Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-29

Make no mistake, but ask your
grocer for Fairbanks Soap, the best in
the world. ~
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way will also keep abreast Ct the times
by making q reduction OF single trip
tickets to three cents per mile.
Handsome parlor suits in the latest
styles and at very low prices. Call and
see them at John Keck & Sons. 46
Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Nellins, of the Third ward, were the made
happy recipients Of bouncing boy baby,
their second son.
--Trachte & Trayser have just received
5000 yards of cotton flannel remnants.
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Our friend w. E. Kelley, of Beaver
Dam, triumphed 10 the contest for the
Democratic nomination for district attor-
ney of Dodge county, beating James F.:
Malone, strong candidate and popular
fellow, who has hosts of friends here.
REV. F. w. Meyer, lately in charge
of the German Methodist church of this
city, has been transferred to the passionate
of the German Methodist church AT
Madison. The many friends hene of Ray.
AMr. Meyer wish him success in hissnek
field. SO
Oil cloth bibs and aprons at Trachte
& Trsyser's.
Rev. Ludwig Limper, of New Bremen,
Cook county. Illinois, has been appointed
by the German Methodist Conference, to
the charge of the German Methodist
church of this city. Rev. Mr.. Timber
commenced bis new work here last
Sunday.
We have been presented by The
Chicago Evening Journal with a map of
Chicago, showing with clearness the
streets, parks, boulevards, railroad depots.
ward boundaries with street guide. The
map speaks well for the enterprise of The
Journal.
&C. A. Pettibone, late of Tho Juneau
Telephone, has purchased The Dodge
County Reporter, published at Horizon
by ]. Q. Clinton. Mr.. Pettibone has the
ability and the independence of character
to make The Reporter felt in the right
way in the politics of Dodge county.
John S. Rowell, of Beaver Dam, is
said to be the coming candidate of the
Republicans for member of the assembly
from the First Dodge county district,
Mr. Rowell is an active, enterprising
business man and very popular in the
district. He would make strong cam
vass.
"A fine line of bedroom suits in MAJ
hogany, ash and walnut at John Keck
& Sons. 46
"A. w. Rich & Co., Milwaukee, have
a stock of $780, 900 for their patrons to
select from this season, and with thirty
five departments can offer extraordinary
inducements to buyers of dry goods,
millinery, etc. Read the new advertise
meut of this mammoth concern in another
column.
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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"A reporter of The Milwaukee Wis
consin, in making his rounds OF the stock
pens at the State Fair. the first day run
afoul of the following incident:
you're all Democrats up in Dodge
county, amt your" the reporter asked
the young man who was spreading straw
for cows bed.
"No We ain't," he said. eff thought
YOU were Democrat I would point this
pitchfork st you.'
Gov. Rusk has done a wise act in
forbidding the Importation of cattle into
this state from Illinois unless it be ofici-
ally shown that they are free from pleuro-
pneumonia. 1t will meet with the COM
mendatiou of the people of the common
wealth and prove particularly gratifying
to livestock breeders. Gov. Larrabee, of
Iowa, has also issued a proclamation
calculated TO keep the dread disease out
of his state. "a q
Paint and Whitewash Brushes from
the best manufacturers in the United
States, lower than ever at Straw & Muir
phys. SO
The Twelfth annual Convention of
the Young Mems Christian Associations
Of Wisconsin will meet at Baraboo on
Thursday, October 14th, at F. NJ. Dele
gates from churches in towns where no
associations are organized. or from any
organizations desiring the moral and
social benefit of young men, given seats
in the convention. The programme is an
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