Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-11-03

e. L. Kaiser has recently removed
here from Marshall and opened an agen-
cy for the sale OF the Singer Sewing ma
chine on First street.
"A few days ago a boy shot fine.
specimen of the American eagle, in the
town of Herman, Dodge county. The
bird has been stuffed.
Window shades and trimmings pew
and bright at Raue & Dobbratz's 48
Rock River Lodge, No. 404, D. Q. H.,
gave grand hall at Turner Hall Satur-
day evening, which was largely attended
and very pleasant affair.
Saturday evening ". H. OBrien,
while unloading piles at the Junction,
had his right leg broken above the ankle
by pile falling upon him.
st. Agnes guild of ST. Paul's church
will give a basket sociable with the
Misses Mary E. and Nette Chadwick
this CIV ednesday) evening.
A meeting of the Saturday Club will
be held in Mrs. Wrigh,'s studio on Fri
day evening next, at half past seven
O. clock Business of Importance.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give an oyster supper at the
residence of Mrs. VI. J. Woodland, Thurs
day evening, Nov. 4th. Supper IS cents.
A cordial Invitation to all.
Try Trachte & Trayser's basket fired
Japan tea at 20 cents, worth 40 cents.
Judge Sloan's bill fox trying the riot
cases in Milwaukee, was $3.50 per day
for sixteen days-a total of 500. They
can not lay excessive charges at his door,
as the above is extremely light.
"A baby girl five weeks old of Mr..
and Mrs. Ferd. Schmutzler. of the Third
ward, died Friday and was buried Sun
day. A large circle of friends sy mrathize
with the parents in their affection.
"A pleasant progressive euchre party
was given by Mr. and Mrs w. P. Green
evening. First prizes, Mrs F.
G. Moulding and s. R. Sleeper. BOBBY
prizes, Mrs. Nolan and Fred Spraeue..
The grand result achieved in Dodge
county by the election yesterday is largely
due to the able management and executive
ability of William 7. Rambusch, and the
force and eloquence displayed by Charles
II. Gardner on the stump.
"A complete assortment of bcoby
prizes fer progressive euchre has been re-
ceived at the University Book store, VIM.
Schoppe' proprietor. Also drawing ma
terials of all kinls. consisting of easels,
plates, pencils. &c. Call and see these
fine goods.
r. E. Jack has located a shop on
West Washington street, south of Main,
and is prepared to repair sewing machines
and furnish extras; also needles and
attachments for all machines. Razors,
scissors and small tools ground. His
work will recommend ITSELF
In his advertisement in another COL
umn E. w. Schultz, the live furniture
man, tells the secret of his being able to
sell goods as low as he does, and also
makes the announcement that he is not
here merely as transient dealer, but
located in this city to stay. Read the
advertisement. 4
/ Yesterday barn. an unoceupied
frame dwelling house and brick ven
eered store-house, on the F. Hartwig farm
in the Fifth ward. were destroy ed by fire.
The fire started in the dwelling from a
small stove used for drying purposes,
Loss about $500. Insured in the Sun Of
London for $500.
Cur Little Cnes and The Nursery
for November. bright and sparkling fol
young readers, is received. Among the
interesting contents are the "Man in the
Moon,'' Don't Touch it," sBruno anc
Piggy and others, all finely illustrated
Is cents number; $3.50 a year. Rus
sell Publishing Co., S6 Brom6eld street
Boston.
The conductors and brakesmen OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way are now uniformed in accordanc,
/ with a new regulation of the company
The conductors don suit of dark blue
frock coat with gilt buttons an,
[ trimmings, with cap to match. Th
brakesmen wear gray suits, sack coat an,
cap of same material.
Bargains in underwear, wcolen yarn
and flanncls at Trachte & Trayser's.