Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-10-28

best known agency for starting 6res, 10
for sale at VIM. Weber & Cos. Try it. .
! --T.s D. KNouss. x-chief Of the
,Wiscsnsin GoodT emplars was nominated
lsst Wednesday by the Republicans for
Congressman from Dakota.
AT Hebron, on Thursday last Prof
LII. Clarke, Of Whitewater, ami Miss
Inez, daughter of Marx Curtis, were
married by Rev. F. T, Lea. "a.
II. O'Beirne has resigned the clerk
ship of the COMMERCIAL Hotel intending
to 60 south fol. his health, and he IS sue.
ceeded by P. Lynch. =
;, Charles Sacia, OF Concord, and Mics
Dollie Collier, of Rome, were united in
wedlock, at the home Of the brides par
ents, Wednesday evening, October 81, by
Rev. A. Porter, of Oconomowoc.,
The best value for your money
'wherei Buy your goods at w. F.
Gruetzmacher's; it is to your interest to
trade there and save from 10 to 20 per
cent. 2
Monday morning a fire started in
.he barn Of q. Gloger on West Water
street. but the appliance OF few pals OF
water smuthered the flames before any
damage was done.
The music the choir boys have been
p-acticing for the choir festival at ALI
Saints' Cathedral, Milwaukee,, will be
rendered in the service at St. Paul's
church next Sunday.
AT the meeting of the Humane Sc
cie;v LIST evening Jacob Eiffler resigned
his office of agent, and the vacancy will
be filled at meeting appointed for
evening.
-Watertnwn will be in connection
with Hustisford by telephone this week
via Juneau. The Hustisfordites raised
1900 for the luxury The Hustisford
D vchange will be located al the post
Office.
will Newton, the monarch of all
will give his wonderful ex-
hbitiOus at the Casino Roller Rink,
Friday and Saturday evenings. October
80 and 81. Admission only Is cents,
use of skates 10 cents.
The choir bows of st. Paul's church
will attend the choir service at All Saints
Milwaukee, next Friday
evening and Saturday morning. All the
supplied choirs of the diocese are expected
to participate in the service.
The Watertown Young Mems Liter-
AIRY and Social club has been organized
with the election Of the following officers:
President. G. Conway;
Vice President -ThOmas Moore;
Secretary-W. E. Smith;
Treasurer-E. J. Wiggenhorn.
Colonel King, in his report of Co. T.,
w. n. g.. pays well-earned tribute to
the company and officers, and says:
Captain Solliday is one OF the few men
who, without experience in the ranks or,
as subaltern, has stepped into the cap
taincy of q company and made success
of it.
-Do.you want to make money! See
advertisement of G. Glaucke in another
column.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes-
ter'lay was active and 1a2c higher closing
at $500 for No. Spring, $3.50 seller
November and S8Hc December. Flour
was dull and. unchanged Dat. closed &c
25c, corn ut 411Ic, rye at 651sc and
barley al soc. Hogs were lower. ranging
at S3.4Oa3.55.
Conductor G. J. White, Of this city,
was recently presented by the patrons of
the Watertown passenger train with
purse of one hundred dollars as token
of their appreciation for his uniform at.
tent;on and kindness while "riding On o
Hail." VIM. Harneck, the newsboy. was
also made the recipient of twenty dollars
from the same source.
DIR. Gerard. our new dentist, has the
new method of applying the newly dis
covered medicine to the gums for the
painless extraction of teeth. Also inserts
teeth Immediately after extracting, with
out pain or irritation to the gums and
guarantees satisfaction. Gold filing
speciality. Office over P. o., Watertown,
Wis. 1*3
ART SKETCHES. - There are fifteen
of the art features of the
Chapman store in Milwaukee in the little