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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
HOME MATTERS.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Usher, Fourth ward, Sunday
The regular meeting oil the I. NJ.
IA. will be held next Sunday afternoon at
the rooms.
Friday last was the shortest day IN
: the wear and we ale now on the lengtnen-
ing stretch.
The Dead Witness will be performed
at Turner Hall Friday by the Cadet ORA
matte Company.
"A grand ball to dance the old year
out and the new one in will be gwen at
Mcore's hall, Reeseville, on Monday
evening, December 81.
Mrs. G T. Lott has our thanks for
beautiful magenta primrose, one OF those
choice floral gems from her greenhouse,
and handsome Christmas souvenir.
TuE REPUBLICAN subscribers can be
snpplied with either The Weekly Mill
waukee Sentinel or The Weekly Chicago
Inter Ocean at seventy-6ve cents year.
The Christmas Sunday school les
tiyities at the Congregational church and
St. Paurs church Monday evening were
well attended. and the children ma,ie
happy by being made the recipients OF
holiday gifts.
The Christmas cantata entertainment
in the NJ. E. church Monday evening VI 8
very enjoyable affair, and the Christ
mas cottage and tree NEST novel and
attractive arrangement, rejecting credit
on Stunt. Kuhn and Fred. Wies.
Secretary of State Timme has the
thanks of The REPUBLICAN, for copy of
ssTabular Statement OF votes given Tor
Presidential Electors, State Officers, and
Representatives in Congress for the State
of Wisconsin, at the General Election
held November 6, 1885,"
The supreme court of Wisconsin held
that broken ticket with the verbs, Not
good if detached" on it was good IT both
pieces were shown to the conductor, and
awarded verdict against the Northwest
ern road of $500 for putting passenger
off under such circumstances.
Justice Beckman, of Watertown,
transacted business at the county seat on
Tuesday last A little six-year-old who
happened to see the venerable Esquire on
the street, rushed breathlessly TO bis
mother and said: "eanta Claus is here
1 seen him at toe depot. "--.tuneaG Tele-
phone.
The programme for the New Years
Entertainment arranged by the Musical
Society Concordia, at their Opera house
on the evening of January lat, 1889, will
consist of several choruses, solos, duets,
etc., aud also of the musical farce: "a
Singing Society Before the Judge" AS
usual everybody will enjoy the entire af-
fair especially the grand ball, which is
to follow the entertainment.
As dealer in boots and shoes E.
w. Kurzweg ranks among the foremost
In this line of business. His stock is
large, and the quality and styles the best
the market affords for gents, ladies and
children Or Kurzweg aims to suit every
time, and his increasing trade shows that
be gives satisfaction in bis dealings. To
the custom department special attention
is given. Read the Kurzweg advertise
1snt in this paper.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
The Central House.

B. F. Watson, of Hustisford. has rented
the old Van Alstipe Watettown Exchange
building, and will occupy it after January
1st next az hotel, to be named the
Central House. Mr.. Watson has an ex-
tensive acquaintance, snd is known as
accommodating, trustworthy and reliable,
and we bespeak for him share of the
business in bis line.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
M aSOnic.

At the last regular meeting of the
Watertown Chapter, No. II, R. A. NJ,
the following officers were elected:
J.iStshl, Fl. P; S. Kussel, K; L. 81.
Cordes, Scr; w. Sproesser, T.; VIM.
Humphrey, sec; M. J. Woodland, T..
Thursday evening Watertown lodge,
No. 4S, F. and A. M, chose the follow
ing officers: Ed. May, W. M; c. An
drews, S. W.; E. Mackay, J. W; F. E.
WooGard, T.; VIM. Humphrey, S.; c.
Skinner, Trustee.
At the meeting of Olivet Commandery
No. 18, Knights Templar, held Friday
evening, the officers elected were the fol-
lowing: w. H. Rohr, E. c.; w. D.
Sproesser, g.; A. Solliday, G. g.; J. b.
Finn, P; S. R. Sleeper, s. W.; c.
Brickell, J. W.; F. E. Woodland, Treas.
w. G. Stone, Rec; L. Beese, Trustee
A. Solliday, Director of Masonic Union
Appointed-H. F. Wesika, St. B.; VIZ
Voss, Swd. B.; VA. Buerhaus, Warden
S. M. Eaton. Sent; John Throne, W
s. Dibble, R. 8. Rockwell, Guards
The installation of officers of the three
bodies takes place Thursday evening, De
cember u, St. Johns Day, at o'cloct
sharp. Supper and dance after the cere
monies. Only masons and their fami
lies are invited.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
j. L. Perry Manufacturing Co.

