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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11
FORT ATKINSON.

r. s. Tousley, one of the pioneers of
Lake Mills, late OF Neillsville. Clark Co /,
Wis, is visiting bis brother, II. G.
Tousley, and family. in this city, and
will 60 to his old neighborhood this week
to visit friends there.
The TELEPHoNE.-The work of PCT
ting up the wires has been completed and
Mr.. Badger the efficient agent ofthe
Company is putting! in the instruments as
fast ss possible. Our little city presents
quite metropolitan appearance ON Main
street at least "a, v5
4 Horee thieves stsles valuable span al
horses and harness frnD fsasc Michel,
farmer in the town of Spring Prairie,
Walworth Co., and spring wagon from
his nearest neighbof, on Friday night the
23i ult. At present no clue has been
obtained Of the missing property.
A fine two year.old Norman colt be.
longing to Henry Brandel. got 10 kicking
against wire fence on Wednesday, with
other horses on the opposite side. Getting
entangled in the wire she cut her legs
fearfully, literally stripping the flesh from
the bone in places. Mr.. BRANDED counts
her total loss.
Coleman Nee caught a mud-turle in
Bark river, last week, which weighed 81
pounds. It is one of the largest ever
caught in this vicinity.-Un Union.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11

/: The SCARCITY OF SMALL NoTEs:-A
washington dispatch says that the ma
5tives are beginning to feel the effects; OF
the stoppage of the printing of the 81
and 50 notes, and the banks experience
much difficulty in meeting the demand
for them, and they are paying out the
standard dollars in limited quantities.
1t is matter of. common report among
the banks and the disbursing. officers of
the Senate and House. that the people
who object most to the silver money are
the members and senators who have
been pronounced in advocating unlimited
silver coinage. They do not want to
take the standard dollars because of their
inconvenience, but at the same time
want the country flooded with them to
the exclusion of the paper notes. 1t is
also noticeable that the amount of silver
certificates. circulation here is largely
on the increase, and constitutes avery
large percentage of the paper notes in
circulation, notwithstanding they. are
not legal tender. T., =. "a,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11
JEFFERSON. /.

The game of baseball at Lake Mills
last Saturday resulted in dismal defeat
of the Jefferson club, the score standing
"a to9. One base after another was
made by the Lake Mills boys on passed
balls. Hunt doing some terrible wild
pitching and the Jefferson boys having
no one to catch him.
The Jefferson Fire Department is max.
ing preparations for the grandest Fourth
of July celebration ever held in this
county.
The deadlock in the Board of education
has at last been broken by the election
of w. ii. Porter as President.
Volney Foster has purchased the Waldo
property on Main street. aud is fixing il
up in fine styles for a residence.-Ban-
ueT,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11
WATERLOO.

Our street commissioners are doing
good work in grading and improving oul
streets. -...
Mrs. G. F. Hanson and sister, Miss
Nellie Perkins, of Merrill, Wis, are Wis
iting at the residence of their mother,
Mrs. Geo. Babcock.
Farmers in this locality are congratu.
lating one another on the prospect of large
crops the coming season. .,......
G. A. Trayser, of Watertown, was in
town over Sunday, visiting his parents
and looking after his business interests
in this place.--Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11
@Dur G1eiehbors.
LAKE MILLS.

The Congregational church and So
ciety have engaged the services of Rey.
j. Wood Miller Tor year, commencing
with Sunday next. The pastor will move
his family here.
Mrs. Laura Faville Dubois, of Sauk
Center, Mimi, arrived in town on Satur-
day and was the guest of her parents at
Faville Grove.
J. III. Meyers made trip to Eden last
week and purchased the stones to be
used for land marks. The stones will be
set in the ground about 21s feet and
will be about inches above the surface.
Friday evening the cornet band made
its first appearance in the new uniforms.
John Fillmore, of Milford, died ON
Wednesday morning Of heart disease.
While plowing the other day, Fred
Strasburg turned up carpenters circle
which was made of copper. and is doubt
less of considerable antiquity Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11

You CAN HAVE IT.-"My dear, what
would give to have your hair!" is often
said by middle-aged ladies to young
ones. Madam, you may have just such
hair. Parker's Hair Balsam will give it
to you. 1t win stop your hair from fall
ing off, restore the original color and
make it long, thick, soft and glossy. You
need not stand helplessly envying the
girls. The Balsam is not oily, not a dye,
but is an elegant dressing, and is espec.
tally recommended for its cleanliness and
purity. "a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11
PALMYRA.

Widow Sewall, an elderly lady of this
village, had the. misfortune to fall near
the doorway of her residence, and break
her arm near the wrist.
The work on the new hotel is rapidly
going on.
John Atkins is shipping ice nearly
every day from his ice depot near Spring
Lake. 4a.:f. -. -
Our village school closedafor the spring
:term.-Enterprise.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-06-11
Dan, T.. Liefeld.
tOb~tsNSed from l6a sssek)
How Watch Cases are Mdde.

