Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-09-21
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O'A'"AS S'IiIIACl 11OuSt DOuuu6U
The Anchor Hose company boy>
give their annual ball at Turner Opera
house, September "a.
The liver has been aptly STYLED the
clearing house of the body. The only
sure remedy for disorders of the liver is
DR.. Hobbs Little Vegetable Pills. Ask
your druggist for them
Remember that the secretary will
begin to receive entries at his office on
the fair grounds, Jefferson, next Mon
day morning. Remember, too, that no
entries can he received after 10 O'Clock
Tuesday night.
1t never rains but it pours," espe-
clally on Watertown candidates in the
Democratic fold this year. The Dodee
county Democratic convention knock
ed out. c. H. Gardner, of the Sixth
ward, for district attorney, substituting
u. Washington Sloan, of juneau, for
the position.
-Yhe miscellaneous attractions at
the fair, Jefferson, Sept. 27-3O, are al
most too numerous to mention. Every
one of them is new, novel and interest
ing. Among the number is ''surprise
race" never before seen in the state
This is without doubt the most comical
horse race ever seen, and it will alone
he worth the price of ad mission.
Friday, DIR. A. Solliday, while
experimenting the tearing down of an
old building on his lot, was struck
giancing blow on the head by piece
of oak rafter which was carelessly
thrown by one of the workmen. He
was knocked senseless and received an
ugly scalp wound which required sew
eral stitches. His escape from having
fractured skull was narrow one.
w. A. Ham, postmaster at Ixonia.
was out riding Sunday with his wife
and four other persons, when the ton
que of the carriage fell down on the
horses feet, causing them to run away.
In their running the conveyance tipped
over, throwing out the passengers bv
the roadside and injuring all more or
less, Mrs. Ham having an arm broken.
DR.. Spalding was called upon to rem
der medical assistance.
Music at the fair, Sept. 27-3O, will
be of the highest order. On Wednes-
day the crack Second Regiment band,
whose services are in demand in all
parts Of the state, will play; on Thurs
day the celebrated Fort Atkinson Mill
tary band will be present, and on Fri
day the far-famed Arion Military band
Will supply "sweet strains for the en-
Joyment of those present. In securing
such noted musical organizations for
this years fair the management has
done much to make Jefferson the Mecca
of all music lovers during the time of
the county fair.
The Gazette in its apparent glee
over the result of the Maine election
calls to mind the story of the culprit
who, upon ascending the scaffold to be
hung, thanked God that it was no
worse" If the editor of The Gazette
can receive any comfort out of the
Maine election, he is one of the easiest
Modified persons living. The Repub-
llcans got about the "whole of the
earth" in Maine this year. Elected
their governor by $4,000 majority; a
solid Republican delegation was elect
ed to congress, and the Republicans
elect four tifths of the legislature,
only three sad and forlorn Democrats
being elected to the senate. The Re-
publicans also carried every one of the
sixteen counties in the state, so that
there was mighty little in sight that the
Republicans did not capture. The vote
In Maine is lighter this year than for
several years past, but the falling off in
the Democratic vote is in proportion
with the reduction in the Republican
vote. Maine may be safely counted
upon for from $4,000 to 10000 plurality
for Harrison November S, and we hope
the editor of The Gazette will not for
get it.