Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-02-01

formally opened for business.
-Buchheit's ice house is receiving its
supply of ice for next season at the hands
of S. NJ. Eaton.
The REPUBLICAN supplement this
week contains the close of the proceed
ings of the Jefferson County Board of
Supervisors.
The State Board of Health has pre-
pared a bill to come before the legislature
for the better preservation Of health and
providing for the organization of board
of health in every town, city and village
in the state.
The Musical Society, Concordia, are
making preparations for splendid Mas
querade Ball to be given under their au-
spices at Turner Hall, Saturday evening,
February 18th. 1t will be one of the
grandest affairs ever attempted in this
line in our city.
-Regarding the Madison postmaster
ship dispatches from Washington yester
day state that George E. Bryant, of
Blooming Grove, is certain of receiving
the appointment, as Congressman Cas-
we'll has fully decided not to place before
the President any other name
Thanks to Hon. L. B. Caswell, Nj.
c., for Volume IL, Series |, of the com
pilation of the official records of the I'm
ion and Confederate armies and copy of
Congressional Record containing the eu-
logies pronounced on the late Senator
Carpenter in Congress on the 25th ult
The many friends all over the state of
Hon id Bullock, of Jonhson's Greek, will
be more than pleased to learn that he has
almost entirely recovered from his recent
severe illness which at one time filled his
family and those intimately connected
with him with so much alarm for his res
toration to health.
"A grand ball of the Hook and Lad
der Company Will take place at Turner
Hall next Saturday evening. The sup
per, which is to be fine one, will be
given by the ladies. The boys deserve a
good benefit for the voluntary services they
render the city and there should be a
large attendance
The apportion of school fund income
to Jefferson county amounts to 50, 24l. 81.
There is due the school fund on certifi-
Gates OF .ale from Jefferson county T746
Drainage fund 5000. The amount due
trust funds of the state September 30th,
1881, on account of loans 10 individuals
in Jefferson county amounts to 1886.
Due to school districts $4,000.
Personal.
n. F. Rsvell, of LIE Mars, Iowa, visited
friends in town Thursday last
A. c. Douglas, of Waterloo, and fer
merly a resident here, has been on brief
visit in town.
&c. McAIillen, of Johnson's Greek,
paid his respects to the REPUBLICAN office
yesterday He will be one Of the repre-
sentatives from his place at the Agricul
tursl Society banquet at Jefferson to-day.
Mrs. George P. Mathes, OF Lancaster,
is on a short visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. E. Off.
Mrs. Daniel Hall spent last week in
Madison.
Gen. F. c. Winkler, of Milwaukee,
was in town this week,
Mrs. G. B. Scott of, Fontanelle, Iowa,
is on a visit to relatives and friends in
this city and Pennington.
Right Rev. DR.. Willis, the Lord Bish
op of Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, in
company with Bishop Welles, passed
through here Yesterday en- route to Mil
waukee from St. Paul.
Sewell Reyes, one of the few among us
who has passed the period of Iife.usually
allotted to man, is here on brief visit to
his daughter, Mrs. Calvin Cheney, in
tending soon to return to Milwaukee,
A. J. Moulding, of Elgin, Illinois, is on
visit in the city.
r. E. Farrar, editor of the Democrat,
is on visiting tour in Dakota.
George B. Lewis has returned from the
Northwest pinery regions and reports
lively times in the woods with plenty of
snow.
Miss Josie Curtis and Miss Fannie
Rambusch, of Juneau, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. l.. Norris.
NEW BooKs.-''A Royal Gentleman"
by Judge Tourgee; "From Canal Boy to
President" by Horatio Alger, Jr.; "With-
out Home" by f. P. Roe, just received
and for sale at T. S. Clark's Book and
News Depot, 19 Main Street, I'd door
east of Post Office
M0trins entail.
The uuntials az Charles T. Emmer1ino