Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-29

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tertown are taking steps to form a club.
Evening service at the Congregation
al church will be resumed next Sunday
You can fnd everything in the shape
of school supplies at Car1oll's, I'd door
east of postoffice
LosT-A solid plain gold ring marked
IN. M. Stats The finder will besuit-
ably rewarded. VIM. JAEDECKE.
The sociable announced in a form er
issue to be given by the Y. M. @. A. on
the 31st inst, is postponed for the present.
j. B. May, the photog rapher, wants
an intelligent boy for an apprentice. This
is good opportunity for boy to learn a
trade.
Our townsman, w. F. Sommerfeld,
the lightning money changer, will sell
tickets for the Minneapolis Fair, which
begins september III.
DIR. l.. G.. Bicknell, an old resident
and practicing physician of Fort Atkinson
for 25 years, died Sunday of an ailment
contracted while a surgeon in the war,
aged 60 years.
Frank S. Kelly, of Duluth, Mimi,
and Miss Bridget G. McHugh, of Shields,
were married this morning at St. Bernard's
church, Father P. w. Condor performing
the ceremony. The couple will reside at
Duluth.
One OF the most complete and useful
little articles is the Robinson patent five
cent slate eraser and envelope sealer. re-
commended by all teachers and enjoyed
by all scholars. 1t holds moisture ready
for use and cannot scratch the slate. For
sale here at Clark's, Carroll's and Sproes-
ser's.
Ed. Stats, who has been at work for
Gus. Fuchs, in his meat market for the
past two years, has purchased shop in
WATERFOWL, in which he commenced bust
ness Monday By his departure the Band
will lose one of its members. His friends
here wish him success in his new venture.
- Waterloo Journal
The Milwaukee wheat market yester-
day was unsettled, but 2(02Hc higher,
closing at $3.50 for No. spring, $500
August, $3.50 September and S915c Oc-
tober. Flour was strong and 5>010c
higher. Barley closed at CSC, rye at SIC,
corn at Acc and oats at Csc. Hogs were
steady at Sc 1O@6.45.
-Jehn Perry, of Pipefsville; comes to
the front as another of the Gen. w. Fl.
Harrison men of 1910. He voted for
"Tippecanoe and Tyler, too, at Lowville,
Jefferson county, New York. 1t is not
necessary to state that Mr.. Perry, if on
earth, will deposit his ballot for Harrison
and Morton, November 6, next
CRUDE & Achtenhagen last week pur-
chased the vacant lot between their
store and F. Trzcinski's red front block,
corner of Main and Third streets, upon
which they will proceed at once to erect
a new store building to be occupied by
themselves, in connection with the
building they at present occupy. Price
paid $4,000
The choristers of St. PauPs church,
aided by the young ladies of the Altar
guild, will hold their social on Wednesday
evening, September 5, at the residence of
Express Agent @. A. Judd. It is 20 be
hoped that all interested will attend, as
the proceeds will 60 towards defraying
the expenses of the choir attending the
Choristers' Annual festival at Milwaukee.
John Felbel OF the Sixth ward, who
was arrested and taken before Justice
Stacy Tuesday of last week, charged with
persoDifying VIM. Hartig, of the firm of
Hartig & MANI, and by such misrepre-
sentation obtaining railroad ticket at
jefferson from g. @. Wiiber, was dis
charged yesterday by Justice Stacy, the
complaint against him having been with
drawn by MIR. Hartig.
William Schoppe's bookstore was
closed Saturday morning by Sheriff Bull
lock on an execution The liabilities are
given at 81 500, with assets said to amount
to some 81 ,000 Several Watertown peo-
pie are among the creditors. The princi-
pal creditor is August Niedermeyer, whose
claim is $2,212. Great sympathy is ex-
pressed for Mr.. Schoppe in his misfortune,
and hopes are entertained that be may
be able to bridge over MS difficulties and
engage in business again.