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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13
a Divers Fight VITA IA SHARP.

\ diver NAMED Qnn.rrc had II rrnli:,,::-
able iiyh; with Formidable, iislJ ca!lcd
the h"uitou.: or lon,lr". iinl 10 sliar!,
wnir.i iaiVstS the Errion ,n.i.t ut iIouarn-
cncz, the other day. Qu:nirrr l;a.i Il mar
row escape. The diver. an oh s;i,. was
employed Ivy the Government. nnl IN
pursuit al his daily labor duly descended.
in diving apparatus, oil the nurarncncx
Pier i"r tn" purpose nj layins IA. .sirnia-
tom al an addition tn that silu,!ur'
While he WIS nj the bril"n q. III" sea
the nl"n VIII" were w'riir. lir air ,,unip
iii u i,i...:hh; - bra. slmyr w.rc sudden
II iri,:'.. ned lay feeling II" ;'.,'ii. -;.:!rl
They INSTANTLY niihJ up, AMI i.o,i.!,i Il
iars;" lHu';nas, nearly ci:nl feet iung. -,
the stl;;n~, bhe MARINE monsters head
form. Il tiircc-Iuar;cis oi his length and
: hit under jaws were of imnnnSc sixr.
shortly altcrward tluntrcc came up. his
lIan'i on the air pipe ui his helmet anil
his diving apparatus somewhat damaged
When he went down to his work he lrul
scarcely got TO the last run. oi the laiticr
when he saw the sea monster lyi,. he
tween Two huge Jumps ri rock. He h:,,l
ii his hands only his Stone rhiscl anil Il
hummer, and lr intended 10 "a IN inr Il
crnwbar ut once, but the fish MAS too fast
for him.
II came toward him through the green
water with lis enormous jaws wide open.
Without losing Il moment Quintrcc ,n:,n-
aged towound the animal in the throat
with his cliscl. and then held it clown
"n Il stone while he drew his knife AMI
made y hole in its body through which
he pass,''. a rope, anil thus sent the fish
10 tlc surface. Had il nm been for his
Quirkirss and dcxtcriIy, the diver. owing
Ia the rents which the fish would make
III his apparatus, would have been
drowned, and then lcvourcd AZ il hap
prnrd, il was the houious that was not
only defeated but eaten, inr lis body WAS
divided among The victor aud his com.
rtdrs, who male II capital L,nWaimissc OF
The prime parts. LMMIDM Iii.tlrnnh.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13
GEMS OF KNOWLEDGE.

Tho largest park in the United States
Is fairniount, at Philadelphia, and con-
tains 2.1i0 acres.
The highest monument in tho world
Is The Washington monument, bcin. Goo
feet from its base.
The largest university il Oxford. in
England. 1t consists os iwcn,y-one col
lc:.ts and five halls.
The lofticst mountain is Mount Ev-
crcii Of the fliinalavas range, having an
elevate OIL OF 10000 feet
Tile largest inland sea is the Caspian,
hilwech Europe and Asia, being 700
Mules long and 20 miles wide.
The largest circulation oi paper money
Is that OF thu United States, being 3UO
millions, while Russia las go millions.
The largest insurance company in The
world is the Mutual Lille OF Now York
CITY, having cash assets OF Sl0S, 0DD, 900.
Tho largest Empire in the world is
that OF Great Britain, being S,:,51 .,i:5s
square miles, and more than Il sixth Dart
OF the globr.
The loities. active volcano is rono-
catcpe:i. 1t is 1851 lccl high, and ha. Il
crat three miles in circumference and
1000 feet deep.
-ihc longest tunnel in the world is
ST. Goihar,i, on the linc OF the railroad
between l.ucrrne and Milan, being yJ
n'lic:s in. length.
The most remarkable echo known il
that in the Castle OF Simonctta, two mile.
from Milan. 1t reports the sound oil 9
pistol sixty times.
The Target desert is Sahara, in North
erh Africa. Its length is 1850 miles am,
breadth ts'0 miles; having an area Of
2,N00,W0 square miles. "
The largest suspension bridge is III,
i'rnoklyn- lhn length OF the main spar
j ,,o93 feet inches. The entire length Of
the bridge is 5,9S9 feet.
The largest tree in the world as vet
dlscovoT~l is in Tularc County, Caliior
ma II Is 2I5 feet high, and los feet in
circumference nj its base.
The Slightest denomination of Cnitcf
States legal tender notes is $4,000 n,
bills OF tlie value OF 100000 have eve
bscD>issiled i'll this country.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13
GEOi;uIA's SHIFTING SANDS