The works and property Of the J. L.
Perry Manufacturing company, limited,
were attached Monday evening last by
deputy sheriff Charles Lynch, to secure
claim of the Bank of Watertown amount
ing to nearly $1,000. What will follow
this crisis in the affairs of the company is
not at present known, but general regret
would be felt should the company not be
able to continue business. For the past
four years the company has employed a
lumber of men, adding much to the bust
ness interests our city. To have the work
stop Just now would be another expert
erce for Watertown to face not at all de-
sirous or pleasant to our people.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
Collection OF Taxes.

/ will commence collecting the tax for
the town OF Watertown on Monday, Dec.
"a, 1888. Wednesdays and Fridays Twill
collect at Mrs. @. Stats, on Third street,
city of Watertown, and on the other days
of the week at my residence, in the town
of WATERFOWL. J.E. BRECKENRIDGE.
1lw2 Treasurer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
Notice.

On and after January I'd, 1889. the un-
designed Banks at the city OF water
town will remain open from = O'CLOCK A.
NJ. until 3 o'clock P. NJ, and will not close
during the dinner hour.
BANK OF WATERFOWL,
by E. J. Brandt, Cashier
WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK,
10w3 by +. V. brown, e'ashiof'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26

Don't neglect to look over the most
elegant line OF lamps, fancy cups and san.
GERS, dinner, tea, and chamber sets: ana
numerous other articles suitable for He'll
day Gifts, at Aug. Gamm's crockery ana
glassware establishment. 9w4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK.
WISCONSIN, NATIONAL BAN

WISCONSIN, NATIONAL BANK,
WATERFOWL, Wis.,, Dec. 3, 1888,
Notice is hereby given that an election
will be held at the banking house OF this
bank on Tuesday, the 9th day of January
next, between the hour of ten in the fore
noon and four in the afternoon OF that
day, for the election Of FIVE directors tor
said bank to serve for the ensuing year.
P. v. BROWN, Cashier.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26

Go to J. Forncrook & Co. for dry
pine slabs. Yard opposite Gas works.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26

old settlers say the present Decem-
Der is counterpart of the December of
1874.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26
OBITUARY..

The numerous friends here OF Frank A.
and Emma NJ Powers, of 1719 Deming
Court, Chicago, are grieved to learn of the
death from diphtheria of their youngest
900, Allan, which occurred Saturday
evening, December %, 1888, at the age
of seven years, after an illness of one
week. Little Allan was bright, beauti-
full child, and his death is an irreparable
loss to his fond parents His grand
parent, G. w. Griffith, attended the fu-
neral, which was held Monday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-26

One of the twin boy babies of Mr.. and
Mrs, A. G. Kruger, First ward. died
Monday morning, aged three months.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

