Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-11-02
Come and Hear THEM.
Painters wanted ut

An 11-pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thauer, of the
First ward, Tuesday morning.
The great Milwaukee fire last Fri
day night was clearly visible from this
city and vicinity. 1t was very distinct
in the town of Clyman.
The twenty-second annual ball of
the Gutenberg lodge No. 13, O. d. Fl. S.,
will be held at Turner Opera house,
Saturday evening, November 10.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give tea party at the
church parlors, Thursday evening of
this week. Supper served from6 to 9.
Tickets % cents. All are invited
The Democrats advertise Congress-
man Ladd to speak here Friday ;ven-
ing. Congressman" Ladd is myth,
there being no such member of con-
gress. Don't deceive the brethren,
gentlemen.
Cards received here from Mr.. ad
Mrs. Milton Blanchard, of Minneapolis,
announce the coming marriage of ther
daughter, Matte Holly, to Harry Il
Farnham, to take place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Wednes.
day evening, November 16, 1892.
List ofletters remaining in the post
office at Watertown, Nov. 2, 1892:
| Bonner, H. A. Latin, Thos.
! Crier'n, Mrs Mark ham, j. A.
Eastman, f. J. Mutchmann, Mary
| Holcomb ,MissRetta Paul, Mrs. |. A.
j. L. MoAK, P. "
William Kath, of GAINESVILLE, anC
Miss Tillie Gamm, youngest daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Gamm, of th'
town Of Watertown, were married b,
Rev J, II. Brockmann in st. Mark
church, Thursday, October q. Th
couple will make their home at james
vile.
The furiousness of the wind storl
last Friday afternoon was unparallele
! here. The only damage reporte,
with the exception of some trees blow
over and fences blown down, was tt
unroofing of portion Of Turner Opel
house, involving loss of about $500 /,
the Turner society.
Mr.. Skefington, of Boston, advt-
tised with great gusto to speak l,t
Saturday evening to the Democratsf
this city, failed to put in an apper-
ance, although all preparations we
made up to the eleventh hour for is
coming. He was probably withdrew
from the orators field and muz2d
after his Fort Atkinson speech.
1t requires a great amountof
credulity to believe, in this enlht-
ened age, that the currency of Wion-
sin state banks was at par whenold
= was worth 81, or at a premium o100
per cent, yet the editor of The Ga.tte
states such to be the fact with ahp-
parent seriousness. However, helay
be joking, and we think that he is
| -AIO your 10
. If so, you should never be with1t a
f bottle of Chamberlain Cough Rne-
dy. 1t is certain cure for croumnd
has never been known to fail. If ven
: freely as soon as the croupy coug ap-
: pears it will prevent the attack 1t is
the sole reliance with thousaB of
mothers who have croupy childreand
never disappoints them. There's no
n danger in giving this remedy iRrge
and frequent doses, as it containsoth-
ing injurious. Fifty-cent bottl for
sale by John Molzahn.
The Fox Lake correspondlt of
The Sentinel says:
"The Hon. L. B. Caswell spokhere
Thursday night on the issues the
campaign and gave a magnifctt re-
view Of the benefits to the count dur
, ing the administration of the Ipub-
lican party, and thoroughly exp pined
, the platforms of the two partiesn the
> money question and the tari He
gave an able definition of the mefits
derived from the Mckinley IL, ex-
t. planning why it protected us al still
r. did not raise the price of anything in
the bill. His speech on the whe was
; a grand one and the audience vs. with
5. him all the way through"