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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-18
spECIAr. NOTICES.

az cIALNofICE TO THE PUB
LiU.-our buyer having lust returned from New
York. where he as attended some Of the large auc-
tion sales recently held ard having replenshed our
stock With
CHEAP AND sEAsoNAgLE GOODS
we are enabled to show one Of the best and cheapest
stocks OF DRY GOODS IN the city.
We will sill continue the closing-out sale OF our
winter stock at greatiy-reduced prices, and ask
call from those In want Of bargains
100 pieces Striped, Plaid, Solid kEICkER-
BOOKER and MATELAsSE POPLlNs, re-
duced 10 16Ac. per yard-the former value being
90 and Soc;
A large line Of GALLooNs and PRINCES ut low
prices.
BLACK and CoLoREp SILKS,
BLACK and COLORED SATINS at extraordinary
low prices.
100 pieces BLACK ALPACAS-the best and
cheapest line It has ever been our pleasure TO Of
fer: Call and see them.
A large line OF ENGLISH and FRENCH CACHE
MIREs, from 25c.. to $1.25 per yard. For
BLACK CACHEMIRES don't fail TO give us
call.
| Our SUCK OF DLhNhElS, QCIL1Ss Chhb i'.'
SKIRTS, KNIT GOODS, CASsIMERES, BEA.
YER oud WATERPROOF CLOTHS, CLoAkS
CARPETS, &C., at very low prices to close them
out
In HoUsE-FURNlsHlNG GOODS our stock is
complete, and offer great Inducements IL
WHITE and TURKEY-RED TABLE-L1NENS
NAPKINS, TOWELS, sHEET1SGs, BED
TICKS, WHITE and COLORED QUILTS
| GURTAIN-LACES and MUSLINS, &c.
Our extensive stock Of RED, WHITE. and COLOR,
| ED FLANNELS: Ladies', Gentemens. ana
| Children's WOOLLEN UNDERSTANDS, VII
be sold very low to close them out for The season
A new LOT of very pretty and cheap SILK HAN0
| KERCHIEES, MUt'FLERS. SILK and LACE
| SCARFS, and ali the new shades OF RlBBONS
just received. Don't fail 70 see them.
42 dozen PURE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS ut 25c
n! iece worth 40c.
| KID Gloves new line of all colors and quail
| ties, from soc. to 80 4 pair. Call and see or
| SOC Glove, tue best In the city.
| Our stock of HOSIERY. GLOVES, HANDkER
! CHIEFS, CORSETS. &c, Is complete, and oiiei
Them 1T prices that wi pay TO give us cali De-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
| CIARKS and COATS'S SPOOL-COTTON,5 &C., at
| THALHIMER BROTHERS,
| In 1G COL Broad street.
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m. WATERpROOF CLOAKs.

MET WATERPROOF CLOAKS.
A biz reduction in prices. The stock must be sold ;
prices fixed below cost. We have also nice rs
soriment of BLUE WATERPROOF CLOAkS
(all SIzesJ for children.
Reductions in the prices of 81 ACK- CT 9TH
CLOAKS, which is causing rapid sale. Don't
We will sell real ASTRACHAN CLOAkS at S25-
the regular price is $50. We mcaIi TO close out
every article appertalning to winter wear, and
LEVY BROTHERS.
COATS'S. and CLARK'S SPOOL-COTTON re-
ductd to Sc. q spool. n LIZ
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NET DRESS GOODS! DRESS Goods
C,nr low nriccs are causing rapid sales, Our
DOIJBLE-TWILLED COL OR E ID CASH
MERES are marvel of cheapness.
Our BLACK ALL-WOOL CASHMERESg are ac-
: knowiedged cheap by everybody; and as for
SILKS they are being sold so low that our prices
astonish the closest buyers.
We also offer n large lot of REMNANTS IN DRESS
GOODS n every description nj very low prices.
Remember our CHEAP BLANK ETS. ia II
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sYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST

n-~ SYCLE BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received several invoices of new goods suitable for
the season, and were bought under great adran-
tagcs. and offer them to the public accordingly VIC
have bought from New York importing-house an
entire stock of DRESS GOODS. Amongst them you
will find
40 pieces handsome BRoCADE and PLAID
DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard-never
sold for less than 25 and SOC. before;
20 pieces BLACK CACHEAIlRE. lower than ever
sold this sPaSur-any person wishing Cachcnlire
should call am exaIpine them before purchasing
100 el pieses BLACK ALrAcAs ranging from
25 pieces BLACK SILK, ranging from Toe. to *1.GO
per yard. Tte;e are the bes goods, aud are Wa ar
intend to close these goods out with a very small
advance. We also have full line Of COLORED
SILKS, which have been bought under great adj
100 n peces MARBLE oiL-CL6TH full width. at
Mtif-pricn Any housckrepers in need of these
goods will please call and see them, for they are
We are Determined to close out our entire WINTER
STOCK, which we do every season. we 10 not
ean"tb he an irk ali goods at low figure;
$50 pairs BLANKETS to be closed out;
$50 sets FURSto he closed ont:
$50 pieces RED, WHITE, ant COLORED ELAN
NELS to be closed out:
800 pieces GAssIMEREs, TWEEDs, and JEANS,
to be closed out:
$50 SFIAWLS to be closed out:
Clocks for ladies', misses, and children. we have
on hand !wtl be closet out ut prime cost; ,,,s,
400 EALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS to
be closed our.
sleeveless jackets. Cardinal Jackets. shetland
ShawIs ut extra low figures, 40 dozen Gentlemen $
Un''er:hlrts, 80 dozen Ladies Slerino Vests; 200
Slarscies and Honey-Comb Quilts: 500 dozen
Towels ranging from 81 to So; 35 0 dozen Napkins
ut Il very low figure.
We have full line of Blcached and Brown Cot
TONS Sheetngs, Bei-Ticks. Shlrtlngs, Cheviot, &c.
winch we retail AT wholesale prices; $50 pairs
Kid Gloves from 75c. TO S1.50-to be closed out /;
$50 Corsets, new styles, TO he closed out.
Don't fail to look 1T the Cooley Cork Corset-:he
best-itting and easiest Corset In market. Si Gle
BROTHERS are agents.
Handkerchcfs of all kinds IN prices: Stockings
I'm great variety; Trimmings OF all descriptions
and thousands OF other goods, but too numerous to
mention.
is the place to get greas bargnns.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
31l Broad street,
jlIO between Third and Fourth streets.
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Aw CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS !!
We arc determined to close out our stock of
CARPETS and have fixed the prices very low
in me Instances less than they can be pur-
chased for ut wholesale: but we intend closing
ont the stock. and expect to lose money In order
to acc )mplish our object.
We also offer great bargains in RIGS. MATS. and
mASSOCKS LEVY BROTHERS.
Our BLANKETS are the cheapest ever offered.
il ID
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A Nsw CASD1pATE.-Maior w. F c..
Gregory. formerly OF Petersburg, It is un-
derstood. WIN bca candidate fos the office
of Secretary OF the Commonwealth 10 oppo,,
sition to Colonel Mcdonald, VINO mas nela
lie once Tor the past four years. Richmond
Letter Norfolle Virginiaa.
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nCg- REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS in
pieces OF from two to twelve vards-prices fixed
very low: t... VI.
REMNANTS OF HAMBURGH EDGINGS and
: INSERTINGS-some slightly soilerr will be sold
very cheap: - ..-
REMNANTS OF NOTTINGHAM LACES at great
REMNANTS OF GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR,
REMNANTS OF CALICOES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
CLARK'S and COATS'S sPOOL-CoTTON re-
duced 10 sc. Il spool. j. Ii
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arEC9AL NOTICES.

M ELEGANT LACE GURTAINS5:AT
extraordinary barrai1is- $50 for set for TWO
T TimpTaT9TTN; M9fIS 4 CURTAINS ut $3.50, 81
III. ia. $3.50, SO, 80, $40, 81, SD, and SO
: at Far rsyo windows; these curtains arc from
Al TO Is below regular prices
TAIN MUSLIN III yards wide, zoe. per yard,
IvINnuW.SH DEs In great variety ct low prices;
LACE s,TERki anu lam AMI Aoh 70
LA ff re and ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ut . -, y yI II. NM I'VE Tprxt5iEfs
- - rs ~. Tja Id
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DRY GOODS.
CASH WHIST
DRY GOODS AT COST.

We viii offer, for the mex, sixty days, our
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST FOX CASH,
In order to reduce stock before taking inventory.
Buyers who wish to secure BARGAINS will aud
this rare opportunity.
Our stock consists, In part of the following goods
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, FLANNELs,
wORsTED DRESS GOODS,
BLACK SILKS, CoLoRED SILKS.
TABLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, TOWELS.
QUILTS, COMFORTS, BLANKETS.
sHAwLs, CLoAKs.
MERlNO and WOOL UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, CoRsETs. HANDKERCHIEFs.
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS,
PLAIN and FANCY HOSE,
BLACK GRAPES, GRAPE Wells. &c.
COURTNEY & POWELL.
429 Broad street.
u IA between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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MT COHEN BROTHERS have on hand
oTef 160 pieces of WHITE FLANNEL, which
they arc Offering great reduction;
Their stock of CARPETS will be sold regardless Of
cost to close;
A large stock OF NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS In new designs; al:o, APPLIQUE and
BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS. LAMBRE-
QUIS and VESTIBULE LACES; LINEN,
OILED, and APPLIQUE LACE SHADES;
A large lot Of KID GLOVES at 75c. and 81 also.
the LEROY" SEAMLESS KID GLOVE at
sl.63. superior to any glove offered in this
country at So. 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-18

