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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-02-13
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port Othriei ii FAcadcmit le meder
cine de Paris. dit ..Jattire Fat
tention spectacle de r.Acaltmie sur
lie tiaite!ment dun cas- de malaria,
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moin: IN jennc h0mme avec le-
quel je Suls aSsez lie >out1rait de
malaria delautomnc de l'anum, der
Mere. Les symphonies de"inrcnt
tres aiarmant, Ell jain dcriller ct st
repetaltnt prcSqn" c!launc Jour. lie
sulfate de qH;nlnc alant etc recon.
MI inefticace Il arrt,cc la maldlie,
TAI ]couScilir au lruHe loniEle de
faire l'e>s,i de l'aeidc pa&uiq.e, d'a-
pres les preparations du DR.. Dtclat,
OH plnt0t d'alier cunSulter le doc
teur iui meme. .Acccptant ma pro.
position. il paSSa i rotlice du doc
teur te 20 Jun dernier. De cettt
date an > luiilet S,sivant, IL DR.. De
clat lui adminiStra rc1nlit1 cHent
de l'acide phtnipue pnr Ct ,in pho
nate d'Anhaoniaquc. II apit> Iouz,
tours de &c ~.r,iltemt.it. il ucciaIa Il
a Reimbursement ga+!i. Ii! y quel.
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a Temploi dc iaelie p!ienllar.
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ND'ExCE

Having purchased the eligibly situated boil
err ah"! "i t.. Hogan. in this town, | am now
prepared to take contracts for making new
li"liers and repairing old ones. Full ~satisfac
ton guaranteed, work will be done at the low
est figures. Ihave secured the services of Mr..
L. Hogan. us foreman and manager who has
had long experience III this business. Parties
WI tind il to thcir interest to call on me be-
fore making contracts elsewhere.
VIM. II. Raglan.
Thihodaux. April 9th. 1882.
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a A
les bruits imaginaires puts il Sc
ance CONNIE pour saisir robjet qul
tiXe SOL attention.
"Bient0t son goilt Sc d6prave.
D'abord. il leche les meubleS, les
parquets, les ~chaussures, etc. En-.
il mord tout ce 4ui sc trouve
4 portee de sa dent, lacGrant lie
bols, la paille, le CUR, etc, avalant
SEES eXcrements. ii prend
en- degout les ailments, meme ceuX
QUEEN temps ordinaire il Anne lie plus.
En- meme temps. il lm Went comme
un besoin de liberte. Peut-Gtre
eraiit il de sc laisser aller a com-
METRE %quelques s6vices sur ceuA
quill nest habitu6 qua caressor. Ii
s'enfuit ct va porter au loin SEES ter
ribles morsures.
"Un signe important, ct sur le-
quei on ne saurait trop s'appeSan-
tir, car il %snffit, senl, i denoncer la
rage, c'est Elaboration du timbre de
la voiX. Celle~ci lie s'ecllappe plus
de la gorge cue v%oilee, rauque,
etrangl6e, convnlsive. Apres TN
Allotment lance d pleine gueule,
ellie s'arr6te dams la glotte, contrac-
tee par les secousses saccadees DIES
muscles inspirateurs, hansse dun
ton ct s'eteint Ians TN hurlement
penihle.
"Cttte alteration de Ia voix dams
son timbre ct dams son mode est
tellement remarquable que roreilIe,
meme ineXperimentee, ne saurait
poublier DIES qu'elle Ia entendue.
"Un souvenir a &c propos, qui
date d6ja de loin deux tieves DIAL
fort s%uivaient. mn soir, presSant lie
pas, c'Gtait TN jour de sortie, ct lis
n'avaient que lie temps d'arriver d
rEcole avant la fermeture DIES pOr-
ties, la grande u de Clarendon.
Soudain, un aboiement Grange re
soma dams la mutt.
ON dirait, tit Pun, lie cri dun
CHEN enrage.
Ills s'arrtterent ct tendirent
Foreille. LIE sinistre hurlement re-
commence.
"-Oui, repond l'autre, il ny a
pas q s'y tromper.
"Et, sans Sc soucier de Ia sale
de police qui les attend d leur rem
tree, lis Sc dirigent, en- hate, vers Ia
maison d'ou semble partir lie lugu-
bre advertisement. lis ont vite fait
de reveiller Ses h6tes ct dc les pre-
venir du danger qu'ils courent.
Conduit, en- effet, lie lendemain ma
tin, avec tOutes sOrtes de precautions
a la Clinique de Fecole, lie CHEN fut
reconnu enrag6 ct abattu inconti
nent.
"Bien entendu, lie portrait que
nous venons de tracer du CHEN en-
rage nest pas complet. Aussi bien
notre intention n'6tait pas de faire.
en- cette place, l'etude suivie de.
symphonies par lesquels s'atfirme |;
rage; nous nous sommeS proposes
uniquement d'appe!cr l'attentiol
sur les signes qui reytlent sa peri
ode initiate. lie prGjuge, tOui0ur
ami de TeXageratiGn. Il donne d |;
physionomie de la bette enraSee de,
traits imaginaircs de Ii DIES m6pri
SEES fatales, d'irreparablcs malhems
Par lie mot enrage, Oh suppose ia
turellement que lie CHEN affecte d
rage dOit sc mOntrer. dies lie debu
du NAL, farOuche, furieux. On Wien
de voir qn'il men est pas ainsi.
GET, pour terminer, nous voulon
rappeler d tons ceux qui ont de
chiens ct qui Ell prennent soin, gu
lis doivent toujours st defer d
moindre enlargement d'humeur gu
lis observent sur leurs bttes. ID,
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HOTEL DE LOCkPORT

