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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28
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Snrorporirt i'm Sabre 1853. auf 25 Sabre
bon Der QegisIatur fit Gr3iebnngs. anb BobI.
ttatigteitS8msde nit einem &apital bon ST..
GOO, 0o0, au BEN peiter elm ReIerbefpno bon
uiebr als $3.50, 900 ~binjusefist tuorben III.
Durd elm ibertpdItigenbes 8olfsbotnm iuurbe
ibr Greibrief Su einrm She'll Der sesenpartisen
Gtadts : aonHitution sema9t, peI6e am 2.
DECEMBER 1879 ansenpmmen tpurbe.
Die ein3ige 9ctterie, aber metae ie.
mails BON Der 8ebSlteruns zines Gtaates
at8ettimmt unb mel@e bon berielben guts
0ebeibtn mutbe.
Mirb ME rern1inbert cber reri@cbeu.
Sbre8roben Gin3eI. II u n, n, + n.
9iebun9en fnbet niSaattid, unb bic a o.
Sen uttrttIidbrIiden 8iebunaen
restlmdeig iebe bret Monate, (@9ara, Stunt,
Sebtembsr unb Deaelnber) fat.
Gtue 0u8getei9nete @~eIegen.
heit, Gin 8erm6gen 3u gewinnen.
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Of Muif In sletu Orleans, DienFag be II
9. Mai 18Ss-2l6. naonaiIide 8iebuna
&dapt8etptttt $3.50. 600.
E5- Ncti3.-scoie totem n,,r $40. 6albe
S.. 6anftel 81. 3ebntet 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28
: Mr x 81 Wosmerr or, befonu

= Scr. s. 3. Bospel, elm betanns
ter Biirger bon Brownsville, Seras,
tbeilt 6olgenbes aus eigener grfabrung
nit: Na@bem i6 cine 3eitIane an
Siarrboe eeIitten unb peridiebene Mies
bisinen gebrau9t bate, perfu6te i'd
cine Glaf9e bon gbamberlains goIic,
@bolera unb Diarrboe.9 eilmittel, tuelbe
mid fOfort interchangeable. Sd ems
pfeble bies Mittel alien &eibenben.
Gum @ersauf bel 81. pbn&@ 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28

= Sie bette 6ribiabrsmebi3in unb
8lutreinisungsmittel finb elm poar 30,
fen ct. patrids Pinen. Die G1a6teI
foftet 25 Gents unb He betpirft mebr
als irgenb cine 9DlarsM ebiSin. @ararls
tirt unb berfauft bon 81. Gobn&@o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28

Nls Elm WunberheilmitteI preif
9err Sacob 9ageI, 9apton, Ohio,
bas beriibmte ST. Safobs Del, beiier
9eilfraft er f6on bdufig erprobt bat.
Sn allen Ipotbefen 81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28

: 9as Spesial'S omite Der 2egislas
tur, Deldes bas Meublement fir bas
lneue &apitol ani6aHen fol-, finbet, baB
bic Summe BON 100000 bafiir n6s
thia 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28

