Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-04-20
HOME MATTERS.

The Central Fair will be held
n this City on Sept 19thto 23d, and
viii double discount all previous ex
EDITIONS by the C. w. A. & ii. &,
And don't you forget it
Ladies Corsets and Underwear just
arrived at 4. & P. Schiller
A Sewing Machine, factory is to be
established in Milwaukee, with capital
of 100000
The whole amount of snow which
has fallen during the months of Dec en-
Der, January, and February reaches the
-traordinary figure of 9.6S feet.
w. d. Hoard, of the Jefferson County
Union, has gone oStockbridge, n. Y, to
visit his aged parents
1t is announced that Governor Fair
child will not accept a re-appointment as
minister to Spain, but will return to
Wisconsin.
A young man by the name of How
ard Carr, a former resident of Sharon,
Wis, is the best long-range rifle shot in
the world.
-Assemblyman John Steele, of Alder
ly, Dodge county, drew 10000 speckled
trout and planted them in Ashippun
river
"A No. Cider, clear as crystal. II
Quart Jugs for $1,00, delivered free to
any part of the city. Jugs to be returned.
At H. Daub's Restaurant. 25.
The ducks are commencing to fly
ONE are to be seen on the open places
in the river. Occasionally one is taken
on the fly by our sportsmen.
Cash paid for Furniture, Carpets
and Household goods of every descrip-
ton at the Second Hand store, now
opened at Louis Kneisel's old stand, on
West Main st. See card in next weeks
issue. 26
DIR. w. w. Reed, of Jefferson, when
In the senate, was the author OF a bill max
ing chronic insanity q cause of divorce,
and he urged its passage without success
at several sessions 1t is now law of
the state.
Embroidery, Laces and Braids at A.
& ?. Schiller. Also stamping done cheap
and accurate
e. T. Clark will become leading ed
itor of The Sentinel the LIST of May. Mr..
Clark has seen service on various eastern
and New England papers and as Wash
ington correspondent He is at present
he Washington correspondent of the
ngtield (Mass.) Republican.
1t has been decided to hold Sun
School Assembly in Wisconsin, on the
same plan as the far famed Chatauqua
Assembly of New York. Lake Monona,
near to Madison, one of the most beauti-
fui sheets of water in the State has been
selected as the location.
Look out for Haverly's New Masto-
don Minstrels. 40 in parade May End.
THE bid Of the Democrat last week for
the city printing verifies what we have
always claimed, that wallpaper would do
tho printing for nothing and feal itself
we'll paid, if it could not get good price.
Three years ago the city paid 60 cents per
folio for publishing the resolutions and re-
ports of the Board of Street Commissioners,
to the Democrat, and the same to the
Weltbuerger, making dollar and twenty
cents for both papers. The past two years
the price paid has been about % per
at less. The coming year both papers
will publish the same matter for 1911
cents per folio, including translation,
which will be saving to the city of at
least $500 over former years. The pre-
ceding and present boards are entitled to
the thanks of the tax payers of the city
for cutting off unnecessary expenditures
The money had great deal better be ex-
pended on our streets than given to party
organs for political services.
"A good assortment of Ladies Hose
and Mittens at A. & 2. Schiffir.