Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-10-20
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Rich & Co., Milwaukee.
The finest line of camp chairs eve
seen in this city; call and examine before
buying elsewhere at John Keck & Sons.
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Harry Moore arrived from ST. Louis
Saturday. He and G. Neis, of Scranton,
Pa, have under consideration the or
ganizing here of 10 and 20 cent show.
j. Di:schler, Fl. Graewe and J.
Brusenbach were the delegates from this
city to the Anti-Prchibition convention
in Milwaukee, last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Fort Atkinson has organized her
course of lectures for the coming winter.
What is Watertown going to do in the
same matter? Can Fort Atkinson with
her $500 people do better than Water
town with her 5000 people?
The ball of the St. Bernard's Q. T. A.
society at Turner Hall Wednesday even
ing last was highly enjoyable affair,
and reflected great credit upon the soci-
ETY., the supper especially being fine
tribute to the efforts of the ladies.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was stronger, closing at 72c for
No. 2 spring, 717sc seller November and
74c December. Flour was unchanged.
Barley was lower, closing at 5414c cash
or October and $3.50 November. Hog
were steady at 3.65@4..O.
Just arrived, an immense large stock
of choicest wall paper and window shades
for the fall trade at Raue & Dobbratz's.
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George Grimm is making gallant
fight for member Of the assembly in the
Second district Of this county. 10 the
assembly there will be no more useful or
influential member, and the people of the
district, irrespective of party, will find
in Mr.. GrimR "the right man in the right
place. for their interests.
ABERDEEN, Oak, Oct. Is, 1886.
EDITOR MISUNDERSTANDING to
the card in last weeks Gazette of your
postmaster, wish to say that after the
addresses had found the postmaster or his
assistant at the end of no little search, he
did very kindly open the Office in order
that the letters in question might be
passed out, and owing to the fact that the
department leaves it optional with him
whether he delivers letters, of this class,
On Sunday or not, I find / owe him an
apology, as we'll as an expression of graft
tude, for his extra labor on my account.
G. d. RICHARDS.
Richard Guenther was born in Pots.
dam, Prussia, Nov. 80, 1S45; and he was
educated at the Royal Gymnasium at
Potsdam. An apothecary by profession,
he emigrated and arrived in New York
city in August. 1866. The following
month he came to Fond du Lac and be-
came connected with drug house in that
city. After removing to Oshkosh he was
elected school commissioner, and thence
he stepped by invitation of the people to
the state treasurer's Office, holding the
treasuryship two terms He had seat
in the Forty-seventh, Forty-eighth and
Forty-ninth congresses, and will be elect.
ed to the Fiftieth congress.
The finest and most elegant line of
chamber suites in antique oak, mahogany,
ash and black walnut ever brought to
Watertown at Schultz's new furniture
store. I
HUNDREDS of Democrats in Dodge
county signed the call asking Mr., Guen-
Their to become an independent candidate
for congress against Delaney. A Second
district correspondent of The Sentinel
says:
The thing has alarmed Delaney. and
he and his henchmen are using threats
and entreaties to reclaim them. Notice
was served on the Democratic postmaster
of Juneau that unless he got the names of
his father-in-law and brother-in-law off
from the call to Guenther that his services
would be dispensed with in the future as
postmaster. A Democratic undertaken
who had supplied the county with collins
for the pauper dead signed the call, and
notice was served on him that if he did
not get his name of the call he would
never sell Dodge county another coffin.
Such is the canvass of Delaney in his own
county, but the reaction is on, and those
Republicans and Democrats in the county
who are earnestly engaged in the work Of
defeating the ring are strong in their be-
lief that the fall of the Dodge county ring
and Delaney is at hand.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. ID G. WHITE ia VISITING N Mil