entire lie Convent ct rEglise catholique.
MIR. +. BARILLEAUN, a lhonneur dan
WI noncer a ses anis ct les Ommis- Voya-
ceurs en- general quill vent d'ouvrir I'm Hotel
dams lequel on prepare, II DIES prix modcres,
DIES repas "a toute heure de la journee.
Feb-al-S5.
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ANNONCES.

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On cITf6 ut III IITTiVs. IFfF IHStIf1VH ="
=. si,ur ~
:. " Insertion add. 80
Toute annonce indignant la profession
avec ralress. ct n'cXcGlant pas luatre
lignes. par an. d1avance-- - ~
Auuorces de candidats. davance .-.- III W
Necrologie. par III
Toute annonee commercials puhllee a | an
nee sera inserte an faux de 30 cents par pou-
~ nonr Ia nre.uierc insertion ct - cents pour
les insertions suh>tqnentes.
Toute annouce don't lie noHhre diDsertions
nest pas Specific sera instrce jnsqua neuvel
ordre an t,ux ordinaire.
ATELIER TYP0GRAPTIQUE.
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"A a a week at home. $500 outfit free
8 :: :: !: !: ;: s: !; !: $: $: s.: 5: {: !: S: s: $: ): !: : !: {: :: :: !
can make great pay all the time
they work, with absolute certainty, write for
particulars to Ii. HALLET u Co., Portland
Maine.
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FxeaU the Track.

Last Thursday morning at o'clock, a
wild freight train OH the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway, coming from. the
north, was ditched one mile north of the
residence of VIM. Slight, in Emmett, the
engine aid Is cars. being thrown from
the track and badly wrecked. The &C
cident was caused by the breaking of a
wheel on the engine. The engineer, AL.
Shekey, Of GAINESVILLE, whose parents
reside a: Johnson's Creek, was seriously
hurt, his head being severely cut, three
ribs broken and internal injuries sustain.
ed He was carried back to GAINESVILLE
as soon as possible after the accident. A
train from GAINESVILLE transferred the
passengers for Chicago on the II a. N.
train at the scene of the accident and
thus communication was kept unbroken
by the road.
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BrOOE-PGgh.

A very pleasant, though quiet, event
occurred yesterday afternoon at 2:3O, be.
ing the marriage of Edward P. Brook to
Miss Kittie Pugh, at the home of the
bride in the First ward. Rev. J B. Finn
performed the ceremony according to the
rites of the Episcopal church, and as the
solemn words which made the young
couple man and wife were uttered, it
was the sincere wish of each one of the
little gathering present that the future
might be as bright and pleasant as was
the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Brook lett at 5
r. m. for Minneapolis, where they will
make their future home. They take with
them the congratulations of many true
friends, whose best wishes are that their
joys may be many, their sorrows few and
that their married life may be long aud
prosperous.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17
JUNEAU.

