Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1897-10-20

On and after October II we will
sell goods for cash, at prices that are
right. BECKER & THAUER.
Try Globe Milling Co.'s New
White Daisy. Gotten up expressly for
home patronage. Ask your grocer
for it.
PERFUMES PERFUMES! PERFUMES!
The latest odors at Gamm's drug store,
next to postoffice. Physicians pre-
scriptions a speciality.
After November / the store at
200 West Main street will be occupied
by the furniture and undertaking firm
of Jaeger, Ames & Ryan.
w. G. Cody now drives a fine
PAGER, Dictate" which he recently
purchased from the Woodline stock
farm near Fullerton, Neb.
The Saturday club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Miss Chad
wick. The club has resumed the study
of American history, taking up its
seasons work with interest and zeal.
Everyone desires to keep in
formed on Yukon, the Klondyke and
Alaskan gold fields. Send 10 cents
for large Compendium of vast inform
alton and big color map to Hamilton
Publishing Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Lydia Munger, of Oconomo-
woe, a young lady quite well known
here. was married Thursday evening
to E. E. Tool. The groom is engaged
with the Koch & Loeber Wooden
Ware company, of Milwaukee, as
travelling salesman.
Officer Flynn last Tuesday ar
rested Joseph Kelley, of Concord, and
James Collins and John Conley, Of
Mapleton, Waukesha county, charged
with assaulting and beating Louis
Koeppler at Concord last Sunday
night. The matter was settled by
the defendants payment of costs and
other expenses to the amount of about
twenty dollars. -Jefferson Banner.
Several changes in the running
time of trains on the Chicago & North
western railway went into effect
Monday. The morning passenger for
Chicago now leaves at 6:20 instead of
$40, thus enabling it to connect direct
at Jefferson Junction for points west.
The south-bound afternoon accommo-
dation leaves now at 1920 instead of
4:35, while the north-bound evening
| freight leaves at 7:10 instead of 1925.
| John w. Canes, of Lowell, won
one prize at the county fair that he is
keeping still about. G.. A. Schade, of
Beaver Dam, offered a box of cigars
for the poorest driving horse exhibited
at the fair, and Mr. Canes captured
the prize. John says that he will Of
fer the horse next year for the poorest
box of cigars and he thinks that
Schade's chances of winning the ami
NAL are A No. 1. Then they will be
even.-Juneau Telephone.
A short time since Bert c. Kelley,
of Randolph, while hunting on Fox
lake, took boat belonging to Theo-
dore A. Thomas by mistake. Thomas
followed him to bog, and it is alleged
beat him severely, threw Keeley's
shells into the lake, took away his gun
with the boat, and left Kelley suffer-
ing on the bog, where he was found
by a companion. Kelley had Thomas
arrested for assault and battery, and
has also begun civil suit for SIS, 900
damages. Thomas is a saloonkeeper
on West Water street, Milwaukee.
Notice has been served upon tn
parties interested by G. j. Meyer, OF
Milwaukee, mortgage of the A. Fuer-
mann Brewing company, that he will
apply to the circuit court for the APP
pointment of receiver for said com
pany. The matter will be heard by
Judge Bennett November 3. Mr.. Mey-
er last July secured Judgment of fore
closure against the company amount
ing to over $22, 1000, and under the
law it will be year from then before
the property can be disposed of, unless
all the interested parties consent to ar
earlier disposition, which is not the
case in this instance. The affairs OF
the company's assignment are being
brought to close and Assignee Wood
ard will soon step out; and so, in order
to place the property in a proper per
sons keeping, Mr.. Meyer asks for
receiver.