Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-10-12
HOME MATTERS.

Penny photos, Is for Is cents.
Now is your chance to get photo
phs; Is for Is cents.
Ella Meier entertained st.
rgaret's guild last evening.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
cen" is the best. Ask your grocer
it. Only S1.O5 a sack.
Alderman H. c. Mayer, of the
Ia ward, is a member of the Dodge
nty Democratic committee.
Big reduction in price of stone
Sc. Jugs, all sizes, only 6 cents per
Ion at Aug. Gamm's, 400 Main
Get.
Main street is being relieved of
long accumulation of dirt and
use matter. Too bad this is not
te, more frequently.
B. Liebermann has removed
clothing store from the Cole block
13 Third street, opposite the Buch-
t commission house.
the Jefferson county fair last
X Roy & Boyle captured first prem
on their English Hackney stall
] in the coach horse class.
Rocky Mountain Tea makes no
e promises. No tedious treatment,
mere temporary relief, but a per
lent cure. Chas. A. Gamm.
Bargains in secondhand square
upright pianos. For sale or to
t. W. D. SPRoEssER Co.,
213 Main street.
1t makes no difference to us wheth-
You have been treated by doctors or
er remedies. If you still suffer,
XIV Mountain Tea will make you
|. Chas. A. Gamm.
Miss Emma Shasky slipped on
rear steps of Schempf Brothers
ee Saturday morning and dislocated
knee. This is the second accident
the kind that Miss Shasky has
fered.
in a letter to Mayor Mulberger,
IN D. Bullock says he has been as
ned to duty as internal revenue
yntin New Hampshire and Vermont,
| will arrange TO remove his family
the East shortly.
Friday S. NJ. Eaton displayed a
pound muscallonge in front of
INNS drug store. The large fish
a gift to him from his friend,
rvey Sellick, of Minocqua, and was
chit in TomahaWk lake.
August Dobbratz and wife, par
S Of our townsman, Herman Dob
tx. celebrated their golden wedding
heir home in Milwaukee Thursday.
~ came to Dodge county in 1851
resided there until 1886.
Julius Schoechert, Of this city,
I. Loehnert, of Milwaukee, have
ned a partnership as dealers in
r, feed, grain, mill stuffs, ETC., and
continue the business on West
n street heretofore conducted by
+. Schoechert & Son.
Edward Raemus, a former resi-
t Of this city, was accidentally
ed by a train in Milwaukee last
lnesday night. He was about 40
rs Of age. The remains were
lght here Saturday noon and in
ed in Oak Hill cemetery.
The following item concerning a
ner resident of this city is given
The Fort Atkinson Chronicle: "a.
stanton, of the North Branch but
factory, received a fall the other
severely injuring his back. c.. L.
h il attending to the creamery
k until Mr.. Stanton re~coveIs."
A letter received from Louis II.
user, who is with the Fourth regi-
1t at Admission, Ala, states that the
5 from this city r enjoying good
lth and having a good time. He
states that there is very little
ness in the camp and that the
ID is well located among the hills
hat vicinity Democrat.
-Zoelle & Buth, proprietors of the
' Reliable meat market at 112
ond street, earnestly solicit a share
he public's patronage, promising
lstaking service and the best meats
provisions the market affords. A
* of the celebrated Jefferson home
ed hams is kept constantly; also
or Leading goods. Give the new
! a call. You will be treated right.