Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-04-13
HOME MATTERS.

The Central Fair will be held
this City on Sept 19thto 23d, and
III double discount all previous ex-
lbitions by the G. w, A. & 81, A,
nd don't You forget it.
Wisconsin admitted as a State May
%, 184S.
The Territory Wisconsin was organ
,zed July 4th, 1886.
i is said that gold has been discover
ed in Calumet County.
Easter and Sunday School Cards just
aived at Straw & Murphy's.
Ladies Corsets and Underwear just
arrived at A. s. P. Schiller.
The bill appropriating 81 600 for ex-
periments in the manufacture of sugar
from Amber cane has passed both houses.
Look out for Haverlys New Masto-
don Minstrels 40 in parade; May End.
A No l Cider, clear as crystal. II
Quart jugs for $1,00, delivered free to
any part of the city. Jugs to be returned.
At FL. Daub's Restaurant %.
The Sociable of the Methodist Church
will meet with Mrs G. W Rundlett this
"wednesday evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extern ded to all.
Some OF our great constitutional law
yers have been wrestling with the lam
'guage of the anti treating law, and have
reached the conclusion that it does not
cover malt liquors.
1t is said that Carl Schurz, while in
charge of the interior department, had
among his convenient pigeon-holes one
beled NMicawber," in which he stored
applications for appointments,
A. Ambrose Of Aztalan, has recently
sunk a well, ffty-six feet deep, which
sends out a two inch stream of water and
flows at the rate of $50 pals full in a
minute There IS only six feet of piping
used in the well. The water is of the
very finest quality.
1t is reported that G. D. Doubleday,
ofWhitewater, has sold his trotting horses,
"Hickory'' and "Resolute," to Chicago
parties for $4,000.
The time that the four Normal schools
of this State were opened was as follows:
The Platteville school October 9, 1866
the school at Whitewater, April q, 1868
the Oshkosh school September 10, 1871,
the school at River Falls September 1875.
Cash paid for Furniture, Carpets
and Household goods Of every descrip-
ton at the Second Hand store, now
ed at Louis Kneisels old stand, on
" est Main St. See card in next week S
issue. Is
Parents who, when purchasing shoes
for their children, will give those with the
A. S. t Co. Black Tip upon the toes a
3
half for the year.
Bear in mind that the Fish Bros. &
Co.'S Racine Wagons, Buggies and
Phae.ons are the best you can buy, and
that Herman III. Walter, on Third street,
half block north of Main, is the Sole
Agent for Dodge and Jefferson counties.
See his advertisement.
The cards are issued for the we'd
ding on the 18th inst, of John G. Ford, of
Ortonyille, Mimi, and Miss Clara Fox,
daughter of Julius Fox, Of Columbus.
The prospective bridegroom is Water
town boy born and bred, and his affianced
of the fairest daughters of our neigh
aasn@g city, which makes the announce
ment of the coming nuptials of more than
ordinary interest to many in these parts.
Mrs. W. n. Palmer, 149 Morgan St.,
Buffalo. n. Y, writes My child was
taken Feb. 1st with Group III IFS severest
form, and Dr. Thomas Electric Oil be-
ing the only remedy at hand, | began
giving it according to directions, and
found it gave immediate relief. 1 gave
three (3) doses and the child rested well
the remainder of the night. IA have used
It in my family for some time with CON-
olete success.