Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-04-22


-"White Daisy" flour, per 4o-lb.
sack, $I.o5, delivered to any part OF
city
The delightful environments OF
spring verdancy are in evidence on
every hand.
John Howard, convicted of cruelty
to animals, has appealed his case to the
Dodge county circuit court.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
Queen" is the best. Ask your grocer
Or it. Only los cents a sack.
"A mission will be held in st. Ber-
nard's church the week of May "a.
Father Norbert will conduct it.
"A car of choice Burbank potatoes
just re ceived. Get our prices and we
will save you money. w. j. BLACK.
DIR. Johnson, of ST. Paul's Episco-
pal church, will lecture Sunday night
on Luther and the Reformation"
H. G. Mayer and H. H. Drew have
opened secondhand and house fur
nishing goods store at 200 West Main
street.
The American Stock company's
engagement at Turner Opera house.
announced for next week, has been
cancelled.
Friday morning Mrs. John Pfaffen-
bach, of 1912 Third street. sustained a
fracture of her leg through fall. Dr.
Herman attended her.
The heavy rains of the past week
were blessing to this section, although
interfering with the farmers seeding,
which is only about half finished.
The contract for building the
Clyman street residence of Henry
Uehling has been let to F. c. Jaeger.
1t will cost about $1,000. Work is to
begin soon.
Prof. Victor Coffin, of the State
university. finished his course of
lectures on 1.-THE Political History of
Europe" last Friday evening at the
high school.
"A bowling match between the
Concordia and Star clubs occurs at the
Opera house alleys tomorrow evening
The losers will pay the expenses of the
entertainment.
Best selected Kentucky Burley
leaf with champagne flavor, Shake
speare plug tobacco. It's an elegant
chew wrapped in gold foil. Get it at
Schlueter Bros.
All carpets and rugs cleaned and
made as bright as new by a new pro-
cess. Brussels carpets need not be re-
moved. Drop postal to Jacob
Ditschler, 602 Division street.
Charles Uttech. Of the Seventh
ward, had the misfortune to severely
cash his foot between the toes with
pick Monday afternoon, while working
in a water trench on North Fourth
street. DIR. Sleicher dressed the
wound
AT a meeting OF the Watertown
Farmers association in the city hall
Saturday afternoon, it was decided to
take sealed proposals at the next regu-
lar meeting, May Is, for furnishing the
members with binding Irvine the com
ing season, Bids will be receiv ed up
to P. NJ. on that day.
"A four days conference of the
German Methodist churches of the
Milwaukee district began Monday
evening at Columbus There are
twenty-three ministers in the district
most Of whom are present. Presiding
Elder II. Lemcke and Rev r. Dresch-
er, of this city, are attending.
The officers of the Farmers Eleva-
tor company, Redwood, report very
satisfactory business thus far About
l 300 bushels of seed grain have been
cleaned and large amount of feed
ground. Five thousand dollars in stock
was issued, most of which has been
subscribed. The elevator cost 81 300.
The barn of Albert Schwartz, on
the farm generally known as the
Pat Clinton place, in the town of Con-
cord, was burned down Saturday night
last. The stock was saved, but other
contents of the barn were destroyed.
The property was insured in the Con-
cord Mutual Insurance company
OcOnonnoaUoc Republican.
d. & F. Kusel have on exhibition
at their store Bucks Jun or Nickeled
Range which will DE given to the girl
under IA who hands in the largest num-
Der of trademarks clipped from the
Watertown papers by 9 O'Clock Wednes-
day morning, June "a, 1896. The trade
mark appears at the head of Kusel's
sad" in this weeks REPUBLICAN and
will be printed each week until the
time expires. The range offered for
competition is a novel little thing and
well worth scrambling for. Girls, try
for it. Get all the coupons YOU can,