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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
TO BE SETTLED BY A VOTE.

The Retention or Rejection OF Rev.
Ellis TO be Decided Saturday.
Ths board of arbitrator in the Second
African Baptist church muddle has agrerd
to submit the question Of retaining Rev.
Ellis as pastor to a vote Of tbs con-
gregation. The question will be
decided Saturday at the church,
wAere ballot boxes will be placed
for the reception of votes from 10 a. N.
until 10 p. IN.
The ELS faction claims to be confident of
winning, while the ants declare that they
are in the majority and will GUST the pas.
tnF
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GUARDS 20 G.vz A BANQUET.
a Kew Featurs o. the Ba..:alion's so
cisl LsRs.


The Savannah Volunteer Guards batsal.
hon. at is last meeting, decided to give an
annual banquet on Jan. u, the anniversary
of Gen. Lees Il thdaT, or il that date falls
On Sunday, then the banquet will be- given
On the night Of the day on which the aunt
vers ~ Is celebrated.
A immittee Of five stewards: Lieut.. J.
n Bryan, Chairman; Lent. X. F. Burdall,
HonpTa y As,uber G. =. Preudergasg, Seryt
Henry Freeman aud Private Fl. 81 Conner.
Jr., was appointed 10 arrange for the frat
banquet. The COMMITTEE will meet this
week 70 settle upon tbs details
Ins inauguration Of this new feature Il
the Guards Organization will add 70 the life
and POPULARITY II the battalion. IL Is pro-
posed ~ maze the banque 8 battalion Of
tairs, aud similar 20 the anui-
yersary Lsuquets OF the st. Au-
dGe~'s and Hibernian societies.
" lille 1t 10 not strlcty intended by giving
me BE- Q1et on Jan. 10 TO celsbra 9 the
birthday Ok Lee, yet the anniversary IS
c1inmemorat@d by mat event. It is pro-
posed to make the first banquet one tc
properly mark the inRu suratiJn Of the new
feature VI the Guards social life.
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Capt. S. D. Bradwell Of Liberty county
was in Savannah yesterday and left for
Atlanta last night to look after the ap-
pointlnent Of state school commissioner, for
which he is candidate. Capt. Brad we'll
says the question is a very interesting one
TO him, aud he is aYxiouslY awaiting its de-
cision. lie seemed % be in a very cheerful
frame Of miud, however.
1t Is significant fact that Gov. Northen
vas once al applicsn for the position Of
STATE school commissioner, which position
he now has at Lis disposal.
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MILTON, FLA.
This to certify that have been afflicted with
Scrofula or Blood Poison, for number OF
city said nothing could be dons for me also
took large quantity of -, but found no re-
liof in anything that / took. Ny LIMBS were a
mass OF ulcers, aud when | WAS sent 10 ply
sieian IN Mobile my entire body was a mass Of
sores. had given up all hope and as a last
resort tried = z. p (PricSy ASA, Poke Root
and J., tas iuml nad after using four bottles
small Szel tie sores have entirely disappeared.
aud my general health WAS never better thau AZ
the present time. and people that know nae
think u T. wonderful cure. Respectfully,
--Adp. i.LiZa Tom.
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A large stock of dressed aud undressed
Bisque Jointed Dolls, Bisque Kid Body Dolls,
Washable and Wax Dolls, which must, and
will be sold, if price is any inducenent.
Early buyers will save money and get the
choice.
Ny sale at reduced prices TO close out
retail stock still continues.
Silver plated ware very low. Rich Cut
Glassware ditto. Dinner Sets, Chamber
Sets, lea Sets. moving lively. A good line
of Pianos, Parlor and Hall Lamps. Table
Cutlery, Brass Goods, Bisque Figures, Art
Pottery, and everyday furnishings. A
large lot of Toy Tea Sets. Call early and
often. JAS. S. SILVA,
I'D 40 Broughton Street
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Welded IN Tue SNOWY NORTH

Mr. Alvin NJ. Bell Marri rs Mise Ger
trude a. Emory at Unadilla. N. Y
Mr.. Alvin NJ Bell of this city apd Miss
Gertrude A. Emory were married in st.
Matthew's church. Unadilla, n. Y, last
night by Rev. r. N. Parke, D. d.
Mr.. w. l.. Wilson Of this city was the
groom's best mar, and the brides maid of
honor was Miss Helen Emory of Minneap-
Oils, MINI. The bridesmaids were Mss Mat
tie W ard Of this CITY, Miss Lena Sc we'll of
Binghamton, n. Y, aud Miss Levantia
Halsej and Miss Mary Elliott III Unadilla.
The ushers were Mr.. A. T. Emory OF Can
aseraga, N. Y, Mr.. Fred Miles Of Onesnta,
aud Mr.. d. H. LOOMS end MIR. Fred
Bailey of Unadille. After th d church cere-
mony a reception was held az tho brides
home.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Bell will spend some time 10
New York, returning to Saw 3nnah before
the holidays. They will be lat home" at
No. 80 Auercorn street after Dec. %.
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GOOD Fellows Elect Ohaoars.