Mebr aber nod f6eint urs bic urfas
DIE in Der Mrt unb Weiie au lieger, tuie
bier bas gr3iebungspefen bebanbelt
Dirb. 9as S9ulmeien 1T i'm ganser
2anbe beinabe elm Monopol bes neibs
li6en @ei6le@tes gemorben, bic 3abl
Der 2ebrerinnen berbdlt t6 gu Der ber
2ebrer etpa pie 80 gu 20, unb btss
f6reienbe MiBberbdltniB fonnte unb
fann ni9t obne t~iefgebenbe unb na9=
baltige Wirfungen bleiben. Oas 2ebrs
fad 1T gan3 enti6ie6en Mdnneria@e
unb bernunftsgemdBer Weiie iolte Dos
entgegengeieBte 8erbdltniB-20 80 in
ber 3abl ber 2ebrerinneu unb 2ebrer
borberrl6en. 9ur9 bic 8eberri9ung
ser 8oltsf9ulen 6ur9 bic SCHOOL
Ma'am" 1T bas gauge @oltsleber unter
bas encouragement geratben, unb es
feblte nun muir nod, baB es ben 9unfele
mdnnern geldnge, bic confeiionsloie
ftaatli9e Greii9ule brett unter bic
9erri9aft Der Seeten gu befommer
(inbireft beriu6en fie es i6on fortz
m~abrenb), bantt miirbe bas lebte
Stinblein Der vamerifanif6en Grei.
belt" gef6lagen baben.
Cine &eform bes S9ulpeiens tpRrbe
BET ri9tigife Weg fem, I'M 6as gu bets
binbern, unb 5par cine &eform auf bet
Bats bes ~befebenben Spftems bur6
Die Sdafung zines tpirfli9en 8erufs'
2ebreritanbes. ST es ni6t tiberbaupt
elm 1nbins, haB bas S9ulmeleu omar
III ben 9dnben .bes States liegt, baB
man aber bic 9eranbilbung ser 9ebrer
ben Soften : &ollegieu, ober mebr
nod = benz 3ufal iiberldBt2 Ser
9taat begnti9t fi@ bamit, cine obers
fd9li6e priifung ab5unebmen, anitatt
fir bic grtinbli6e 8orbilbung bur6
ffaatlt6e Mnitalten gu iorgen. 81 bel
1T getuiB bic S@afung zines LIBERAL
gefinnten @erufs : 2ebrers (ni9t blos
2ebrerinnens) Stanbes tpdre bas iiders
fe 8oamert gegen bas tpeitere um5i6s
greifen aIer iener finftererB efrebungen,
bic tebt ben Gortbeitanb Der freibeitlis
den Snititutionen bieies 2anbes be6roz
ben unb gefabroen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28
2u Derpa6ten.

Ser unteraei6nete fu9t fur leinen
i96n AM GluB gelesenen i9attiger
pienic > plaB einen Bd9tsr. gd6er,
8ebaube, Gang ; platform &C.
gb. 8raben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28

~ Sn S9ots' @artensp a.
biaon finbet BON iebt on, tpdbrenb
ber SommersS aifon auBer ben regulds
ten Samita9 unb Sonntag $ 2on3ertem
aud ieben WittmO@ @benba Dns
CERT fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28
Sic repmblifamiide Transformation

Sic repnblifamiihe Transformation
bat fid pertagt. Sie sur BEL mettem
grbBern Sdlfte aug Garbisen betebens
ben Delegaten finb nod 6auie gegau.
gen unb ruben f6 auf ibrer 2orbeeren
aus. Man bat ben Garbigen tpieber
einmal re9t gei6mei9elt, Web5. Glas
rlagan unb Or. @p9ran baben. 2obres
ben auf tie IosgeIafen, bieI bon. allges
meiner @leidbeit gefpro6eu unb Der.
borsebobe1, baB innerbalb Der repubIis
fanii6en partsi elm unterl9ieb Der
9%autfarbe ipe9ett ni1t gema1t merben
folte. Siele 2iebensmtrbigteiten ftnb
auf ber anberen Seife iebr gut aufse=
nomrnen morben unb baben Der Be-
tannten pBef9eibenbeit" berTarbigen In
ibrea Mnfpri9en etmas mebr &aum
gegeben. Sic ba5en NQes bur9geiebt
unb erbaltem. mas fe berlangt baben
unb triumpbirenb sieben fie %beimtpdrts.
Sie Platform 1T Elm duBerf l1tpas
DIES Ma@wert; iber bic Nles bepes
genbe Grase Der probibition beoba9tet
fe elm omin6ies S6meigeri, allerbiugs
gang i'm gintlang NIT Der 6anoIungss
weiie Der &onbention, bic einer ausge.
fpro6enen probibitioni1ten an lire
SpiBe beruft. Die gebauptung zines
&eetor, Webb GIanagan, MeBmer unb
Nnoerer, bic republifanii6e partei
babe nit ber prbbibitionsfrase niGt
bas geringite gu tbun, 1T 70 fabenI1ei.
mig, uie uur m6gli6. Momit, gum
2utut, bat benu bic partei bes Gorts
i6ritts font fi@ au befafenl Ober
mill man ettpa'mit ben probibitionilteit
liebdugelnl @ir mti1en geifeben,' baB
mir rlns In 8e3ug auf bic. platferm,
ungebeuer enttduf9t feben. Gie repus
bIifanif6e partei ftbrt in unierem
State fowieio nur cine G1einerifena
fie erpdblt bic 9elegatem allr Wationals
fonbention urn bic Giibluug nit Der
Nationalen partei ntdt su perIiereu ;
alein gera6e neil iie in ber Minoritdt
1T, .muB fie cine geiunbe prinaipieners
tldrung bon ii6 geben; gu allen mi9tis
gen. Grasen Stelung faHen; bic Siins
ben ber berrfdenben partei aufbeden
unb bic politii@e Gage in freimiitbiger
Weiie beleu6ten, mid iie aIs Minoris
tot i9 iberbaupt bemerfbar MAIDEN.
Dies 1T ni@t gei9eben, tbeiIs aus Geigs
beit, tbeils aus Snteref1enpolitif.
Wirb nun bas ernannte S~itnfunb.
breiBiger : &omite nod elm Staatstidet
nominireng Wir .bofen ni9t. Denm
babur@ tpiitbe bic gtnigfeit unter ben
Demofraten i'm Nu tpieberbergeifelt
fein. Die Gabreri1aft Der Republican,,
f6en partei Iiest gesenttartis in ben
0dn6en BON Oe@reB, Webb Flanagan,
&ettor, Sad @bans un6 @unep, fit
wel6e mir uns abfolut ni6t su beseitern
berm6deul
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sar Sbr ipart @elb, tuenl lire Cure
Srudia6en bet Sobnfon BIOS.
anfertigen ldBt.
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aIbreiire rssiarirte 8riefe an
New Orleans National Bank,
STEIN Orleans, Ga.
8eraefet niNt, s i.ss sif s sa &C..

