Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-03-19
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Tue Rock County Agricultural Society
his decided to hold its annual fair on the
81, 4th, and 5th of July next.
A provoking mistake occurred in last
weeks REPUBLICAN in not giving the Mil
wauh ee Sunday Telegraph proper credid for
its interesting article we copied entitled
"a Wisconsin Coicny."
The card of VIM. Dobbra,z, ANNOUNCE
ing himself AS candidate for city asse< sor
at tie coming election, will DC found In
another column.
Henry Bleber announces himself as
candidate for Justice of TIE Peace for the
lsl, I'd & 7th Wards. His card will tie
found elsewhere.
The little daughter OF Mr.. l. Mrs. E G.
Green, aged about l6 months, died 1T the
junction House Tuesday morning. arge
circle of friends will sympathize d.e.y
with the parents in this sad affection.
The Fort Atkinson Union has just
entered upon the tenth year of its journal
istc career. That the Union has had
steady growth in the past is self-evideut,
While It's prospects ahead seem quite as as
surlng, and We take pleasure in congratu-
laung Brother Hoard for the success uf
himself and his paper.
Straw & Murphy are receiving very
large and wei selected stock of Wal Paper
for the Spring trade direct from the manu-
facturers, and those intending to use auy-
thlag in that line should not fail to see.
-Messrs. McGeean l. Ames have made
arrangements for regular supply of beef
for their meat market on the west side from
the Chicago market, insuring to their
customers as choi meats as can be found
anywhere.
N. A. Carpenter, for several years EN-
ployed with the firm of Woodland and Stone
and subsequently, with " C. Stone, leaves
this week. Thursday, with his fam.y Tor
Avon, Rock County, where be takes charge
OF = store. Mr.. Carpenter carries with him
to his new home the best wishes of a large
circle Of friends for his future success in
life.
The announcement of Charles Arnold
IS candidate f,r Justice of the Peace for
the new district composing of the lsr, I'd l.
9th wards, will be found in another column
Mr. Arnold has held the Office of Justice of
the Peace for the First Ward during the
past year and has proven himself to be the
right man in the right place
We would call the attention OF our
readers to the card OF S. NJ. Eaton else
where in this paper, announcing himself
as candidate for the Office of city treasurer
at the coming election. Mr.. Eaton is
among our most prominent and enterpris-
ing bushes men and is well deserving the
confidence and favorable consideration of his
fellow citizens. If elected to the office of
treasurer we are certain the financial
Interests of the city would be safe in his
hands
The rendition of"Uncle Toms Cabin
by the Forbes Dramatic Company Thurs
day evening of last week at Turner Hall
called out larger audience than it is geaer-
ally admitted the performance deserved.
Notwithstanding several of the Oh aracters
were we'll taken, notably Uncle Tom, Eva
and Topsy, with Yankee Robinson causing
considerable laughter in his comic role
Teachers examinations for the Second
District of Dodge County will be held as
follows:
Neosho, March "a and Is.
Burnett Junction, March 26 and 81
Horizon, March 20 and 90
MaEville, April 2 and 3.
Exercises will commence at 10 AN. the
first day.
There will be q meeting o f Republicans
of the City OF Watertown at the Office Of
Hall and Skinner on Friday evening next.
March 81, 1879, al 8 o'clock sharp.
j. B. BENNETT,
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