Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-08-15

Agent G. A. Judd has been laid w
with sore foot, but is able to be in the
Office once more.
The regular call for the Republican
county convention of Dodge county to be
held at Juneau Saturday next, will be
found on the editorial page.
Mathew Potter, of Pennington, voted
for Gen. w. Fl. Harrison in 1910, in
Dutchess county, New York, and this
year supports Harrison and Morton.
Excursion tickets for the Wisconsin
State funniest at Monroe, August II to
q, will be sold at fare and third for
the round trip by the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railway. Good to return
August %. g. w. WEBB, Agt.
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The cards are out for the wedding of
Oscar Henke, OF Milwaukee, and Miss
Helen, daughter of VIM. Dobbratz, of the
Sixth ward, to take place at St. Johns
church, Wednesday, August %.
"A grand basket picnic underl the
auspices of the Good Templars will be
held in KelIogg's woods in Concord, Fri
day, August "a An address will be de-
livered by ". 81. CLARK, district lecturer.
The body of Emil Schandein arrived
at New York Monday, on the steamer
Ems. The body will arrive in Milwaukee
to morrow. The funeral will take place
from the late home of the deceased next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The editorial craft is increasing in
this section. The second assistant editor
of The Columbus Democrat was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Eaton Monday morn
ing. The boy is a bouncer, and the
parents are the recipients of many hearty
congratulations.
The Twenty-ninth Wisconsin regi-
ment was brigaded under Gen. Hovey,
who has been nominated by the Repub-
licans for governor of Indiana. The old
Twenty-ninth boys have reason to remem-
Der him, as some of their hottest fights
occurred under his command.
Carl r. Field and August Rau have
purchased the j. Fl. Schulz drug store,
and will carry on the business at the old
stand under the firm name of Rau & FIELD.
Mr. Rau is graduate of the New York
college of pharmacy, and is careful and
pains-taking druggist. We wish the new
firm success.
There was a bad smssh-up on the
Chicago division of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul railway Sunday morning,
ten or twelve cars being wrecked. The
fast mail train going west, due here at Z
O'Clock Sunday morning, was detained by
the accident over six hours, not arriving
until 1:30 P. NJ.
Bernard Farley, of the town of Wa
tertown, met with painful, but FORUM
ately not serious, accident last Friday
evening. He had been to Milwaukee,
and upon the arrival of the train at the
Junction, some way in stepping off the
cars he fell, striking against the platform
and breaking one of bis ribs. We under
stand be is able to be about again.
Yesterday, being fair day, was reg
ular field day for candidates for nomlna.
tion on the Democratic county ticket
Among those conspicuous in canvassine
the situation among the "desr people
wereJ. Fl. Harger, of Waterloo, and James
Gingles, of this city, candidates for sheriff:
n. B. Moran, of this city, candidate fol
district attorney, and D. Ell. Brown, o
Fort Atkinson, who has finally come ou
as candidate for clerk of the court, ar
Office he formerly filled.
There are evidently no flies on the
Republicans of Fort Atkinson this cam
paign. Frank Willard writes The Re
PUBLICAN that they organized Repub
lican club last Friday of 260 members
raised two poles each rs feet high with
out a spice, with a new 24-foot flag anc
steamers Is feet long. A canoe is being
made to hang between the flags, in which
Harrison and Morton will sit, fearing M
danger while passing over the rapids. 4
large club room is we'll supplied with Re
publicen daily papers and documents o
all kinds. When the Republicans of For
Atkinson are heard from November 6
something will "drap' in Democratic
quarters.
The Gazette did not seem to tax
stock in Mr.. ChappelPs testimony on Ne'
York, treating it lightly as chestnut,
etc. Upon the same subject we nov
bring to The Gazette's notice what al
uncle Of Grover Cleveland, the Hon
A11ov nh, 10 yNroo;donf Of fh