Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-10-28
HOME MATTERS.

Fresh trout, Z cents; perch, . cents,
It Black the Grocer's.
Bernhard Klatt has sold his black
NTH shop to Ernst Bramer, of Hustis-
ord, for So 900.
Mrs. Mary Stempel, of this city,
las been granted a special original
fidow's pension.
The Women's guild of st. Paul's
hurch meets Thursday afternoon with
[rs. Addie Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Brennecke are
Apply over new arrival at their home
a girl baby, born Monday.
For an ulster or overcoat go to
!. Quentmeyer's. Largest variety,
est qualities, lowest prices. 1T
ain street.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
yhite Daisy. Gotten up expressly
n home patronage. Ask your
ROGER for it.
The engagement of Miss Alice Nc
all, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
cCall, of Ixonia, to John Powers, of
aterloo, is announced.
Try the new Stove Polish manu-
ctured by Hamilton & Black. Cleans
ickel, shines stoves, etc, to the
ueen's taste. Sold by Black the
Frocer.
Gretchen, the 6-year Old daughter
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Werner, observed
err birthday Saturday evening by en-
.rtaining her little girl friends from
ne kindergarten.
One bottle of DR.. Anglicker's New
Ollie Cure Will cure any case of horse
olic. Every farmer or horseman
hould have at least one bottle on hand
t all times. For sale by John Molzahn.
Next Sunday being the last Sunday
before an important election, the pas
.or of the Congregational church will
preach patriotic sermon in the even
ne. Tie morning subject is Author
tv in Religion All are invited to
hese services.
Assisted by Prof W. H. Cheever,
If the Milwaukee Normal school, Prof.
\. H. Sage, of the Oshkosh Normal,
md DR.. Stearns, of the University of
Wisconsin, superintendent Flavin will
aold teachers institute at Fox Lake,
December 4 and 5.
Next Saturday is Flag day and no
loubt the national emblem will be
much in evidence. A circular issued
~ Chairman Hanna, of the Republican
National committee, requests all Re-
3ublicans and honest money advocates
O display the stars and stripes on that
lay.
). Fl. Slower, a Milwaukee attor-
ley, delivered free silver speech at
turner Opera house last evening. The
fort is not very highly spoken of by
hose present, in fact, it was generally
onsidered a dismal failure. The at
enhance was not as large as the aver
ge has been this fall.
The frame barn on the premises of
Or. R. F. Erler, 1l0l North Second
treet, was partially destroyed by fire
about o'clock Thursday afternoon.
he fire department succeeded in ex
inguishing the flames before much
amage was done. The loss to building
nd contents was about $40.
Joseph NJ. Gorney has just COM
'leted the masonry work on the new
chool house at Neosho, his contract
)r which amounted to about 81 800.
Ir. Gorney performed his customary
pod work and gave first-class satisfac-
on. The building when finished will
one of the best country school
ouses IN the state.
The high school team played foot
III Saturday at Beaver Dam with the
ayland academy team and were de-
ated by score of Al to 6. Both in
Eight and skill our boys were greatly
ltclassed. Wayland is at present un-
n the training of professional coach
d the teams excellent showing
ainst the high school is therefore not
be wondered at.
Julius Otto, the Oconomowoc sa-
)nkeeper who was so foully murdered
itThursday night. was in this city the
Y of the murder to transact some
siness, leaving for home on the 5:26
in. While here it is said he was in
npany with a rather suspicious look
individual. Otto had inlhis posses
Thursday sum of money various-
reported from $40 to $500. It is
opposed the murder was committed
order to obtain this money. There
10 clue as get to the murderer.
We direct the attention of our
.ders to the double column sad" of
Ill Seibel in another column, an
lncing his annual fall opening and
ak sale on Thursday. Friday and
urday of this week. Mr.. Seibel has
emporium jammed full of new,
ght and up-to-date goods and is able
satisfy all of his patrons. 1t is real
asure to 60 through his handsome
admirably arranged store. for since