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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18
DAILY
Weekly Register
II 8 8 So.

WIN Be greatly inprsvsd and stungtheoed h ell
department.. II VIII b carefully edited fer Csoens
circulation. Il Win b unsxosiled y . 6tats asvs
paper, and . Journal sdapte1 70 the sroR1 IL
OyyIcx, ths FAMILY and the fnEsDR Il IN -
I~SpnxxpxxILY DUocxArlc, - the ossAH o.
THE SrArR AID National DUocRAcY.
kvery issue VII coatsin aorefuiiy csupilsdr -
sumo Of al the omsy State. national ssd inssr>
national peva The doing q wAsHN9rO w
be amply recorded from every standpoint
All happenings Of interest At Washington, b sm
peishboriDs ConCsaional Districts Of 0his md
Pennsylvania, together Nth all lool new. prepared
by a corps OF sxrsrisneed nsvs gathersn In srsy
village and hamlet uihina radius a City min a
Wheeling. viii Be- chroaiclsd faithfully - hey %.
cur
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

wheeling
The market u very good, this week.
Messrs. Hudson q Bayha furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 50@4 so for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; .494ae per lh.
Sheep, 3@44c.
Calves, s. 0O@l0 90.
Fresh cows, $40 00@60 90.
New York.
NEW YoRK, March l7.-Beeves-Receipts
l70head, all for slaughterers direct; no trad
ing in beef cattle; dressed beefa shade firm
er at S@l0c.
Sheep-Receipts $50 head; quiet and un-
changed.
Hcgt-Receipts 2.s7O. head; live hogs
nominal at S. 00a5 so per cwt.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March Cattle
Market active at unchanged prices; re
ceipts 55I head; shipments 655 head.
Hogs-Market firm; receipts 1900
head; shipments $500 head; Phil4del-
phias S. l5@5 %; Workers 81 S095 90.
Steep-Market fair at unchanged prices;
receipts 1900 head; shipments 4,4OO heal
| Shipments of hogs to New York to.lay
6 carloads no cattle shipped to New York
to-day.
Chicago,
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Live Hogs-Receipts 10000
head; shipments $500 head; market
fairly active at 5@l0c lever, decline mostly
on rough mixed; rough mixed 81 45@
1 Is; packing and shipping 81 1904 81
light 81 1904 So; skps 50 00@4 %.
Csttle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market generally steady and
moderately active; 1850 to 1900 pound
steers 81 3594 95; 1900 to 1000 pounds
S. 1906 Is.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market active and steady; in
ferior 81 SOS 90; medium to good So q
O. %.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV YoRK, March l7.-Dry Goods
In the way Of specialties Of a ~sessona5le
character, such as dress goods, ~ginghams
and printed fabrics. there has been a very
gcod trade for Tueslsy, but staple ~cottons
quiet. Experts ofcotton goods the past
week 10000 packages, very largely to China
and Africa, making since January LIST q
total of 4S,l73 packages, against $3.50
packages same time last year, 1881 In
1883, and 49, eos in 1882.
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WOOL.
PhiIAhelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, March l3.-Wool quiet
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia NX
and above 33635e extra 3l@32c
medium 32633c New York, Michigan and
Indiana 2s@3Oc; medium 3l@33c med,
ium washed combing delaine 3693Sc; new
washed combing 37@38c; coarse do 32@
33c; tub washed conbing and delaine 239
2Sc; bright unwashed clothing 22@25c; dark
uuwashed clothing 10000 eastern Ore
gon l7@lSc; valley Oregon 22@28c; New
Mexican l6@l9c; coarse carpet wool l3@
l5c; pulled extra meripo 23@27c
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REGISTER!
EITHER
DAILY OR WEEKLY,

which, under the new Management, shall Be sx
Iy wha; vas stated cditorialiy the morning amer
~transisr, viz: Thoroughly and RxEABLr pxxo
CRATIC, with no fsvop for any pepon or hctioA
within the party TO the dstriment a the vhss
party. When the nominations are made By ths
regularly constituted convention Of the party In
the RKsIRrrR willard only thsn-stve Ii N.
qualified support 70 tho nopipcesL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18

All trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
through without change from steubehville, East 10
philadelphia and New York. West TO Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis and
i. Louis. .,oo,i,
= aoSst7on, and any further information aS
o,y 70 \ q. TOMLlNsON, Ticket Agent at Pan
g;;nd g station, foot of Eleventh street, or at CtJ
Teict ofsce, under Mcclure HOUSE wheeling.
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
3. 4. FORD,
GenI Pan. and Ticket Agent, rIIuburgh, Pa
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Foundry for Sale.

THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS X BEL
q ont stove Company fronting on OHIO river,
Sonst,ipg Of one acre Of ground, and newly erected
ioupdIy buildings and machinery complete, with
idll ,.ts OF patterns and TASKS for nine ~yar.siies o.
,soy,s cal and wood ready fer the Market On
he rremises are also a dwelling house With iouT
room, ard 4 blacksmith shop
ScLwartz' landing touches the properly on The
"A I and railroad Is on First street on west Goa
,dsra idle ma erial, Manufactured and otherwise. on
hand. II not sold in the meantime, Will DO offered
At public sale.
TIT. /, the ~neztest, mot complete, convenient ana
vsIaablo property ib Eastern Ohio. The sale viii
axe MACE on the premises, at 10 O'Clock a. N
TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1885.
Terms-Cash. For further particulars address Of
call on SLoNE SJALArt
mTlLeOdi hafunt feTvr UNIV
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mating from the CAPITAL aiter the removal
Charleston just the same as heretofore, % that even
Citizen Wishing 70 know what IL uanspinns st tAs
SKAr OF GOVERNMENT mus; continue 70 take The
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ana
Loreuz Neubcrger, Administrator, &c
vs.. In lnAnceTy
Mary Elizabeth Hes and others.
By virtue Of the authority conferred upon them
~ decree made by said court IN the above entitled
causes consolidated, on the Sd day OF Februsrv,
1855, The undersigned special commissioner will,
on
saturday, the 21st Day OF March, A. ID. 1885,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M, sell at public auc.
ton. az the front door OF the Court House oil said
county. in the city Of Wheeling, W. Va, the south
me half OF lot number four al in square numbeT
,wer;y three (23) on the map Of the sub division OF
he Joseph Caldwell estate and additions theretrom
10 the said city, which map Is OF record In the office
If the clerk OF the County Court OF said county
among the public land records thereof. such hall
lot fronts upon the west side OF Wood street, be-
tween Twenty-ninth and Thirty first streets, and
has upon.i; a double tenement frame house.
Terms OF S~ALR-One.third and so much more
Of Tire purchase money as the purchaser shall elect
TO pay, in cash on the day OF sale, and the residue 10
Two equal instruments, payable respectively IN sI
and twelve months from the day OF sale, With In
,are,t, the purchaser to give his notes bearing Inter
st from the day Of sale Tor the deferred payments
With security, approved by the undersigned. Ths
title 10 be retained until payment In full OF the
W. J. W. COwDEN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
W. II. HALLE, Auctioneer.
thereby certify that the above named special
commissioners have given bond, with security aP.
proved by me, In the penalty Of 1850, as required
y" JOHN W MITCHELL,
FyREUAEY 10, 1885. Clerk Of said Court.
q q, 2smrT.l4A20
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RAILRAYs-Quiet and lower.

STATE SECUNTIEs-Steady.
STOcSs-TradiDg in stocks at the ex-
change today until the final hour was the
dullest this year. The only stock which at
the time was pressed for sale was Union
Pacific. Among the damaging reports in
circulation in regard to this Company
was one to the effect that the forth
coming report Of the United States
raj roai commissioner to the Department Of
he Interior would show that there has been
an increase of about two millions Of dollars
IN he floating debt Of the company during
he last elk months of last year. The diff
Guilty between Central and Union Pacific
and the polished statement that the former
had refused to receive freight from Union
Pacific, except at local rates, was also used
by the bears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18

WHEELING AND PITTsBUkGH DIVISION
On and after December q, 1854, passenger train
VIII run ~ follows, Wheeling ume:
pEPARTuRH.
For P1ttsburgh-s:2 q m, daily; 4:lo o a .,6:N
p. M, daily except Sunday. -.
For WMhington-:l0a m, daily; S:Sa' m',t!0
D, m and e:2Jp p. m, daily except Sunday.
ARRIVALS
From PittsbuNh-lo:S O. m, 700 .. m, dails
eIcopt Sunday; II .5 p. m, daily.
From Washington-s:l0 . m, 1888 p: m, IN
u, M. daily except Sunday; II :05 p. m, daily.
g, x. LORD, General Passenger Agent
tTHOS. NJ. KING, General Supt.
K d. SMITH, Pan. Agt, Pittsburgh.
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NOmmnnianilnn.

