Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17

Shoe Store.
Fresh fish always on hand at the
fish market. L. w. KRUGER.
Hon. L. B. Caswell will please &C
cept thanks for Congressional Directory
very useful publication for newspaper
office.
"A. r. Wilber's Madison Square Go.
is strong and evenly balanced company,
giving a better entertainment than many
of the so-cslled high priced companies.
Burlington Ha,ckeye, Sept. l. 1885.
The third session of the Seventh
District lodge, I. o. G. T., comprising the
counties of Jefferson, Waukesha, Mil
waukee, Washington and Ozaukee, will
be held at the hall of Crystal Spring
lodge. 119 Wisconsin street, Milwaukee,
OH Friday and Saturday, February 10
and 90.
If you want bargains call at the
BOSTON NuOo otOTe.
The Greenaway and Pelicoe enter
tainment under the auspices of the ladies
of st. Paul's church, takes place this
evening at Concordia Hall. Doors open
at IL o'clock: performance commences
at o'clock. At the close of the en-
tertainu,ent supper will be served.
The military PROMOTIONS by reason Of
the death of Col. S. L. Bradsted, of the
I'd Regiment, w. N. g., viii be as fol-
lows: Lieutenant Colonel w. Fl. Pat
ten, of Oshkosh, will become Colonel Of
the regiment; Major A. A. Kelley, of
Fond du Lac, Lieutenant Colonel; and
Captain F. Becher, of Manitowoc, major.
The preliminaries of the joint meet
ing of the teachers of Dodge and Jeffer-
son Counties take place at Turner Hall,
FRIDAY evening next and will consist of
an address by ]. Q. Emery, of Fort At
kinson, followed with lecture by Prof,
J. w. Stearns, of Madison. The meet
ing continues through Saturday in the
High School building.
w. 5. Greene, writing home from
Little Falls, n. Y, this week, said that
lie believed be could notice slight i'm
proyement in the condition of Mrs
Greene Her pulse which had been as
low as 40 had recovered to 60. The
many warm friends OF Mrs G. here, will
gladly welcome any sign of regaining
health Fort Atkinson Caion.
Great closing sale at cost at the Bos.
ton Shoe Store.
Miss Laura Luther, aged II years,
died Thursday, February 18th, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Luther, in the Third ward, of brain
fever. Her funeral, one of the largest
ever seen here, was held Sunday after
noon from the German Free Protestant
church on Fourth street, Rey. I. T.
Koehler, officiating.
j. Prentice, surveyor, who has been
Sc years in the service, authorizes us to
state that he is still surveying, and,
health permitting, will continue to do so
as long as he can see target or the vi
bration of a needle. That he has sold
out and contemplates leaving is not true
When he realizes his price, So, 500, for
his residence, be may think of doing so.
A progressive euchre party was
pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
G. Il. Gardner Saturday evening. Geo.
w. Hill took in the gentleman's first
prize, decorated cup and saucer; Mrs. G.
E. Parks was alike fortunate for her sex,
a perfume bag being her reward of merit.
J. Ell. Stahl secured gentleman's BOBBY
prize, decorated pen wiper, and Mrs. D.
Fitzgerald, BOBBY lady prize. silk banner.
We will give with every ST. worth of
goods, excepting sugars, purchased for
cash at our store one chance on genuine
Singer Sewing machine to be raffled.
The machine is an A No. complete with
all attachments, folding Leaf, two draw
ers and cover. Price held by all machine
agents at $40 and guar anteed fer s years.
The drawing for the machine takes place
Thursday, March %.
81. d. JAMES & Co..
The following is the report of the
Hustisford Union Cheese Factory for the
year 1885:
No of pounds of milk delivered at
factory, 796, 5O4; Pounds Of cheese made,
S1,976; Average amount of milk for each
pound of cheese, 81 pounds.
The above amount of milk was pro-
duced from about 200 COWS. Patrons of
the factory realized 65'cents per cwt. fer
their milk. George 81. Wilson will fur
nish the factory with Is cords of poplar
-.1J g. f,7o1 aoosor