Sergefet ntGt, S isnss cit s aa &C..
uerdIe Dtnuresarb unb garIh, ueldc bic Bic.
bun8en Ieiten, eine @arantie abfoluter gbrli4.
itit uab 11abeReHlidteit Ia, ba6 bas Slid
Sebtin gIei@ 6bIb 1T nnb Niemonb neisiagen
Fans, iBtI9e Hummer finenG epinu 3iebem pirb.
0er1effef amdJatidbt, bab bic a~ussabluns
Dauten bon 2ep Drleans sarantirt
Nth, uub bic EoDie bon BEN @raibenten ii.
Ne Snititntes tnterldrieben fiub, befen Yri>
biIeoien IN ben b6dfteu @eridter auerfanui
lparbtn; ot66aIb bitet gu@ Dor irgen6ApeIden
3tn6abmuusta ODER a%nonbnien 2abelIeu.
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sd- Geinte unb biaisie Drudia.
den bel $ INF 8rDs.
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&. &. &beimer,

s. S. Nbetmer,
Grocern . Sdnbler, gde Nlanlo. unb
2abaca : 5traBe, fabrt ein bolifdnbiges
2ager bon STAPLE pn6 GancD Groceries.
8iIIig1 tie Marttpreie. ollie
Waarer tperben fret ms 9aus geliefert.
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@rOquets5 Sets gu $1.25,
Sdagematten,
Ginbermagen gu $3.50,
Meritaniide WaRerfabler,.
Bale 8als unb Bats.
Bel Paul Wagner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-28

sd- Sie eleganteiten Mnaise mad
Ntab bel pantoat 6 9ebn.
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sa- 8ros. liefern Bic
befen unb biuigfen SrudiaGen. @ebt
au ibnen.
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&eu9bufen tann bOlidnbig fons
trolirt unb ie6e -@efabr bermieben tpers
ben. 6ur9 -bdufgen @ebrau1 bon
@bamberlain's 9uften.M ebi5in. Ni9ts
Beferes tann beri9rieber perben. 0erz
fauft bon &. gobn& s 20.
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0at3t0etptmtt $4,000.


mir bsfdtisen biermit, baB mir bic ODER.
aufidt iiber bic arrangements fir ale monat,
Ii6en uab bierteljabrli@eu 8iebuuseu Der
G%ouiiiana @taats /. 2otterie @eieal@aft baben
sIe ptri0ali9 bic 8isbnnsen leiten unS beauf'
g9tietn unb ba6 bieieIben ebrli@, sere9t unb
IN inparteiif9er @eiie allen 8etbeilisten &c.
aeniiber bpr fi9 seben unb mir antorifiren Bic
@efeui9aft, bieies 8eusni6, berfeben NIT ben,
Eartmtle ~unierer nnterf@riften, in ibren an,
aeteen au sebraudeu.
AMamsMe5
1&@@
Rommiff6re.
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&dMpt9eptatt $f5O,OOO.
Qiaeter @epinne.

n Ncti3.-2ccie fcifer nir $40. Salbs
$5.s 6inftel 90. 3ebntel 81.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
M. 6. Lecture Course.