I ana ''curnraercil drummer and have
a. yet nv frsE 10 90 tel From early
ctfldhood have always been taught TO
ksn ths truth- Some three weeks ago.
W<dis journeying from Atlanta. Ga. 70
0t.<anoogA. Tenn. I had Tire misfortune
eD~Ae preciDitat-d from the train on which
xw<< riding. snd which wras running az
khe rate ~ eighty three niles Ea hour
01l N bseween sho bumper and strrck
NE track bel0w. Imagine my surpFiss.
afssr twenty. four Wheels had passed over
my cheek. - discover that no bcres
wsre broken and net scar visible on my
r-ohesk- arose. and. shaking the dust
from my clothes. made ny way 70 the
nrxt ststfon. q dLstaoee of seventy-nine
uasss. Which reached ard found rad
- rf1ntes - spare before the ARRIVAL OK
hs train from raich 1 fsll.--St. Louis
sss- Dlspateh-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
Election Notice.
CRY tLIrF'f Or1cr

DkkSD Rkrips. Niea. Oet - JAS
To The Eceior, of the several ards Gac Pre-
cIc.f ~ thc cit, u1 Grand Rep ne
lou are berebf nottled tha a. the general
e.ectioI O. D. nfI- a. tls, -ia.f tbe Tuesday
fdcf &C. lnF tAe ~ Monday - SOS "a hfr DeSt,
toe ioliue inF of3f-lt are q = elected vi
lhluefn e.tct r. ~ b fsr .dff.i s.d lce Pred
sent O. tne ni.ed rtstte Cover or Iteutsn
auf fsof ffuor esl reiart ~ rtfp ffss ressuref.
hu4tof trt nernl Goa uissiOuai of Gee a. laud
tflrr atfcfl.cf t-euersI ard -uperi at.udrDf ~
iun Ic lu.irf.T on 90 q hemnef 81 the state
b.erd q tsuoauon, "a piae = tfla Jtnst
y hcxl 90 ~ 81 ulste ntl expire Dreffate . 81
lss. sso keIi-ef ntativt "a g nTf - Or tie
Fliih toagressoaai q ere u iii- sttt, o. va D
keit cnuutf teinifs. a. atu fof ne
Tsennesh -elatoI a disrtt couf9srg tbe
countg % keut leo keIae elia1ve ihs
sfe = fFls ai.tr fof a. o fbf fifFfe kepfsken-
tai dlsti cs isto which ,b County o. kenf %
d'fded
80 lbe following nsraed ofsoep for the couuty
al Kent are - b. iscifd. hl ITcflif iadxf.
shsrf keeistsf ~ l'e-df Jf.dse ~ Froeste.
county Iress1rer County lefk. foree iting A.
tofney Ewu flfrUu fouu & oreIl 90 oofrs. two
6 T1utrs- nnl or founis -u rfysf
Ion are $50 ht rehF uffl lea ffrf ni said elef.
tiot me inf pro.rs-fd am.ncuelt ~ fns
tonsf iu ior ~ fis aie tfl 10 firuHfet - he
people - ms oiais iof thsf adoption o. rejec
ugH W.
A. emendo eut % ssoi .,il 8 oi tricles ,-lstivs
e 1rflH .ffs ps.idea ~ seitf fesoiUilon
section = 1se state shsB 1f oisi8es into
iu flcH' cifcuIfs. if fsa RI lff lnt flre'ofs
49, - .r -.a 49,.
Fts 60 ',,..-..- i. l.......I .f - - - 80.
u .trt r,.. .-...s -, Il. +. ..f ...,.,. tt,,.
,.rs 1900 .,t,r E. ~. 81 :. .-,. 4. .-,.-.f
- ,t,r =. p.r..s.f g - ~. +. ---.sre5 49, is
- ...s f.l. =. ... J. - ,s
"a. y. =, ..s- , 49, Z. ~. -. ,....,I
s.'., =, ~ ~. $500. -. -.
.I ,..-.
froe. .h-.- s.a-,. .-f + = s.els..,
go = mey if tt - no
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en- Isl "a fE. ,.ftf i-.s..... /. 8 la..f., 1900
s... i, 4 ..... "a -. -. s...I -. Il -. -,
ssafa.s +. fts fra .a-f aa4f.i.... -fiarr l-rs.-o
......-.- -. -. ,.-... .., ... - 80 -
- ind - i -. ....r.a a ..- rI-s
Fr a. si.r t.l..s.- RI .ffa.e 'fas - s,id sie-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

