Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-18
lGome GGloffers.
RREVITIES.

The pure Paris Green for So ie at Straw
& Murphy's. a3w2
London Purple is the name of q new
powder for the destruction of the potato
bug.
Thanks TO our member of congress
Hon L. B. Caswell, for bound volumes of
the Congressional Record.
The commencement exercises Of the
College Of our Lady of the Sacred Heart
will De held Tuesday next, June Gath.
The Parish Aid Society 'ot St. Paul's
Church meets Thursday evening at the rest
dence of Amos Baum.
The crop of strawberries now being
gathered in this section is the most abund-
ant and of the best quality in many years
The Watertown Wool Market has been
on the boom for the past week large clip
pings finding their way to town and sold
at remunerative prices.
- ut Dtue III OOuCtIG dJ MliWdu
kee, A. Kuechle, Manager, advertised to take
place June 18th, has been postponed to
September 18th & 10th.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Second Hand Store, Fred Mundt, pro-
prietor, 4th street, where a full line of Sc
cond hand goods can be bought and sold.
In order to please everybody we were
obliged to open cheap department of
Boots and Shoes in connection with our
extensive line of fine goods.
33w4 KGRNER SKRAUSE
The Waterloo Graded School will hold
its commencement exercises at the NJ. E.
Church Friday Evening, une Goth, 1879, at
which time diplomas to the graduates will
be distributed. An interesting programme
has been selected for the occasion.
The city of Manitowoc il this state
gave its city printing to the Pilot which
paper is TO receive $500 for doing the
same. Manitowoc, unlike Watertown, be-
lieves in getting its work where it can get
it the cheapest.
Joseph Schweitzer, of Milwaukee,, the
we-lknown horse dealer, is n this city
Tuesday and Wednesday of each week at
John Heyman's, for the purpose of purchas-
ing horses for the Milwaukee market. Let
this De notice to our farmers about here
who have good horses for sale to bring them
IN On those days. SAWS
Collect some SCOT from a chimney or
stove where wood is used for fuel, put into
an old pitcher and pour hot water upon it.
When cool use it to water your plants every
few days. The effect upon plants is won
derful in producing a rapid growth of tn riff
ty shoots, with large thick leaves, and
great number of richly tinted roses.
The Annual Commencement of the
Watertown High School will be held at
Turner Hall, Thursday, June Goth. 1879
DoorS open at clock, P. NJ. Exercises be-
GIN at s O'Clock. A cordial invitation is
extended to all friends and patrons of the
the public schools. N. B. Children admit
ei only if accompanied by their parents
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
The members of the .Watertown Good
Templars Lodge will give an Ice Cream
aud Strawberry festival at their lodge room
Clmbrian.. Hall, Saturday evening, June
2lst. The committee il charge are pre.
pairing for pleasant time and like every-
thing attempted by the Good Templars it
will prove no doubt fine success.
5. E. Randall entertained a party of
friends with dinner at the Linden House
last Saturdays having two objects in view
that OF celebrating his birthday ard in
honor of its being "delivery day" at his
agricultural store, large number of farm
ers from the surrounding country coming
10 to take away their reape-s, mowers and
other agricultural machinery,
AT special meeting of the Board of
Street Commissioners held Friday EVENING
the following committee of citizens was an.
pointed to select site for the new enoino
house of the Ahrens. steamer, and report at
the regular meeting of the Board Monday
evening, June g. First ward; Fred Mil
Ter; Second ward, Jul. Benkendorf: Third
ward, P. Quentmeyer; Fourth ward.
Kennedy; Fifth ward, F. Kenig; Sixth
Ward, c. Nay; Seventh ward, A. P. Wood
Judging from the preparations being
made by the Turner Society Wat ertown
VIII have an interesting and enjoyable cele-
bration OF The coming Anniversary of our
National independence at Turner Hall and
Plrk. Arrangements are being made for
orations in English & German, an abund-
ance of choice music, series of gynnastic
exercises and splendid display of FIRE
works.