The M. E. church society have arranged
for course OF lectures to be given every
two weeks at the church beginning Tues
day evening, Jan. 8, by Rev. M. Evans,
of GAINESVILLE, subject: 1.-TWO not One,
or Shades of Married Lite" Rev. DR..
Colmsn, of Beaver Dam, subject: "Scien-
ti6c Evidences of the Destruction of the
Earth by Fire." Rev. Fl. f. Knight, of
Waterloo, two lectures, on "reminiscences
of Soldier Life" Rev. E. G. Updyke,
pastor of Summerfeld church, Milwau-
kee, on "Old Arts and New Instructs, -
and DR.. j. R. Creighton, of Milwaukee,
are among the others engaged for the
course. Season tickets for the course only
SO cents. The well-known ability of the
speakers engaged, the low price of tickets
for the entire course with the fact that all
net proceeds are for local expenditure in
church edi6ce repairs and improvement,
especially commend the enterprise to
home favor and hearty patronage of the
public.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
PERSONAL.

Miss Annie Honey, of Ashippun, has
been the guest OF Mrs. G. F. Snere.
L Riedinger, of Marquette, Mich, has
been visitor in town for few days past.
Fay Sollday, of the Shattuck school,
Faribault, Mimi, is home to enjoy the
holidays.
Edward Wieman, of the State univer-
sity, Madison, has arrived at his home 10
the town of WATERFOWL for the holidays.
Mrs A. P. McCaul and daughter Maud
of Juneau, were guests Saturday and
Sunday of Mrs. r. L. Potter and Miss
Annie B. Norris.
James w. Brooks, of the late firm OF
Brooks Bros, left Monday morning for
Chicago, bis future home, where he en-
cages in the undertaker's business.
John J. Brooks, who formerly lived
here, but resident Of Milwaukee for a
few years past, has returned to the city
and will carry on the undertaking bust
ness he recently purchased from bis
brother, J. w Brooks.
John Kelly, editor of The juneau Tel
ephone, paid his respects to The REPUB-
LICAN Office Monday, but much to our re-
greet, we were not in to receive the gen
tleman and offer him our congratulations
over the position opening up to him here
in the base ball world, through the infiu-
ence of that standard authority on base
ball wants. Bro. Moore, of The Gazette.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
The New Bishop.

Thursday last the council of the Epis-
copal church of the Milwaukee diocese,
Assem- bled in All Saints Cathedral Hall,
Milwaukee, made choice of Rev. Cyrus F.
knight, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, as
successor to the late Bishop E. r. Welles.
Two other prominent candidates were
Rev. w. P. Ten Brock, of La Crosse, and
Rev. E. n. Potter, president of Hobart
College, New York.
The new bishop was born in Boston,
Mass in March, 1881, being now in his
fihy-eighth year. He graduated from a
New York theological seminary when %
years old, was ordained shortly afterward,
and was first located in the parish of ST..
Marks, Boston. His next pastorate was
that Of the church of Incarnation, Hart
ford, Conn.,, from which he later went to
his present location, ST.. James, Lancas-
ter. AS indicative of his untiring energy
and religious zeal, il is said that in city
where purse strings are very tightly
drawn and where he had very Indifferent
material to work on, be has succeeded in
having his church three times enlarged,
until at present it seats 1000 on the
ground floor, and presents remark able
contrast to the little building it was when
he first saw it. DR.. Knight has always
been one of the most prominent clergy
men in the conventions. He was nomi-
mated for assistant Bishop ofCentral Penn
sylvania, but was not elected, owing, his
friends say, to the fact of the difficulty of
electing a Bishop from the diocese to
which a man belongs. He was promi-
nently brought forward for Bishop of
Florida. He is personally fine looking
man. His face is clean shaven with the
exception of a slight moustache, and his
features indicate strong decision of char
acter. He is married and has three grown
up children. His wife was a Miss Bow
ditch, of Boston, and comes of a wealthy
and influential Massachusetts, family; she,
like her husband, is possessed of quite a
comfortable fortune. As man DIR. Knight
is described as respected and beloved, a
good preacher, learned, with fine pre-
sepce and winning manner.
While both Rev. DR.. Ten Brock and
Rev. DIR. Potter were favored by Episco-
palians here for the bishopric, the election
Of DIR. Knight for the high Office meets
with their approval, firmly confident that
if he accepts, the new prelate will be
jealous and conservative in his church
manship and by his rule of action unite
aud strengthen the church. AS the elec-
ton must yet be approved by the bishops
and standing committees of the several
dioceses of the United States, it will take
two or three months before DIR. Knight
can be consecrated and installed in his
Gao
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19