Chatham Assembly No, 1856, Royal So
ciety Good Fellows, elected the following
officers last night:
Ruler-H. q. Ward.
Instructor--H. II. McKte.
Couuseilor-C. A. Fleming
Past Ruler-George G. Wilson
Secretary--John Henderson.
Financial Seeretary--John s. Tyson.
Jreasurer--E. G. Cabsnss.
Preiate--W. A McDsarmid.
Direotor-rhonas Ballantyne, Jr
Guard john Bap6s.
Seltry--John j. Blake
Trugtees-E. c. Way, ). G. King and W.
w. Chisholm.
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Wantad. an O1nrcoat.

Isaiah Daniels, a colorsd thief. entered
the store of Collat Bros, on Broughton
street. Monday morning about IL O'Clock,
and ATTEMPTED to steal an overcoat. He
was captured by Policeman Reilly and was
taken TO the police bsTracks. Yesterday
Mayor Schwarz turned him over to the
city court.
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Tho Lumbermen.s partu

The lumbermen's special, which left
Savannah Sunday night with a party of
northern capitalists and lumbermea, who
are surveying the timber fields Of this
section, was reported at Rocky Ford last
night. The party VIII continue their tour
along the CenTai's line to-day and will
probably reach Sav annah Tonight.
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Pianos and Organs at Davis Bros.'-A
THE PLACE FOR STOVES.

Lowell & Lattimore's Hardware Store
busy scene on Cold Day.
If you want anything in Heating or Cook.
ing Stoves call at Lowell q Lattimore's.
They are beyond all doubt headquarters for
quantity, quality and variety in their goods.
Special notice is desired to their Spears
open front Franklin stoves, the very best
article OF the kind made; such stove IS
suitable for an office, parlor, bedroom or
store. Ask to see it.-Ad,
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Powde..lg % come 70 savannah.

In answer to telegram from L. c.
Downs OF Savannah General Mas>ar WORK
man T V. Powderly Of the Knights OF
Labor telegraphs that he will deliver a
lecture TO the citizens Of Savannah Dec. 16.
The knights have secured Masonic Temple
and VIII give him reception worthy Of
his standing, aud tue cit zens an opportunity
90 bear the cause he Has espOus ed.
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Lord Chlet-Justica roleridee

The Youths Companion announces us an
important accession to its list of ContrIbu-
tors the Lord Cnisf-Justice of England,
Lord Colerldge, who will write on "Suc-
cess at the Bar" SIR MoRELL MACKENZIE,
physician to the late Emperor Of Germany,
contributes similar paper on success in
the Medical Protessionn-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
4 slight fire.

A fire at the corner Of Hull and Whitaker
streets at o'clock yeste day morning
brought out the Gremon from headquarters.
The fro originated from a objective o,
and damaged the house " the exte1t Of $50.
H. was sxuBgaished by the chemical
engine.
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Georgia at the worlds Fair.

Col. Charlton a. Way. commissioner from
Georgia to the worlds fair, returned yes
terday from Atlanta, where he went TO in
terest the legislature in securing proper
exhibit of Georgia's products at the great
exposition. Col. Way is working hard to
have Georgia represented as 1t should be.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-10
Oak, Pine and Lighswooc

For sale by R, B. Cassells, corner Gwin-
nett street and S. F., q w. Ry. Telephone
71-Adr.
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Elegant Piano Lamps at Davis Bros.'-Ad
But Three Days,

II supply is not disposed of sooner. So
look now among personals for this weeks
cut prices at Heidt's for candy. DELAY is
your loss. Saturday. Sample Cologne,
Extracts, Brushes. Holiday Novelties a
specially. I'D.
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down from oveTwork or household carea.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess OF bile,
AID earoa malaria. Get the genuine.
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What Think You of 1hisa

