Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-17

church meets Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of DR.. A. Solliday.
Mr.. George Hawkins has purchased the
residence of Mr.. A. Moore on Third street,
LIST ward Price 1000.
The average WATERFOWL sportsman is
now buck!ing on his armor to meet the
partridges, squirrels and ducks. The latter
are reported quite numerous in the waters
about here.
The Wisconsin Greenback newspaper
in the list of appointments for Gen. s. F.
Cary announces meeting in this city to
be addressed by Gen. Cary Monday evening
Oct. 22d.
The Watertown Greenbackers will bold
a meeting at Music Hall Friday evening of
this week which will be addressed by
speakers from Milwaukee.
Fred Bertram has rented the frame
store building east of Moore's confectionery.
and will remove his stock of boots and shoes
into it in a few weeks
The Madison train was detained for
four hours at the junction Friday evening
by one of the freight cars loaded with lime
running off the track. The train did not
get away until 1880 P, NJ, instead of 1870
P. NJ.
Just received, convex glasses card and
cabinet sizes, oval and square shape. Also
large variety of embossed ornamental pic
lures at I. S. Cark's Book, Stationery and
News Depot, corner Main ana Sd streets.
The question of building bridge
across the river at the foot of Western Ave-
nue, lst ward, is being considerably agitat-
ed just now. 4 bridge erected at that point
portion of our citizens.
As | am to remove M entire stock be-
fore Nov. Ist, | shall sell my Stock of Boots
and Shoes before that date at an immense
discount from cost.
FRED BERTRAM.
-Goe. ?. Masters, one Of the oldest set
tiers of Fort Atkinson, died at San Diego,
CAL, on the Goth ult, in the Goth year OF
his age. Mr.. Masters went to Southern
California seven years ago for the benefit of
his health
Oscar A. Cole has purchased the farm
of David Canning, a. Marshall, Dane Co.,
for sll 900 The farm comprises 257 acres
lying on both sides of the railway track.
west of Marshall station, with rich soil. an
abundance of timber, and we'll va tered Mr.
:. Cole takes possession of the farm in short
time.
Oct ober thus far has proved one of the
rainiest months of the year The roads ale
in horrible condition through the long con-
tnuance of wet weather. Much of the fol-
age is still as green as in June although near
u all the naples have put on their autumn
tints. So much green minging With the
brighter hues makes the Woods present an
usually singular bat fue appearance.
The afflicted of this portion of the
country should bear in mind the intended
visit OF the surgeons Of the National Surgic-
al Institute, to Natertown on the 22d and
I'D of Oct. at the Linden House. Perfect
reliance be placed in these surgeons: as
the Institute which they represent stands
prominently reputable and responsible. 1t
was founded by Dr.. Il. R. Allen almost
twenty years ago, since which time it has
been the happy means of storing to lives
of usefulness and happiness many thousand
sufferers from diseases and deform tiles for
whom there was no hope at the hand of the
general practitioner.
The special committee appointed by
che Dodge County Board of Supervisors to
obtain plans and Specifications for a new
building for county Offices met at juneau
last week, and agreed upon general plan
to be followed, and will this week visit
Milwaukee to consult with architects in re-
gard to details and COSTS The plan com
prlses one-story building, in the main fire.
proof, containing offices for Register, Treas
urer and Clerk of the Board and Judge of
Probate, and built in such way that. if
necessary, another story can be added in
course of time
Milwaukee Markets.
The Milwaukee produce markets yes
fpr0aV were weak and wheat daolipo4 l.