Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-15
Don't forget 30 go to the
Ball of The WatertOwn Xxi
hes tomorrow (Thursday)
evening, at the Armory.

aes tomorrow (Thursday)
evening, at the Armory.
Oils of all kinds at Raue & Dob
bratz's. AZ
The Inter. State fair opened in Madi-
son Monday and closes Friday.
Dirt aud stains thoroughly removed
from all sorts of materials by Fairbanks
Soap.
The Globe Milling Co. are building
an addition to their elevator at the Brick
Mill capable of holding $4,000 bushels.
The Sunday School Of the American
M, E. church will hold their ANNUAL
missionary concert next Sunday evening.
The proceedings in full of the Re
publican state convention, with the plat
form complete, will be found on the
inside of our issue this week.
Paint, Oil and Wall Paper at reduced
prices at Straw & Murphy's. Ceiling
papers in late designs. 50
Next week the annual fair of the
Wisconsin State Agricultural Society Will
be held at Milwaukee, beginning Monday
and closing Friday. Active preparations
have been made by the society for the
success of this exhibition and with good
weather the attendance will be large.
Albert Randall, of austisford, arrested
for the Cannif horse stealing in that
town on the 9Th inst, waived examina-
ton here before Justice Beckman yester-
day, and was bound over for trial to the
next term of the Dodge County Circuit
Court,
Last Saturday Smith Hoyt, of Mil
ford, was attacked on his farm by vicious
bull belonging to his brother. The beast
threw Mr.. Hoyt down three or four times
goring his face and inficting severe
injuries on different parts of his body.
Or. Spalding was called and under his
treatment Mr.. Hoyt is doing as we'll as
can be expected.
Handsome parlor suits in the latest
styles and at very low prices. Call and
see them at John Keck & Sons. 4e
We have received a tiny card of
delicate tint bearing upon its small face,
in beautiful type, the following: Com
pliments of Media G. Cole, Sept. s, 1886.
Weight II pounds" Another card en-
closed is explanatory, thus: "Compli-
ments of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Cole,
Fort Atkinson, Wis THE REPUBLICAN
returns its compliments to the little
daughter and extends congratulations
to the highly favored and happy parents.
Just arrived, an immense large stock
of choicest wall paper and window shades
for the fall trade at Raue & Dobbratz's.
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In bis speech of acceptance, art
Delaney said that president Cleveland
is the best president the country has
had since Abraham Lincoln" But if
memory serves one Alright Lincoln, in
Delaney's estimation, was execrable; an
old buffoon, etc. Delaney appears to be
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was paying Cleveland compliment in
Pickwickian sense.
Remember that John Keck s. Sons
are still in the old place on Second street,
one block south of Main, and always
keep on hand large stock of furniture
of every description at the lowest prices
The Democratic convention for the
First Assembly district Of Jefferson county
held in this city Saturday afternoon,
nominated Carl Field for assemblyman
and elected James W. Moore and Charles
Mead delegates to the Democratic state
convention at Madison to-day. Mr.. Field
had little, if any, opposition in the con-
vention. Only one candidate against him
was brought forward. Victor Livingston,
of Pennington, who received three votes.
Apple and cider barrels FOR sale dur
ing the season at George Nixon's cooper
shop on West Water St., south of Empire
Mills. 4Sw2
Senator P. Sawyer will accept our
thanks for a pamphlet containing the
pension vetoes of President Cleveland,
the bills vetoed and the comments giving
citations from decisions of the supreme
court and opinions of the Attorney Gen
eral document, replete with interest in
these times. Those wishing to refer to
this work containing so much information
on the pension question, will find it at
their service in the REPUBLICAN, Office.
The village authorities will now be
called on to unite with those Of the town
of Waterloo in another expensive law
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