Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-04-04

Mr. NJ. Blancnaru mas appointed Nixon ~
Reyes agents for this city, for the "Monitor
OH Stove.
Base balls at New York prices at the
Novelty 80 cent store. o
Judge Orion ran for Mayor of Madison
yesterday without any opposition, the Re
publicaus having no candidate in the field.
Judging by the number of brick en- the
ground. the Mannegolds intend commenc-
inc on their new hotel building as soon as
the Gather permits.
The Public Schools .'let OUT Thursday
last for vacation of two weeks, and now
there is joy among the juveniles =
The rain which fell here on the 30tL of
March was the first we had since November
l3th-nearly i've months. rs .al
force, promise of spring weather some
time during the season-just when is what
emo Teller can find cut" a
Next Sabbath morning Rev, E. a.
Wanless will preach ct the N. E. Church, an
Easter sermon-postpo from last week
for sufficient reasons. \ cordial invitation
to all. s1 35 e# 1E 71
The time for tree planting having
nearly arrived, those wishing to set out
trees will consult their interest by read ing
the advertisement of G. A. Eascall, in
another column.
Mr. J. c. Jordan supplied his customers
with some fine, full grown lettuce for their
tables on Easter Sunday, from his dollhouse.
Last week Messrs. Mulberger 4 Gard
ner recovered verdict of 81, 725 90 in the
Waukesha county Circuit Court, for Carl
Hanson against the Milwaukee and Me-
chanics Mutual Fire Insurance Co. for a loss
by fire which occurred in November, 1874.
Sunday morning a portion of Third
street in the LIST ward was badly overfowed,
occasioned by the breaking away of a
sewer The lots in the vicinity were Gov
cred with several inches of water and eel
lars flooded, causing annoyance to travel
and some damage.
MIR. w. E. Dervin will presenthis name
before the next Council as a candidate for
the Office of city marshal This would be
good selection, and we believe Mr. Der
vim would give entire satisfaction in the
position.
The sixth child of Frederick Bunke, of
Pennington, near Johnson's Creek, died of
scarlet fever last Friday. This was q
young man of "a years of age, and, we
believe, the last child of the family Surely
such terrible affection needs the sympathy
of all. aEae
The popular Dry Goods House of James
Morgan, 3s6 and 3sS East Water street,
Milwaukee, is to be made still more popular
by the opening of a new department-Mil-
linery in all branches at wholesale or retail,
at lower prices FOR CASH than were ever
offered in the northwest. e51 aa
An inspection of stock aud prices solic-
tied. 1l- s DIVA
"A second child in the family of T
Lewellen, in the town of Watertown, died
of scarlet fever and diphthera last Monday
A third little girl is not expected to re-
cover. and four others are down with the
same diseases. This is severe trial for the
parents, and they should have the sympathy
in bo
: which has overtaken them.
The trial of Marshal Cunningham be-
fore Justice Peck at Fort Atkinson for false
Imprisonment was put over for one week.
John Mcdonald, against whom the alleged
false imprisonment was committed has had
an examination before the same justice for
resisting the marshal in the discharge of
his duty Mcdonald has been he Id to bail
in the sum of $500 for appearance at the
next term of the Circuit Court.
The Wisconsin State Board of Health
wishes the following to be generally under
stood: First, law of the State requires,
under penalty of not less than $50, that all
persons solemnizing marriage shall with
in thirty days report the same to the Regis
ter of the county in which the ceremony
was performed. Second, physicians, under
similar penalties, are in like manner re-
ouired to make returns of all births and
deaths occurring in their practice. Third,
blanks on which to make these returns are
Aprovided by the State, and may be obtained
Il ON auy Register of Deeds in the State
without cost. $500
WardenS and Vestry.