as follows:
Captain, F. W. Lueck;RIs: Lieut.,,,L. E.
Haugh:on; I'd Lieut.. H. Nichos
Mr.. Eugene O'Connor, the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, has taken personal charge of
his office.
The Republican Senatorial and Assembly
District Conventions assemble here on
Wednesday afternoon to elect delegates to
go to the State Convention at Madison.
The District School at this place opened
on Monday morning with the following
corps of teachers: Principal, Mr.. Cbas.
Miller; Assistant. Miss Mile Brown; Prim-
aiy Dept, Miss Sadie Arnold.
A new store and lumber yard i, about to
be started here at the old Coleman place
opposite the Juneau House. a.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
It he Rel1usfiatOrs.

BY request we publish the following con-.
prehensive document, which was adopted
by the Union League at a regular meeting
August 28th.
WHEREAS, The subject has been introduc-
ed into the League that the League should
a this time make an offer to the so-caIle
Watertown bond holder of 5 per ceut on
the assessed valuation Of our citJ as pay
ment to him Tor Ills bonds, and
WHEREAS, The Union League is an or
ganzatlon got up expressly Ter the interest
OF the taxpayer, and wholly dependent Oh
hlm tor its existence and in absence Of any
knowledge how the taxpayers Of our c!ty
stands on SO grave subject, we therefore
Resol0e. That we deem it impoitic and
inexpedient at this time to make any such
offer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
HThat HUs band of NTine.'
LEE & SHEPARD, Boston.

LEE u SHEPARD, Boston.
or the many bright little books of the
S eason this is certainly one Of the brightest
That husband-Charlie-- according to
the wite's statement and his own showing,
one O the best and manifest of men, yet as
absolutely without tact as is possb for a
man TO be. AS a consequence, he general
~ manages 10 say and do the wrong thing
and extricates himself from one embarrass-
ing situation only to plunge into another.
He canuot take a telegrap HE dispatch
signs supposed to be Ineligible to we'll
trained husbands are thrown away upon
and tries The little woman's patience by
exposing the innocent receptions whereby
she hopes to cover the leanuess Of the land
and that, TOO, with an uncons ciousness that
is anything but promising. From first to
last this faculty for laundering stays by
him but at the last, we..are inclined to be
grateful for 1t. 'ftI
There are two lovers in the story; in fact
there are three, and by reason of the third
comes grief. Though greatly in the way
he cannot in honor be disposed Of Then
this tactless creature says just the thing
which according to all rule he ought not to
say the slperfuous lover resigns, and all
goes well
All the way throus h we have decided
admiration for, and sympathy with Charlie
out this last stroke conquers US completely,
and we agree with the wife, that '.he is
the best fellow in the world There are
amusing incidents, sparkling conversations,
and pleasant natural little pictures of home
life in the book, and while it belongs to
that large class which takes no permanent
place in literature, it will interest and
amuse, and so will do what many more
ambitious work fails to do: answer the
purpose for which it was written.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
Education al.

Prof. Lebourveau's Academy opened la st
Monday under fay orable auspices there be-
ing fair attendance of scholars and every
thing looking promising for the future.
The public schools Of our city opened
their fall term last Monday with Il full at
tendance of scholars.
The College of the Sacred Heart began
its collegiate year Monday with its average
complement Of students.
The Fall term of the Northwestern Tn i
versity begins to-day "Wednesday and we
understand the number Of pupils reported
for attendance is larger than last year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

aOsth the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
Cheese Statistics.

Mr. j. L. Hart, of this city. who supervis-
ses the purchases OF cheese in this part OF
Hart & Howell, New DIRK City, furnishes US
with the following statement of shipments
made by him:
From May to September , -four months J
%, 779 boxes of cheese at an average of So
lbs, making grand total of /, $3.50, 1872 lbs
which at an average of q cents per H..
would make the sum OF Sl35, 445.25. This
will give an idea OF the extensive business
done by the firm Mr.. Hart represents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
Central Wisconsin Fair.

to be bel in this city Sept. Oath to 18th
inclusive, are being perfected and nothing
a great success 1t is time for exhibitors TO
look up and prepare articles and animals for
the prospective competition. Send for Pre-
MUM List ani Programme to F. ?. Brook,
Sec;y. Gen. Wade Hampton of South Caro-
lima, has been invited 10 deliver the Address
and we expect to be able to state he has ac-
ceptcd the invitation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
erSOn al.

Robert Walther of the firm of Walther &
Wieseman, died on Thursday after suffering
with lingering disease for long time. The
deceased was a native of Germany, and a
resident of Watertown for a number ofyears.
Mr.. Charles Holmes, a former resident of
Jefferson, and now living in Nebraska, was
in town Monday visiting friends here &C
companied by Postmaster Forsyth who pre-
sides orer the Jefferson Post Office.
Ex-Attorney General Charles r. Gill. OF
Madison, formerly resident of WATERFOWL,
dropped in upon his friends here for short
time Monday, looking quite natural although
older in years. Genera! Gill is counsel fol-
Mr. G. Wood in his suit against the insur
ance companies for losses sustained by the
burning Of his warehouse last winter which
comes up during the present term of the
Circuit Coart at Jefferson.
Mr. Moses B. Schwab returned from pur-
chasing trip east last Saturday.
Hon. a. Scott Sloan Sas in town Thurs
day on business connected with the assign.
ment Of ohm w Canes.
Rev L. G. Thompson, pastor of the First
Presbyterian lhurch at Peoria, H., and
former President of the Northwestern Uni
versity of this city, spent portion of last
week in town visiting relatives and friends
Capt. G. II. Bryant of Onawa city, Iowa
a former resident of Jefferson county, was
in town Friday receiving a warm greeting
from his numerous friends. Capt. Bryant
will spend portion OF the winter in, Flori-
da with his wife, who is in precarious health
Mr. A ddson Carlin, of Deadwood, who
makes this city his home winters, returned
from the Black Hills day or two since. II
is said that fortune has smile1 on his min-
ing efforts this season. His many friends
here will be glad to learn OF his prosperity
Mr.. Theo. D. kanouse has been very sick
at his home in this city the past week, but
we are glad to learn that he is now conva-
lescent
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05