-A, >spL ., lSs4-About Sixsyears
r. WA .s'ed Nth a very diSagreeable SKIN
lar S- dry sores and many erusted Pim-
I BANDS and shoulder. The sore on
Gs,u .t' a hole nearly an inch deep, and
pla-s falcs Of one Of the soreS near
Eaa1, Te very much. / tried all kinds
Lea ! etEd nothing that seemed TO anecs
ttlHvsA-y decided 70 try SIS s on al
tNhnr ard In a short time the scabs
\ l0sT4ss STes and left nv skin smooth and
nd ~ ; the greatest blo0d medicine
Et6ch hing that viii cure the disease
[ltd, sSnlcted ! think my trouble was
yhls Ls4ote attack Of malaria fever, con-
= togr5 Llng IA he Tallapoosa river swamp
Ssh. Sny once in the court house q:
II Io1 en- refer to me.
On ~. uep. Sheriff Elmore Co, Ala.
9SUT aud Skin Diseases mailed free.
gLsBssIIs Co. Drawer 5, Atlanta "a
@ep5Lh BIOS. 4 Co. and Logan = Co, q
N@A' Wheeling, W. Va
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Ia1 lie Per Cent.-9overnments
Ouiet-stocks DuIl-Flour Quiet and Un'
ehanged-Wheat Lower.
NEw YoRx, March l7.-Money market
easy at l@l4 per cent, and closing at l!
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4G5
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
frmer at 4s3}; demand 1876.
GovERNMENrs-Quiet and a shade lower
for a per cents registered; others I'M
changed.
IhIoS5 s..'
Eours -
Pacific Gixaa Of 1ao5....u. 49,. ..................R6
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8beeIias 8esistes
TRAVELLERS, GTyIDE-

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURR mn To
"A ExPLASArION or RSrRRxScE 49,. anU7-
sunday excepted. monday sEcsptsdNwhseiiS:
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lkI0NW PoR ALI 8 to g PIT day easily
WItkt made. Oostiy outat FHES Acdreas
utth 20 YtCKEkY, Augusta, aSs.
fe1seoEgt
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A Sanctunl Tragedy.

Asanetum Tragedy.
SoabTVtAc Journal
"The spring has sprung, sir,
And 1 have brung, SIR
said he, some little ~yerelels that the word would
Ike 10 read.
know you'd prize them,
You'd best revise them
In an idle hour I dashed them Off at almos. light
ming speed"
A journalistic
Encounter hstic
Then enSued, and, crash! the poet whirlel Gown
stairs and through the door.
The bright young writer
Was not a fighter,
But he'd often dashed OF poets at almost Hghniny
snaaN l.f,ra
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eDaily except Sunday.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation l0y0 wheeling
1885 a. m. and $40 p. m, Bellaire sf S:lo . N
nd AIS p. m, daily except Sunday.
Moundsville Accommodation leaves Whteiins
l:S5 A. N. and arrives at Aoundsvlle ~ ls:io f.A-'
daily except Sunday.
ManniI gton Acoommodstion leaves a. 4:io r;n
Through coach trsm Wheeling 70 Cclumous on ~
?, ! leaving Wheeling at s:l6 4. n, Arriving ~ "
lumbus at 40 2. 4.
B. o. sleeping can on xl through trains
Close connection made for all points south ano
Southwest, Nerth and Northwest, making tins ae
drable route for oolouiss and persons moving 20 NE
great west, and 10 whom particular aitenuon ~
Tickets to all principal points on .als ct depot
Sleeping car accommodations can b secured ~
THoe q. B. HAAsR,
Ticket Agent B. a D. Depca
JOHN BAlLlks
1iesst Agent, under McLure Houn
JOHN T LANE, Tny. Passenger Agent
W.. N. CLEMENTsa N. OLE
h. 7. DEvRIE, General Agent Whseiins.
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A's'aadsn Twenty Years.

b. .-'s-Hg from rheumatism for twenty
|z n -a -1D't intOlorabls pain. / had
kz treatment, and took all sorts oil
A., -la'l' relief. Being reduced almost
r. -.- icing able 70 walk wen with
h .aaEc7t 20 Try Swift's Specific, and
. El, a7d a am 70 day entirely re-
pa away my clutches and an IN
|Eu a.. believe SNtit's Specific viii cure
|F Il rheumatism
A%EHGS, NacOR, Ga, Aug. 4, 81
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hatsrblt,. None, Cou1dn,t Bur r.,


