Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-07-15
Champagne cider at Stallman's.

sell as cheap as the cheapest.
The census just taken shows the
town of Emmett to contain population
of 1900 against 1868 III 1880.
-A5ner Hyland, an old resident of
Beaver Dam, died yesterday, aged IS
years.
Edward G. Nixon has had serious
relapse of his old sickness, dropsy of the
heart, within few days, but is now bet
ter.
John Clinton, formerly CT the Fort
Atkinson Flag, will soon publish news.
paper printed in German and English at
Horizon.
-Wiggenhorn Bros have made good
progress for the past week with the fcun-
dation for their new brick block, east Of
Kusel Bros.
Henry James & Co, have just received
one of the finest Jap Teas in the city,
equal to most Of the 20 cent Teas. The
new crop of Teas only so cents per
pound. Try it.
New sidewalks worthy of patterning
after haye been laid in front of Sweeney
grocery and dry goods store and Kusels
hardware store Both are laid in smoothed.
matched oak plank.
Improvements have been made re.
Gently to the shops of the IL. Perry
Manufacturing Co by windows being put
in on the north side, adding to the light
and ventilation o: the establishment.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 14.-Wheat-July,
size; August, SS35c; September, 9O15c;
October, 9258c. Corn-July, 1850;
August, 4615c; September, Acc; October,
4716c. Oats-July, 3155c; August, 2615c;
September, 2558c; October, 2S78c.
-"Tbe Silver King will undoubtedly
have a long run. 1t is the sensation Of
the hour 1t belongs clearly to that class
in which potent human motives are
shown by means of vigorous and pictur-
esque action. 1t is one of the best melo--
dramas we have had since " The Two
Orphans" -Philadelphtd EUening Dai-
~ Neacs.
VIII perform at Turner Hall this Wed
nesday) evening,
James Mccall, postmaster of Ixonia,
has bad to suffer for his offensive rarti-
sanship" being removed from office to
make place for Carl Poutz, an innocent
Democratic dove who never knew moth
ing" about politics
The attendance at the cattle fair
yesterday was rather light. Some good
horses were offered, for sale, but on the
whole the show of stock was small.
Farmers were too busy in the hay fields
to pay much attention to the fair.
Yesterday, in the Mrs. A. II. Robin
son case. Sheriff Hing served summonses
on the old board of 1881,
to-wit: w. II. Rohr, w. F. Voss, G.
F. Zautner, L Baxter, G. Becker, F.
Hartwig and D. Crowley.
IS. NJ. Eaton & Co. are prepared to
deliver daily to any part of the city Mag
netic Rock Spring water, fresh from the
spring at the Junction, in jugs or cans.
l to gallons daily, 35 cents per week.
Orders by postal card promptly attended
to.
The Philharmonic Military Band will
give picnic and concert next Sunday
afternoon and evening, July 10, at Turner
Park, the proceeds to be devoted to-
wards paying for their new and handsome
Admission to the park free
The boys expect, as they deserve, libe--
al patronage.
-OuIiuS TIC SlOItu ISSl w GuUGSudy
night which prevailed in this neighbour
hood, the new barn of John JOSH, pro-
prietor of the Cream Cheese factory in
the town of Hustisford, was blown over
by the wind and demolished, the mate
rial being scattered in all directions. The
structure was 40 by IS, 20 feet high, and
cost 81, 200. Two calves were killed in
the building.
1.-THE Silver King" melodrama by
Henry A. Jones and Henry Herman,
which is now running to crowded houses
in London, and was produced on Monday
night at Haverly's California Theatre, is
he best piece of its kisd which has been
presented in this city since "The Two
Orphans and. judging from the cordial
in which it was received on the
occasion of its first performance, it is
likely to rival that famous play in popu-
Iarity.-Post, San Francisco, June 90.
At TurnerHall this "wednesday eve
ming.
The scoops the Milwaukee Senti-
nel has been giving the Chicago dailies
-acentlv In nuIlishino the news % bourS