One of the finest. displays of any kind
in the city is that OF E.W. Schultz's, west
side furniture store, embracing handsome
chairs in sets or single ones, beauti-
fully upholstered or in cane or willow
elaborate styles in book cases, bedsteads,
hat racks. writing desks, mirrors, and in
fact everything pertaining to first-class
furniture. No fault can be found with
prices, as the goods are sold on the closest
possible living margin. Now at this holi-
day season SchuItz's is just she place to
select your presents for Christmas and
New Years. You can get something not
only tasty and beautiful to look at, but
at the same time of utility. Read the
Schultz "ad'' and be happy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
For candies, nuts and fruits for the
HOLIDAYS call at ]. G.. Harrison's.

For caudies nuts and fruits for the
holidays call at j. G. Harrison's.
The public schools are dismissed Fri
day of this week for the holiday vacation
of two weeks.
The prospectus of The Eclectic Mag
azine, one .. the leading publications OF
America, will be found in our columns
this week.
tional bank, showing to its patrons very
satisfactory condition, will be found in
another column.
Monday evening the Christmas fes-
tival of the Congregational church Sun
day school will be held in the church.
Christmas tree, songs and declarations
are on the programme.
The children's festival of St. PauPs
parish will be held in the church Monday
evening, consisting of the customary ser
vice, singing of carols and the distribu-
ton OF presents from the Christmas tree.
Eight members each from the Con-
corda Bowling club and the 0. K. Bowl
ing club played match game on the
Concordia alley Sunday vening. The 0.
K. members were the victors by major
ity of $50 points.
Fancy Malaga grapes, also oranges,
lemons and bananas, at Harrison's.
A permanent wooden wall surrounds
the grounds of Or. n. P. Valerius & Co.,
9TH Inward, and the erection OF stablng ex-
tending along the entire east side CT the
enclosure has been commenced, large
addition to their already extensive barns.
IT. j. Fleming, of Emmett, has been
engaged to speak at the Farmers lnsti-
tutes this winter. At the institute held
at Brodhead last week, Mr.. Fleming de-
livered an address upon dairying favoring
the cooperative plan as more profitable
in his Judgment for farmers to follow,
than the sale of milk direct to the fac
tories.
Frank Wilcox, an 8-year-old lac, was
badly injured and his leg crushed 70
pulp by a south side cable car in June,
1887. Yesterday jury in Judge TuthilPs
court awarded him $4,000 damages.
This is the largest verdict ever given
against street car ccmpany.-Chacago
News
Our former townsman Edward F.
Masterson, conducted the prosecution in
the above case, and his fine success will
be pleasant news to his many friends
hereabouts
Egyptian Dates. Something new,
at Harrison's.
-Guss May, of the Globe Milling Co.,
attended meeting in Milwaukee, Mon
day, of millers representing twenty states
and territories by 172 millers, claimed to
be the largest gathering of millers ever
convened in this country. Represented
100000 barrels of -four per day. The pur-
pose of this gathering as stated in the in-
vitations was to discuss the question of
curtailing the -four product of the coun-
try. The marked increase of the price of
wheat during the past few months has
had the effect of stopping almost wholly
the export of -four by raising the price of
the product beyond the export limit.
Monday evening a grand banquet was
given the visitors at the Plankinton
House.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
Collection of Taxes.

I will commence collecting the tax for
the town of Watertown on Monday, Dec.
"a, 1888. Wednesdays and Fridays will
collie ct at Mrs. G. Stats, on Third street,
city of WATERFOWL, and on the other days
of the week at my residence, in the town
of WATERFOWL. J E. BRECKENRIDGE
11w2 Treasurer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19

Everything in watches, clocks, jewel
~, silverware, musical Instruments, plush
and leather novelties, albums, toys, dolls,
sleighs, horses, Christmas and New Years
cards, etc., at Jos. Salick & Son, double
store, east end of bridge. 10
Call and examine the latest designs
IN jewelry, silverware, etc., at A. Wiggen-
orn's. 10
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
Come Early.

