Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-07-27

his lot on Main street for handsome
residence.
DIR. w. H. Wise, of New York, will
make visit here August and 6, and
may be found for consultation at the
Commercial hotel.
Monday evening VIII IIiigendorfe E
little girl, aged 2 years, while feeding
grass to horse, had one of her fingers
bitten clean off by the animal.
One of the Jantzen team of horses
fell into the river yesterday morning
back Of the City hall, and it was with
difficulty saved from drowning.
Evening services at the Congre rega-
tional church will be dispensed with
for the present. The evening services
of the Y. P S. G. E. will be continued
as usual.
Let everybody in favor of Free
Trade, Free Coinage, and Wild cat
money, stand up and be counted for
Grover Cleveland. These are what he
and his party stand for.
Schiller q Quentmeyer have anew
"ad" this week regarding fits and other
matter connected with clothing, which
is OF interest to all desiring frst-class
suits. Don't fail to read the "ad."
Persons receiving letters from deal
ers IN green goods" erin other words
counterfeit money, are requested to
hand the same to the postmaster to be
by him forwarded to the postmaster
general.
*. II. Bennett, the present county
clerk, is a candidate for denomination.
If the Democrats are after capable and
accommodating officials, they will not
overlook Mr.. Bennett in making up
their slate.
%. J. Heyn has established book
bindery at 2l7 North Fourth street, a
branch Of business much needed here,
and which it is hoped will be sustained
by our citizens. See the advertisement
in another column,
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give tea party in the
church parlors tomorrow Thursday
evening. Tea from 6 o'clock until all
are served. Tickets -25- cents-A GEN
eral invitation is extended.
uoDrv Il c,r, l. I;,-;,,lr -, H. JIToa4
road, was found insensibIe in the road
last Wednesday, having been overcome
with the extreme heat. DR.. Spalding
attended the case and the man recoy-
cred from the prostration after lying
in comatose state for some hours.
Another son, the fourth, made his
appearance at the home of James W.
Moore, the editor of The Gazette, last
Saturday, and mother and son are do
ing well, Brother Moore is fast get
ting into the way of becoming the head
of printers union. THE REPUBLICAN
extends its congratulations to the new
Gazette boy, and. although we must
surrender to The Gazette on the boy
question, TIE REPUBLICAN still bears
the palm on the girls, record we par
ticularly doat on
"A man named Robert Peters was
run over and killed bv the south bound
Northwestern Chicago passenger train
Saturday morning at the railroad
bridge, south of the Pease farm in the
Third ward. The body was taken to
Johnson's Creek and buried at Jeffer-
son, where the deceased had worked at
cigar making. The man was walking
south on the track and paid no atten-
ton to the whistling of the engine.
Peters was somewhat acquainted in
this city, where he had often visited
and is supposed to have staid here Fri
day night
Cholera infantum has lost it's ter
rors since the introduction of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy. When that remedy is used
and the treatment as directed with each
bottle is followed, cure is certain.
Mr.. A. W. Walter, prominent mer-
chant at Waltersburg, H., says: "It
cured my baby boy of cholera iniantum
after several other remedies had failed
The child was so low that he seemed
almost beyond the aid of human hands
or reach of any medicine" 25 and sc
cent bottles for sale by John Molzahn,
druggist.
"A Washington correspondent OF
The Chicago Times, good Democratic
authority, writes to that paper as fol-
lows:
"a preliminary statement of appro-
priations has been prepared which
shows that the bills that have al
ready become laws carry altogether
about 46O.000,000, with the sun
dry civil, deficiency, and some miscel-
laneous appropriation bills left out, and
in comparison with this is set forth the
appropriations Of the first session OF
the billiop-dollar congress, which only
foot up $463 100000, including the sun
dry civil, deficiency, and miscellane-
GUS. Adding estimates for the unfin-
ishad hills II 10 fiourod or+ +ho+ ~ :