This is what you ought to have, in fact,
Tou must hsTs IL to fully enjoy life
Thousands srs searching for it daily. and
mourning o>csose theT find IL not. Thous.
snds upon tsssgssnds Of dollars are spent
annually By our people IN the hope thsi
they may attain this coon. And get il
msy bs bad By al. We guarantees thai
Electric Risters If used according to dir-c-
lions and th- use persisted IN. viii bring
you Good Digestion and Gust the demon
Dysp-psis aud install instead Eupepsy. We
recommend E'scfric Bisters for Dvspepsis
and al diseases OF Liver. Stomach snd KID
neys. sold AZ sec aud 81 per bottle by
Peck Bros, Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Il was Just an ordinary scrspof wrapping
paper, bet II saved her life. She was IN
the last stsges OF consumption. told by
physicians that she vss incurabls and
could live only 4 short time: she weighed
lets than seventy pounds. On piece of
wrapping paper she read of DR.. Kings New
Discovery. and got a sample bottle: ii
helped her, she bought a large bottle. il
helped Der more. bought another and grew
better fast, continued It's use and is now
strong, healthy. rosy. plump. weighing 140
pounds. Tor fuller particulars send STAN .
20 ". II. Cole. Druggist. Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles OF this wonderful Discovery 10
csn.s At Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
$500 Reward.

we VII rsv ~ above rewsrf sar snv csse II
Liver cum sin2 pyscersfs, sick Head srhe In
Digestion. t01sffrsricn ~ CcsfiFsne.s vp cannot
esIre ~ifh Nests eEersoie Liver ffiS -fan he
ilrss tons sre strictly cnnR Rlle6 wfih fhav sr-
surely Vsreish,e. 40 never fai ~ zfve rsffsf,,.
tlcu sugar Coelsf LsrFe hcEeS. cls1rs .ez a.
rtiis = cents For sac - AZ Druggists pr-rs-a
~ c1r-ferfeitE and IN atssions TIE genuine
=, tscf,I-rsf cur ~ f1NN A. WFcT Z On
The Ff Msker~ - Ne<f Nefisrr-xf Chsrss.,
Free trisi psckawes ss1t ev wsli urepaid N
rrceirt ~ ssenf sfsH0 Soif - n r rfbbs
rs Ncuroe a. Grand Rsriss. Nicn
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

. Turrs-rt Old Lady-Herr * Al a3-er-
scrnnnB wish you woald insert for ne
~ to-rrurrow mornings paper.
: Eslieprf trrsding dyertisementl-'Io<
---A hlrk SIX umbrella VITA gold knob on
h<ndla engraved vttA letters A b G.
x3>der vii please lea~s at e99t Prairie
Uyuna.- AT right. ms'aEn
&nocsnt Old LadT-How r1uch'
! Edstor with emotion - Nothing. r1s'arn.
In have given ne a glimpse II q faita
- tAought bad dad ont IN this world
nknf~eds q ysars aCo. Joha. insert this
unong the ehurch oriees-Chisago Trib-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

~tnd y-u sre csr*afo that you love re.
&rrkurr sssd the pretty e,itross as her
kcxx hung over hsr Ia The bay wiassow
8 ths nae1ntzin hotel You are Ger
lnfrf~
rspHez tbe ioTgr with AZ sr1-
uo>sis On the ~arn.
WI ycu say e again she sskpd.
-Ssut uscnssarfiy kyr rrhiieation. bus as a
GzarzutF - GOD fsithr-
y szT = azraaza. ~ saslf. Il trve vcsf''
F~fhsu. said shn. an satisfied. snd
E,sy 1cw - 20 prsss. - Boston
RuHrvs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
EvRsxBoDY LIKES

