Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-10-22


Prices which defy competition.
st. Paul's parish guild meets Thurs
day evening with Mrs w. G. Spalding.
The dam acro.s the river has been
completed and the water Cows over at a
fine stage, making the mill owners smile.
j. Whittett republican. and S. A
Craig, democrat, are rival candidates for
member of Assembly in the Second dis
trict.
"A fresh supply of the D. D. Mallory
brand of oysters, the best in market, will
be kept during the season az Euper and
Mayors Commission store.
The Congregational Church Sociable
will be held Thursday evening of this
week at the residence of Mrs. w. P.
Green. 1t being the annual meeting a
fall attendance is requested.
"A meeting will be held Thursday
afternoon at o'clock at Rev. J M.
Campbell's, for the purpose of organizing
literary society TO be a branch of the
Chatauqua Literary Circle
Rev. t. J. Macmurray. formerly of
Juneau, and recently placed in charge of
the Methodist Passionate at Mazomanie,
Dane County, is doing most excellent
service for Blaine and Logan on the
stump.
The WATERFOWL Republican entered
its 25th year with its issue of "Wednesday
last full of life and hope for a prosperous
future, being we'll edited and typograph.
ically, superior to a majority of Wisconsin
papers. May its prosperity continue
| Gazette.
Thanks, neighbor.
Blaine will be in Milwaukee Satur-
day, October Is. The Chicago, Milwau
kee & ST. Paul Railway viii sell tick cts
from this station October "a and Is, good
until October q, at fare one way for
round trip, which is $1.75.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was stronger, and prices rallied 1c.
closing at 721lc for No 2 spring, 73Mc
seller November and 7514c December.
Flour was steady and quiet. Oats closed
at 251ac, corn at 4715c, rye at 53c and
barley at SIC. Hogs were higher, rang
ing al "a so and 500. Products strong
err Stocks higher-Sentinel %.
One of the agents of the National
Yeast Co. was in town day or two ago
looking after the interests of their cele-
brated yeast. National Yeast is ac-
knowledged by all to be superior to any
other, and much cheaper. Be sure and
use the samples; we know it will please
the ladies'
j. D. Casey has purchased the w. S..
Taylor property on West Water street,
opposite the American House, Sd ward,
used for many years as packing house
and more recently by the Watertown
Bed Spring Factory. Mr.. Casey is fitting
up the building for backsmithing and
carriage making, in both of which lines
he intends to extend his business.
"A change OF proprietors of the Wa :
tertown Junction Hotel took place last
week, Fl. NJ. Waldo, formerly of Beloit
succeeding n. w Pierce as landlord.
Mr.. Waldo is known to MANY of our
citizens as former travelling agent for
Woodland & Stone. and he will have their
best wishes for his success in his new
calling. Mr.. Pierce takes his departure
in a few days for Portland, Oregon,
where he will act as agent for the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.
KILLED BY THE Wednesday
forenoon last David Dryer, employed on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & s.. Paul Rail
way as brakeman on freight train, was
run over by the cars at Richwood and
instantly killed He was on top of the
train and fell between the cars. His
body threw seven or eight cars from the
track and delayed trains over four hours
Deceased was young man aged % years
and resided at Hartiand