We cannot resist the temptation to pub
lish the following letter. 1t repays us for
much labor:
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TUST Il Z e " + ID

TUST RECEIF
CARDOZO, FOURQuREAS & CO.'S
125 pieces NEW-STYI.E SPRING CAMBRIc-
very choice styles:
Large lot IRISH LINENS. bought slightly wu,
great bargains offered In them:
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
SIIEETISGs, &r.,
4. very low prices.
Our DRESS GOODS STOCK has been marked
down to close out our winter ylcs.
A good stock of CLOAKS yet remain TO be closed
out very low.
BLACK CASHMERE at Co, 10, 50, 90c., Il, aud
sl.2O-all very cheap.
New lot of BLACK sILKS-splendd value for The
money. JAZZ
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ia lS-F&3ft'

OFFICE VIRC'A STATE INSURANCE CoMpANY,l
RICHMOND, January is, 1878.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L Of the stockholders OF the VIRGINIA STATE
INSURANCE COMPANY will be held on TUES
DAY the 22d instant, at II O'Clock d. ut the Office
of the company. -.
IN 1C.1w j, NJ. T., secretary.
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m EElgNa;A.

OFFICE OF RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPAEY,l
RICHMOND, January s, 1878.
THE ANNUAL MEET1NGs OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY viii
be held at their Office. on Leigh street, on MONDAY
&. WALDROP,
IA 1G-F&3ftd Secretary.
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FNHE. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STDCKTOIn ERS OF THE WHITE SUI
PHIJR SPRINGS COMPANY will be held at the
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va, on THURSDAY,
january Gath. \. n. NELLtOhO.
la 12-td Iresloent.
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ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.

Senate joint resolution instructing the
Attorney General to institute proceedings
in the proper court to ascertain whether the
charter of the Roanoke Navigation Company
has been forfeited, was put upon the calen.
dar, upon motion Of Mr.. EDMUSDs, and sub
sequentIy passed.
Adjourned.
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
AS LOW As THEY CAN De BOUGHT At
JULIUS MEYERS. COS BROAD STREET.
NOTE TIE VERY LOW PRICES:
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HELP YOURSELF Is TIE FIRST
al LAW OF Nat uRE., \ least

Country orders promptly attended 20.
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HOUSE BILLS REPORTED.
To amend and resnact section 2 of chap
fer liz of the Code of 1873, in relation to the
construction OF statutes to amend and re-
enact chapter PSI OF the Acts OF 1861,
entitled nj, act to provide q general index
"a deeds. Wills, and fdEciary accounts In
counties or corporations that have not been
snnplied. approved March 90, 1877; TO sub
mit,the question OF repeating the fence law
10 ffie voters OF Brentsyile and Manassas
districts. liz Prince William county,; to
amend and reenact sections !, 8, 5, and II
of an actapproyed March 81, 1876, entitled
an act TO incorperate the Buchanan and
CIifton-F Forge railway, and to enable the
James River and Kanawha Company to sub
scribe to the capital stock thereof; to. pre-
vent the forfeiture Of property or franchise
.hy Che James River and KanaWha Company,
and to enable the cities OF Richmond and
,LFnchburg to aid in the repairs OF the
works Of said company; TO amend Scott,
Wise, and buchanan road law.
4 PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
+. Nv MIR. PIrTs i Bill to regulate the use OF
the public wharf or landing at Totuskey
bridge, iii, Marshall magisterial district, in
Richmond county, Va.
IS az mfr. .JOHNsT0Niof Giles: Bill to pro-.
vide for the use OF convict labor on the New
- BIZ Mr.PuLL1AM: Bill . TO incorporate the
state Grand Lodge OF knights OF Damon,
No. 4 : OF Virginia. ~
s By same Resoln tionl that the, Committee
ON Revision iof4s Criminal inquire 1t
any legislati dis necessary TO punish %.
perjury the false swearing by any person
that party isat Ranty .1nef earst % ageslnE
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
George Francis Train.

