Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-07-14

Furniture Store, where You cau ges tnena
almost at your own prices. ~
The ladies' aid society OF the Con-
church give q tea party az
Mrs .. q. Bradbury's, Thursday even
ing, July 10. Supper rs cents. All are
invited.
The Al. E. church Sunday school
unites with the Pipersville NJ. z. charch
Sunday school next Saturday, in holding
q picnic in Mrs. s. Piper's grove at
Pipersville. Old and young expect
happy time.
The Rev. M. L. Kern, rector OF the
Episcopal church at Menomineee, and
uncle OF Mrs. s. E. Randall of this city.
died suddenly from apoplexy at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs. j. Q. Culver, at
Eau Claire, on the 9th inst.
Paint and Whitewash Brushes from
the best manufacturers in the United
States, lower than ever at Straw & Muir
phys. IS
Many OF the friends of Drew Straw
have had the pleasure of greeting him on
the street within day Or two past, hav-
ing so far recovered from his recent ill
ness ss to be able to appear out, although
he still shows the effects of bis lopg
sickness. e-.@
WIN. Weber & Co., hardware mer.
chants, will within few weeks re-
move to VIM. A. Beurhaus' east store.
Mr.. Beurhaus' corner store will be
considerably heightened on Second street
and fitted up with increased facilities for
holding goods.
Winter wheat and rye are both har-
vested in this vicinity, and have produced
a fair average yield with plump berry.
Some farmers have commenced cutting
barley, which is light crop, although
the grain is splendid color and will
command good price.
&C. N. Casper, bookseller, Milwau-
kee, has presented us with guide
through the Cream City, souvenir of the
oath Saengerfest of the North American
Saengerbund, July 21-25, 1886. The
pamphlet is finely illustrated and covers
general description of Milwaukee.
The vacant walls and bill boards
around town tell the story of the visit
among us the past week of Bsrnum's
corps of bill posters. Barnum's great
show comes to Watertown, August 81,
and will no doubt draw the largest crowd
ever seen in this city. Barnum's name
is still the most immense drawing card in
the land.
Paint, Oil and Wall Paper at reduced
prices at Straw & Murphy's. Ceiling
papers in late designs. SO
: 1t will be seen that d. E. Pugh of
fers for sale his splendid Ethan Allen
colt. Mr.. Pugh is great lover of horse
and handled and broke the animal him
self. David understand his business in
this respect and is known in this COM
munity as a frst-class man in every
respect. He knows whereof he speaks,
when he says that his Ethan Allen is the
most promising colt in the state.
The students and the church at Tai
ladega have enjoyed marked privilege
the past few weeks in listening to some
excellent lectures. The first was given
by Rev. R. G. Bedford, of Montgomery.
and was an exceedingly forcible and
striking setting forth of "The Kind of
Men and Women we need. Our York,
Talladega. Ala.
When you want gloves, hats, caps,
socks, neckwear, shirts, cuffs,
collars, linen or silk handkerchiefs, or
in furnishing goods line, you
should look over our assortment, as we
carry the choicest in the city. 1t costs
nothing to look at goods
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
The Detroit papers are sore over the
three defeats of their club at Chicago,
and The Tribune sarcastically remarks:
sThe pennant grows trihe DINNER in
the distance. Happy thought: The
Detroits 90 to Kansas City Monday.
They may win game. IF there is
baseball club il the country that can play
worse ball at critical times than the De-
troits, We will give it the proper credit
therefor If 1t will rise up and put itself
on record"
Hon. F. Y. Piper, of Ixonia, presents
himself as a candidate fur the sheriff's of
fee on the Dem ocratic ticket this fall, and
has commenced working up a lively can.
vass for the position. To those who may
feel discouraged over the poor prospect
for stirring campaign on account of the
scarcity of candidates in the Democratic