Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-03-14

The Republican office IS removed
the second floor of Mrs. WrtgAt's
Hiding, Vain street, next door TO
IggeuAorN Bros, and nearly ob-
site the bostoffce.
The Waterloo Democrat was three
rs old last Saturday.
w. ID. Porter, Of Jefferson, has dis
erred two-story meadow lark's nest
brood in each fiat, and wants to
ow if any one else ever saw anything
& it.
Hereafter the fast mail train on the
icago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway
II run Sundays, and the Chicago Sun
Y papers will be received here on the
orning of publication.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
ilway will sell excursion tickets to the
armers' Institute to be held March 9th
29th, at A fare one way Tor the round
I'd. These tickets will be sold
ON the Goth to 18th inclusive, good to
turn until the 30th.
At the meeting of the Jefferson
1unty Agricultural society held Satur-
- to consider ways and means to place
he institution on sound financial husi-
less and to mature the plan TO organize
he society under the statutes, 40 action
sas had aud the meeting adjourned to
Wednesday, March q.
In rendering an account of the "war
ong" concert in Whitewater last week
The Register thus refers to WATERFOWL
vocalist:
"Mucn was expected of Miss Kittie
finn, whose musical powers have been
aighly praised and she fully justified all
hat has been said OF her as vocalist
a that grand song, The Battle Cry OF
Freedom
Hon. F, V. Piper, of Pipersyille, has
} new method of raising celery, which is
a success. He plants in rows, covering
the celery in the fall with leaves and
other debris, and digs it fresh from the
garden as he wants to use 1t through the
winter. Kept this way it is as tender as
ed be, and always fresh TO the taste
We have Toasted the past week on some
Of Mr.. Pipers celery, and speak on the
subject from a palatable experience.
Henry Coe sends us a beautifully il
Illustrated folder of indianapolis, Ind
claimed a. 'the great manufacturing
center of America" But, friend Coe, the
query naturally arises in our mind, is
Indiana going to vote this fall in the di-
fection of a policy that will compel hel
20 lose her distinction as a manufacturing
center and cause her manufacturers to
surrender to Manchester, Leeds, Noting
ham and Sheffield?
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of The REPUBLICAN readers Il
lie card of George Henze, announcing
himself candidate for city treasurer a
he coming election. Mr.. Henze has t.
recommend him the fact that be was
rave soldier in the war, ard in other re
7ects is entitled to consideration from
= citizens, being perfectly competen
nd trustworthy. IF elected confidence
nav be felt that he will render satisfac
ion in the Office.
"A large audience assembled in the
NJ. G. A. rooms Thursday evening
at to listen to the lecture of Gen A. c
Parkinson, of Columbus, on "With Sher
nan in the Summer and Autumn o
864." The speaker recounted the stor,
e sfSherman's March to the Sea- in al
,asy. familiar way, rendering the Incl
tents. scenes and encounters in yer,
entertaining manner, often drawing quit
graphic picture of the rebellion and it
eaders. Gen. Parkinson was roundl,
eplauded at the close of his lecture.