AT meeting of the Dodge County
Agricultural society held at Beaver Dam
on Thursday lest, il was decided to bold
the nextcounty fair in that city, provided
the citizens will furnish and tit up suit
able grounds for the purpose. The time
for holding the fair has not yet been de-.
cided upon.
The several Grand Army posts in this
county have appointed committees to take
the necessary steps looking to the erection
Of soldiers monument nt some place in
this county. A meeting of these several
committees has been called to be held
here on April 2, when some measure will
probably be taken for the collection OF
funds, etc.
An adjourned session of the circuit
court was held here on Saturday last for
the hearing OF motions. and trial OF one
or two court cases.
Candidates ara already in the field for
the several town offices TO DO filled at the
town election on April s.
A donation party for the benefit of the
Rev. Wilson, OF the Methodist church,
will be held at the American house ON
Wednesday evening. y.
5 The local freight going north ON Mon
day morning uploaded n able-bodied
tramps At this place.
The "Horicon Volksireund'' Peoples
Friend1 hasbeen purchased By Henry
Spiering, formerly Of the Aayvills Pic,
neer, who will continue 1t - an indepen.
den. Democratic paper. II looks az If
the independent Democrats whose mum.
Der ia constantly increasing, would make
the gang" agood deal of trouble in the
comisg campaign, or it will be necessary
TO purchase few more newspapers.
The western fever has broken out badly
in this locality, and number OF mea
have left, or arc about to leave. for Da-
kota and Nebrsska. W.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17
SOUTH HUSTIsFORD.

Charley Luebks and wife loaded up
their furniture and little ones last Taes-
day and departed for their new home
near Lake Mills.
We understand Will Jones contem-
plates going into the bee business. We
think VIII will succeed - he seems to
handle hoaey in good shape.
Willie Hooker has treated himself to a
bran new horse.
Peter Whitccmb intends starting fos
Dakota next Monday to look after his
claim. Pete. the precisas claim you
have hero you had better keep good Dy
taking her along.
Ern Randall, Edgar. Sid and Will
Jones have got interested in carpet weav.
ing. They took in the Carpet Wesvers
Social last Thursday night at WATERFOWL
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17
DOGS UersuS Sheep.
WATERFOWL. March Is, l

WATERFOWL. March Is, 1886
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:-I believe you
wish to know what is happening around
you so that you can impart to Others.
Those blood Thirsty sheep dogs were
around here again last Saturday morning
before daylight. 1t was little after 3
O'Clock when / heard them and going
into my yard they were frightened away,
but not before wounding8 of my sheep.
Previous to coming on my premises the
dogs were at my neighbor, T. Lewellin's,
where they killed sheep and wounded
rs without being disturbed. Don't you
think we ought to love dogs out here?
j. PARKER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17

The Rev. and MRS. w. r. Torrey. of
Stanton. Michigan, are ia the city visit
ing at Mrs. Torrev's former home in Abe
Second ward. q Rev. DIR. Tnrrey will
p obably make Watertown his homo fox
inc present. ~ "a
| Miss Laura Barber, who has been Wis.
itipg at Missouri Valley Junction, Iowa.
for gone months past, returned to her
home here last week.
Mrs1 J. r. Buchanan, OF Missouri Val
ey Junction, 10 visiting at her old home
p the Fifth ward. 8, ~,
George q. Cooley is visiting as bis home
in the First ward, taking vacation from
his commercial course of study In Nil
wankss. i H. e .,2 r. "
The smiling countenaacs Of Moses q.
Sohwab, of Cleveland, msy be seen once
more behind the counter OF his clothing
store. welcome sight ~ his many Gus
'mers and frienda. 81
Misses Rachel snd Annie Williams. Of
Sparta, ere guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Il,
W,liiams,. OF ,Piperyille. s~a. i. - K
Frank Conklin; editor of the Clark
County {I9&kotat Pilot. and Lee BudlOne,
Of Milwaukee, both former denizens Of
Waterloo. were in town yesterday shAk :.
Ing hands With friends. ::
Mss. 81. T. Eberle started Monday on
q visit to her parents at West Salem, ILL.,,
for q few weeks.
Mr.. Clarence d. Brown, OF Darwin.
Minnesota, is q visitor>iH' the city, called
here to be present at the nuptlals Of her
sister, Mrs. Edward Brook nee Miss Kit
tie Pugh.
Eugene Eberle bid bis friends good bye
Monday and took their departure for
Fort Worth, Texas, which will DO his
fature home. Success attend him.
Miss Clara Pierce, of Milwaukee, Wis
tied here last week, the guest OF Miss
Anna V. Bennett and Mas Lottie StahI
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17
Ob,tatM1.U.