News and Farmer Of this week says:
r. sAker, living within three miles Of
Aaed that Nanderbilt's fortune could
-ll asf Ehat six bottles Of Swift's specific
-ek Her statement Is As follows: For
have suffered almost death trom
Lsase, scrgiulA For years ! was IN
. h.Gc IN keeping up my domestic
~ ytiot-r ! vas induced 20 try Switt's
N, bottles, and was % much ben
b., q. purchased Jour more from AeSrS
~ 3aLson, which has almost entirely re-
b. zee tEea new person, and can do all
h. Before l took the 8 8 s my
Ir = ny entire person vas covered
Es,, LilA MS Miserable condition l did not
~ ma tlGi1st every known remedy, and
In,S slg7ly regarded As incurable. / had
Y ne s,t physicians to no avail. i
""A--ad sSNt'B Specific 70 the
h a, ''Hle7; & Johnson, merchants at Ac-
SEHT Ms Elizabeth Baker person.
Ic0nuuaity,
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. r.
CONDEHsED TIME TABLE OF PASSENGER
1 ; Trains corrected November IL, iss+-CentraI
SeS,as 4 Time:
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b z. c. Railroad.
Leave Bellaire at 2 P. m. for Summerdeld,
Leave Bellaire At 500 m. for Somera aid and
p.m m
For through tickets East and West, call
on or address j. G. Tomlinsou, Tic ct Ag't
Panhandle route foot OF Eleventh street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE { OHIO r. r. co.
HS AND AFTKR DECKMFgR n, iss.. PAS
~ seaser Trains YIN run . hleu-Whesins
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
CONSUMPTION.

have . positive remedy for thsseoye ai,eesei y
its use thouspd, Of czses OF the worst hind and o.
long standing have oeen cured. Indeed. % strongk
my faith in fs efficacy that I vii senp IMU SUI'
Ties FREE, together With Q We
IsEon this diszSs to any sufferer. Give express
DE-. 7. 4. sLoCuM. Isl Par g., Hsvr
de2evbeg-eed
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Commissioners Sale.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNT Or
- Ohio, in the Circuit Court OF Ohid county
James MCAdams
VS.. In OnanCeIy'
Mary Elizabeth Hess and others.J
and
Loreuz Eeubcrger, Administrator, &c
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01
Destructive Fire.

Two large barns of David J. Evans,
situated on his farm on the north road in
the town of Emmett, s miles north of this
city, were destroyed by fire last Thursday
evening at about IL o'clock, together
with II sheep, l hogs, twenty tons of
hay, farming implements, separator, feed
cutter, gripder, two lumber wagons and
other articles. Several head of cattle
and horses in the barns were fortunately
rescued from the flames. The entire loss
is estimated at $4,000, upon which there
is an insurance of 1920 in the CONT
mental of New York. The origin of the
fire is unknown. TraLips, however, had
been seen in the vicinity during the af-
ternoon, and it is not unlikely that they
may have put up for the night in the
barn and the fire occur from their
smoking.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01
Real Estate Transfers

In Jefferson county. recorded for the week
ending March "a, as reported especially for the
Banner by Otto Kerschensteiner, examiner at
the Jefferson County abstract ONCE:
Euphenia A. johnson to Johannes Hasse, lots
IA and Is blk IL, l.. r. Cady's add to Watertown
for $500.
Edward E,ehman to Johannes Lapnow, IS
acres Of eH neH sec II, town of Concord for
Herman Graewe to Philip Deierling lot H. blk
I, Cady's add to WATERFOWL for s75.
George seitz to O. c. Vaughn part Ct lot II. blk
g. sanborn BARRIERS add to Jefferson for s7e0
Herman H. Walter to Chas 9. Walter, lots 4
and s. blk i, T. PrentisS add to Natertown Cd
ward for $3.50.
Shepard 8. Griney to Amand Schmidt, 81
Farmington for $1,000.
Frederick Behnke to Heinrich sauer 81 sL
s11 neA sec ST. 20 acres In town OF watertown
Anand Schmidt, Jr. to Frederick Behnke, the
SEA seA see 81, 40 acres in town Of Watertown
fo ~ S.!% Greenwood Z. ca,o,;,s c-.enwooa
Lake Mills for 1915.
Thomas g. Squire to Aaron Brysnt, small par.
Gel Of land in nwA neA see 2, town Of Waterloo
wenzel staaglsr to Thomas b. Squire, the w<
nwL sec 81, town of Waterloo, 80 acres, and also
part ae ns sec 20 also part Of seN neN
John wilson to C. C. Smith, 1876 acres on sec 10
and 20 town Of Milford and sec a town of Wa
terloO for $3.50.
G. c, smith TO John c. Wilson, mill property
in village Of Lake Mills, Gil .00o
Ferdinand Jost to John Vogel neA nell swl<
sec 8, 20 acres In town Of Farming for Sl5oO
Annestina Kramer to Ferdinand Jost, 10 acres
being part Of neN seA SEQ II, town of Farming.
ton for $500.
s. 8. GrifYey to Geo. Mansfield, lots II. At
and n part of AZ Of Johnson's Creek for $500
Edward Rankin to Chas. ID. Arity nwL nvL
see is, except acre, in town of Jefferson, for
$1,000. IS
and nyy5% of lot S, blk l6. c., B. & Cos plat te
Watertown, except AZ feet for $4,000
Frederick FRANKIE to Carl Ninow lots z a and
9, blk IS A. L. Pritchard's I'd add to Watertown
for 500.
Armsnda Curtis to Clarence Curtis, lot Q. blk
9. Marston and Pritchards add to Fit. Atkinson,
for $500.
Aimon and Edward Ambrose to John A. Kison
and Fred Kison, part Of lot 4, blk q west Jeffer-
/ son, for 1878.
blk l, village of Hebron, for 95C
Ole Simonson TO August Doehuest 80 acres in
svL sec 81, town of Lake Mills for $500.
Joseph RebStein, Jr.. to Otto Hazelen, the und
! "a of e15 e1I seq sea sec l, S acres in town OF
Waterloo, for Sli5.
Moses and William G. Horton to o. B. wilkins
and c. w. winchester, mill property in village
of Palmyra, for $4,000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01
JUNEAU.

