Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-03-26
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Select Pewaukee Lime for sale by
the Barrel at Straw s. Murphy's
Don't forget to attend the Calico Ball, at
Music Hall, next Saturday Evening March
Goth.
The Parish AID Society of St. Pauls
Church meets Thursday Evening at the resi-
dence of Daniel Jones.
John Callaghau, s. brakeman employed
on the Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
had his hand badly smashed while coupling
cars at the junction early Friday mornin g
E. R. Baum l. Co.'S 80 cent store will
be removed the Isl of April next to the
store formerly occupied by H. Bertram as a
boot and shoe store.
The Republicans will bear in mind the e
meeting at Hall & SINNERS office
this u ednesday) evening. We hope
that each and every republican will make it
poin. to be present.
The contract for carrying the mail be-
tween this city and Lake Mills, and on the
Pennington route has been awarded 10 the
National Mail Company, of Atchison,
Kansas.
Bishop E. R. Welles, having been called
to Racine on account of the death of Rev.
DR.. DeKoven, the service of the Bishop at
St. Paurs Church appointed for Thursday
evening OF last week was indefinitely post
poned.
The Columbus Democrat says: Mr..
W. b. Hughes of this vicinity widely
known as a capcer doctor, expired on Satur
day last at the ege of SO years and nine
months. His wife "a years old is now ly.
ing at the point of death.
You need money and SO do We, yet We
can save you 80 to IS cents on your spring
hat. Ter different styles at 90 cents each,
at the 99c store.
Among the Waukesha items in Mon
days Milwaukee Sentinel We find the fol-
lowing:
Or, J. b. Boyd, who has been spending
the winter months in the sunny South"
returned home on Friday, and to the great
surprise of his friends, brought with him
charming bride.
The Badger Gate Roll, manufactured
and patented by the Appleton Manufacturing
Co. is the newest and best thing out.for the
ready opening and closing of gates, particu-
larly recommending itself to farmers for its
simplicity and easy working. SIS. & G. S.
Woodland are the General Agents for this
Gate Roll.
Mrs. Ed. McShane, whom our citizens
will pleasantly remember as former resi-
dent Of this city. and sister. in law of Mrs i.
John Dullaghan, died at New York city, on
the 10th inst, of consumption. She was
for long time organist of ST Mary's
Church in this city.-Portage Register.
The deceased was we'll known to num-
Der of our residents having passed the first
years of her welded lite in this city.
The Hon. Charles Burchard, one of the
Oldest residents of Beaver Dam, and a pro-
minent man in public affairs for many years
lies seriously i'll, and is gradually falling,
with little hopes of his recovery. He was
taken ill in February, and has not .since
rallied. His golden wedding was to have
been celebrated On the 25th of last month.
but on account of bis sickness, the ceremo-
mics were not observed.
During the Scott-Siddons recitations
at Klaus Hall, in Green Bay, the ether
evening, the lady announced that she would
introduce little poem not in the pro-
gramme, if she felt sure the audience really
wished it, and naively added, "the fact is
I am accustomed to more applause than you
have been giving me, and l can't tell blu,
what You want me to wind up the print.
ed programme as soon as possible, and lie,
you 60 home" Her answer was a signi6.
cant storm of applause, and the succeeding
numbers were nearly all encored.
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