Prnpl" who have taken thr trout To
e" d"wii nj" tins swamp lairls Just htiow
the CITY OF Macon, Ga, have found M
almost lhcmo;n,nal DEPOSIT of snrl in
the swamp ;.n,l Ii. lls. The sand is AS
fine a;id white as that see: on the i,,,cl,
oil Crms"ri;'lla Island. AIny persons
have linH!ol away carllErls of is tnr
flower gardens. front yards and o,h.r
purposes. 1t WAY known that this saul
was washed upon the laihl. by tho recent
ffcshcts. but wi ere it came from was
l'uZZlc when il was remembered That
the river bottom AMI banks arr. of tho
red'lest null. The mystery Ias been
explained. When the Harrison ,rashnt
occurred III 1911 all the lan,l in the vicin-
lily OF Jalie;tn OH the r ut Tcnnes 4o.,
Virginia and Georgia railroad was eoy-
ercd with san'l. In the Il ,ol the .lwull.
ing oil MIR. j. 4. Bow,lu.n was leyaloL 70
the ground and the conieut. scattered.
The waters subsidized aud left the dep, sit
al sagd several feet deep. A fow days
, ago Mr.. BJwdoin WIS blowing. M
having occasion to visit n portion of the
field That llo had not scen IN som. tmc.
no found the land haro OF the sand TINT
had lain on il for fnrty-livo years. Flo
found pos AMI ket les tIiit belonged to
ms parents and had been sc,ttere,l when
the Harrison freshct destroyed tho dwell.
ing house. There were also wheel
tracks Oh tho hard clay made by wagon
wheels Mt that time. Aud thus the sand
that had been left on tho land nenr
Juliet:e by ono frcshet WINS, after nearly
half century. taken mp by another
freFhet ami deposited Oh the lands near
Macon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13

"coh'0rSn ozyGHS-ft> Made Of teton and R,,uI,, n
no "r Of nc" t"eh"re "f two HUNDRED rase.. puL,hsd
hy rr- siartry rArn which give, to all noar, "a fuI, In
formation N 10 this remarkable curative agsnt and record
ei,r,crai hundred lug Wide rar Of chronic
ramaa! OF thru alter h.in= abandoned Ar ~ other
physicians. Aho = cOhIOrND OxyGES-ii. 0ri.ln and
be'eiopnrnf inttre.nE hook or ono hundrri pars.
Both or ehrr will be mailed TO auy address, OIL appil
tstou. Head thc brochure
DRS. STARKEY & PAI.EN
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occunl;.Au. OF i.Lr,s,r,.,u r,rs,,

or frogs and toal, incloscd in solid
ro':k anil other fables of tho same nn,,re
f'cGn"ntly appear in tho daily and
weekly papers. Ono not dissimiar,
ttoLHh vastly more ni,;mr,l Ut the ii d.
!nS Of two living bats imbul,ic,l III u
.o.ii lump of bi.umi'ous coal from u
COS. 'nnr i'll Maryland is now going tho
ron"i'. AMI will probably not rest til
ili' press from Maine To California has
given publication to it. There was SAIL
Ia invr been no crovicc admitting the
entrance III tlicao wonderful bats, and
that there was a clearly formed impress
sion l,ft l,y them. The iuiercncc-,l,.
the only conclusion is That t,,,,c
h"ary c!..icarf.sTalis are living remnants
. q: l'"i cm!-fvrIiiig a::c. 1t was not luIiy
ago tl,at l'ist such y s,o:y was TOT; OF M
ahcicut loai III another coal mine, t,;,ly
;i' time the ear oniierous ba!rRcl:ian
lia's become, rs was naturally expected,
very much dcsiucated. |, is very strange
viii What persistence such myths anl
i;'l'!rs retain their loll on popular c:el-
cnce. Men OF hi. I'll intelligence will aver
their hclief i'll pctr;iiea human bodies.
and we lave known slIrcwd business
man /" exhibit what lie firmly believed
was II large mass of fossil buffalo Arhh,
sinews, muscles, blood an,l all What
NOR" natural thing could there I've than
The finding nj u toad ar hat. dead. hilcr
Vi.ttI INA 81
mine ? and yet. l"ih;l.',', to nnu wholly
nnacqna:n;el Min ,;c,.! ,.;:,l and aoal,
g;cal principles, u carbpnif. roas foss;,
fish or living bat seems equally inexpln-
a''e and wont rial. Sarl fanciful
flights OF inagiiiaiion might pass mnno-
ticed were thy MT ~ inlustriuu,iy
circulated in The columns OF even
the highest class oil metropolitan news.
papers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13

