Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-29

struck on the face and severely injured
by base ball.
"A mail is now received at the Wa
tertown postofice from Milwaukee at /
o'clock r. M. and q mail i'd sent west
from here at the same hour.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Caswell, Jr., of Fsrt Atkinson, 10 again
frightened by the advent of little girl
baby. born Monday morning.
You can always find the largest as
isortrent, latest styles of all kinds of
Furniture and at the lowest pri ces q
Echultz's New Furniture Store. 80
Mrs. John Moule, former resident
of this city, died Monday, Sept. 81. at
Sturgeon Bay, Wis, aged about 20 years
Her remains arrived here this morning
and were deposited in Oak Hill cemetery.
A public examination of teachers for
Jefferson county will be held in the
WATERFOWL high school building Friday
and Saturday. October 8 and 9, by J. A.
Sheridan, county superintendent of
schools.
The Graphic News states that it will
be able to present before any contempor-
airy, the latest and most inviting literary
news, including forthcoming books and
other entertaining matter. This -is
an important announcement to- the
readers of The Graphic News.
The Democratic convention for the
nomination of candidate for congress
against Mr.. Caswell in this district, will
be held at Burlington, Racine county,
to-day. Carl Jonas, who was the most
prominent candidate mentioned, declines
to be considered in the race.
CRUDE & Achtenhagen have added
TO their large assortment of dry goods
fine line of ready-made clothing. which
will be sold at the lowest market prices.
Ready. made suits from 1915, upwards.
At
81. D. James & Co., have fine scheme
for the purchasers of groceries. With
every dollars worth of goods bought at
their grocery store, excepting sugar, they
give chance on splendid Royal Uni
versal coal stove, base burner and fine
heater. They have the stove on exhibit
ton.
During thunder storm last We'd
nesday morning, the barn of VIM. Mercer,
in Rubicon, Dodge county, was struck by
and entirely consumed. The
building contained 1000 bushels of grain
and about thirty tons of hay. The loss
was about $1,000 above insurance for
$500 in the Rubicon Farmers company.
STUART's THEATRE COMPANY,
FREEPoRT, ILL.,, Sept. ~, SO.
Friend Ditschler:-Ple contradict
an item that was put in The WATERFOWL
Gazette stating that Miss Nellie Huber,
had joined my company.
Inever heard of Miss Huber I'VE haven't
added any one to our company, and the
item was untrue. I can't imagine why
it was published.
Yours very truly,
EDWIN STUART.
Our people will have one more
chance of witnessing fine game of ball
this season, by going to Lake Mills, on
of this week. The famous
Universities, of Madison, who have
carried the championship of the West
eru College League for three years,
will play against the Blues. A game
between these clubs last spring resulted
in score of 5 to 4. The game will be
called promptly at three O'clock.
-Itis not known when Judge Bennett,
of this circuit, will render his decision in
the disbarment case against Judge Small.
of Oconomewoc. Though the trial &C.
Cured five months ago, the final sub
mission of thescase to Judge Bennett did
not take place until about three months
ago, and heSstill holds it under advise
ment. The Judge has said that when he
is ready to announce his decision he will
do SO in person from the Milwaukee
circuit court bench.
Remember that John Keck & Sons
are still in the old placeon Second street,
one block south of Main, and always
keep on hand large stock of furniture
of every description at the lowest prices.
The passenger tariff reduction to 8
cents per mile, which the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul company voluntarily
determined upon several days ago, is
bringing the other northwestern railways
to their milk. The Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha now announces
3-cent rate in Iowa, Dakota, Minnesota
and Wisconsin. The Northwestern will