Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-05

A large stock of new pictures and pie
ure frames, just received at Straw and MUIR
phys Call and see them.
MIR. s. NJ. Eaton is building an ad-
ditional trout pond on his premises capable
of containing fifteen hundred tout.
Races on the WATERFOWL Driving Park
are on the tapis to take place before long.
The present season is likely to be a lively
one on the course.
The Parsonage Fund Society of St.
Paul's Church will meet his "wednesday
Evening at the residence OF Mrs Daniel
Jones.
Rev. w A. Hendrckson, has accepted
the call made upon him by the Congrega-
tional Church Society, of this city and
preached the opening sermon to his new
flock last Sunday morning.
Thursday of this week is known in the
religious world as Ascension Day Divine
service will be held at ST. Pauls Episcopal
Church at A. NJ. and y P. NJ.
The Watertown Quartette Club are
having a room for their seances fitted up in
appropriate style in the I'd story of J. W.
Canes Block, which will be dedicated to
the muse ere long.
A she wolf with one of her young
progeny were brought in from Lowell last
week and exhibited at the Office of the
Weltbuerger The animals appeared quite
tame
-Workmen are busily engaged on the
new ST. Bernard Catholic Church. and it is
intended that the present season will see
considerable done towards the completion
CT this magnificent edi6ce.
The house and lot on Main street,
known as the Cushman place. belonging to
Mr. 7. Martin, was sold last week to Mr.
L. w. Kruger, Of Oconomowoc, for $4,000.
Mr.. Kruger intends erecting hotel on
the site Immediately.
: The old Watertown passenger train to
Milwaukee on ST. Paul Railway was re-
stored Monday of this week. The train
leaves this city at 6:55 A. NJ, arriving in
Milwaukee at A. II. Returning. the
train leaves Milwaukee at P NJ an d ar
rives here at P. NJ.
One day last week Mr. John Bird,
sshead man. in the establishment of Mr.. S. E
Randall on the west side, purchased nine
and three quarters bushels OF clover seed
which when properly sifted contained just
one bushel Of very nice sand, and SO thor
oughly adjusted in between the clover seed
as not to be noticed. John considers that
it was a t:seed" that sold him that clover
seed ard no mistake.
The Watertown Musical Society, Con-
cordia, are making a number of fine i'm
provement5 in their pleasure garden on
Tivoli Island, near the Rough and Ready
Mills Several hundred trees have been
set out and a new bridge erected to accom-
modate the public. The sinking of an ar
tesian well in the garden has been com
meQc6d THIS week anu a me moving lOur-
tain is expected.
The Whitewater Register says that
Messrs. Cook and Price, of the Chicago and
North Pacific Air Line Road have the
money n bank to build the line as far as
Jefferson. They intend to put large
force on, SO as to have the line in running
order to Whitewater this year, and pro-
baby farther. Railroad men declare this
to be the best year known, since the war,
for building roads, as iron and labor are
cheap.
REV. DR.. Wiley, Of Cincinnati, says Of
the uncivllized races of men in all count
ries of the world" published by the j. B.
Burr publishing Co that 'your purpose in
bringing it out in complete Unabridged
Edition, and yet at about one-third Of the
English Edition will be appreciated by the
people, who. am sure, will promptly &C
knowledge the service rendered in putting
such work in reach Of all. The book will
sell Itself, for it is most certainly one of the
most valuable historical works that the age
has produced. The Agent is now in the
city. Be sure and get the work
confirmation a