Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-04-10
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RREVITIES.

Parish Aid Society of st. Paurs church
meets Thursday evening, at the residence
of Mrs Mcdonald
An Orange tree fourteen feet high, can
be seen at the Green House of Mr. j. c.
Jordan in the 9Th ward.
Thanks to Superin tenaent Wbitford for
a copy of the report of the Superintendent
of Public Instruction for 1877.
Mr. G. w. Rundlett Photographs will
be absent from his gallery for several days
attending the funeral of his father at Free
Port, I'll.
Tuesday, owing no doubt to the bad
weather, the attendance at the regular
monthly cattle fair was not large and the
amount of transactions in live stock was
limited
A large and attractive sign probe cts
In front OF George Hawkins New Groce cry
store Those who run even very fast can
readily read it
Rev. Mr. Haddock will give the next
lecture in the course of Temperance Lectures
in this city, at he Congregational Church,
next Sunday evening. cordial Invitation
is extended to all.
A large stock of Spring cassimeres sell
ing at retail from 20 cents upwards. at the
WATERFOWL Wooden Mills, is going off rapid
~. These goods are of Watertown manu-
facture, aud all wool.
Me s. 5. Woodland is the Western
Agent for the new aud second hand maehln-
cry of S. c. Forsaith Il Co., Manchester,
New hampshire. The list Mr. W. sells from
comprises about 200 different articles.
State licenses for Hawkers, Peddlers
and Patent Right dealers expire on the 30th
of April Mr.. H 4. Wedemeyer, special
treasury agent, is prepared to I enew all old
licenses aad issue new ones at his office in
this city,
MFR. James Powers, resident of the
town of Watertown, for the past thirty five
yeats, died Wednesday, April 3, aged about
83 years The deceased was a native of
Ireland, AID came to Wisconsin from New
foundland.
Homer Cope, the widely celebrated
elocutionlst, is expected to give an evenings
recitation 10 this city, some time next
month, under the auspices OF Lincoln Lodge,
No. 20, Knights of Phythias.
The new Jewe'ry aud variety store Of
Mr.. ". D. Sproesser, on slain street, be-
tween I'd aud Sd streets, had a crowded 3D.
ening last Saturday, his splendid stock of
goods, and the fne and elaborate arrang-
ment of his establishment, attracting the
admiration of all.
Mr.. Charles Arnold, the lst ward JUS
tice of the Peace, elect has located his Office
on the I'd floor of the Post Office building,
very convenient point
MIR. A. G.itzner has removed his barber
shop from the Post Office building, to the
basement floor of Salicks block east end of
Main street bridge, where he has fitted up
one of the fastest barbering establishments
in the city.
Mr.. Thomas F. Scion, OF Redwood,
headquarters at Watertown, has accepted
the position of general travelling salesman
for the extensive carriage factory of Louis
Cook, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Cook car
riage manufactorJ is one of the largest and
most complete in this country, and it is fit
ting that it should be represented by such
live, enterprising whole. souled, reliable gen.
tleman as Mr.. Scion. Mr. S. has now
large stock of buggies and carriages at this
point for sale, and under his influence they
are going off like hot cakes.