Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-14
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base burner the most perfectly construct
ed hard coal stove on the market
We guarantee them in every particular.
5w4 VIM WEBER & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber, of the
'ourth ward, mourn the loss of their
beautiful little daughter, aged 10 months,
who died of diphtheria last Thursday.
LADDERs.-Single and extension lad
ders made of the best material and in the
most substantial manner. For sale at
straw & Murphy's.
-Frazier's Magic Ointment is pos
tive cure far all skin diseases. See adj
vertisement in other column. Price 90
cents Sold by druggists. 4y1
There are 329 newspaper publica-
tions in Wisconsin; $50 are weekly; 2S
daily; 135 are Republican in politics; 6S
are Democratic and 6 Greenback.
One morning last week J. A. Hall
went out to his barn and found Que of
his best blooded Jersey cows lying dead.
The animal was valued at 500.
There is some talk in Milwaukee of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
making a double track between that city
and Chicago next season, to meet the IN
-eased business of the road.
The next public sale of unredeemed
state lands will be held in Madison on
the 18th inst Redemptions are coming
in lively, which may materially reduce
the amount oflands offered for sale.
To all those of our friends and &C
quaintances whom by want of time we
were prevented to see personally, we by
this opportunity present our best wishes,
bid farewell and beg to be kindly remem-
bered
EMIL G.. & BERTHA GAEBLER.
Mansfield, Harvey and Greene are
erecting large and commodieus build
ing at Johnson's Greek for the storage OF
all kinds of farm produce. The store
house is built on the most approved plan
both for the protection of its contents
from the cold of winter and the heat OF
summer. 1t is 40x180 and % feet posts.
The Christmas number of the Chill
'ren's Museum, an illustrated monthly
magazine, is received. 1t has an excel
lent table of contents for young people
and is handsomely illustrated. Publish
ed by F. B. GODDARD & Company,6 Bond
street, New York, at s1OO year.
The Eclectic Magazine for 1882 en-
tiers its 38th year. AS compendium of
foreign literature the Eclectic is invalua-
Bile to American readers, reproducing
from foreign periodicals their choicest ar
ticles. Every subscriber RENTING his
subscription to the Eclectic for year re-
ceiyes beautiful steel engraving of Mar
guerite. See prospectus in another col
umn.
The ladies Of st. Bernard's Catholic
Church are preparing for their annual
fair for the benefit of the church, which
will be held at Music Hall beginning
Monday evening, December 26tn, and
closing Saturday evening, December 31st.
The WATERFOWL Rifles have recently
.yceived bran new oyercoats from Chicago
that correspond well with the balance OF
their beautiful uniforms. The members
paid for their coats out of the pay lately
allotted them by the state amounting to
over $500.
The Watertoun Juvenile Temple
lodge will give an entertainment at Coed
Templars Hall next Saturday evening.
The exercises will be of an interesting
character, embracing charades, declama-
tons, tableaux, readings and vocal and
instrumental music. A pleasant time is
anticipated and the friends ofthe Temple
are invited to be present