Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-12-15

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of groceries a, reduced rates
Garnet Jewelry, own importation, at
bargains. Sproesser's. 10w2
The death losses of the Wis. /. @. O.
f. Life ms. Co., for the past year, were
$4,000, thus beneftng the widows and
orphans to that extent
The biennial report of State Treasur-
er z. G. McFetridge is received, showing
a satisfactory condition of the state
finances for the fiscal year ending Sept
80.
--Wright's. Kinks. Eastman's and
Venner's perfumes. are constantly kept
in stock by j. H. Schulz. Specialties
for the Holidays. 1Ow2
Sister Louise, the head and founder
OF the twentyseven houses of the Order
OF Notre Dame IN this country, with their
700 sisters aud $4,000 girl pupils. mostly
free scholars, died last week in Cincin-
natl.
-Albumsl Albums! A very compre-
hensi7e line of fine Albums, own selection
and importation, at Sproesser's. 10w2
The Oconomo voc Independent says,
that last Thursday j. Duffy killed fine
dear near Ashippun. There were two of
them, but only one could be secured, the
other proving too feet for its .pursuers.
H. James & Co. have the finest line
of candles and canned fruits in the city.
Sold cheaper than the cheapest.
A RUGGED PENsIoNER. = Calvin
Farmer of Rubicon, Dodge county, a
pensioner, of 1912, is in his ninety
seventh year. Last Saturday, the old
man. who is still quite rugged, rode seven
miles with team, to Hartford, to have
his vouchers executed, and stood the cold
like veteran.
There is nothing better for Christ
mas present than good picture picely
framed. They can be found at Straw &
Murpbys. 10w2
The suit before Justice Beckman
brought by the city marshal of Ocono-
mowoc against A. Canniff, of Hustisford,
to procure reward alleged to have been
offered by Mr.. Canniff for the recovery
of the horse stolen from his premises some
months previous, was settled last Friday
without coming to trial.
Choice line of MUFFLERS have
Just arrived for the Holiday Trade.
ranging from the cheapest In ali
wool to the finest In TX
SCHIFFLER Sc QUENTMEYER.
Mrs Chas Cultus died Sunday even
ing last at $3.50 p NJ, at her home on
South street. Deceased was a daughter
of Henry BeEgmann, of Watertown, and
a sister of Mrs. Geo. Stempel, of this city.
She was buried Tuesday afternoon, with
services in the German Lutheran church,
Rev. Guenther officiating .-Oconom
Independent.
Don't forget where to go for bargains
for the holidays 10 all kinds of furniture.
Better prepared than ever to meet the
demands of everybody. Schultz's New
Furniture Store 10
The fair yesterday was not as largely
attended as anticipated. the bad condition
both OF the roads and weather preventing
many farmers from distance from com
ing to the city. The transactions in
stock, therefore, were not numerous. nor
were our merchants overburdened with
very heavy trade.
"A complete line of imported plush
odor cases, cut glass bottles and Antique
perfumery jugs just received for the
holiday trade at ] H. Schulzs. low
On the occasion of their 25th we'd
ding anniversary last Wednesday, Rev.
and Mrs. D. O. Sanborn we're made the
recipients of set OF solid silver knives
and forks and some silver dollars fresh
from the U. S. mint, by their Watertown
congregation. A silver watch for Mr..
SanbOrn and silver caster for Mrs. San
born were presented oy the Pipersville
members of the NJ. E. church.
just arrived, fine Imperial organs,
aud all kinds of musical instruments for
Christmas presents at G.. Goeldner & Son.
1t would be impossible to mention
all the different kinds of boots, shoes and
slippers that Jacob Koerner keeps for
winter wear and Christmas presents.
Come and examine them yourself. 1t is
the best and largest assortment of boots
and shoes within forty five miles sur
rounding. 9w2
"A father can give his young son no
better present than years reading of
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