Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-09-21
Try coke for fuel
Smoke Commercial House Bouquet.
-DOe>t forget to attend the ball of the
Anchor HoSa con,uapv Cnrf.,nta, 1A

Don't forget to attend the ball of the
Anchor Hose company, September -.
Next Tuesday at Jefferson begins
the big tlr of 1892. OF course you're
going?
<. L. Parks has purchased two acres
of the F. Fl. Rertram property at the
rear of his residence in the Third ward
to be used for warehouse and lumber
yard purposes.
Our county fair begins at Jefferson
next Tuesday and Of course as citizens
of this t,"nntv We'll all patronize the
home fair, especially when We consider
that it will be the champion" of them
all. -.s..
Quite important changes to the
travelling public have been made in the
time table Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
d St. Paul railway, which are noted in
our railroad directory. The vestibule
train going west no longer runs in two
sections, but as one train, which leaves
here at 1000 P NJ.
-Scbiffier & Quentmeyer call atten-
ton Of THE REPUBLICAN readers to the
fine and unlimited stock Of overcoats
and clothing for men and boys, which
they are receiving. Instyles and quail
ity the market affords no better and
the price is guaranteed as low as to de-
ty competition. Read the "ad."
"A rule of entry provides that every
intending exhibitor must purchase a
season ticket before his entry car be
received by the secretary and allowed
to compete for the liberal premiums to
be awarded at the county fair at Jeffer-
son, Sept. 27-30. Children who wish to
exhibit are not subject to this rule.
They will be specially provided for.
Friday evening j. Schebelack, of
Minneapolis, here visiting his parents,
while riding his bicycle ran into team
standing in front of Molzahn's drug store
and was severely cut and bruised by the
horses trampling upon him. He was car
ried into the drug store and had his
wounds dressed. 1t was pure matter of
clrelessness on the part of the bicyclist.
Last Wednesday evening the or
ganization of Cleveland and Steven
son club was perfected at Turner Opera
house by the selection of the following
officers: President. VIM. H. Rohr;
treasurer, j. g. Conway; recording
secretary, &. H. jacob; corresponding
secretary, Jas. w. Moore. Addresses
were made by J. G. Conway, G.. H.
Gardner, j. d. Ryder and n. B. Moran.
The missionary meeting held Sun
day in St. Mark Lutheran church was
of more than ordinary interest and
quite successful in it's objects. The
morning sermon was preached by Rev.
Mr.. Pankow, of Lake Mills, Rev. P.
Won Rohr, of Winona, Mimi, preaching
in the afternoon. Rev. A. Bender. of
Milwaukee, delivered an eloquent ser
mon in English at the service in the
evening.
"A large and desirable stock of nm
dertaker's goods is referred to in the
advertisement elsewhere of E. w.
Schultz; also the method Of embalm-
ing, perfectly dry system, which he
uses and his capability of directing
funerals in the most modern and cor
rect styles. Mr.. Schultz having deter
mined to engage in a different line of
business from furniture, his entire
stock must be sold regardless of cost.
Call while the lines are unbroken.
DIR. F. G. Moulding received the
sad news of the death yesterday morn
ing in Colorado of his brother, Thomas
Moulding, of Chicago. A few months
ago the deceased accompanied his wife
to Colorado, Mhere she went for the
benefit of her health, and while there
he was taken sick, his death soon fol-
lowing the attack at one of the hot
springs. Mr.. Moulding was for wears
engaged in the manufacture of brick.
and was one of the best known and
popular of Chicago's citizens. His age
was 6S years.
For many years B. F. Thompson,
of Des Moines, Ia, was severely affiict-
ed with chronic diarrhea. He saws:
At times it was very severe; so much
so, that | feared it would end nv life.
About seven years ago | chanced to pro.
cure bottle of Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. 1t
gave me prompt relief, and | believe
cured me permanently, as / now eat or
drink without harm anything please :"
[ have also used it in my family with
the best results. For sale by John
Molzahn, druggist
The camp meeting of the Seventh
Day Adventists in this city will COM
mence September 9th and continue un-
til October 3D.. The location is short
distance south of the Junction, on Mil
ford street, on the right bank of the river
near the Northwestern railway track
Elder Il. Conrad, who has Travelled ex
tensively in Europe, will speak at the
meetings in both English and German
Bible study will be conducted each dav
and instructions given in missionary