Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-05-17
Straw & Murphy are already reeeiv'

that the people appreciate good article
when they can Get it. 3Ow2
-Messrs. Cordes < Terbrueggen made
the first brick in their new yard IN the
Seventh ward last Monday. With favor
able weather it is expet ted that 3,00O,-
900 brick will he manufactured at the
yard the present season.
The latest novelty in the cook stove
line is the gasoline stove. a specimen of
which may be seen at the store of'D. & F.
Kusel. Ii is the neatest, simplest, hand
lest and cheapest cook stove extant.
Call and see it.
Peter Malloy has purchased the in-
terest of John Malloy in the dry goods
and grocery store of j. Malloy & Broth
err on the West side, and the business
herea {ter will be conducted in his name.
The retiring member of this firm has
been in trade for long period of years
and we trust he does not intend to sever
his business relations with Watertown.
"A fine city hall is among the i'm
provements made by our neighboring
city of Fort Atkinson the present season,
and its portals will be formally opened
by grand ball on Friday evening, May
18th, to which we hereby acknowledge
the receipt of cordial invitation, by the
hands ofD. w. Curtis, Chairman of COM
mittee.
There are more disorders preva len
among people this spring than was ever
known here before, principally caused
by the cold and general backwardness of
the season. 1t has been a great time for
anything of rheumatic character to DE-
velop about the average system. Some
continued warm, genial sunshine is what
most people want to straighten them out,
and all are anxiously looking forward to
such period in their existence.
"A Wisconsin postmaster of five years
standing has been discovered who never
heard of the dead-letter Office until re-
Gently, when Inspector D. H. Pulcitier
called on him. He is located at Erin, st.
Croix county, which cast 1872 Democratic
and Republican votes, the postmaster
being numbered with the former. Dur
Ing his term he has accumulated letters
to the number of 272 that have remained
uncalled for postmarked as far back as
1877.
F. P. Brook as Secretary of the Cen
trail Fair, has entered upon the work Ct
soliciting advertisements for the premium
list of the coming exhibition of the socie-
tv. It may as we'll be understood that
the next Central Fair is intended to be
the browning effort of the society thus far,
hint that we throw out for our husi
ness men to take advantage of. The
premium lists will be more widely dis
tributed than ever before rendering this
medium for advertisers very acceptable
aud profitable one.
The Paramount Food Steamer, pat
ented by Mrs. J. E. Hoyt, of Milford, is
being introduced among many families
of tn S city and vicinity. All who have
tried it claim it is superior to any other
utensil of its kind. Wherever the Par
amount is known it comes into general
use. It can be used on either wood,
coal or oil stoves and for cooking all
kinds of meats and fowl will retain the
goodness better than any other way of
cooking. Vegetables and dessert can be
cooked by the Paramount without leav-
IN any taste one 10 the other and no dan
ger OF burning. The Paramount steam
ers are manufactured by D. & F. Kuse'.
The Deakin Lilipution Comic Opera
Company appeared before small audi
ences at Turner Hall last Saturday after
noon and evening. The operetta of Jack
the Giant Killer was we'll rendered the
little folks showing themselves to be ar
fists of no me pretentions and display
ing no dwarfshness in ability. Miss Jen-
ME Quigley was especially engaging and
Interesting in her parts and in Admiral
Dott she had fine support. The little
folks went from here to Beaver Dam.
The Temple of Honor Convention
for the 9Th District which met at Mar
shall on the I'd inst, held quite inter-
esting session and at the close elected the
following officers:
President, S. E. Bright, Fort Atkinson;
Vice President, L. d. Stone, of Madison;
Secretary, Il. Hake, of Jefferson, Treas
urer, E. S. Carr, of Lake Mills.
The following are the newly elected
officers of Milford Lodge /. O. of G. [:
w. G.. TN. A. Sickles.
w. Y. T.-Jessie Harsh.