Michael O'Neil died last Thursday
morning al his home in the Seventh
ward, of consumption, aged 33 years.
Deceased was a resident of Mi Yaukee
until about six mouths before his death.
For several years past be was employed
as freight conductor on the Chicago
division of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway, and was highly esteemed
by the company. He leaves a wife and
three ycang children to mourn his loss.
Mr.. O'Neil was insured in the Canduct-
ors' Mutual and Aid Association for
$4,000.
~
Ernst baumann. an old resident, died
Friday, March 18th, at his home in the
First ward. after long sickness frem
dropsy, 10 bis 77th year. His funeral
was held MonGay from the Lutheran
church, Rev. J. H. Brockmann, oficiat-
ing.
Martin Brandt. living on the E. Grit
fifth farm, 2 miles porth of this city In
Emmett, died Sunday. last, quite sudden
~, beiag siek only two hours. aged about
So years. He was born in Pomessnis
and had resided in, the United States
some Is years.
~
Mrs. L. D. Cunningham, of Milwau-
kee, who resided in this city a few years
ago, died last Wednesday evening, aged
go years. Her remains were inferred at
Hartlsnd Saturday last.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17
A Watertown Mar in Trouble.

Joseph: Morawa, the Hungarian who was
arrested at Racine by Detective Hannifin
on charge of stealing about $75 worth OF
tools from the West Milwaukee shops
some time ago, will represented ON
charge of grand larceny to morrow. Nor
ava is about so years old and lives at
WATERFOWL, where he has family COM
fortably situated. He is charged with
entering the machine shop several nights
between 8 and 9 o'clock, and taking
therefrom valuable tools which he cold to
pawn brokers.-MlUaukee Journal, 10Th
enSt.
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..pIPERsVILLE.

George Griffith sold his stallion, Harry
last Friday to Mr.. Wyman, OF Juneazs
for $428.
Harry Blanchard. OF Elgiu. IllineA.
has rented Mrs. Mead's farm and takaa
possession.
Miss Matte Schemerhorn, Of Ocoae-
mowoc, visited friends and relatives hecs
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gentle, Of Jobns-
town, visited Mr. and Mira. John Perry
last week.
Hugh and Thomas Hughes, of Watt
kesha, visited relatives in Piperville last
Tuesday and Wednesday. i,
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The MaLsU0uEee Far.

The Fair, L Harris & Sons, proprie-
tors, Milwaukee, occupy their advertising
space this week With list of prices for
white goods. dress goods and other lines
that will be found of interest to lady
purchasers.and indeed everybody in want
of goods. For prices and goods The Fair
can give satisfaction and when in Milwau.
kee call at the establishment of L.
Harris 4 Sous will pay.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17
HOME MATTERS.
Choice candies at Stallman's.

-Howorth's Hibernica performs at
Turner Hall, Thursday evening, March
%.
1T is reported that most Of the horses
n the vicinity OF Portland, are sick with
be pink.eye.
Several barley buyers at West Bend,
ave been arrested for bleaching barley
'hich was sold to Chicago and Milwau-
&c parties.
A general stock of sash, doors and
inds at our lumber yard. We make
ecialty of odd sizes.
J. WEBER & Son.
A Song Service will be held in the
1gregational church Saturday evening
Which the new Sunday School Hymn
< vii be used.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
rch next Saturday afternoon at 2
ek and Sunday morning. Rev. S.
z, presiding elder, is expected to Of
te.
Congressman La Toilette, of the
d district, has appointed April Fl as
day on which he will hold Compel
examinations for applicants TO West
t Military academy.
The resignation. of G. F.. Zautner as
lieutenAht OF the Watsrtown Rifles
been accepted by the c"loDel Of the
nd regiment, ". N, G., and the
sr honorably discharged
The Wiscoasin State Association of
ituslis,s will hold. its next quarterly
ing (and anniversary of modern
itualism) in Musical Society ball. Nc.
Milwaukee street, Milwaukee, March
II ard %, 1885.
Miss Carter, bf Utah, ~ili visit St.
Us church on Thursday evening in
interest of Domestic Missions. The
ice and address will, beat z:S0. All
invited and as Miss Carter.is an able
,ker, all will be interested in her
ject.
Note change in the advertisement
Schiller & Quensmeyer On local page
week. This enterprising firm is now
.pared with full stock to supply all
.nss at popular prices not only in the
ahing line but in, gents furnishing
oda. See their advertisement.
The best on earth can truly be said of
riggs Glycerine Salve,, which is sure,
.fs and speedy cure FOR cuts, bruises,
aids, burns, wounds and NIL other sores
Till positively cure piles, letter and all
rim eruptions. Try this wonder healer.
abstraction guaranteed or money rafund-
"A Price 25 cents : : -t-ae
ALREADY there 10 evidences Of lively
ime in building here this spring. 81.
5raewe has commenced the erection OF q
prick yeneered dwelling on 7th street,
Fist ward. Fred Hoffman and Theodore
Oobbratz are making preparations to
,uild dwellings On part Of the Seibel
property 10 the Second ward. Albert
tvlow has frame dwelling well under
AZ on Western Avenue.
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IXONIA.,

Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. VIM. Z.
Williams had her leg broken and WAS
otherwise badly injured BY being srampasd
on by ore of their horses while in the ace
of feeding him an ear of corn. d.. Il
e. Eldicaa. of Oconomoroc, set she iims
and she il doing we'll.
Mrs. Retchlief, wife of Carl Eetchliss.
died last Wednesday aged 81 years. HsF
funeral took place on Saturday. j.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17
and report . good time.

