Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-05-11
HOME MATTERS.

The Central Fair will be held
in this City on Sept. 19thto 23d, and
will double discount all previous ex-
hibitions by the G. w. A. & M. A
And don't you forget it.
Ladies Corsets and Underwear just
arrived at A. & P. Schiller.
Embroidery, Laces and Braids at A.
& P. Schiller. Also stamping done cheap
and accurate.
COMING = Tony Denier's Humpty
Dumpty for one night only July LIST.
Rev. Horace Gates, the newly called
rector of St. Paurs Church, will begin
his ministrations in the Parish next Sun
dav.
A No. l Cider, clear as crystol. II
Quart Jugs for 81 90, delivered free to
any part of the city. Jugs to be returned.
At Ell. Daub's Restaurant. 25
The fume of the Rough and Ready
FIGURING Mill was torn out by the fresh
ct last week, involving a considerable
loss to Messrs. Benkendorf and Green.
&C. J. Noack and w. Emerson, city
assessors, are busily engaged these days in
making schedule of the valuation of real
and personal property within on corpor-
ate limits.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Wisconsin has bought the large buildings
and grounds formerly owned by J. Curtis,
at Green Bay, for the purpose of an or
phan asylum.
The Watertown Rifles have been
supplied with 45-caliber guns. The
uns the company had been using are so
caliber. The new guns are lighter and
of more modern pattern then the old ones.
-Messrs Hawley and Hardege, assisted
by the Watertown Quartette, Hardege's
Orchestra and other leading musical tai
ent at home and from abroad, propose
giving grand concert in the early part
of June. Look out for rare musical
treat.
When you buy Fish Bros. & Co.
Wagon or Buggy-you may always de-
pend upon it that you are getting one
that is first class in all respects and fully
warranted to be all right You can get
what yon want in that line of Herman
Walter on 3rd Steet.
We are informed that Messrs. Haw-
ley and Hardege have secured the ser
vices of Mrs w. w. Jones, the distin-
guished ContraltofSoloist, from the choir
of st. Pauls Episcopal Church, Milwau-
kee, who will assist in the concert to be
gwen next month.
Gov. Smith decoration proclamation
is published in another column. He re-
commends the people of the state to lay
aside all employment and observe the
30th day of May in fitting manner, by
strewing flowers on the graves of soldiers
and sailors who fell in defense of their
country.
The Democrat Of last week contain
ed a gratuitous announcement thatJ. III.
Reyes of this paper is about to engage in
the newspaper business at Eau Claire.
We speak by authority when we say
that there is no truth in the statement.
The individual aforesaid intends, so far
as he knows, to remain in WATERFOWL
until the bonds are paid and until it be-
comes republican city. We have not
purchased lot in Oak Hill Cemetery, as
yet.
NJ. Eaton's ice wagon has enlisted
FOR the summer campaign, delivering its
cool and refreshing contents to the ola
patrons of Mr.. Eaton and as many new
ones as are DESTROYS of being supplied
with Eaton's choice, pure, crystal ice.
Notwithstanding the great quantity Office
Mr.. Eaton lost this spring by the food he
fortunately has stored away in bis large
ice house in the Fifth Ward stock suf-
ficient to supply our entire city for two
years. Give your orders for ice to Mr..
Eaton and you can rely upon being sup
piled regularly with good article.