Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-10-06

The excellence of Fairbanks famous
Soap is attested by thousands of house
keepers.
All the brick yards here have closed
for the season except G. A. Sprague's.
which is running strong force.
The M. E. church Carpet Weave.s
will give tea social at The residence of
L. S. Boughton, Second ward, Thursday
evening
-Trachte & Trayser have jus. received
5000 yards of cotton flannel remnants.
81
Jack" Toussaint cables his brother
Frank in Milwaukee of his safe arrival
in Liverpool Monday, en- route for Edin-
burgh.
The Watertown coal dealers are lay.
ing over their Milwaukee co-laborers in
furnishing coal at lower figure than the
Milwaukee people can buy it.
DIR. J. L. Ingersoll, of Waukesha,
brother of Pope" Bob Ingersoll, is the
Prohibition candidate for congress in the
Second district.
DIR. F. G. Moulding has moved his
residence to the house corner of Clyman
and Fifth streets, formerly owned by
John G. Ford and recently occupied by
Horace Baker.
H. NJ Kutchin, formerly editor of
The Fond du Lac Commonwealth, is the
newly appointed secretary of the Repub-
!ican State Central committee. 1.-THE
right man in the right place."
Handsome parlor suits in the latest
styles and at very low prices. Call and
see them at John Keck & Sons. 4e
The Rev. Father O'Keefe, of this
city, assisted by the Rev. Fathers Becker,
of Pewaukee, and NJ. A. Condor, of
Mapleton, is conducting four-day jubi>
lee at st. Jerome's church, Oconomo-
woo.
Sunday forenoon Herman Heller, of
Portage, while coupling cars in the yard
of the st. Paul company here, had the
small finger on his left hand crushed,
requiring amputation, which was done by
DIR. Spalding.
Window shades and trimmings new
and bright at Raue & Dobbratz's. 48
The new advertisement of Schultz's
furniture store contains something of in
terest to those in want Of fancy or common
furniture A reduction of from 10 to %
per cent. below Chicago & Milwaukee
prices is offered. Read the advertise.
ment.
The Democratic convention of the
Fourth Dodge County Assembly district
will be held at Meissner's hall, Ashippun,
Saturday, Oct. 16. The candidates men.
toned are as follows: L. Seifert, Hustis.
ford; w. Sweiiel, Lebanon; J. Enright,
Emmet; VIM. Huebner. Clyman; W. F.
Voss, WATERFOWL.
just received fine line os uphols-
tered parlor suites in mohair, plush with
silk plush trimmings, silk and worsted
tapestries, black hair cloth and cashmere
tapestries at E. w. Schultz's. 80
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was 1a(91c lower, closing at TIC
for No. 2 spring, 1890 seller November
and 741sc December. Flour was dull
and unchanged. Barley sold at. 55(055N
for No cash or seller October and 55k
@5535c November, and 471sc for extra
8. Hogs were weaker, ranging at 1886
GA 80.
The. following are among the APP
pointments made by the Methodist
Episcopal church conference for this
vicinity: Henry Sewell. Beaver Dam;
A. Porter, Sun Prairie; G. A. Stcckwell,
Waterloo; ]. L. Hewitt, Fort Atkinson;
John A. Bevier, Jefferson and Johnson's
Greek; W. w. Stevens. Lake Mills: D.
O. Sanborn, Watertown; ". ]. Fisher,
Heirloom and Juneau; J. B. BEAGLE,
Lowell; g. W. Pratt, Neosho.
Try Trachte & Trayser's basket fred
Japan tea at Is cents, worth 40 cents.
1T is pleasing not only to his con-
gregatio1 to know, but to the community
generally, that the Rev. D. O. Sanborn
has been appointed by the conference to
the charge of the NJ F. church of this
city for another year. Rev. Mr.. Sanborn
is Jealous and energetic in his work, and
the interests of his denomination in this
field will be promoted by his retention.
Hustisford and Plpersville have become
connected with his work here, preaching
regularly in those places.
"A jobbing Scandinavian paper of
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