One of the most interesting fea.
lures OF this session of Congress is
the political manoeuvreing in rela.
ton to tho territories seeking adj
mission to the Union. The Senate
is now considering the Republican
proposal for the admission of the
southern half Of Dakota, which ia
supported by strong array of facts
and arguments. The Democrats,
who h"vo made their policy SUI;
OF caucus rule, meet -"' 800 u''
demand & :. .n"n you have for fiv,
,7r.,:s. Arc YOU NERVOUS? Thos,
tired, sick headaches will vanish
Have you WEEK LUNGS? Give com
pound oxygen one cl,unce to strength.
en them. Have you DYSPEPSIA Ii
will cure you.
Remember always one thing! Yo,
risk absolutely nothing in trying Oh,
treatment. 1t is supply brcmhin!
d1cyemt ar; not dosing" or drug
ging.' or going thousand mile,
away from home and friends. 1t i
ta;hing daily into your lungs, a.
YOUR OWN rtoaE, the concentrated Vi
atty Of all the health resorts in th
world 200 page book mailed free
For particulars, address,
DHs. STAnKEY a. PALEN
1927 and 1929 Arch ST., Ihiladel-
phia, Penn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13

be exactly enough, it would be diff
Hficult to figure out, by any combin
luton OF the figures above present
cd, any method of getting just thai
requisite figure aud saving time
and trouble about the other eiel,.
teen. The largest factor in this
problem, the Southern vote, may be
assumed to be already disposed of.
There is to all intents and purposes
SO far as tue presentation of this
case goes, rs much Of u solid South
us there was in 1884. There are,
then, presumably 1913 electoral
votes assured to the Demorp'"ct-
ticket. Forty r;--' .oii aware OF the
to Io vi their discovery, and nrc
y Sus looking forward to tho visit
! OF foreign manufacturers of asbestos
materials, particularly from this c,un.
try, where the industry is rapidly on ilrc
inn' asr. Tho deposit, lie close To the
Ea't'rinlnrg railway, and The facilities.
"l 'H"snort Afforded Ivy the line. vi
! i az Y yer system, will enable II /,nly
export trade to bo opened mp. a sug.
r. a.i',: has already bocu EsroWn ont That
Il SSH should atttmpt tho manufactures
OF Ash 'sioS materials herself, and ii il.
SAIL HAT il Til, were done rrculra.r.
r'',i wunll la given to further nv,sti.
ga;i,n, aud other ,liscovcrc. would bu
inalr. Siberia is known to possess il,
ai";'"iarco almost every conceivable
mineral, and her resources lave ony
fuilc'i - attract the attention of F.mro;u
lrrTuoc the communications with ilic
country were So d,lii;llt. N,w, how
ever. il;at steam communication exists
from western Europe H. 2 OOD miles east
OF Ur.'Is. there is every probability tlla.
European capitalists viii l,a 1T raced 10
tlr country, aud we sliould no. b. sur
r'iSrt' ii the asbestos discovery slln.,l.l
Invite the enterprise OF German ,,a,,,,-
ih''iurcrs, WHO are now ovcrrunu,ll.
L. ,S>i;,.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13
-A-~

