Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-10


the prospects for winter wheat In this
section.
Mr.. Otterstein, of Mayville, exhib-
tied at the fair here yesterday par OF
very handsome Percheron stations.
"A supply of Lake Superior fresh fish
fo- Lent always on hand.
L. w. KRUGER.
Get your coloripg done this month
ct the Steam Dye Works, as they will be
removed from town April /.
Carpet Weavers' Social will be held
with Misses Jennie and Nellie Needham
to- morrow evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
"A satisfactory report of the strength
and responsibility of the Wisconsin Ma
tional Bank on March l, will be found
in our columns this week.
"A number of the coopers Of this city
have formed stock company, and have
purchased @. Mays cooper shop and
warehouse for use in the manufacture of
barrels
Ladies will see something to the K
interest in the new advertisement of l..
A.sChapman & Co., announcing the ar
rival of printed satines and dress goods
novelties.
Schiller & Quentmeyer are agents
for the Peoples Laundry, Chicago. First
class work guaranteed. Clothes sent each
alternate Monday, beginning with Mon
day of this week.
&C. J. Wenck and NJ. J. Gallagher
announce themselves through their cards
elsewhere as candidates for. city assessor.
Their work in the past meets the indorse
mept of the taxpayers generally, and
their reelection would seem to be de-
manded.
The number of persons of school
age in the state is 545,084; number of
teachers employed. 1886; annual in
come, from all sources, $4,000, 455 II;
estimated real value of sites, buildings
and all other school property, IS, 1922
635.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was steadier, closing at 81 for
No. spring and s434c seller May. Flour
was firm and moderately active. Oats
closed at 3oc, corn at,3734c, rye at 661ac
and barley at SIC. Hogs were dull at
So, 70a4 80 for live and $4.65a4.75 dress
ed. ....-..~
The following pictures of Mrs. Mary
A Wright of this city, having passed
the board of control, composed of some
of tie highest art critics in the country,
are entered at the nineteenth annual
exhibition of the American Water Color
Society, New York: A Gray Bit, price
$40; June Day, Frank Davidson, owner;
The Lonely October, price sos.
"A concert by the Mission Band for
the benefit off the Sunday School will be
given az the Baptist church, Rev. w.
Paul, pastor. next Tuesday evening.
March Is, at IL o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Paul
will sing a song composed by Prot. Root,
of Chicago, entitled who'll Save the
Left, or the Battle of Murfreesboro."
There should be good attendance for
The support of the Sunday School cause.
We viii give with every 81 worth of
goods excepting sugars, purchased for
cash at our store ore chance on genuine
Singer Sewing machine to be ratified.
The machine is an A No. complete with
all attachments, folding leaf, two draw
ers and cover. Price held by all machine
agents at $40 and guar anteed for 5 years
The drawing for the machine takes place
Thursday, March 25.
Ell. D.JAMEs & Co.
i'm its issue of last week the news
paper at 4Barneveld, Wisconsin, speaks
of C Watertown lady preacher, Mrs.
Edward Davis, as follows:
=, Mrs. Davis (Raher Fon) the lady
preacher of WATERFOWL, preached at the
Congregational church in this village last
Sunday morning and Monday evening
to large and appreciative congregation.
Mrs. Davis is an. eloquent speaker and
her sermons are powerful and convincing.
Mrs. Davis was received last summer
to the Welsh Congregational conference
as an evangelist and since then has been
doing considerable work among the
churches of this denomination.
Patents granted to citizens OF Wis
consin for the week ending Tuesday,
March 10, 1886, reported for the Re-
PUBLICAN, through the Office of J.. F.
Beale, Solicitor of Patents, No. 637 F
Street, n. W., Washington. D. c.:
P. F. Color, Clyman, grain binder; J.
B. Dishmaker, Carlton. cookie and grain
separator; Ferdinand Eggers, Milwaukee.
whifetree hook; John Heath, GAINESVILLE,
filtering device for feed water pipes;
Thomas Irvine, Beef Slough, Plug for
RATS and booms; Daniel McDonough
Eagle River. combined saw setting and
cumming tool; J. Fl. Rose, Prairie du
sac.2adjustable reel for harverters; Elijah
Shaw & F. D. Walden, milwaukee,
knihs sAarpener. Robert B. Williams,
GAINESVILLE, carriage spring.