TO BE- called handsome. especially the
young ladies. But that is simply impossi-
bly, as long a. their face is covered with
pimpIss. biotches aud sores. But wait,
there Is no need OF this; one or two bottles
al sulpAur Bittsrs will remove all such dis
fgurztions. and make your facs fair and
ro<y- Fqnni> h E4ifrexs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

The best sslvs " the world for cuts.
bruises, esss. ulcers. salt rheuV. fever
sores, t<ttsr chapped hands. chillblsins,
corns sn1 81 skin eruptions. aud positively
cures piies. or no paw required. 1t is guar
sntssd % give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Peck Bros, druggists, corner
N1aToe a1d Division sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

- Tn> Ia. wss Ns Frfena ~ Bog<z
3 Boz Go ediosr There's nan outside
whns wants 80 Know who wrote that
s<<i.ls02 LIN Eoggs Who disappeared last
ws~k
Eaitur--Go hssck NRd tel him yoa wrote
q
SrT cr-suruingi--Thak's . nica man.
kozz
Edfscr-gVha. did he saywAen yo51 told
ofrnf
r Bcy-Eie said fNat vac the heSs riece
w-frs k.a - the paprr n ysar. and hs
cRxs ma . efe biil -Exchange.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

a Ecstrn <Eeil recantlv hcoS = tri- -sv
1o~n en- Csre Cnd Ia bad rccssisD %
6fys~frrm the ska@fun @ his destiuafiu1F
vf<h tFrsca1 -Cave Ce5aer.r one q
kk>o~e kz,en hut ncA Over hriliisnt icokinr
<pnrs e thesencosse Tf,e hoS1sus iaa rad
<.cfiz,-a - tafT rc8e sienz the blealx
<rrxfry, wsnh ~ unirrvitinz fef7s ard
mn<<y <rs--s os land. ana fnaTnv sad %
rSs<<rnpsusion- +" 4 aant 80 bsu vu1 i've
30.rur rzsise dr~1 hsere. auvvavf al
er7a ehf cr7w*1g answer. We plant
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

For don't care, dali. tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
head. tantalizing skin eruptions. Kemps
Sarsapsrills never fails 70 give relief. We
stwsys guarantee IL Price 81 per bottle.
Tihss drug store f26 NonrOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
Health is Wealth.

Ir.E G vesrs Nerve ard ersin 7rsstFHsets
frsFsalesc spectre or Eyster1a Dimes Cozt-
russoDs. its- ~ Ivcus Nslrslzis. Eea0ectA.
cy tobscco. Nakefrl1e<s Nerte Eerres On
soes1inE - he Sfsln resnItn4 in nssrarg sa4
escne - r 'sery. decsy snd dseth. Pre-. strrs
ser. fn~olaEtsry fns@s axd S7errstrrrenzs
csrsef y ovsrsrs~fsor - fks bTsln se.fs s-rsa
~ o~er-fr1u' xr-re Fsrk ~ rrnfeins 80
rcr-t trssfr 80 Z lcr - norss -
8 senf sy rsf pr-p=1d ~ reees q - r-io-
sE GUARANTEE sEN BOXES
Tr errs sry cssrl WIfh ear s-5er screwed -
Is r. 81 tcxe< acc r Esz 80 rll1 g. VA
srf tte purchaser oZr wriffe1 esraEsaee r. -
h16 r. rDorev II tre 1rassr-ent Soes aas etenx
. eur> 6usrsrfees is<r1e1 ozE -
w. II. TIBBS. DRUGGIST.
see fes-E
18s Ks.rss-sa~ er.sd Rspssss xSeA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Fheepskins-l -stsNc.
Green per b. ss514c nnn cured per ID. 5e7c.
part cured. earn. o@oStzc
Dry aides and skins-Per 10. 6a.Sc.
Gaif- -ed. per ~, sc.
De1Us-Each. l5eE35c
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

