Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-12-22

The best washing compound is Fair
banks Soap. For sale 10y Srecers every
where.
"A Grand Free Exhibition, magni
cent and pleasing Sarealus 10 elegant
Holiday goods at Salick's.
"A c Douglas gives a grand Christ
mas bali at his Opera Ho seat Waterloo,
Friday evening next.
&C. Goeldner s. Son have the finest
aud cheapest assortment OF Christmas
novelties il the city.
Mr.. and MRS. Geo Williams, of
Pipersville, are the happy recipients Of a
charming little daughter, born TO them
Sunday evening.
The largest srock Of fne pictures and
picture frames seen in this city is now
on exhibition at Straw & MUIR hys. Ali
lovers of artistic work should cali and see
this stock. l0w2
The Concordia society give a grand
ball at Turner Hall New Y ar's evening.
and extensive preparations are making
for the important event.
H. James & CO. have the finest line
of candies and canned fruits in the city.
Sold cheaper than the eheapest
Reserved seats for the Ladies
Chorus Concerl, to be given Tuesday
evening, December 2Sth, at Turner Hall,
can be obtained al the posloffice.
60 and see Miss Coriander Lucretia
Smalley terrerze the cowboys at Turner
Hall tonight in Ranch TO-"
Beaver Dam has taken the matter in
hand of trying to secure the encampment
of the Second regiment ". n. g., at that
place. What is Watertown doing, or
intending to do, in relation to endeavor-
ing to have the encampmeut come here?
-Wright's, Kinks, Eastmap's and
Venner's perfumes. are constantly kept
in stock by j FL Schulz. Specialties
for the Holidays. l0w2
Hop. j D. Bullock has named J B.
Roach, of Waterloo for deputy sheriff at
that place and j John Madden at Palmyra,
both excellent selections Frank Kispert,
OF jefferson, Tor turnkey is another
worthy appointment our new sheriff is
SAID 10 have in view
"A nicely selected stock OF Diamonds.
Turquoise, Topaz, Moon Stone, Garnet
and Tiger Eye rings, ETC., at Sproessers.
The prospectus of The American
Agriculturist for 1887 appears in our
columns this week, and offers stronger
inducements than ever to its readers.
There is no better publication for the
farmer, artisan and home circle than The
Agriculturist and it we'll deserves the
popularity it enjoys.
just arrived, fine Imperial organs,
and all kinds OF musical Instruments for
Christians presents at G. Goeldner &Son.
The contest on boys begun Monday
morning, with the arrival OF a bouncing
young son at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
ID. j. Strauss, while not 10 be outcome Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. IL Gaebler followed suit yes
terday with fine boy baby. All concerned
are doing we'll, and the delighted parents
are receiving many congratulations over
their buoyant hopes.
There is nothing better for q Christ
mas present than good picture nicely
framed. They can be found at Straw &
Murpby's. 10w2
Geo. Baker s. Son, of Hustissord,
have recently sold "Gossig 6,879" to B.
B. Harris, of Ft Collins, Col. They have
also sold to J. D. Schofeld, of Blooming
ton, Mimi, tom Tinker $780," and
''F. M. 1891" They have lately bought
two fine Devon cattle of H. Dane, "Sena-
tor McH. 1924" and of John Hilton &
Sons, Protector 1884"
Don't 60 to Milwaukee or Chicago
for your furniture, when you can find IS
good an assortment and at prices % per
cent. lower, at Schultz's New Furniture
Store. 10
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Persons contemplating making holiday
presents will consult their own interests
by reading and needing the new adver
tisement of A. w. Rich & Co., in this
paper. Their stock is, beyond question,
one of the finest in the West. and worthy
the attention of all who desire to pur
chase,
Go to SalicRs for holiday goods All
new goods, extremely low prices and
quality of goods will satisfy you that this
is the place to buy.
The REPUBLICAN Christmas supple.
ment contains the advertisements of the