Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-12-08

Fairbanks iaundry soap. Your grocer
keeps it.
Go to II James & Co.'S for the incest
line of raisinsin the city at bottom figures
Rev. W.. Olmstead, OF Oconomowoc,
preached to his former congregation at
the NJ. E. church Sunday morning.
Call for the Automatic Perfection
Weather Strip Positive action. Canno;
get out of order. Fits any door. For
sale and put up by RAUE & DoBBRATz.
The largest line of hall racks and
carpet patent rockers ever brought to this
city, now at Schul:z's New Furniture
Store.
Best brands of Thurston, Russell q
Co. oysters put up and sold at II. James
& Co.'S. Solid Meats, Is cents per quart;
Standards, 80 cents; Selects, 81 cents.
The Straw & Murphy double crayon
portraits are uudoub tedly the most valued
and lasting holiday presents. Likeness
guaranteed. Give your orders now.
9w2
The receipts of the donation supper
to Rev. D. O Sanborn Thursday evening,
were about $500. All present we're
we'll served and passed az enjoyable time.
-Rey. and Ms. D. O. Sanford rejoice
in the birth of a son November 10th.
They are now living at Rosebud Agency,
Dakota, where Rev Mr.. Sanford has
charge of St Mary's Mission school.
John Strachada, of Redwood. aged
IS wears was hunting Sunday forenoon,
and while running along the railroad
track the gun slipped from his hands and
went off, the charge entering bis body,
killing him Instantly.
A CLEVER REMARK "A bright young
lady of the city, when she heard that Col.
Geo. w. Bird was to remove to Madison
and occupy the Robbins homestead, re-
marked with touch of sentiment; 'The
Robbins go out and the other Birds come
in."-Madison Journal.
1t would be impossible to mention
all the different kinds of boots, shoes and
slippers that Jacob Koerner keeps for
winter wear and Christmas presents.
Come and examine them yourself. 1t is
the best and largest assortment of boots
and shoes within forly-five miles sur
rounding. 9w2
IT. L. Best, of Green Bay, was pre-
sented with a costly gold watch and
chain on the fiftieth anniversary of his
residence in Wisconsin. Among other
presents were a decorated plate, teacup
and saucer, that lad had place in his
Cid Vermont home before his arrival
here, and which came from there last
week.
"A special TO The Sentinel from Wash
ington Saturday says: Senator Sawyer,
of Wisconsin, astonished his friends yes
terday by going to Alexandria and buy
ing brickyard, and they are asking him
a good many questions about 1t. He says
that in bis opiuion every senator ought
to have brlckyard.
H-Choice line of MUFFLERS have
Just arrived for the Holiday Trade
ranging from the cheapest IN all
wool to the finest In Silk
SCHIFFLER G QUENTMEY
The congressional pluralities in this
state at the late election are a. follows:
First district, L. B. Caswel (rep), 573;
2nd, Richard Guenther (rep.), 1928; 81,
R NJ La Toilette (rep). 3,5l0; 4th,
Henry Smith Gabor) 3710; 5,h, Thomas
r. Hudd (dem J. 5,54S; 9th, c. B. CLARK
(rep.), 4,457: eth. O. B. Thomas rep,
4,S03; 9Th, VIM. T, Price (rep.), 12.0O7;
9th, Isaac Stephenson (rep J, 4.755.
Don't go to Milwaukee for picture
frames, you can do better at Straw &
Murphy's. Sw2
The Horizon Club, and other sport
man organizations, The Princeton Re-
public says, propose to send a strong lobby
to Madison the coming winter to influence
the enactment of more stringent laws in
reference to the protection of game.
They propose to begin the movement by
attempting the passage of laws forbidding
spring shooting of all varieties of game
birds.
Henry G. Mayer has moved from his
old stand 10 the corner of West Main and
Washington streets where he will continue
in the produce business and in connection
Herewith will keep stock of new and
second hand goods of all kinds. Second
hand goods purchased at fair prices
Housekeepers will do we'll to give him a
call as he sells furnishing outfits cheap.