The many wonderful cures accomplished
by Hoods Sarssparills. when 9th e. medi-
clnes had failed, is 81 tficient proof that this
preparaion.pOssesses peculiar and superior
curative poeer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
DIED

FRAYER-OctOber l.. AZ her daughters rest
denee. in Paris Mich, Mrs.. :. Prayer. in the
s5th year OF her age.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
AnheuSer Bushe Beer

OF 81. Losis, No. has arrived. and i FOR
sale IN sll nrst-clsss saloons Ia ths ci '
w GEL0CK, Sole Agent
Tslsphoas lS9 sud s95.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Mr. Winsiow's seoshing sgrsp should sfravs
- used for children tefthing e sncthes ire
- md colo and ne best remedy FOR q sxrhoes.
6 cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
POCKET BOOKS

Ladies Pocket Books and
Card Cases i'm fine binding.
rare and antique design and
metal mountings in class
icaI stamp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

? 07 7xx1~-Do - r-aisse. ycurr 'oc-rsr,.
- TausA A, eess,'y ta.sA Al shet AL n
- r~rst s~euorealfT enter crto cae sere
~ r.ifs- leaf - sfes
r<--zr Eo-,&n-Es-A. rRaz3r. sn -
r~-S~ssa - cr.nA h>Ezs--H~w- K<-k
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

We sre here aesin 70 say few fhirrs.
FIRST re- OiieCt We are a cash hoUse Ne
can and 20 sell cbesr&r than those selling
on credit Our prices ere away rock
bottom. our gcode ere seleefe3 witn re
creates care for 81 AMI G8rsblifv oar
soc aim - - gife COOS ~ 1e Cor every
dolsr ieh with NJ ss 20 ~anr Fouf ire .
IN iGtnfe. IL 70 uselsss ~ quote rtiess here
as We have Roofs ard prices So SOFT sif.
No ohoJdy beFever F3r honssf made
good and sgusrs ees inz 8 y Wsfson 4
Co bsFe ~sYs stood In bs front Lad D
and Gents Shoes from 81 - upwards az
kinds. sizes snd dth. Also fai lire II
Ladies hght Rather Ro0fs just the p ne
for vei. sloppy ves Der sno many ames
viii save doctors bis
We az 90 frenfs fos the Douelss
Fsnous g % $3.50 end - o. Nen's sboes
VALLEY CITY SHOE STORE.
s. n. Watson and Neil Msllcy,
PROPRIETCRS.
1O2 MOnrOe-St
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

The following is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with
toe names. residence when outside the city,
and ages Of the psrtlex
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
Hli..-


Clover-se1 81, seller s5o0es5 50, buyer
IlnOthy-s- g 40. seller se-OJg SO, buyer
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

A-e
George D. Solomon Helen Ksin.. 81 !
Charies kogerS Amards Hufchas ?
Wm- ". Anderson. Barbara Porter. 2S-2s
Edgr Alien Carris NJ Hendrickson ....... - g
}. .. Fremont Hull. Dora Naude Cnickering- 7-ls
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
OUR MARKET REPORTS
Ceotztioas b airs-fhs Gr1a1
6z1s1s szrksls

