Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-06-25

Over $50, 600 worth of carriage h orses
have been sold in Dodge Co., of The old Fly
irg Cloud stock.
Daniel Haywood, of Chicago, practi-
cal druggist, has accepted position in the
drug store of R. Burke on the West side.
The advertisement announcing the re-
opening of R. Steinbergs meat market, 4,h
street, ID ward, will be found in another
column.
The Watertown Clippers will play a re-
turn game with the Brown Stocking base
ball club of Oconomowoc on the North
western grounds this "wednesday after
noon.
In order to please everybody we were
obliged to open cheap department of
: Boots and Shoes in connection with our
extensive line of fine goods.
33w4 KGRNER KRAUSE.
The Watertown Kindergarten held its
commencement with appropriate exercises
k
In the evening pleasant dancing party
was given at Turner Hall by the friends of
the institution.
Great arrangements are being made
for the State funniest to be held Mayville,
commencing July 10. It is estimated that
there will be not less than 5000 persons
present. There are IN the state 1880 turn
ers, more than any other state in the Union.
The Good Templar Ice Cream and
Strawberry festival held Saturday evening,
was fine success, and for the first time the
new Hale piano, purchased from Ha wiley
4 Boyne, for the use of the lodge, was
brought into requisition to the delight of
all in attendance.
The lengthening of the platform at the
Junction on the side of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee st. Paul track, makes it far
more convenient for the landing of passen-
gers than formerly.
The Parish Aid Society of St. Paurs
church meets this "wednesday evening at
the residence of Mrs. H.P. Russell. The
time has been changed TO Wednesday even.
ing on account of the High School exercises
taking place Thursday evening.
The assessors have completed the as
tessment of the city and the books are now
ready for reVisement if any should be re-
quired. The amount of the assessmen re.
mains about the same as last year.
H. c. Hadley, former resident of this
city, Who'for some years acted as book keep
sr for the furniture house of NJ Halson l.
o., of GAINESVILLE, has been arrested On
charge of ENLIGHTENMENT, preferred by the
irm. Bail was fixed at $500. 1t is under
TODD that his accounts are about $500 short
Joseph Schweitzer, of Milwaukee,, I the
7ell known horse dealer, is i n this city
tuesday, and Wednesday Of each week at
ohm Heyman's, for the purpose of purchas.
ag horses fors.the Milwaukee market. Lei
his be notice to our farmers about here
Who have good horses for sale to bring them
q on those Gays. 34wa
we are IN receipt OF the first number OF
the Pudding Stick, published at Whitews.
ter, ny Pitt Cravath. 1t is a neat and
newsy FIVE column folio with patent SUD-
plememt of the same size. The new naner
contains several articles decidedly personal
IN character on Mr. Coe, editor of the REGISTER
Which seem to be uncalled for. Coe will
not be found very thin mush, and this brar
new Pudding Stick had best be handled will
care.
1t is suggested that the several Socia
organizations, like the G. G. & S. Society
Whist Club, the Literary" and the Gar
Circle" meet in one Grand Circle, at SOM
suitable grounds, say the driving Park
on the Fourth of July, and have picni
dinner, after the New England style.
Tue committees of such Societies thinl
faVorably of the project let meeting b
called for the purpose of making arrange
sments.