Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-09-07
S. B. Cigars the best, as usual.

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Senator Solliday is preparing tc
! build fine residence on his lot on
Church street.
The Sacred Heart college opens its
new term to-day with every prospect
! OF successful school year.
The North bwestern University be-
! gan the fall term last Wednesday with
a large attendance of students.
Sunday morning Sim Martsch
caught l0-pound pickerel in the river
back of Fuermann's ice house.
The call for the Republican conven-
ton of the Second Assembly district
will be found in our editorial columns.
Let your neighbor know that YOU
are not going to miss the numberless
sights at the county fair, Jefferson,
Sept. 27-3O.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church are
making arrangements for donation to
be held in the church a week from
Thursday, September 18th. Further
notice will be given.
AT the election for state officers in
Vermont yesterday the Republicans
carried the state by q ,OOO one of their
old-time big Republican majorities.
Nothing can exceed the happiness
Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Long, and all
their friends rejoice with them, over
the birth Sunday of lovely little
daughter, weighing twelve pounds.
"A story is going the rounds, and
fiom results it seems highly probable,
that the delegates from Watertown
were carried by jefferson, and when
they finally reached the town the of
fees were all disposed of.
Those who attended ours and other
county fairs last year pronounced JEFF
ferson county's display to be larger
and more complete than that of any
other county. This years display
promises to surpass last years. At
Jefferson, Sept. 27-3O.
List ofletters remaining in the post
office at Watertown, Sept. 7, 1892:
Barnum, Fred G. Patterson, ,GeorgeA.
Cole, Mrs. Nellie Reid, Mrs.
Curley, Patrick WatertOwn Citizen
Clerk of JOint-School District No. s
Wonder Wood, Carpenter
j. T. MoAK, P. M.
N. B. Moran and his Irish friends
were for the third or fourth time
bounced from the late Democratic
County convention, though with a 1T
tie less ceremony than usual. They
will come up smiling again two years
hence ready to have the operation re-
peated.
The roller Touring mill of M. F.
Pease 4 Son at Lowell, Dodge county,
was burned to the ground Tuesday
night of last week. The fire originated
from over-heated machinery. 1t isre-
ported that between 1900 and 2,4OO
bushels of wheat and 800 barrels of
-four were destoyed. The entire loss
is estimated at $40 1000, covered by $12,-
600 insurance. The loss falls heavily
upon the village of Lowell
For many years B. F. Thompson,
of Des MOines, Ia, was severely aff1ict-
ed with chronic diarrhHa He saws:
AT times it was very severe; so much
so, that l feared it would end my life.
About seven years ago | chanced to pro-
cure a bottle Of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It
gave me prompt relief, and [ believe
cured me permanently, as I 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 Democratic kids in this city
claim to have indubitable proof that it
was through the influence of the old
ring that Watertown is not represented
on the Democratic county ticket. The
story has a plausible side to it. The
bosses can now urge the candidacy of
Mr.. Jacob for member of assembly
with greater effect, and claim that to
further ignore Watertown would be
damaging to the party. If the Demo
Gratis here had been fairly recognized
| on their county ticket, the ring would
have been deprived of this argument;
so it is easy to see why they didn't
want to bag any game at Jefferson.
Sharp fellows, those ringsters are, and
no mistake.
The Gazette implies that there
must be no grumbling among the boys
on account of the candidates from here
for cunty Offices getting totally wreck
ed at Jefferson, because, forsooth, Wa
tertown is likely to have the assembly
candidate. The certainty that Grimm,
OF Jefferson, was to receive the nomina-
ton of assembly in the Second district
did not prevent the selection of two
candlGates from Jefferson on the coun-
ty ticket. But the "whole- le-hog-or-none"
| style Jefferson has of doing things, and
especially CT brushing away the Water
t town Democrats in true "Shoo-fy-don't
bodder-me" fashion, seems to pass
| muster here with the bosses, and is ac-