Ed Randall claims to be the chamri6A
econ hunter. He recently freed Eve IN
a stone pile and captured all of them.
Fred Rossiter, OF Madison, is ascua1
shaking hands with old-time friends. -.
The, Rev. D., @. .Sanborn gave ~
pleasant sermon last Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Sanbern is endeaFin9 himself to the pro-
pie of this section by his genial manaef
and able expounding OF. the scriptures
There is some talk OF buying an organ b
be kept at the school house. FARMx4.
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Temperance Convention.

The Temple Of Honor and Temperance
mass con ventioa came togethssist Temple
Of Honor hall. yesterday forenoon. The
address Of xslcnme was delivered by a..
J. Kuhn, Of Rescue Temple, followed by
response and opening address by the
president Of he convention, the Hon.
Peter Fasg. Of milwaukee,, whose theme
vas "Nfhas does shessEemple!of Honor
Teachs'' Last svaniags Ma. Fagg, on
grand chief OF the Coarcil sf Wisconsin,
addressed aypublicsmeeting at the NJ. E..
church, speaking on "The Effect OF the
Liquor Traffic -four National Resources
and Society" and producing xreat array
of figures, showing the almost fabulous
spm that isaexpended in the.n .tion ior
interesting drina. Follewingis to-day'a
programme: 49, 4s ! ~
L Opening Exercises at 300 O'Clock.
2 Addrss e. Hs On A. j. Smith, Grand worthy
Response. by watertown T.nplsrs.
: l Our OhligatioA-should we COMMIT 1t to
memory.
2 Degree Work. *
How shall we treat Suspended Brothen
AFTERNOON SESSION,
PromiseuouS business and socialintercourse
Recess and panduetat fremont House ct 500
o'clock.
Pubic Meeting ut n. e. Church at 7:3O O'clock.
Addresses will be made by Grand worthy Temp.
lar W.: III. Housed ana Grand Worthy Recorder
=. I. Carr, Of lllineis Jurisdiction. Hon. A. J..
Smith, G.. "! T.. or wisconsin, and others.
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Written for the REPUBLICAN.
Sc. P0trick,S Dan.

How gladly throbs our Irish heart to-day
HOY many jewellers DER the ocean wide,
From southern swamp to great vt. Lawrence tide,
Will kneel, and for the little island pray.
And shed the tear, by Hope 30 often dried
Sweet token Of the lore that lives for aye.
Bright, holy flame, forever may II guide
And light ths gloom OF Erin's troubled way.
The shamrock that we proudly wear this msrn
Will drosp and fade away az overtime;
But ere 1t dies, one hope OF II IN born,
One prayer thai ireland Jet may rise sublime
That some st, Pstsick's Day nations bliss
Forever may be sealed with Freedoms kissi
JUSTIN THIMn.
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For City Treasurer.

| hereby announce myself to the citizens ef
Watertown candidate for reelection TO ffse
oihce If City Treasurer at the coming charter
election.
G. RUEBHAUSEN
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17

EDITOR REPuRLIcAN;-A city ordin-
ance says: .sAny person who shall keep
q disl rderly house, house of i'll fame or
gambling house. in this city, shall Upon
conviction thereof, forfeit and pay nos
less than ten nor more than one hundred
dollars.": Nov. it 10 understood that il
10 the special duty of the city attorney to
prosecute Ill violations of city ordinances,
yet. strange Is 1t may appear, the city
attorney 10 at present engaged on the side
of the defense in the Mary Gruetzmachsr
house of prostitution case. Can it be
satisfactorily explained how this can DO
thusf The saune ordinance further says:
SIT 10 hereby made the duty of the city
marshal and his deputies to arrest, with
or without process. any person or persons
who may be found offending againat or
violating any of the provisions
of this ordinance"
N. d. QUERY.
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NOTICE

We, the undersigned, have bought lot aud
erected carpenter and stir shop on College
avenue, one block south of Main street. We viii
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For Assessor.

The undersigned wishes to inform ais friends
and the citizens generally that he IS candidate
for the office of Assessor of the City of Water
town. CHAS. J. WENCK.