Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-03-17

KEY. Mr. denurickSOn, or OOlumD US,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Cragin
on Sunday last
The card of Mr.. Jacob Zimmerman,
announcing himself candidate for city
treasurer at the coming election in April,
will be found in another column.
There was a grand opening of
"Watertown Beer Hall" in Milwaukee last
Monday. WATERFOWL beer is getting a
wide celebrity.
Mr.. G. B. Lewis has shown US an order
he received for cheese box heads from Brig
ham City, Utah Territory. This is sending
WATERFOWL goods some distance.
MIR. Finn asks why he did not receive
an invitation to the meeting held on the
18th inst. His conduct at the meeting of
the previous evening is sufficient answer.
The Ladies' Tea Party of the Congre-
gational Church, will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. s. E. Webb, next Thursday
evening. Supper Is cents, served at 6 P.
III. All are invited.
We notice that Straw l. Murphy have
commenced to ornament the c.y W. tn signs,
which is one of TIE best moves yet made.
When they get through and We get the
bonds all settled We shall have one of the
most attractive places in his county.
Monday evening another hard Storm
SET in AID bette d,yi.ght Tue,day me-
mig lbe mereu y fell to nes'ly ze.o. Qui.e
a large amount of snow leil during the
night, not adding much 70 BE peasaniness
of the siiuatIol.
Let the leader of the band remember
that he will be held strictly accountable for
any excuses that his followers may COM
nit. His teachings are fast carrying them
beyond his control and we would advise
him to stop before it is too late.
If those passing Straw Murphy s will
take notice, they will see quite Gu, iosity
in the sign line, which las been put up over
the front o. .heir store. When first coming
ID sight one sign is seen, when in front
another and after passing short distance
the third one, making three distinct signs
on one board.
distributing miniature cofins breaking
up meetings, assulting peaceable citizens
on the way to their homes, talking about
. more brick being pulled down than laid M
the coming season. 1t is indeed a proud
position to be the leader of such band
the man should be chosen as the success or
of the lamented Captain Jack.
In passing out of Turner Hall on the
evening of the 9th inst, indignant at the un-
announced sudden eclipse one Of Mr.. FlInn's
lambs remarked that where he came from
the building would get warming. We
will not call names though we can bun
what did he mean? Answer inserted free
of charge.
No entleman, or in other W ords, no
man comprehending the meaning of the
word, should have so far lowered his char
acter as such, as to display the amount OF
brazen impudenee that characterized the
conduct of Mr.. II. Finn at the meeting on
the 10th inst. Mr. Skinner had been elect
ed chairman and no man possessing par
ticle of self respect had the right to intru de
himself as Mr.. Flir1 did.
Thieves, robbers, bondthieves, villains
these are TIE appellations applied to any
and every citizen differing with the states
men who furnish the iGeas for the Union
League in regard to the best policy 20 be
pursued to exiricate US from our R. R. Bo3d
difficulties. Let any peraon to whom these
epithets are applied confront the cowardly
incendiar.es face 20 face and it is invariably
some enc else that was meant. Neyer.he
less the es have their intended effect.
"A number of singers were invited t.
O. f. Ways, Monday night, with the un
Outstanding that he was to have an instru
ment, and they were surprised to find 8
Burdett organ, which he had recently pur
chased from j. w Canes, of Watertown
Wis, through his agent, T.. d. Root
was pronounced by some as being the 6nes
Aantorvills (Minn) Express.