This singular parsonage delivered HIM
self Of an incoherent mess OF intellectual
pottage at Turner Hall, Monday and Tues
day evenings to fair sized audiences. To
give synopss..of his lectures or talks would
be simply impossible treating as he did in
his efforts on all subjects and yet combining
himself to no particular one. His unique
and clownish actions spoke with as telling
effect as his words and with the chalk ana
blackboard he was simply immense. His
answers to the questions propounded to him
by the audience was very amusing, as
veil interesting feature of the entertainment:
and the promptness and readiness he dis
played in taking up diverse subjects was
truly marvellous. The man certainly has q
remarkable fund of talk, Notwithstanding
some Of his assertions are so wild and in
comprehensive. His odd and sccentric
ways and peculiar methods, together with
the many harsh, severe and indelicate ex-
preSsi ons he makes use of can only, we
think, be explained or tolerated on the
ground of his being insane on most of the
subjects be treats upon.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
Postal Laws and Regulations.

Below will be found a few rules and reg
uIations of P. 0. Department, which should
be read and carefully observed by all con-
oerned:
1t is the duty of postmasters to remove
the wrappers from all matter not chargeable
with letter postage, in order that they NAV
discover If the packages con tain anything
subject to higher rate
Sealed packages, and packages of third
class matter containing writing are subject
to letter postage.
All sealed packages, and packages done
up so that their contents cannot be readily
examined without damaging or DESTROYING
the wrappers, are subject to letter rates of
postage.
Liquids, poison, glass; explosive chemi-
Gals, 1--we animals or insects, sharp pointed
instruments, salt, sugar and flour are not
allowed to pass in the mails.
package of merchandise with the price
of the article attached thereto or inclosed
therein, is subject to letter rates of postage.
If a letter having less than one full rate
of postage paid thereon should reach the
office of delivery, it is the duty of the deliv.
the prepaid rete, giving credit for any
stamps affixed less than one full rate to be
collected on delivery.
Postmasters have the right to read the
communication on postal cards, and to ex.
clude them from the mails if they contain
indecent or obscure delineations, epithets,
terms or language.
Anything other than an address written
or or printed upon the side of postal card
which contains the words write the ad-
dress on this side, the message on the 9TH
er" renders the same unavailable as postal
card.
postal card with printed slips pasted
thereon, IS not mailable as a postal card,
but may be transmitted by mail as first
class matter, prepaid by stamps affixed.
Circulars containing any writing other
than the name and address of the person
to whom sent, are subject to letter postage,
Notwithstanding they may be sent in un.
sealed packages
The insertion Of a new date or figure in
circular subjects the same to letter rates of
postage.
postmaster is not obliged to accept in
payment OF postage any currency which
may be so mutllated as to be uncurrent
Manuscript letters are subject to postage
at the rate of three tents for each half ounce
or traction thereof, neither sent 10 sealed
or unsealed envelopes.
Postage on second and third class matter
must be prepaid in full, or the same cannot
be forwarded.
Matter of the third class, ipclosed in
sealed envelope, notched at the ends or
sides, or with the corners cut off, cannot be
mailed except at letter rates.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
Books For Our Public schools.

Prof. E. G. Gaebler, chairman of the COM
mittee on Text Books in the School Board,
has received from Hon. l.. B. Caswell,
member of Congress from this district, the
following volumes as a contribution to our
public school library:
Memorial addresses on the life aud char
acter Of Hon. A. T. Carpenter deceased
United States Senator from West Virginia
Financial Report, messages and Docu-
ments, P. o. Department 1867, Report Of
Agricultural Department 1876. Messages
and Documents Department of State 1878
Report of Attorney General Mineral Re-
sources West of the Rocky Mountains 1876.
Report of the Joint Commission of 1876 on
Chinese immigration. volumes of the
annual report of the Chief of the Bureau O f
statistics on Commerce and Navigation.
volumes of messages aad Documents of
the War Department. Volumes OF Mes
sages and Documents of the Interior Depart
ment, 1878. Reports of 1894 and IS
of the United States Fish Commissions rs.
Propagation of Food Fishes of the United
States.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
A Row.

The ARRAY and melee on the West side
last Friday afternoon has been the talk o.
the town ever since its occurrence. 1t is a
long story with many different sides 10 it..
Itbegan frivolously and ended seriously after
the manner Of most rows. The principal
actors were Mr.. John Bel the party of the
fist part and Cheap John the party of the
second part. Some say it commenced over
the matter of Cheap John dunning Mr.. Bell
for small debt, but other causes are as
signed for the opening of the fuss. At any
rate, the row was adjourned from Kelley s
saloon where it commenced, to Cheap Johns
store, where it assumed its most serious as
pect, all the clerks of Cheap John being
drawn into it in defense OF their EMPLOYER.
A sword was drawn by Cheap John but the
weapon finding no foeman worth of its
polished steel was broken before doing any
damage. The whole thing was disgraceful
with blame attached to both sides. The
law has been appealed to by both parties
for the double purpose of revenge and JUS
tice, and perhaps each one of the principals
in the affair will get what be desires.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
Concerning Assessors.