This process of manufacture was invented
by James Boss, who started In business In
1854, and the methods and tools used in
making these watch cases are covered by
patents. IHis Is tie only -oateh ease made
under sA;s process. For many years the in
PRODUCTION of these goods was slow, owing
topopular prejudice against plated goods,
but gradually the public learned that the
James BosS Gold Watch. Case was not q
cheap gold-soashed or electroplated article,
but was made of genuine gold plates of
standard quality and thickness. Conscientious
adherence to the determination to make
the bes. watch case ever put on the market,
and the adoption Of every Improvement
suggested, has made the James Boss Gold
Watch Case the STANDARD. .w x.sx
In this watch case the parts q q
most subject to wear-the bow, croyn, hinges,
ttunb-catches, etc., are made of SOLID GOLD.
Send eeat sszp TO Keysae Watch Case Factories, Pha.
delpha Pa handsome illustrated showing hou
James Bsss' and Keystsas Watch Cases are made.
Ito be eontinued) .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
RECEIVERS SALE.

IN pursuance OF the order OF the District
| Court of Victoria county, made OH the2lst
day Of July, 1884, In cause No. lo26 on the
docket of said court. wherein Ayers Can
non and others are plaintiffs and The Texas
Continental Mea, company are defendants,
ap,s towit: Their SLAUGHTER HOUSE
AND ICE FACTORY, AT Fort Worth, Texas,
and all the machinery, tools, appliances ana
appurtenances TO the same belonging, To-
geiher with Che land upon which the same
stands, the same being fully described In the
and Ice Factory, al Victoria, Texas, and all
the machinery, tools, appliances and appur.
tenances to the same belonging, together
with the land upon which the same stands,
also fully described In the order above re-
ferred %; said property y offered AZ prssa,ds
proposals. Tor the purchase of the same WIN
be received until that day, and II not sold ~
private sale on or before said nrst DAY OF
October, 1884, the same will be sold al public
auction within the hours prescribed by law,
BY the undersigned, on the nIst Lue.dsy a ~
month, to-wit: The properly In Fort worth,
an the door of the Conrt-house OF Tarranl
county, In the city OF Fort worm, texas,
and the property In Victoria at the door o.
the ourthOuse OF Victoria county, IN the
city OF Victoria, Texas, ,.
Ia. are cash, and In both cases said sale Is
made subject 10 the approval OF the District
1,ourt of Victoria comfy, and VIII ne re-
n0rIed 10 said court at the next term com.
inencing November lvth, 1851. and no lue
will he made TO the purchaser uhth inc sa'a
tals II confirmed by the court,
The undersigned Will give full Information
and particulars 70 all apptica pnuTnuAu
Receiver T. c N Co, Victoria, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
VlCOR az s'i ss''i to S"i.s g. s.s I.
No,ice to Contract tors.

Consolidated sealed proposals for the build
ing OF brick court house. with stons ip 9iil
county, Tex, will be receiyed at my once IN
Winhita Fails until O'Clock p. III. " ednes'
day the sd day OF s.pIember, lt,i.
i;,dders will be required W nic Win lne,r
bids An approved boud In the sum OF s1u0,
with sck nowledgment OF signatures before
clerk Of court or notary public, and ceInncAls
hondsmen are solvent, condi ioned Tor the
falfhfni performance Of the Work "a &C ORD
ance with the plans and spccin atoms, -.
lash Will be paid on monthly estimates
siven BY the architects ay the work pro-
crosses, tho court y serytpn 10 psf esna. upon
sach pay Inenf until ths c0mplsuou ana sc-
cfpIai,le at the build ~. n
Plan and specihcatlons can bs seen A. my
once in the town Of Wzrhila Falls, Tex.
The court reserves the Tient y, mirss any
and all bidA. -: 2. SAhMisE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-26
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS TUESDAY AUGUST 2e

m,in,strative corruption, which is Ger.
.alniy OF q most damniug character
anu rom which we may possibly make
some extracts In the future.
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ZJO MurfelI, JOnn L
3Ol Mo"dy, Nickersea 8
3O4 Maynard, Melvin o
sos Miller, Peter
336 Moore, Benjamin II
34l Mills, George T
352 Noise Babtiste
1868 Merrigold, Henry p
2G9 Merle, JENNY
375 Morris, John f
396 Mason, w IAN w
4D5 Murray, i'atlick
il3 Muller jacob
'2O Miiiard, Thomas
55I Miller, William
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53l Miller. Stephen
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532 NtrLali.ad. John
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81! Nulty, p.,trirl,
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75:} Ni,.Apl. Jonn II
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62S Prior. John AZ
6Q5 Pioroo EuroraE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-26