FOR cleansing and healing foul an6
indolent Ulcers, Sores and Assesses
and removing the bad odors arising
therefrom, and for slonghing. con
fused and laccrated wounds, Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is unequalled.
81 have used Darbys Prophylactis
Fluid in hospital and private prac
tice for ter years and know of moth
ing better for s,ougling, confused
and lacerated wounds, foal and in
1olent ulcers, and as q d sintecsant
= y. Il. Heustis, Poi. Mobile Medi
cal College.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13

No has Pullman Buffet Sleeperf
New York To Chattanooga, without
cna"se, via Harrisburg, Haycrs,own
:.ad Hoa iosc; a!somakes connections
III llaecTstown WIZ fast mail frolny
baltimore. /
No. hiss through connection FROM
Philadelphia via Harrisburg and Cl
y. Railroads. and at Shenandoah
.lnnst.oa VITA fast express from Ball
mo e hna Washington. via B. & oil
Railroad.
CONNECTIONS.
ut Hfgerstown, Md, with theI
Westefa Maryland Railroad TO and
from Baltimore. Frederick, ;IImmitts1
hurry. GcttSsbhfg, Pcnmar. Waynes.|
"orn. Pa and points OH the West
ern maryland railroad and branches.
With the Cumberland Valley II aI
road 10 and from Harrisburg, ~
lis. Shippehsburg, Chambersburs,
Mefccfshufe, Martinsburg,and points
OH tine Cumberland Valley railroad
and branches.
~. Shenandoah junction, NtyTSVa..
with main line of Baltimore s. Ohio
Railroad to and. from the West.
No. 3 mikes close connection at
ayneshoro junction with G.. &c ".
lty. East and Westsbound trains.
At Loeb Laird, with Lexington
branch Of Richmond and Allegheny
railroad
AT BuchHnhn with main line of
Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
at Roanoke, with Norfolk and
Western railroad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
AT Boyce, for Wildwood and Win
chester, Va.
AT Troattilsc, for FsAcastle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13
INVENTION has revolu'iontscd
M, ZIP Sea Wonders exist in

y II III tENu1nnl.s 0f iOriLs, but are
SUI passed. b" The narvcls of invention
hose who arc in need of profitable Work
that can be done while living ct Nome
should Mt ohcc stnl their address to Hal.et
a. Co. PORTRAYED, Miinc. nisl recciSe free,
FL Information how either SEX of nli ages,
can tirh from 50 20 Ss25 per dry and up
wards wherever they live. You are started
free. Capital not required. Srme. have
made over $50 in a single daya this work
All succeed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13

n meeting of tho Stockholders
ut the Clinch Valley Coal and Iron
Company is called for the Ind of
May in this city, when q boa.s"cn,
directors is TO be elcct"' fs''i''sS oil
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13

1t seems t" mo we can never give up
longing aud wishing while We arc thor
onghly alive. There are certain things
we feel to lie beautiful and good, anu we
mnst hunger after them
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13
THE REPUBLICANS "Ir. .

John sherman is the statesman that
ohio1wants to foot
AS the Presidential winner on the SO
route,
And John is mighty willing, for he likes
that sort of fun; -
He would srabit in q hurry, too
II WN(lI A ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-13