The barn and outhouses on farm
about . miles east of here, belonging
|, to J. and F. Brickert, were burned to
the ground one night last week, includ-
ing all the live stock, horses, cows, swine,
poultry and all |: he farming implements
Ircendiarism is suspected.
Samuel Eastman, OF this place, left
last week for Denisop, Iowa, where has
purchased a large farm that he intends
for stock raising. 1t is not, however, his
intention to remove permanently frem
here.
Exciting times are in prospect for
town meeting day. The inhabitants of
the village are determined to man to
punish the member of the assembly from
this district, John Leslie, for his duplicty
and perfdy in opposing a city charter,
and as he is one of the most persistent
office seekers in town, he is, of course,
again a candidate for town office.
Opposition to monopolies, especially
railroads, was the rallying cry of the
democracy in this district last fall and
mainly upon this issue did John Leslie
beat Hon. Eli Hawks for the assembly.
Nevertheless it is a curious fact that
never in our history have railroad passes
been 80 abundant as during the past
session. The member has furnished
them with liberal hand to everyone
who asked, aDd there is hardly voter
in town but who has been able to travel
to Milwaukee, Chicago, Madison or some
other place on pass furnished by this
"honest grangerp' w.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01

Moulding, followed it up. Last Wednes
day the individual who sold the beef was
taken before Justice Beckman and it was
there proved that the cow belonged to J.
Bramer and that the animal was with
calf and had been crushed under straw
stack, rendering the meat unwholesome.
Baurbam had to pay 1926, 90 in fine and
and costs for his part in the transaction.
Personal.
G. P. Lowell, of Minneapolis, a former
resident of the town of Hustisford. and
one of the Wisconsin Garfield and Ar.
thur electors, has been visiting his rela-
tives and friends in Dodge county.
Mrs Jerry Mowder, of Minneapolis,
has been visitor in town for several
weeks. the guest Of her daughters, Mrs
J. G. Ford and Mrs. G. w. Hill.
George Prentiss is home from Racine
G llege to pass the Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cole returned
last Friday from their winters soiourn at
Montgomery, Alabama. They are still
f,vorably impressed with the climate of
Montgomery as a winter resort but
stink Wisconsin is far ahead for a sum-
mer stay.
Ell. T. Eberle was in Madison last
Friday, performing his duties as one of
the examining committee of the Wisconsin
School of Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Schwab are visit
ing relatives in Chicago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01
IF vou wish to know what you eat

If you wish to know what you eat in
the shape Of baking powder, boil a little
in water. Ammonia smells, alum also
and tastes bitter; starch, -four or filling
Of any kind, which is dead weight, will
be left in the cup, while If made from
Cream Tartar and Soda, like DeLand's
Chemical Baking Powder, it will leave
the water clear. DeLand's Chemical
Baking Powder is now offered BY our
merchants, and after making this test.
our friends will have learned how to
detect one imposition at least. DeLand
& Co. ought to have reward.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01
JOHNSON'S CREEK.

Hon. D. John Bullock is contemplating
building a new house this summer.
The Lutheran denomination have
moved their church recently purchased
from the German Methodist Eepiscopal
Society, onto their lot formerly owned by
Mr.. McMillen.
The receipts of the Ladies' Sewing
Society, of the M, E. Church, for the past
year are 1910.
The M. E. Society have expended
$85 in identifying their church on the
inside.