To those wishing to attend The Exposition
a Chicago G. & N. w. Ry. will sell excur-
sion tickets AS follows: Sept. 4ih and 9Th
good to return sth; Sept. 25th and 26th
good to return Sept. 20. and October 9th 10
10th good to return Oct. 18th inclusive
Fare for round trip 1896 including ticket
to Exposition. During the State Fair to be
held at GAINESVILLE the G. & N. W Ry. will
run special passenger train which will
leave WATERFOWL going south at 1885 A NJ,
going north leaves WATERFOWL at 637 p. M ,
arriving al GAINESVILLE about 10 A. M. and
leaving about 5 P
G. H. WILDER. Agent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
How 1T is Done.

The first object in lie with the American
people is 10 ''get rich - the second, how TO
regain good health. The first can be OBJ
tanned by energy, honesty aad saving the
second (good healthy by using GREEN S
AUGUST FLOWER. Should you be a des-
pendent sufferer from any of the effects of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion,
&C., such as sick headache, palpitation of
the heart, sour stomach, habitual costive-
ness, dizziness of the head, Nervous pros
tration, low spirits, &C., you need not
suffer another day. Two doses of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Go to
your druggists G. & Il. 7. Eberle, J. Fl.
Schulz or X. Schubert aud get bottle for
rs cents and try it. Sample bottle 10 cts.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
Juvenile Brass Band.

The Milwaukee Juvenile Brand Band,
composed of forty youthful artists make
ence next Saturday evening at Turner Hall.
From al! that we hear of these many muslcl-
ans brilliant musical entertainment may
be expected from them A splendid pro-
gramme has been selected for the concert.
The Juveniles should be greeted with large
audience
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
TO My Friends and Pa.
irons.

THE BANKRUPT BOOT AND SHOE
STORE is here again. Your giving me
such liberal patronage last winter for which
receive my thanks, has induced me to re-
turn this fall, and for that purpose l had
again rented a store Of John w. Cole, the
store lately occupied by Jonas Hirsh But
through the interference Of some business
men in my line here was prevented from
getting possession of Said store, consequently
was obliged to rent the only vacan t store
in the city, on the North side Of the bridge
Of Mrs. Werner, which is really not large
enough for t be wants of my trade, but IN
der the circumstances is the best can do
at present, and what lack in room | will
make up in low prices. Give me call
and convince your selves.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
milwaukee, Markets.

The Milwaukee produce markets yesterday
were unsettled and irregular, and wheat de-
clined lal5 &c, but recovered again subse-
quently, Eastern and European advices be-
ing favorable. Sales were liberal, amount
ing to about $50, 900 bushels, at l14al. Is
for No. spring, l.l65al.l75 Tor hard. LII
al.l3 for No.2 cash, 1.O35a1 o. seller Septem-
Der, l.004al.04 October, and l.05al.0ea for
No. 8. Oats were weak, and buyerslimited
their bids to csc for No. 2. Corn was firm
er and nominally &c higher. Rye improved
aa4c, and No. l sold at 554a555c. Barley
was dull and easier, and No. 2 unstable
above 66c.-Sentinel, 5th insL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
.fonue 20offcrs.
MASS Convention.

A mass convent ton of the Republicans Of
the lst Assembly District OF Jefferson Coun-
ty will convene at the Commercial Hotel,
Waterto wn, on Saturday eve, Sept. 9Th, at
! o clock p. M, for the purpose of electing
two delegates to attend the Republican
State Convention, which meets at Madison
Sept IL tn. All Republicans are earnestly
requested to be present.
j. H. kEYES,
n;
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05

Remember the Republican Senatorial
Convention at Jefferson to-day "wednesday
for the election of two delegates to represent
Jefferson county at the Republican State
Convention at Madison Tuesday, Sept. llth
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
UNAVAILABLE LETTERS

The following letters are either held for
postage, not properly addressed or are de-
tanned for some other cause, and will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office in one week
if not reclaimed by the writer:
Herman Borgarl, Alex Acheson,
Helenville, by Apple GAINESVILLE Wis
ton, Wis
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say ''Advertised'
]. T. MOAK, P " :
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05
EVRHl. T.. sOpalIlerfieId.
=" 70 the l. aides.

r WOULD respectfully inform dressmak
Il ers and the public generally, that am
Sole Agent for Watertown ard vicinity for
GROWN ELLIS SELF-FITTING CHART
for cutting Ladies', Misses and ChiGrens
Dresses and Garments Of ever description.
CAROLINE GARDNER,
255 Hustisford ST.. WATERFOWL, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-09-05

Between the residence of Prof yesterday
and Main street bridge on Friday the 3lst
ult. small gold neck chain to which was
attached book shaped locket. The Under
will be literally rewarded by leaving them
at this office