May I" thiS CITY, when u bOar'!'ten'
directors is to be clcctn' 's'''''s' "'
business traIslipplcr; one almost. hut
suffer, II drunk;irl; onr ever
linking, but never drank. lie uf,rl.r
ohtradrs his soaked ana spirit logged body
,inn I'll" physician than his deeds ul,oi,
the lawyer. He agrees not with lii.
Japanese maxim, 10 drink seldom. lint
heartily when ut it, is better than To tin
lc Frequently and in small quantities.
fo"rM. The lIabitual; through repeat
ca in'iuis"nccs the habit Ia indulge. he
ncon.s stronger, The bodily cr.tving
grows in strength and other motives lbs
liieir weight. In this WAY the moral s,i,s
becomes ol''curc;l, the ,rlf-r,sprct anil
p tie Srii-rrslTilnt which depend So much
upon the moral estimate nf ones wnr,h
are no longer guiding principles If lie !:
tic man has become the slave al nn ami
NEAL appetite, and is M longer ih;. free
ruler OF his own conduct. Ills organism
rules over him anil the rule il nn, ,lru oi
Il constitutional nuii,Iirli who is govern.
IN" u, conformity with the laws ri health.
but 'ir tvITinny of II ,lcsl,ut nlio is rl,u..
with the caprice oi disease. Here Nc
pts; from hahiilial drunkenness Ia Iin.o.
hiania. Dir C,iriiton Brown saws. .'riu.
essential diStiii,tion appears la me r. l,.
tn'' w hahtllai urii:ikci!icsS the in,llly-
cnce oi he propensity is voluntary. ami
may b' iYrrg"nr. and in dipsnnr.nia it is
IN 81 The druukar'l, as u rule ur.cs
siiAc cxIcf,;.,! excuse ior his driE,nr!,.
whereas vii slic dipsom;uia'' it is the in.
formal craving. With the dips .mnniar ],
is the ris a tsyo, with The drunkarn i, is
the r;i a .GDntt. Tie 'iipspmaniac il
driven into the dchanrn 10y an impulsc
the '.runkar'l seeks the intoxica;ia; eli.
fcc!s.'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
A Mean Robbery.
Germany.

Some contemplate sneak thieves en-.
tered Mrs Edward Davies house Satur.
day forenoon, the next day after her re-
turn from Europe, and stole a number Of
souvenirs and presents she had brought
with her from the old country to be dis
tributed among her relatives and friends.
With the exception of fine shawl and a
silk umbrella taken from trunk, the ar
ticles stolen were all small ones and of
value chiefly because of their character as
keepsakes. The thieves procured 40 en-
trance, It is supposed, through window,
one being found open when the family
returned, shortly before noon, but no clue
could be obtained of the guilty parties.
1t was one of the most daring daylight
robberies ever perpetrated here, and for
meanness unparalleled. 1t is to be hoped
that the perpetrators will be discovered
and punished as they deserve.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
Humane Society.

Under the call from the old president,
Prof @. F. Viebahn, a meeting for the re-
organization of the Watertown branch of
the Wisconsin Humane society was held
last Thursday evening at t. 5. Clark's
bookstore, and the following officers were
elected: President, @. F. Viebahn; Sec
rotary, VIM. L. Norris; treasurer, Ell, 7.
Eberle; agent, G. F. Zautner. Charles
Mackay and DR.. w. F. Whyte were elect
ed CD the executive committee. All citi-
zens in sympathy with the objects of the
society should lend helping hand to for
ward its interests. There is much work
in this direction TO be done here, and
considerable good can be plished
by united action.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
Board of Street Commissioners

Meeting of the board of street commits
sioners Monday evening:
The account Of the Gutta Percha Rub
Der Co., Chicago, for hose, amount, $475,
was presented and allowed.
Petition presented of J. d. Platz, w.
Luther, Emil Seibel and others for the
construction of a cistern on corner OF Main
and College streets in the First ward, in
which was set forth the necessity for such
cistern. Referred to committee on fire
department.
Complaint having been presented by
Ernestne Kruger, wife of Wilhelm
Kruger, of the Sixth ward, setting forth
that her husband by excessive drinking
of intoxicating liquors, wastes his estate
and exposes his family to want, the alder
men of the city by virtue OF the authority
vested in them forbid all persons licensed,
to sell or give away to said Wilhelm
Kruger any ardent or spirituous liquors
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
Board of Education.

Regular meeting of the Board of Education,
August l. 1888.
All members present except Com. Sloan.
President Voss in the chair.
The minutes were read and approved.
An account of j. w. Moore, 81 Is. for advertis-
ing, was presented, and under the suspension OF
the rules allowed all voting in the affirmative.
The committee on supplies presented the sew
opened and placed on file. On motion the con
tracts were awarded TO the lowest bidders as fol
lows, all members voting in the affirmative:
Store size coal to VIM. Georder: egg size coal and
hard maple wood to J. McGolrick.
On motion board adjourned.
VIM. II. RoHR, Clerk.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
The Case in a Nutsheli.

