Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-07-06


institutes will be held the coning sea.
son.
H. j. Foefs and Miss Ella Enright
both Of this city, were married at St.
Johns Cathedral, NilN aux ce, June
2Sth.
Married at st. Paul's church rec
tory. July ). 1892, by Rev Dr. Jewell,
Miss Anna Ieaw, Of Marshall, to John
Copeland, Of Jefferson
Our former toNnsman, Charles D
Richards, has just graduated from the
Chicago College OF Law, with the third
degree Of bachelor of laws.
st Paul's parish guild meets Thurs
day afternoon at the parsonage. AS
the work fer the summer will be dis
cussed az this meetinga full att ndance
is desired.
To add to the mud1le in passing
the late gerrymander, Secretary of
State Cunningham's election notices,
which he issued with such undue haste,
are all wrong. He left ont the Seventh
ward OF Milwaukee in the notices.
Christian Martinson is the delegate
chosen by the Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of this city to the National con-
ven;ion this week in New York City.
He left for the convention Yesterday.
Coy. Mckinley, of Ohio, wi speak
in behalf of the Republicans at Monona
Lake Assembly July 29th, and on the
same day Henry Watterson, OF Louis
Vile, will deliver the Democratic cd
dress.
Prof Ichihara, the Japanese, viii
speak at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening. Many having
expressed a desire to hear the gentle
man he comes under special invita-
ton of Rev. q. G. Weiss.
The following officers of the Guten-
berg lodge No. Is, O. d. II. S., were
elected for the ensuing term Wednes-
day evening last: III. j. Hoffmann,
P; Herman Koenig, V P; H. Bas-
singer, Treas; Otto Linde, R S.. Otto
Kruger, L. S.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was quiet and steady, closing at
75lc cash or July and 76c September.
Flour was steady and quiet Barley
closed al 5Sc, rye at TIC, corn at 4Sc and
oats at 355. Hogs were 10c higher, rang
ing at $5,10@S5 go.
"A. H. Hartwig &, Co. last week sold
their celebrated Percheron stallion
"Breviaire" to Frank P. Roberts, of
Bangor, La Crosse county, for con-
sideration Of $4,000 This is said to be
the highest price ever paid for draft
horse in Wisconsin,
Sunday evening one of the plate
glass windows in FL. T. Eberle's drug
store was smashed by the accidental
discharge of pistol, which the clerk,
| Bert Oehler, was endeavoring to un-
load, 9 ball going clean through the
pane. The plate of glass is valued at
! about $50.
The ertainment of the ST. Ber-
nard's cadets at CoLcordia Opera house
Friday evening, was well attended and
what with an abundance of ice cream, d,
Strawberries and cake and the inter-
esting musical and literary programme
rendered, most delightful evening
was spent by all present.
David Horrie, a resident of Antigo
has invented frog and switch that
promises to make him a rich man.
The Northwestern Patent Horrie Frog
and Switch company has been formed
with capital stock of $4,000 The
! incorporators are d. Horrie, G. t.
Wells and G. w. Hogben.
The village of Hartland was visited
by fire Sunday evening that destroy
ed half the business buildings of the
place and two unoccupied structures.
The total loss is IS, ,000 Among the
losers are: FL. E. Salsich, J. Oleson
e. Larson, J. I. Norton, and Fred
Weiss. The fire originated in iot
printing office There is no fire d )
partment at Hartland
The voting for The Weltbuers Ell
medal, to be awarded the most popular
player of the Schiller & Quentmeye1
ball club at the end of the season, is
becoming quite spirited and large mum
bers of ballots were cast last Sunday
and Monday. Including Monday the
vote stands as follows: Bauman, 5
Christen, 9; Diekoff, SIS; Keel, POI
Long, Is; Oestreicher, 5l9; f. Smith
55; j. Smith, l57; Steinberg, II. Here
alter the ballots will be dated and mus
be cast the same day as dated.
Mr.. Van Pelt, editor Of The Craig
Mo. Meteor, went to drug store a
Hillside, Ia, and asked the physician
in attendance to give him a dose o
something for cholera morbus anC
looeeness of the bowels He saws: -
felt so much better the next morning
thatl concluded to call on the physical
and get him to fix me up supply O
the medicine. | was surprised, whe1
he handed me a bottle of Cham berlain'i
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy
He said he prescribed it regularly il
his practice and found it the best he
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