Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-01-18
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nesday night.
You can save money and get first
class work by going to W. w. Caryl.
Artificial teeth for $500 and warranted.
The third meeting of the teachers of
Western Dodge county will be held at
Reeseville on Saturday, Feb. 4.
In connection with THE REPUBLICAN
we are prepared to furnish The Chicago
Weekly Inter Ocean at seventy-hve cents
year.
Subscribers to THE REPUBLICAN can
be supplied with The Weekly Milwaukee
Sentinel at seventy-ive cents year by
applying at this office.
Reports now commence to come in
from the legal fraternity, Counselor +. b.
futile being the happy father of another
son born to him Sunday morning.
Subjects at M. E. church next Sun
day morning: GA Model Apostolical
Church" Evening Sowing and Reap
ing" Sermonette to boys and girls be-
fore morning sermon.
Commencing January Oath and con-
tinuing until February End, the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will sell
excursion tickets from Watertown to St.
Paul and return for one fare, 1886 for
the round trip.
The nuptials of Albert Smith, of
Reedsburg, and Miss Agnes Boyne, take
place this afternoon, at o'clock, at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M Boyne, in the First ward. Rev.
Father FL. Brooks, of Chicago, will per-
form the ceremony.
II. L. Newton, secretary of the State
Fair association, has succeeded in secur-
ing very cheap railroad rates to the State
Farmers Institute to be held at Madison
from the 9th to the 10th of February,
1888 Return tickets can be secured at
one-half the regular rates.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was demoralized and 1c lower,
closing at TIC for No. 2 spring and S17sc
May. Flour was steadier Barley closed
at 7724c, rye at $3.50, corn at 1870 and
oats at 34c Hogs were 5(010c lower,
closing at $5OO(65.6O.
The lecture by Rev. Geo. w. Pepper ;,
of Ashland, Ohio, upon the subject of
"The ireland of To-day" will be deliver
ed at Turner Hall, Wednesday evening,
February s. The reputation of the
speaker aud the interesting theme he has
chosen will be sufficient to secure large
audience.
On the 9th inst. articles of associa-
sson were filed with the secretary of state
for the Town Line Dairy Factory COM
pany, of the towns of Clyman and Lowell,
Dodge county, capital not named, John
Fischer, Henry Kath, John Huebner, Jr.,
and Henry Huffman being among the
incorporators.
W. J. Lee, of WATERFOWL, formerly
of this city, made his friend, Henry
Schluckebier, very valuable present re-
Gently. 1t is cat, four months old, a
cross between a Russian and a Manx.
Its father and mother were both imported,
and their offspring will be we'll supported.
Bearer Dam Weekly.
The Cadets of ST. Johns Military
Academy, Deafeld, will give an exhibit
ton drill at Mann's Hail. Oconomowoc,
this evening at o'clock. No admission
fee will be charged. The Cadets will
banquet at the Jones House after the
drill. The headmaster will hold recep-
lion in the parlors from 10 to IL.
The American express employees do
not propose to let the newspaper Offices
get away with them if it can be prevent
ed. In accordance with this express re-
solve r. B. Tobin, the efficient transfer
agent at Watertown Junction, was pre-
sented by his wife with fine ten-pound
boy Friday evening, January 10:
Vim A Wright, of Fort Atkinson,
arrested here Tuesday of last week charg-
ed with passing counterfeit money, will
have his examination before Justice Hal
Tiger next Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
Wright has been lying in the county Jail
since his arrest, not being able to procure
the $4,000 bail. He will be defended by
Harlow Pease.
We hear of an interesting event oc-
curing in Pennington, which we cannot
forbear publishing, although in giving It
we may be subject to criticism for infring-
ing on the rights of our correspondent in
Eat place. Although important it can
be briefly told thus: Born to Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Smith, Tuesday morning, Janu-
ary IL, 1888, daughter Weight 81
pounds. All we'll No other correspond
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