1S5 Constant. Thomas 4
213 Cary. William NJ
2l9 Chubhuck. George W
227 Carney. John
234 Crandelle Dele
2iS Cavanaugh, fkas. n
250 Culp. David r
265 Connolly, Jerimiah
399 Carpenter, Joseph
324 Torecco, Stephen
322 C~aven, Frank
3i1 rn.''iHg. Erastus "
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34G Cowin~, Joseph Il
:35s Chclic. Walter N
366 Cole. Lllcwei'vr
$50 Constantine. Phillip
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-26
OFFICIAL
LIST 0E REGGSTERED VOT'


Carson ne =-rsIifo 3r.2,sby Coz
Nevada.
yoE THE ELECTION YEAR OF
q Aa.!erson. Joseph A
4, Anderson. Morten
63 Alley. Eadock I
l49 ANanbach. Jacob |
Is1 Atherton Coleman c,
1eS A|hro. .!ohn s
G0a Avery. David "
Els Anderson. William
$50 Adams. Jewrtt "
cS5 AnpelAere Carl 0
81 AronSnhn. Max
3S7 hrrens, Henry
z;33 Adams, William Il
zG6 tnthc-s, James
S63 Adams Joshr, 7
e:2 Am5~ozctti FTanciscc
ess ABR hrstqchc
s7o Abraham Ie2ac }
Sic Ardcry, Alezandsr N
So Archer, David 4
Bryant, George "
Bontnp. .Jamos u
II Baker, Slml
i6 Rroaihead, William 0
1! Bru'e Diewionnie n
10 Berry. Glenn
q Brlleu. Robert "
q Bemis. Stcnhen J
So Bawkcr. niIo 4
E3 Bance. Horace II
% Bird, John A
II Bieler. David
81 Bartine. Horace T
So Brown, William r
30 Bray. has. Z
12l Branlt Dominique
143 Bslford, George
las Riljinps harles
1866 Bender, David A
1877 Belknap, Charles H
leA Bliss, DuaneLs
16S Brown, James A
702 Boyd, chas. E
3l4 Bray, Judson j
3SS Baker, Chas. II
IA Bicknell, Charles T
45 Bright Jessie L
~ Buckley. Albert n
314 Benson, Henk
A8 Bergman, Albert
367 Bell, George III
172 Bryant, Andrew 8
374 Roles, James W
80 Bruette, Nelson
418 Brummett, William Is
498 Bath, Henry G
500 Barkley, Eli
So1 Brulin, Charles A
5o2 Burns, George T
I31 Bryson, George G. Jr.
S36 Bush, William P
I63 Bolitho, John
374 Blethen, Charles "
583 Bryant, William H
a03 Badsley, Jsy s
o0F Bell, Leslie HI
11. Burns, William II
&c Brock, James J
81 Baker, Archer
go Burlington, Edward
U7 Borges, Antonio A
90 Brierschbach, John
721 Bailey, HeneY
TO Boyer Isaac
rs Burlincane, joseph A
z39 Bryant. William L
'745 Bacigalupo, Antonio O
16S Brannan, Patrick
N2 Bath John
~ Black, Isaiah n
7V7 Burke, Samuel G
S03 Brady, Francis T
$40 Bradley. Harry d
6 Chedic George W
3 Cheney, James H
10 Crockett, Lyman J.
IL Che"ey, John Z
q Crawtsrd, James
Is Ccrbe:t. John w
- Connolly, Timothy J
81 Coffin, Trenmor
8 Clark, Henry ]
II Cohn Aha
o6 .Cohr, Hoses n
- Cc-,et., V':'.s.r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-26