Securing at Heidt's cut prices for this
week, which are among personals, your
Christmas supply Of candy. Then delay
not, as but three days now, If supply is not
sold sooner.-Ad.
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That We carry TOO many Boys and Chi.
dron's Clothing. Ia order TO reduce stock.
W. viii giysspecial low prices during Derem-
bar. 81 81 Levy q HrO.-Ad.
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That invaluable Eminent, Salvation OIL, can
Be bought tor twenty-five cents a bottle.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup saves time and
strength IN Us eHacts upon coughs or colds 80
II
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EOys and cbildreD's cjofhine
WI - sacrificed during THIS month ~ v.
~. Lev ~ Bf0--hd
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The favorable impre ssion produced on the
first appearance of the. aGreea Die liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, few years ago has
been more than confirmed by the pleasant
experience OF all who have used it, and the
success Of the proprjetors and manufactur-
ers, tho California Fig Syrup Company
Al
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DAVIS BROS
SWARMING!
HUSTLING

We never had an idea that store c0uil w. s',.
n,,s,ns.s. lint tits an absolute fact We ~, y.
sold more PIANOS and ORGANS during ., ~,
past week than we ever sold before !" : usys
time. Business is simply o'on''Hs AM
added two more men to our Shipping MA ~ =, lad
still we are behind or orders. "nA' w..
to, Our own mandatory we 81. orlsri
Pianos arriving by every steamer 90 .,,rtry
enough in TO Good this portion OF w.. IN ID
Our prices and terms are the most IL 20, AZ 4
world. our instruments are the oe''' ,,.stbI
most reliabl, makes. Come aFoual 49,
beehive Of industry. r.hl, a. 4
Beautiful Framed Pictures eies'''
Plano Covers and scarts.
Piano Lamps from $40 to so e''''
DAVIS BROS |
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a PECULIAR WILL.
John Schafer's Strange Disposition OF
His Property.

John Schafer's Strange Disposition OF
His Property.
The late John A. Scaafer, who del at his
plantation in Bryan county Dec 4, aud was
buried at Bonaventure the Saturday follow
Ing, was possessed Of considerable property.
His will, which was in German, was inter-
prsted and transcribed by Clerk Keilbach
of the ordinary's court yesterday.
The will is interesting because OF the
regularity OK some of the requests. Ii was
made Dec. l, 1892, and begins as follows:
This Is my last will and testament in
Gods NAME l. appoint William SScheih-
leg and J. f. Rackert, of Savannah, my
executors. 2. l desire to be buried in
Bonayeature cemetery, and that a tomb
stone be erected over my grave to cost
81. 900"
The third aud fourth clauses beuueath
$3.50 TO each OF the executors and the fifth
bequeaths $500 to G., Beutter, Taebiugen.
W urtemburg, Germany.
The sixth clause bequeaths 81 900 to the
village Of Warkaeim. his native town.
s. 600 to be invested by the council OF vii
lage government and the inco ne thereof 10 be
annually distributed to the poor children of
the village on his birthday, Marca 80. MIR.
Senator desired that the remainder Of his
property be divided into two equal parts, to
g TO bis nephew AID Ielce. Siemuad
Schafer aud ADna Mary Kemm.er.
John A. Schafer was "a years old at tn q
time Of his dea,h. He came 10 Savannah
F, in 1899 aud Lived here, carrying on tho
mn ufac'ure OF cotton gla machinery until
1872 or 1873, whea ne removed 10 Belfast
plantation in Bryan county. which he pur-
chased from Gen. a. K. Lawton He loft
properly auI0uatia G to about $4,000.
Those WHO calnot ma.e their pnrchases
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Elegant Piano Lamps at Davis Bros. "a,

Table Covers and Piano Covers at Davis
Bros.'-A
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suffering with Pain In tho back il mex
cusable when same can be p omptly slieyed
by Lama : Extract Bucau aud Juniper-
IN
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Splendid business for sale in Jacksonville.
See cheap column.--Ad.
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Piano ssogls and Covers at Davis Bros. -
81
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Copper-plate Engraving a specially NJ
7. Taylor, 135 York street. --Ad.
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EFnnv Parsnns ma ~

