Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29
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Fred. Sprague, of Bartlett, Illinois,
S made happy on the 9th inst by the
'ival Of 4 girl baby.
Rev. Father Kelly. President of the
cred Heart College, met with q painful
cident Monday afternoon, in the shape
sprained ankle.
William Brown, of Palmyra, man.
red the pile driver engine that drove
e piles for the foundation of the first
ouring mill built in Milwaukee.
OIL. Ray, of Lake Mills, had frac-
on over two acres of hops this year,
hich yielded nearly 1900 lbs, and which
has sod for % cts a pound.
The ladies of the NJ. T. Church Will
ivea tea party at Mrs George W. Hills
his wednesday, evening. Supper TWEEN
y-hve cents A cordial invitation is eN-
ended to all.
Prof. J. K. McCafferty, Of Chicago,
entertained small audience at the
Congregational church with readings
Monday evening, making a very favor
able impression with bis selections.
On the eighth page of this weeks RE
PUBLICAN we publish the list ofpremlums
awarded at the central Fair for 1880.
The list will be perused with interest by
those who had articles on exhibition and
others.
james E. Cook, a former resident Of
this city, is established in the restaurant
business in Milwaukee, at 500 Grand
Avenue, one block west of the Planking-
ton House He keeps good goods and
invites his Watertown friends to give him
a call when in town.
There is "a new hand at the bel
lows this week piping the. 7x9 organ
of the democracy on the other side Of
the river. When last he had a local
habitation it was at Oshkosh, and many
think it was mistake in permitting him
to make $ q change"
The work of grading on the new
Milwaukee and Madison railway has been
commenced in this county near Lake
Mills. Gangs Of men are also at work
grading in the other counties through
which the road passes. The grading con-
tracts call for completion of the work
by the first of June next.
Dodge county is known throughout
the northwest as the county which fur
nishes the country with Cloud horses
These horses are unequalled for carriage
horses and roadsters B. Randall, Of
Hustisford, exhibited at the Central Fair
several very..fine specimens of these ia
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four year olds.
The Dodge County Agricultural
Society have arranged with the Harrie
Stadden Balloon party for two ascensions
from the fair grounds at Juneau Wednes-
day and Thursday afternoons of this week
between 2 and 4 O'Clock Prof. Gould
will make the ascent to the clouds in the
monster air-ship St. Elmo, and wonder
full and thrilling sight may be expected
from the grounds.
The Importance of protecting chill
dren's shoes from wear at the toe, all par
ents are aware of, but many have neg
lected to avail themselves of this great
saving on account Of the appearance of
the metal tip. All such will find the A.
S. T. Co.'S Black Tip, advertised in an
other column, just the thing they nave
been looked for. Beautiful, neat, they will
wear as long as the metal.
n. Scheutenmuller, Brooklyn, writes:
Your Spring Blossom is invaluable [
have had Scrofulous sores on nv legs for
a number of years, and occasionally,
they would break out on my face. [ have
taken two bottles of Spring Blossom, ac-
cording to directions and now all the
sores have disappeared and my skin is per-
fectly healthy. For sale by K. Schu-
bert & Son. Price so cents, sample 10
cents
-Orpha M. Hodge, of Battle Greek,
Mich, writes May Is, 1878: 81 upset a
teakettle of boiling hot water on my
hand, inhicting a very severe scald. APP
piled Dr. Thomas Electric Oil, and
take great pleasure in announcing to you
that the effect was to allay pain and pre-
vent blistering. [ was cured in three
days. We prize it very highly as fami
ly medicine. For sale by K Schubert &
Son.
Mr.. B. Randall, of Hustisford, hac
on exhibition at the Central Fair several
samples of creamery butter put up in
wood cans from two to ten pounds This
butter is of extra fine quality, sweet anc
pleasant to the taste Mr.. r. is already
supplying a few families in this city ane
would take few orders more To those
who are not already being supplied with
butter, which is beyond suspicion, We
would recommend them to give Mr.. Ran
dall's make a trial.