38S He'uIison, Leon
800 Hill, Ge"rge B
AT Heritage, John
43O Hawkins, George 8
432 H,milton, james
43S Hammond. Warren L
5O4 Hauey, Patrick
527 Holland, Jehn
533 Hines, John
534 Hofer, Charles N
556 Hsnford, William
$50 H.id-nrich, Th"mss ]
575 Harvey, Richard Y
5SS H,r.lie, Adam
644 Hyde Myroa NJ
lGI9 H.wel Ge.rg. D
6l2 II fer, Albert G
643 Hirlnw, J'~iah G
G93 II gerty, J.nes
600 U,vrnnr, William III
7Oi V'rrrr, I'd ward
723 Iri,tenrici.Jhn
76i N.iipnrich, u rhn S
7i5 Unilrnri,.il, Henry
1855 ifrid'Hr,ch, Uenry Jr
Ss7 Hofpr., .,rfemI"rr r
79i I{-alry I ir'dsIrus w
SAT I! !l-r, Alfred
SJ3 Htnuon. J,hn II
23 Johnson, Benz min
81 Jll"r>on, Node IL
-? Jud4e, j mes X
| I53 j hn-"n, ALERT
2G5 Jantin>, Henry
27z J-nkil,S, David d
All Jenkins, = K
49,, Jan 81 II, Leopold z
5I2 jerks, Andrew C.
5s4 jones, Thomas
6n2 J cnhs, Asi,.ph
GS2 James, Edmund
II! Joseph, Jo'tn
73. .jac"huviteh, Simon
$50 Jeuu!s, William
3S ifer-ey, John ID
81 Kennedy. BYRON D
lOi Kennedy James \
iu6 Kennedy Francis
~ keN,%r, William Ii
l52 Kerr, james
I76 knox, William ID
I79 kit1ueser, George w
2ol King, Wad. w
225 i<nickerh .,.krr William
27S i>ral!, Philip.
2So Kelley, Charles II
362 >napr, + Nv srd c
437 k-yser, William d
5l6 Klein, Jacob
534 keiu, Paul L
54s Kelley, James J
$50 Kaiser, Dietrich
$50 h."hoom, jain II
6nS helly, Daniel
G93 Krnnedy, Frank 3
7"7 ktnny, James
73t Kelley, Stewart
745 Aitzmeyer, Daniel g
1877 Kelley, Michael
823 Ktyser, William
$50 Aranier, John II
8 Laport, Alexander
IL Lan"ureauX, Abraham
7S Lee, Edward $
123 Lilienfi-Id. Alfred w
1913 Lepper, Gustave
lS4 tentz, David II
1872 Lincoln, Charles H
1s7 Lepper. Henry E
2O5 Latta, Chauncy
228 Laws, Charles w
81 Lee, Simeon L
3O3 Lefevye, Urban
322 Laughton, Charles e
327 Leonard, Orville r
334 Lynch, Thomas
396 Lynch, Will, m
500 Lopez, Jesus
5ll L-ete, james A
SIS Little, Wi;liom II
526 Leary, Thomas
53S Linton Willis D
53S Lind, James F
55S Livinsgton, Adolph
624 Lepper, Albert A
636 Laing, James D
649 Levy, Jacob
720 LilienfieId, William
749 Lachapelle, Dosite
767 Little, John L
$50 Lenhart, Jacob
S15 Lsnergan, Maurice
Si7 Locke, Samuel J
S36 Lament, Alexander,
S43 Lynch, William
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-12-03

LOSDOS, Dec. 2. nOOn.-COnsOls, 90 3-l6 tOi
money, s9tf for account.
NkE 1oEK. Dec. 3. mOon.-StOcks irregular
Money l5slg2 percent. Exchauge-lOng, a eO71
q 81; snort, s4 S45z,G4 $50. State bonds
quiet. Government bonds firm.
BOO p. m.-ExcnanEB, 81 S01<. Money closed
~ a. per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
t1old, tl25, 81, o00s currency. sl0GIa,ooo. Cow
Sl1meng bonds q shade easier; four per cents
- three per cents. I0ll4 bid. State bonds
NE stock market opened firm, and then
eslslned as per cent, Lake Shore leading
a-lef the first call the temper OF speculation
~, unchanged for the better. Lake ShOre
.6 most conspicuous, selling up Is PEI
-s' Before II a. m. reaction OF 14gts pei
--Lt. took place. but at midday the marker
~ irregular, some shares being weak Whlle
vr-.-ets were quite firm. At the second cal
westeFn Union. St. Paul and Missouri Paeiho
neLe strong and higher. In the afternoon II
va announced that Erie had reduced CHI
t5o rates ST, andsthat the New York Central
9 80 me- tle cut. Advices were also received
I I'm buffalo to the effect that rates were
~ 10y aemoralized there. This led to a selling
49, S-S general list, particularly trunk lines
~ l-'ic kaWanna. New York Central fell on
~ ker cent, Lake Snore ~, Lackawanna
20 northwest - St. Paul J. Missouri Pacific
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NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Messrs. Dan Talmage' s
Sons a co. report the market fairly active IN
domestic STYLES and holders confident; foreign
sorts are in moderate demand at former rates /.
Carolina and louisiana common to fair Is
quoted at 5G55sc, good 10 prime at 57z,aoc,
choice 81 SG63sc, fancy head 60 d6Ae; kangooh
4J4d5c. duty paid, and 25sg234c IN Bona; rat
ma 5G5l<c, Java 51z(G5ssc. Their Charleston
disDatch says of the crop movement 70 date I:
ReceiDts % 4o9 bbls; SAILS 1855 bbls: stock OF
cleaned ASIA bbls, a slight accumulation OF
stock, and all OF low fair and inferior sorts:
the market is active and strong in good grades
AZ Unchanged quotations. Their New Orleans
dispatch Of Nov. % says: With good demand
during the first part OF the Wees aeveioPi,ng
has ruled steady, and the close shows strong
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-Rice quiet ana
easier; louisiana, 45sg5S<c.
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