Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-08-11
st. Paul Altar Guild meets Saturday
afternoon with Miss Hattie Hitchcock.

fort to use.
L. Beese, dealer in coal and wood,
delivers Scranton, Delaware and Lacka-
wana coal at Sc % per ton, cash.
Make no mistake, but remember
that Rsue & Dobbratz take the lead in
first class work and low prices. al
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Salick were
blessed by the appearance of a9I pound
girl at their home Thursday last.
The beauty of Nashotah Chapel
has been enhanced by pulpit, the gift
of Rev. DIR. Riley, Prof. of Eco. History
at the Seminary.
With the compliments Of the Wis
consin State Agricultural Society, we
haye ticket of admission to the annual
exhibition at Milwaukee, Sept. 1925.
Children shoes for summer wear at
cost, kid, goat and Dongola, all sizes and
widths. Fl. j. STRAUSS.
Louis Wilkowski, of Waterto wn, has
opened cigar factory in the rooms for
merly occupied by the Wisconsin Free
Press. He thoroughly understands his
business and deserves to succeed -Ocon.
omowoc Independent.
The 'Watertown Rifles, Captain A.
Solliday 10 command, started Monday
morning, via. the Chicago & Northwest
ern Railway, for the annual encampment
of the I'd Regiment of the Wisconsin Ma
tional Guard at Manitowoc, to be held
during the present week. The boys will
return home Saturday morning.
Last Friday afternoon this city and
vicinity was visited by soaking rain,
the hea West which has fallen since May
9th, last. In the southern part of the
city limits hail fell quite briskly, but no
damage was done to vegetation. The
area of the rain was very limited, not
extending south of the city limits, and
but a shor: distance east.
General Lucius Fairchild was elect
ed National Commander.in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic last Friday,
at the cncampment at San Francisco.
General Fairchild's selection for this higk
office will receive the warm endorsement
Of the members of the 9. A. r. through
out the country, and it is compliment
especially gratifying to Wisconsin.
-Kindling and light wood prepared
for stove at 81 and $3.50 per load, de-
livered G. B. LEWIS & Co.
e. ]. Perry, son of our former old
townsmen Geo. w. Perry, was appointed
last week Division Superintendent of
Kansas City, Cherryvale, Joplin and
Clinton divisions, and Rich Hill branch
of the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf
Railroad company, with headquarter at
Kansas City, Mo. This is very crafty
ing news about another deserving and
capable Watertown boy,
-Sportsmen hereabouts will bear in
mind special law by the legislature pro-
viding for, an absolute prohibition of
quail, partridge. pheasant or grouse, and
prairie chicken shooting in Dodge and
Fond du Lac counties until September /,
1888, under penalty of heavy fines or in
prisonment for a violation of the enact
ment. The fines are to be divided be
tween the informer and the school fund
The Fond du Lac Shooting club will in
the early winter "plant" 500 quail in
suitable sections of that county. The
supply will be obtained from Vernon
county.
Buy your Boiled Linseed Oil from
Straw & Murphy, who boil it themselves
and ia this way only can it be guaranteed
as genuine. e
The Eau Claire Free Press calls at
tention to the constitutional amendment
which will be submitted to the popular
vote at the next election, and which
reads as follows:
Every woman who is citizen of this
state of the age of 81 years or upwards,
except paupers, persons under guardian.
ship, and persons otherwise excluded by
section 2, article 8, of the constitution of
Wisconsin, who has resided within The
state one year and in the election dis
trict where she offers to vote ten days
next preceding any election pertaining
to school matters, shall have a right to
vote at such election.
The ballots win read, "For Woman
Suffrage in School Matters" and,
"Against Woman Suffrage in School
Matters
DIR. "Bozzarro'' commenced his min.
istrations on the streets last Wednesday
evening, as dispenser of medicine recon-
mended to kill all pains that flesh is heir