Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-10-10
st. Paul's parish guild meets Thurs

/ st. Pauls parish guild meets Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Daniel Jones.
Gen. 81. Lieb, of Chicago, will ad
dress Democratic meeting this evening
10 German, at the Concordia opera house
Woodland & Stone have just place.
in their bakery fine 35-horse-power en-
CINE, manufactured by the Kunert Man
ufacturing company.
The Dodge county Democratic con.
vention for the nomination of county otfi,
GERS will be held at Juneau to-day, and
stormy time is anticipated among the
hosts assembled.
The Democrats have their headquar-
tiers for the campaign in the rooms here
tofore occupied by the Young Mems
Christian Association, in Chappell's
block, very nice and convenient locs-
tion.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton rooms have been removed to Buch-
heit's block, on Third street. The apart
ments occupied are those formerly used
by the Business Mems association. The
rooms are open every evening and Sun
day afternoons.
The inquest Wednesday afternoon
last over the female fetus found above
the Rough and Ready dam, before Justice
Hall;ger, resulted in the verdict that the
jury was unable to tell whether it was
dead before being born or not, owing to
decomposition having set in.
The Cencordia society open the sea-
son with grand concert at the Opera
house Thursday evening, October -.
The performance consists mainly of old
and familiar songs, with popular scale
of prices for admission. 60 and "hear
the old songs" See advertisement.
The Milwaukee wheat market yester-
day was again 4@5c lower, closing at
.$1.0534 for No. 2 spring, cash or October,
$10sL December, and $1.Os5s January.
Flour was steady and quiet. Barley
closed at 76c, rye at CSC, corn at 44c and
oats at 2814c. Hogs were 5(910c lower,
ranging at $5.7596.l5.
The firm of G. r. & F. L. Williams,
dealers in farming implements, made al
assignment of their bushes. yesterday to
N. B. Moran. The liabilities are given
at 5000, and the assets at $4,000. The
principal creditors are the Plano Manu-
featuring company, Plano. H.; Abbott
Buggy company, Chicago; Russell Man
ufacturing company, Masillon, Ohio, and
tie Fort Atkinson Sleigh and Buggy Co.
With this number The REPUBLICAN
enters upon its twenty-ninth year. Time
rolls along even with newspaper, and
we are still here with no apparent sign Of
retiring, or deserving our post of duty,
notwithstanding Heterogeneous may
sometimes seem 70 crowd our path. The APP
probation of THEREPUBLICAN as manifest
ed in different ways is source of great
pride to US, aud we construe it into feeling
that our labor has not been in vain in
the community.
ED. Gould, who is largely instru-
mental in circulating the lie concerning
General Harrison's position during the
strike of 1877, some time ago practically
admitted to the members of fire company
No. 8, in Indianapolis, that he and the
Democrats were using such statements
purely for campaign purposes, and that
noone with sense believed that General
Harrison ever said that one dollar a day
was good enough for the working man.
The Republicans opened their head
quarters, in the Tremout House, yester-
dav, where they will hold forth during
the present campaign. The Office is
fitted up for reception room, and the
dining room will be used for local meet
ings and conference gatherings. The Re-
publcans are to be congratulated over
their pleasant quarters, and cordial in
vitation is extended to all to visit the
rooms, and look over the Republican
literature. The Republican headquar-
tiers will be open every day and evening.
except Sunday.
Under the auspices of the Young
Mems Republican club OF Milwaukee, an
excursion will leave Milwaukee to visit
Gen. Harrison at Indianapolis next Satur.
day. The train, which will be special
one, will leave Milwaukee Friday night
at 10 O'Clock and arrive at indianapolis
4 Saturday morning. Returning the train
| will leave Indianapolis Sunday morning
! and arrive in Milwaukee Sunday evening
The fare for the round trip from Milwau
kee is only 81 Several of our citizens
intend availiug themselves of this oppor
tunity of seeing the next president.
Last Thursday the Democrats stretched