Elegant Stationery at Davis Bros. I'D.
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Koabs leads The world. Davis Bros--Ad.
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DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL HOSIERY SIL,Bj...
We will offer on Monday, and during the week
$50 DOZEN
Ladies Fast Black Balbriyrau and s,r,n..
Hose az &c; would Be considered cheap a1v.
where at 40e. N1''p any
$50 DOZEN
Gentlemen's Fast Black Balbrigran Tsr,h.
Wool and Solid-C0lored Halt-Hose at 80. rsS1,'
Larry sold at SIZE. wv 'e9T
100 DOZEN
Ladies Fast Black Ethiopian Dye at s5c. n
better goods sold anywhere al SOC.
Special value in Misses and Chrdren's FosA
Black Hose, ell grades and sizes, from sc 10
Sl25.
MERlNo AND ALL WOOL UNDsRwEAR,
Full lines Of LADIES', Gentlemen's Cnildren's
and AiSSes All Wool ana Merino White and
Scarlet Uudervests at popular prices.
We win still continue the sale Of those Trlcots
ana Flannel SuitiDgs at BIC. There are sill a
few pieces Of them left, and al stylish shades.
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of what Use aie Trains II they are acbingl
brudyorotDe relieves pressure u blood aud
-'lakes thsm active. al
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Try the passenger elevator at Davis Bros. ,
-Ad
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LUDDES = BATES
A GREAT EXHIBIT,

elnvite your attention 70 TIE
largest and most tastefulIv -
,lgned stock Of HOITosV
flANOS ever shown IN ~,
city. WIS
Seses IN CHARTERED Oak, Carved Psnla.
SsSes "a Buster Walnut, Eagraved -.
Eases IN Mountain ''aaeza Y. elees.ta AsA
Het"9fk Music Desk aud PsSeIs
Sasss N Ciroesslaa Walnut, eleya5t :
use n Ee.ss''ood, artistic Br NE nsrs,.
SIC desk. 's'ug As
Cs1es In special designs TO suit spv .,.,.
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Toy guua, swords aud pistols at
--Ad. SfRCAss BRos.'
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MIINnN ~

4,o00 feet new Moulding just received.
NJ. 7. Taylor, 1855 York street -Ad.
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Voc Picture a. Davis Bros. Id
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Piano Stools and Covers at Davis Broa.'---
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Those who cannot make their purchases
duri the day win find our store open Til
9 O'Clock.
I'D. STRAUSS Bros
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Try the passenger elevator at Davis Bros
-Ad
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Dolls, Half Price, at Silya'e.

Table Covers and Piano Covers at Davi:
Bros. I'D
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Dolls.
Doll carriages,
Doll chairs,
Doll rocking chairs.
Doll bedsteaLis,
Doll cradles,
Doll swings, at,
Id. STRAUSS Bros
See the show windows at Davis Bros -
Al.
200 new Pictures just opened. NJ. T.
Taylor, $50 York street --Ad.
See the show windows at Davis Bros. -
Ad
Copper-plate Engraving a specially. NJ .
T. Taylor, l35 York street. --Ad.
Piano scarfs aud Table Covers at Davis
Bros. I'D.
Oak. Pine ana Lightwood
For sale by r. b. Cassslts, CO nor OWN
nett street. aad s., +. & w. Ry. Telephone
W--Adc
Piano STARTS aud Table Covers at Davis
Bros. '-Ad.
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Piano searis and Table Covers at Davis
Bros. '-Ad.
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See the show windows at Davis Bros. =
al
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200 new Pictures just opened. NJ. T..
Taylor, T35 York street --Ad.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-12-10
Jefferson.

The Jefferson creamery paid to it's
patrons 81 per hundred weight of milk
for the month of October.
Died, Monday, Dec. /, at the resi-
dence of his parents in this city,
Charles, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Walther, aged 6 years.
Mrs. G. J. Wilber, who has been in
very poor health for the past two
months, is now quite seriously i'll and
has been confined to her bed for the
past two weeks. Her sister, Mrs j. E.
Weissert, of Watt rtown, is attending
her.
Word has been received here from
London, England, inquiring for fam
lily by the name of Gilberts, who set
tied in this place some thirty-fve or
forty years ago. Any information as to
the Whereabouts, or otherwise, of this
family, will be thankfully received by
City Marshal Williams
John A. Robisch, through his attor-
neys, Messrs. Kirkland & Grimm, has
brought an action against the city OF
Jefferson for S., 900 damages, alleged to
have been sustained last July by his
horse backing off the embankment on
'C'' street, West Jefferson, and throw
ing him downward distance of eigh-
teen feet. The city will undoubtedly
fight the case.-Ban1aer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-12-10

The following are the official plu-
ralities of the candidates on the Demo
cratic state ticket: Peck, 28,318; Jonas,
34,937; Cunningham, 35,494; Hummer,
35,410; O'Conner, 35,427; Wells, 80, ,0O1 !;
Thompson, 33, ,436; Root, 32, ,299.
"A dispatch from Superior, under
date of November 2Sth, says
"A representative of the Van Brunt
q Wilkins Manufacturing company, of
Horizon, has been in the city for sew
eral days past negotiating and receiv-
ing propositions for removal of their
factory. They manufacture farm i'm
plements, principally plows. tits their
desire to secure sight with water
frontage, and this will probably result
IN their locating on ST. Louis bay near
Twenty-F First street. The Land and
River Improvement company prefer
red to have them located between the
tracks near Ontario addition, but this
would not give them the dockage they
DESIRE"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-12-10
Fort Atkinson.