Everything goes cheaper than ever in
the line of chamber sets, psrlor sets, din
ing-room tables and chairs, marble-top
center tables, highly polished plaque
stands, carpeted platform and rattan rock
ers. etc. at JOHN KICK & Son.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK.
WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK.

WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK,
WATERFOWL, Wis, Dec. 3, 1888, !
Notice is hereby given that an election
will be held at the banking house of this
bank on Tuesday, the 9th day of January
next, between the hour of ten in the fore
noon and four in the afternoon of that
day, for the election of five directors for
said bank to serve for the ensuing year.
P. V. BROWN, Cashier.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19
holiday Goods!

T. S. CLARK has the
largest and most select
stock Of Holiday Gift
Books, Episcopal Prayer
Books, Catholic Prayer
Books, Bibles. Standard
and Miscellaneous
Books, Photograph Al
buns, Autograph Al
buns, Portfolio and
Writing Desks, Back
CANNON Boards, Chess
Men, Ladies' and Cen
tlemen's Toilet Cases,
Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Gold Pens and Pencils,
album 6 Picture Easels.
Whisk Holders, Slipper
Cases, Cigar Holders.
Vases, Triplicate Mir
rors, Bisque Statuettes,
Diaries for 1889, and
the best line of fine Sta
tiOnery and II a blets
kept in The city. Call
and examine our stock
II. S. CLARK. Centre of
Main Street Brldge,;Wa-
tertOWn, w lScOnSin.
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Notice.

On and after January I'd, 1889. the I'M
dersigned Banks at the city of Water
town will remain open from 9 o'clock A.
M. until o'clock p M, and will not close
during the dinner hour.
BANK OF WATERFOWL,
by E. j. Brandt, Cashier.
WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK,
lows by P V. Brown, Cashier.
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Hurrah! Hurrah! Cheap
COal-$7.25 per tom. Twill
take orders for j. MCGOI-
riCk,s coal at the above
price. Coal warranted to
be the best i'm the market.
Hi. j. USS.
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I, Peter V. Brown, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
P. V. BROWN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of December 1888.
HUGO JACOBK,
CORRECT-Attest: Notary Public.
DANIEL JONES,
FRED MILLER,
III. MULBERGER,
Directors.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
strips at w. c. Raue's.

Weather strips at w, G. Raue's.
WANTED.-A dwelling house to rent.
10 VIM. SCHoPPE
-Beurhaus has knocked the stufing
out of Plush Cloaks. 10
All bard wood bedsteads for ST 80 at
E. w. Schultz's.
All kinds of musical instruments at
reduced prices at A. Wiggenhorn's 10
DO not fail to step in at William @.
Raue's and see his handsome line of this
years Christmas and New Year cards.
A grand display of useful as well as
ornamental articles suitable for Holiday
Gifts, now on exhibition at Aug. Gamm' 8
Crockery House. 9w4
An elegant line of carpeted platform
and rattan rockers, also upholstered rock
ers and easy chairs. cheap at
JOHN KICK & Son.
Holly. evergreens and cedar wreath
ings for Christmas and holiday decora-
tious; also pampas plumes. Straw flower
work speciality. Mrs. G [. LOTT,
Greenhouses I'd street.
just received al elegant line of
novelty and easy chairs at E Schultz's.
This seasons Christmas and New
Years cards at VIM. O. Raue's are the
handsemest ever brought TO this city.
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Report of the Condition

The Wisconsin National Bank of Watertown
at WatertOwn, in the State of Wisconsin, al
the close Of business. December 18th, 1888.
REsOIJRCES
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OBITUARY.,

Oscar E. T. Henke died of consump-
ton Monday morning, at the home his
parents, in the First ward, aged 22years.
Deceased was married to Miss Helen
Dobbratz, of the Sixth ward, Aug. %,
last, having lived to enjoy married life
less than four months. He came from
Milwaukee, where he and his wife were
living, about two months ago. Mr..
Henke was employed in Schwabs cloth
ing store for some time.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-12-19

John Goennemann died Thursday last
at his home in Concord, aged about %
years. His death was caused by internal
injuries received here last fair day by be-
ing dragged short distance, while the
lines of his team were tied around his body.
Deceased leaves wife and seven children.