In speaking of the duties of Assessors the
Oshkosh Times says: at will be incum-
bent upon assessors 70 make assessments
this spring as they have seldom been made
before Under the decisions of the supreme
court there must be no percentage about it
the price put upon all property assessed
must be that which the owner would be
willing to accept in pay ment in case the
assessment was sale, and there must be
no more lodging of the atfidavits the sta
tutes require. Only such course will
make the taxes legal and the only differ
ence the public will fnd is that the per.
centage of tax will be lower. There must
De no further attempts by towns and cities,
in counties trying to steal from each other
as has been the practice heretofore.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
Wisconsin Tobacco.

The counties of Rock, Dane and Jefferson
are the three great tobacco raising counties
of Wisconsin, and Milton and Edgerton arr
the markets. The weed shows a fair de.
gree Of activity at the present time, but the
old crop is more firm than the new, as man.
utac!urers are in want Of the sweated arti-
Gle tor immediate use. Edgerton buyers
are doing light business just now on &C.
count of the bad roads. A Massachusetts
firm has just purchased fifteen car loads
paying to cents for the crop of 1876 and
from TO for the crop of 1871 Chicago
Post
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
A Gentle Hint

In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes Of emperature-rain, wind and
sunshine often intermingled in a single day
1t is no wander that our children, friends
and relatives are so frequently taken from
US by neglected colds, half the deaths result
ing directly from this cause. a bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about your
home for immediate use will prevent serious
sickness, large DOCTOR bill, and perhaps
death, by the use of three or four doses.
For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or any
disease of the Throat or Lungs lis success
is simply wonderful, as your druggist will
tell you. Sample bottles for trial, 10 c :;
regular size, 75c. Sold by G. & H. T. Eber-
lie, J. Fl. Schulr or K. Schubert.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
Person al.

Mr.. J. Fl. Reyes. of the REPUBLICAN, con.
.cted with the Insurance Department at
adison, came home Saturday and remained
,er Sunday and Monday.
Our former townsman, Mr.. e. G Avery,
Minneapolis, MINI, has been on visit
few days in the city.
Mr.. R. B. Basford, of Winona, Mimi, was
town last week purchasing brick for a
" residence which will be the first build
g OF WatertoWn brick ia his place.
Mr.. William Wilson has returned from
harles City, Iowa, where he has been en-
aged in business the past winter. Mr.. W.
gnternplates making Charles City his per-
lament residence soon.
Mr.. John 7. Croker, purchasing agent
t The Chicago, Milwaukee l. ST. Paul Rail-
way, made flying visit to our city Thurs
lay afternoon, returning TO Milwaukee
Friday morning.
Hon. J. d. Bullock, of Johnson's Creek
was ia town Saturday circulating among
his friends. Mr. B. was the sole represen.
tative of the Republicans of Jefferson Coun-
n the Assembly this winter, but is con-
ceded to have carefully watched the inter
esss of his constituency, regardless of party,
Turing his legislative career
Mr.. Alexander Hughes, OF Elk Points, Da-
o All, passed Monday and Tuesday with
ONE OF his old friends in this city.
Mr. Fred A Sprague, of DEBORAH, Iowa.
iropped IN upon his friends here Tuesday
'eturning to his home Wednesday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27

large number are now finding recrea.
ton and enjoyment along the banks of the
noble Rock fishing with hook and line prop
erly baited. Some are rewarded with fine
catches but others find only the we'll known
hshermans luck which it is not nee essary
here to quote. Black bass, pickerel, with
an occasional pike, are taken. The prac.
tice of taking fish from Rock River by the
Wholesale With nets and seines has caused
great scarcity Of the inny tribe in the
stream hereabouts. This method of catch
ing fish should be stopped or the river will
be soon almos: wholly depleted and angling
meet with little or no returns.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-03-27
The Public Schools.

The winter term of the public schools
will close at the end of the week. and the
Spring term will commence next Monday.
The usual short vacation between the two
terms, has this time been postponed for two
weeks in order to have it during the Easter
holidays, and avoid the disturbance incident
to that time, il the schools are in session.
Parents intending to send new pupils to
schools with the beginning of Spring term
should not fail to do so promptly on Mon
day the LIST of April, SO secure their seats
VIM BIEBER, Supr. of Schools.