Hoard's Creameries paid 81 cents and
LOB for October milk.
The latest news in regard to the new
railroad is that it will surely material
ize before the limit expires, January 1,
1892.
We are able to repeat this week that
the prospects are that the electric light
plant will be ready for business in bout
ten days.
John Holgren had the misfortune to
lose the fore finger of his left hand last
Saturday while at work on a Wood
lathe in the churn factory.
The ladies OF the w. r. c., of this
city, have issued invitations announc-
ing Dairy Maids Lunch" to be given
IN the City Hall on Thursday evening,
December 18th.
Miss Kate TousIey received several
very fine encomiums from the James
vile papers for the successful rendition
Of the Queen of fame," given nnder
the auspices of the Epworth League of
the Court Street NJ. E. church Of that
city.
The following officers were elected at
a meeting of Fort Atkinson Lodge No.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-12-10
CIylllan.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fraber visited
at Hanson, lass week, with their daugh.
ter, Mrs. John Fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Bub went to Mil.
waukee, Tuesday.
Hon. Robert Irving and bride visit
ed with friends in this vicinity on Sun
day.
Mrs. August Reese, of Beloit, is vis-
iting with her father, G. Layman.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Laffey
Dec. 3, daughter Also to Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Ramsey, Dec. 4, a daugh-
ter.
H. Janisch visited with relatives at
Jefferson on Sunday.
P. Mengel went to Merrill, Wednes.
day last.
H. Wescott visited with relatives and
friends at Waupun and Chester, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Manning were
visitors with relatives and friends al
Waterloo on Sunday. q.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-12-10
PipersYille.

A daug hser was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Altweise, Monday, December 8th.
3. r. Lewis made a business trip to
Milwaukee the latter part of last week.
Porter Lewellin has been quite sick
for some time. DR.. w. G. Spalding is
attending him. At last reports he was
on the gain.
Bruce Piper returned home last
Thursday from the northern part of
the state where he has had charge of a
cheese factory.
Eddie Verganz, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Verganz, died Wednesday, December
3, 1890, Of consumption, resulting from
an attack of la grippe last winter. The
fvneral was held Saturday, Rev. j. Yer
genz, officiating.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-12-10
Lake Mills.

Most of the creameries in this vicin-
lty paid SO cents per hundred for milk
fer October.
Mrs. Fannie K. Earl was elected
president of the Epworth league, Mon
day evening.
Albert Cebell has greatly improved
the appearance of the Newton house
since he purchased it.
August Schultz, who lives three miles
south, on the Jefferson road, has lost
forty-six hogs and pigs by hog cholera.
BERTHE Oehler and Ralph and Sidney
Eberle, of Watertown, visited their
uncle, c. A. Oehler, and family, Thanks
giving day.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Demerit, on Thursday, Nov. 27, Cyrus
d. Stiles, of Lake Mills, and Miss Flora
Demerit, of Aztalan, Rev. S. M. Mac
Nein officiating.-Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-12-10

Hon. E D. Coe, of Whitewater, re-
Gently presented the Woman's Relief
Corps of that place with patent auto
matte dish rack Of his own invention.
on which dishes, frying pans and the
like, after having been wrung out OF
the second suds and are ready to hang
on the line to dry, may be artistically
placed around the stove to cure out.
thus obviating the tedious task of lug
ging them into the back yard and hang
ing t. am on the bushes and garden
fence to dry in the wind and sun The
whole outfit was unique and highly ap-
preciated by the ladies'
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Our Neig.hbors.
Waterloo.

John Leonardson, of Michigan, is
visiting the family of Mrs. J. C. Leon
ardson, of the town of Waterloo.
j. b. May, of Watertown, was in con-
sultation with our village officers on
Monday, concerning an electric light
franchise.
Mrs. p. G. Leonardson, who with her
husband, went to Tacoma, Wash, last
spring, returned Friday morning. Her
husband will return sometime during
the spring.
John Leehy, Of Portland, died at his
home in that town, on Sunday, aged "a
years. Ele had been resident of
Dodge couaty for the past thirty-six
years.-JOnrnoI