Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-12-23


Headquarters for fine candies and
nuts of all kinds. at Heismann's.
Decorated dinner set, SIS SO; tea set,
So .25; chamber set, $1.75, at Hawkins.
Christmas trees, ornaments and
trimmings in variety, at Heismann, 8.
The Turner's give private dance
at their opera house next Saturday
night.
Decorated lamps, SO cents; banquet
lamps, $1.73: hanging lamps, $3.50, at
Hawkins.
All the fruits of the season-grapes,
oranges. bananas, apples, figs, dates
and fancy cluster raisins, at Stallman's.
Go to Bonner Bros, photograph
rs, and have your photo taken IN the
new finish, the Platirao They toke the
lead
&C. O'Brien, residing IN the Third
ward, while engaged at carpenter work
near Delavan last week, fell and broke
his leg.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
Next Sunday, December p, will be
the last time the Milwaukee excursion
train on the St. Paul road will run this
season.
Large shipments of stuffed geese
have been made from this point the
past week. Some choice fowl we're on
the market.
john T. Flavin has been appointed
a member of the board Of visitors to
the normal school at Whitewater, by
State superintendent Emery.
Remember Stallman's is the only
place where you can get imported
chocolates. We also handle the largest
line of French and Boston cream can
dies.
AT a meeting of the Watertown
Farmers club Saturday afternoon it
was decided to hold the annual ball
sometime about February l, A COM
mittee was appointed to look into the
matter of establishing a beet-sugar re-
fnery here. The committee will visit
the refinery recently built at Menom-
inee Falls, Waukesha county,
The home of D. J. Evans on the
North road was the scene of happy
occasion last Friday evening, a number
of young people from this city tender
ing his son Griffith genuine surprise
party The company was given a
royal welcome and a right merry
evening, with dancing and music, en-
sued. A sumptuous supper was
served.
The snow that has fallen the past
| few days, while insufficient for good
sleighing, has been gladly welcomed
giving, as it does, true winter holiday
aspect. Trade has improved wonder
| fully with the advent of better roads,
and the stores yesterday were crowd
ed, some purchasers being in from
| quite distance If the weather con-
tinues wintry, the closing of the year
| 1896 will prove far more satisfactory
than the balance of the year, from a
| business standpoint
We are now offering for sale at 200
| West Main street, through our local
| agent, 6. S, Hawley, the finest stock of
first class pianos ever brought to Wa
! tertown. We are greatly over stocked
with pianos through having run our
| imm ense plant on full time through all
the past dull season, and in order to
| keep our factory organization intact
we are holding manufacturers sales at
various points throughout the country
This sale will continue but a short
time and we guarantee that never
again will it be possible to purchase a
piano so cheap as can be done at this
sale, as We have cut prices away below
the point where any competition is
| possible. Each instrument IS as fully
warranted as though the usual retail
prices were paid. and is guaranteed to
be fresh from the factory and perfect
in every way. Cash or easy payments.
w. w. KIMBALL Co.,
Per G. j. Couchois, Gen. Agt.