The fashion of putting things pointed
" and forcibly which has long character
lied The New York Sun and madeSlts
editorial page famous, is we'll illustrated
in the appended extract. Coming from
a Democratic source, it is significant as
we'll as very convincing:
"Great Britain has ruined every coun-
try in the world which she has persuaded
or forced into free trade. Her CONNER
,ial treaties cozened out of Portugal,
Spain and Turkey destroyed the indus
tries of each of those countries and made
them poor. Her cheap goods crushed out
the ancient household manufactures of
the Indian Empire, which she overran,
and left millions of the conquered people
with the bare subsistence of rice and wa
fer. A British army of invasion forced
China to admit into her territory the
opium which British merchants could
market only in that empire, and forced
the entry through the custom houses OF
China of British merchandise at the des-
tructive duty of 2 per cent. ad valorem.
It was the massacre of the industry OF a
magnificent and venerable empire, and OF
countless thousands of poor Chinese men,
women and children. These cheap goods
pirates in like manner covered Japan with
the guns of their war ships and compelled
her to receive the fimsy products OF BIZ
mingham, Manchester and Sheffield al
the uniform duty of 5 per cent. ad valof-
EN-. That is free trade, and 1t IS strang-
ling the life out of helpless Japan. The
experience of Ireland is too we'll known
to need special mention here. England
indeed, is the commercial pirate OF the
world. She is DOW straining her utmost
to rob the United States of its industries
and get control of our market. II she
succeeds, every workingman and working
woman in this country will be brought t
comparative poverty. You can't hell
losing the high wages you now receive
IF you retain any work at all against the
competition of the pauper-paid labor o
Eng land, you will be compelled by ths
competition to accept as wages precisely
| that pauper pay"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
PERSONAL.

VIM. Dennis, of Lincoln, Neb., is a
visitor here.
Ed Boyne, of Fond du Lac, is visiting
at mis- old home here.
DIR. F. 3. Herman took a pleasure
trip last week to Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Jones visited
friends last week at Shopiere.
Miss Emma Reinig, of Fsnd du Lac,
is visitor of Mrs. Paul Valerius.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bennett are rus
ticating this week at North Greenfield.
Mrs. J. T. Moak returned Wednesday
from an extended visit to Minneapolis.
Samuel E. Dale, member of the Chi
cago bar, and resident of Watertown
when a boy, was welcome visitor in
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08

A meeting of the Y M. G. A. will be
held at the rooms Monday evening next,
August Is, and it is hoped that there may
be a full attendance, as the question of
the maintenance of the association in
this city will be discussed. Without fur
ther financial help from the citizens the
work cannot be carried on here. At least
5000 must be pledged to insure its con-
tinuance. Come together and see what
can be done.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
WATERToWN, Aug. l, 1888.

WAIEKIUWN, mug. I, Icoo-
The grain anG elevator business at St
Paul depot, WATERFOWL, Wis, and other
elevators heretofore operated by the Wa
tertown Elevator Co., will be Continued
by the undersigned, who has purchased
the interest OF the late ]. Il Sleeper, un-
der the firm name of WATERFOWL Elevator
Co. He will collect for and settle all in
debtedness of the late firm.
"A S. e. SLEEPER.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
BUSINESS NOTES.

w. G. Steinmann, west side, has in
stock large line of summer goods COM
prising lap busters, fly nets, ETC., also a
good carriage axle lubricator. Those in
need of anything in this line should call
and see his stock before buying. 34tf
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
or drink for the space of one year from

or drink for the space of one year from
date.
The following resolution was passed:
ResolUed, That III. WILDER be, and be
is hereby appointed to oversee the follow
ing work, to-wit:
Addition to City hall, repairing Cady
street, Second street and Silver Greek
bridges; also filling up north end of Sc
cond street bridge. After the construction
of such work be shall be entitled to a com
pensation of 1926 for his labor.
The bids of Daniel Zarwell and FREQ
Kottmann for filling the north end of Sc
cond street bridge, both for the same sum
were referred to the committee on streets
and bridges.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-08
Northwestern University.

The collegiate and academic depart
ments of the Northwestern University
will open Thursday, August 80, 1889. A
new building having been added thisyear
a larger number of students can be accom-
modated than heretofore. For further
information apply to President,
a. F. ERNST,
44w4 Watertown, Wis.