Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-11-10
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Harry Moore's Company Company,
at Turner Hail. for one week, commenc-
ing Monday night, Nov. o. Watch for
big "ad." next week.
%. III. Roberts, Of Ixonia, threshed
800 bushels Of red winter wheat from .
acres. Weigh 6216 pounds to the bushel.
This is hard to beat.
Splendid new scenery and accessories
at Nays Photographic studio. 5
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Judd rejoice in
the advent of a son and heir at their
home in Milwaukee, the little stranger
arriving Sunday last Congratulations to
the happy parents are numerous.
The nearest approach to steel en-
craving is the new permanent process
photograph produced By May. B
The engagement Of Miss Emma
Deuster, daughter of ex-Representatlve
Deuster, of Milwaukee, and Baron Paul
Won Baum. arten, Secretary of the Austro.
Hungarian Legation in Washington, is
announced.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway company has settled with Mr..
Winter, of Montana, who lost his wife
and daughter in the Rio disaster, by pays
ing him $4,000. This is the only settle
mept made for deaths, but a number Of
baggage claims have been paid.
DIR. F. J. Toussaint & Bros, veterin
airy surgeons, Milwaukee, owing to the
gradual increase in their business, have
been obliged TO seek larger quarters than
they have been occupying, and are now
located at 1913 and $50 Fourth street.
The many friends here of the boys rejoice
to hear of their continued success.
We have been looking over our stock
of election roosters and find we have none
to express our feelings on the sheriff SO
will not insert any on the general ticket.
One of those roosters you find advertised
as feeding on straw threshed by vibrator
tbresher is what we wanted for sheriff,
but cannot obtain one. The trouble with
what we have 10 stock, is that the tail
feathers are too high.-Jeferson Banner.
CLOTHING. CLOTHING, UN-
DERW EAR, UNDERWE EAR,
SCOTCH CAPS, SCOTCH CAPS, the
choicest and largest assortment in the
city at Schiller s. Quentmeyer's.
misunderstanding the crude notions which
large numbers of intelligent people in
the east still entertain concerning the stage
of civilization ia "the rowdy west," The
New York Tribune relates that one of the
Episcopal bishops who attended the recent
general convention In Chicago took a
trunkful of fruit with him, under the
impression that in a frontier city like
Chicago good fruit would not he obtaina.
bic. He found the very best fruit both
plentiful and cheap.
ST Nicholas for November, which is
the first number of the new volume, is an
early realization of the good things
promised 10 the attractive prospectus.
Louisa NJ Alcott, Brauder Matthews,
Frances Courtenay Baylor, E. s. Brooks,
G. F. Holder and many other writer's of
note have contributions in this number,
each one.of which is literary gem. The
illustrations are attractive and the letter
press elegant as usual, making the beau
ideal Of youths magazines.
CRUDE & Achtenhagen have added
TO their large assortment of dry goods
fine line of readymade clothing. which
will be sold at the lowest msrket prices.
Ready made suits from $275, upwards.
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-Yenowne's News: I beard funny
story the other day about Rev. DR. Adams,
one of the professors at Nashotah, who is
we'll known in this city. Once upon
time when he entered the chapel there to
conduct divine service he found only one
solitary person in the building, and he
was the boy who pumped the organ. The
doctor looked over the empty benches
aud then sail: eve will begin services
as soon as the congregation GENES out
from behind the organ.''
May wants you to make your en-
eagements early if You would have your
holiday pictures done in season. 5
The next meeting OF the Wisconsin
State Dairymen's Association will be held
at Sparta, February End, Ord and 4th,
1887. w. D. Hoard of Fort Atkinson,
president, says that it Is proposed to make
the coming convention the most interest
ing and profitable-tke best in every
respected any meeting the association
has ever had. A number of leading