Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-11-17
The Post Office Building is for sale.

The Post Office Building is for sale.
Bargains in underwear. wcolen yarns
and fannels at Trachte & Trayser's.
Fairbanks celebrated laundry soap
"a combination of purest washing in
gradients.
Note the change in the prices of
-four by the Globe Milling company in
their advertisement.
The largest line of hall racks and
carpet patent rockers ever brought to this
city, nov at Schultz's New Furniture
Store.
"A copy of The New York Independ-
snt and The Scientific American tor the
coming year, can be had at low price
by applying at this Office.
Rev. Lucy, presiding elder, will
hold his first quarterly meeting for this
conference year at the M. E.. church,
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
next.
May wants you to make your en-
gagements early If you would have your
holiday pictures done in season. 5
W. j. Lee is in possession of Per-
sian cat, imported from England by Dr.
N. z. Valerius This fancy specimen of
the feline family may be seen at Lees
tonsorial parlors.
Something new in window shades at
Straw & Murphy's. The best thing in
the marEet for cheap shade. Call and
see them. 6
Saturday last Frank Perry had
several fingers of the lett hand badly
mashed by being caught in the cogs of a
lathe at the shop of the J. L. Perry
Manufacturing Go.
Some more of those fine ornsmented
gilt holdings for picture frames. new
styles, just received at Straw & Murphy's.
6
The case of Mrs. K. Tranker and
Mrs j. Knowles for assault on Mrs. Mary
Kelly alleged to have been committed
Nov. 4th, which was before Justice Stacey
Saturday, resulted in the acquittal of the
defendants.
DR.. Il. P. Valerius arrived from
Scotland Sunday morning He exper-
fenced boisterous passage across the
Atlantic of fourteen days, causing the
death of portion of his cargo of horses.
The animals lost were partially insured.
FUR CAPS. FUR CAPS, OVER
COATS, OVERCGATS, MUFFLERS,
MUFFLERS, in every variety and
cheap, at Schiller & Ouentmeyer's.
Last Thursday afternoon DR.. VIM.
+. Whyte, while making some profession
al calls in the country, was thrown from
his gig and had his left shoulder dislo-
Gated The shoulder was set by Drs.
Moulding and Rack, and he is now near
IL recovered from the painful accident.
-Trachte & Trayser have just received
5000 yards of cotton flannel remnants.
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DIR. n. P. Va!erius & Co. made a
sale yesterday of registered Clydesdale
mare AMI their well-known Ulmer dog,
Caesar" to A. c. Blatz, of Milwaukee.
Consideration. 1900. Dr.. N. P. Val.
erius & Co. have FIVE imported Clydes.
dales In their stable and other fancy stock
which they offer for sale and invite in
spection.
Henry G. Mayer has moved from his
cid stand 10 the corner of West Main and
Washington streets where he ill continue
In the produce business and in connection
Herewith will keep a stock of new and
second band goods of all kinds. Second
hand goods purchased at fair prices.
Housekeepers will do we'll to give him
call as he sells Furnishing outfits cheap.
1t is probably not generally known
that the national government furnishes
free of cost, headstoues Tor the graves of
deceased soldiers The 6. A. r. Post has
taken the matter in hand and is now pre-
pairing requisition. Friends and rela-
tives of deceased soldiers who have
knowledge of unmarked graves in the
cemeteries of Watertown and vicinity can
have the stones ordered by leaying the
necessary information with ". D. Sproes-