Hz@ids s<rksl'
49, Fsrk
0es sf-Hsasl 9teet f71e s-cotered.
5s-r - lss.e' 5aa-.ss,
81
car.~ l.easr ,szll ssas4. oia Eixsa soss
-. - .s..saaRsd zs-s. $50 -
Larl--gs -sa-la-. lean 1e-ielet -. - -
sesa cay aes1src. l-5s8-Se
1z-s-z s-se.
chae.xs.
orr A-H-sas = ssrsussr Casa. So.
Ds.-salar ..s... Ia-lllasg SIS, N4y g. q s-l6
l.ra -llts1xsF lasH ~ Aiae bscealDsf
'.-... ..sssy -. "a Dsosusss. ss
a4sks an
Fos eAsa, So bsesnssf si+
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la-.,lsfs sals1-, A4f. - >.
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oct F-wh~4t- Sa , ghits. r-lisS No.
fsd essn. sassasoef a.ls5s. Dsa~asssf, tLLs1.
slt s.g s-A
Eors-se
O--s-so Z z7sse No. ~a.ss. 80.
GRAND EAF1Ds nAEKExA
Prodaca
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lasess-slll crssn sasizG
Eaa1ases- is.s.At PER -lA
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haasg .eiac psrls.
hous-.slt 81 gaF p
lalaas - . ~ PEE olsh
fslalecs-- 8 y - Pcr ulsa-
Hay. er.Ia. Etc.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Dried Fruits

Applss-n.oo PEI bbl g5ssoc per ssA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

scef-Fresh tfesse1 sc. 5a7c
s-ufe-sr.l, -. 80 . per eWL
~ ton Dle,se1 "a Re per -
Veal Dressed. Slsla7c per ID.
f0iiiifY -otesdy. Fowls. sgloc. Spring chick
sls. dfsa-ed. s-5as Per n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01
Water Co|orFTescoeing.
Superior in Oil, in point Of Durability as
well as Beauty.

Designs aud estimates VIII be furnished on srS
rlicstlen, by the undersigned for artistic Inferior
decorating Competing IN price and beauty Of
finish with wallpaper decorations. by tee use D,
the permanent wafer color "Anti- Ksls0mineT
We guarantee 10 do this artistic an. durable
decorating so az TO produce better effects tor he
sane amount OF money that it would cost q do
the ssme nom with ws;i-nsper either IN chap
CT elaborate work and the work Is guaranteed y
Re permanent spd that it vii never require tax
other finish
The ceiling of the new entrance 20 Powers
Cpers Eouse 10 a Ssmpis OF one grs3e OF tais
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

Appiss-ysrnsrs. ss7e. evapcr.isd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

floar 4a1 Feed.
4iour-- Pafent. 81. ~ Per ess.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-01

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-04-27
Cleaning Up.

Now that the ground is settling
after the upheavals of the winter
frosts, it is in order to right up all
gate and fence posts, and to nail
on all Stats and boards which have
become lOOsened. When fences
and gates begin to get out OF
keller, the way is easy for general
falling down of the materials, and
things soon lapse into a forlorn
and woe. begone appearance. One
days work with spade, Ratchet
and few pounds of nails will do
wonders toward stopping the pro-
gress OF destruction about the
premises. About every farm house
the work of tidying up should be
begun in earnest now. In winter
time there is some excuse for not
attending so much to this i'm
portan: matter. But the glad
cheerful springtime is with us and
we ought to prepare to receive her
as she deserves. The drifted leaf
piles along the fences, the rubbish
soaftarad alonO fha driVa WAYS
should be gathered up, the lawns
raked aud all things put in order
to make the surroundings as
pleasant as possible.
The farmer deserves to have a
pleasant home as much as any one
in the world, aud it Is an indica.
ton OF thrift and prosperity when
ever such an one is found.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-04-27
Poultry.

IT you want to remove a hen to
cit 10 another place, it is Away
best to give the glass eggs to begin
with, as hens sometimes fidget of
and on the nest aud break some Of
the eggs and afterward settle down
quietly.
Don't try to set hens but when
they loaRt to SIT give them some
eggs. 1t is best to give them some
glass eggs first for a day or two, to
see if they mean business, or they
may do as the Dutchman's hen did
sit standing up.
Leave the chicks to the hen
while Matching. IL is we'll to look
at them If the hen is docile; but il
nervous, leave her. 1t sometimes
happens that a shell sticks to a
chick, or that chick gets buried
under shells, 10 which case 1T il
best to clear them but some hens
are so excitable that they scratch
snd tear the tender bodies of hatch
ing broods if interfered with.