Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-08-03
HOME MATTERS.

William Black will continue the
tocery business heretofore conducted
his son, w. j. Black.
R. P. Koenig & Co.'s minnesota
ueen" is the best. Ask your grocer
II it. Only $1.35 a sack.
DR.. j. w. Quinn will be in his
fee at Watertown every Friday and
aturday hereafter. Eyes tested free.
Monday evening the home of Mr..
ld Mrs Theodore Dobbratz was
addened by the arrival of a little
aughter.
The Telephone says that this
ears barley crop will not average
ore than twenty bushels per acre in
vicinity of Juneau. A very light
ED.
The new brick business block at
)hnson Creek is being erected by
A. Christians for his printing Office
Id bicycle store.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Pritzlaff are
.ppy over the birth of a bouncing
" baby, who put in an appearance
their home Thursday.
Bargains in secondhand square
upright pianos. For sale or to
it. w. d. SPROEssER Co.,
213 Main street.
-Gamm's drug store, next to post
ice Headquarters for pure drugs
medicines. A large assortment
fine perfumes. Prescriptions care
ly prepared.
"A company of colored people
We minstrel performance of medi-
e worth in a tent on Water street
ursday evening. The attendance
S not very large.
Hon. John A. Lovely, of Albert
a, Mimi, is one of the three Re
blican candidates for supreme court
,tices Of his state. The nominee is
rendered as an old time resident OF
S city.
Thursday afternoon a small fire
the home of Alderman E. DUNCAN,
the Seventh ward, did $15 worth
damage. The fire was extinguished
fore the department responded to
alarm.
While en- route to train Mon
afternoon with load of people,
American house bus broke down
Lafayette street and scattered its
;upants along the roadside. Lucki-
all escaped injury.
Frank Kiefer, of the town of
man, who was recently overcome
heat while putting out a fire in his
hers grain field, is now entirely
overed from the effects of the
stration.-Juneau Telephone.
The first annual picnic Of the
k River Valley Woodmen's asso-
ion will be held at Fort Atkinson,
lrday, August Is. Members of the
W. A and their families are cor
ly invited. Among the speakers
be Ex-Governor Hoard.
In issuing the liquor dealers
Is this year, the city authorities
ected to have the 50-cent revenue
p required by the war tax law
ed to each one. Without these
ps the bonds are worthless and
Interested parties should see to it
the law is complied with.
Jesse Bennett, assistant district
enter of the Chicago, Milwaukee
6. Paul railway, is carrying his
arm in sling as a result of an
lent he met with one day last
T. In alighting from a hand-car
ortage he fell and fractured the
ber DR.. Kellogg attended him.
We are in receipt Of the fifth an
announcement of the Milwaukee
cal college, Dental department,
Q particulars Of the coming
u wear, 1S9S-99. On the faculty
Raymond j. Wenker, of this
professor of operative technics and
u anatomy. Among last years
oers of the junior class is Gilbert
9nker, of this city.
A manhole entering the Main
sewer which was constructed
years ago, and the location of
b had long been forgotten, was
vered Friday near the intersection
urth street. 1t lies about three
Glow the present street grade, and
i a wooden covering that had
d, thus permitting dirt to fall in
sewer. The manhole has been
d in proper shape again.