Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-10-20

Oil cloth bibs and aprons at Trachte
& Irayser's.
st. Paul's parish guild meets at the
rectory Thursday afternoon.
For bedding or clothing, and especi.
ally for blankets and hannels, use Fair
banks soap
The Carpet Viewers social of the
M. E. church meets Thursday evening at
the home of Miss Sarah Goetsch, Seventh
street, south of Main.
The interest of every business man
and taxpayer of Jefferson county lies in
the success of the excellent county ticket
nominated by the Republicans.
-Trachte & Trayser have jus. received
5000 yards of cotton hannel remnants.
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Sunday last an year-old son of A.
Krause, of the Third ward, while riding
horse through the doorway of the barn
had his arm broken by striking against
the casing.
The auction sale OF f. P. Brooks
post Office building Monday afternoon,
brought out some bi dders. The sum bid
reached $7,100, when the sale was ad-
journed to this afternoon.
&C. S. Hawley's Ladies' Chorus Glass
held its first rehearsal in Concordia Hall
Monday evening under favorable aus
pieces, there being large attendance of
members. The music rehearsed was of a
very high order.
Remember that John Keck & Sons
are still in the old place on Second street,
one block SOUTH of Main, and always
keep on hand large stock of furniture
of every description at the lowest prices.
The call appears in another column
fo- Republican Assembly convention to
meet at The REPUBLICAN Office next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, to take
steps in regard to the nomination of as
semblym man from the First district.
There was narrow escape from
FIRE at Gruetzmacher's store Saturday
evening Mr.. Gruetzmacher in turning
down the wick of kerosene lamp the oil
was ignited and an explosion would have
followed but for Mr.. G.'s presence of mind
in wrapping couple of towels around
the lamp and throwing it into the street.
Bargains in underwear, wcolen yarns
and fannels at Trachte & Trayser's.
General Fairchild, Commander of
the Grand Army, has issued circular
calling upon the various posts to suspend
collections for the Charleston sufferers.
This is the result of a dispatch from Mayor
Courtney, stating that the committee in
Charleston has received sufficient funds
to meet the wants of meritorious needy
sufferers.
Preparations are being made for
holding Welsh singing convention in
this city, beginning JAM 10 next. From
500 to 700 singers are expected to be
present. Welsh m usical organizations of
Wisconsin and Illinois will be represent
ed. Watertown will do her full duty in
entertaining this notable musical gather.
ing.
"A fine line of bedroom suits in MAJ
hogany, ash and walnut at John Keck
& Sons. 46
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. W. Hill entertained large and
pleasant progressive euchre party at their
residence, and at the same time two other
events were celebrated-one being the
seventh anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hills wedding and the other the 18th
birthday of Mr.. Hill. The prizes obtained
were as follows: DR.. A. Solliday, gents
first prize; Mrs. A. Solliday, ladies' first
prize; J. G. Ford, gents BOBBY prize:
Mrs. G. B. Lewis, ladies' BOBBY prize.
John Enright, of Emmett, was nom
mated Saturday by the Democratic con-
vention at Ashippun for assemblyman
from the Fourth Dodge county district,
which includes the Fifth and Sixth wards.
W. Schweifel. of Lebanon, J. Huebner,
of Clyman, Seifert, of Hustisford, and w.
F. Voss, of this city, were candidates
besides the winner. Enright carried off
the prize on the thirteenth ballot, receiy.
ing 18 of the ~ votes The strong ad.
herents of A. K. Delaney for congress
are coming to the front thus far in the
legislative nominations made by the
Democrats in Dodge county.
CRUDE & Achtenhagen have added
TO their large assortment of dry goods
fine line of ready-made clothing, which
will be sold at the lowest market prices.
Ready.made suits from 1915, upwards.