Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-03-07

which to order trees, shrubs and flowers
for the spring of 1888. E. 0. FINCH,
Agent.
-"Muldoon's Picnic" viii remove the
tariff. Puck.
Rev. J. NJ. Campbell has rented
the Schurz place, in the Fifth ward, now
owned by Hon. D. Hall, for his place of
residence.
Freddie says that he can die happy
now that he has seen "Muldoon's Pic
mic, "-MrS. Langtry.
The bill appropriating $500 to the
Central Wisconsin Fair has passed the
third reading in the assembly and there
is no doubt of its passage in the senate.
The Star Route-Course of "Mul-
doon's Picnic"
The Watertown Democrat failed to
appear last week. Lately the paper
seems to have been transformed into
semi-occasional sheet.
While going home from his work
Monday evening Joseph Reinehr, of the
Fifth ward, slipped on some ice and
broke his leg in three places below the
knee
The services next Sunday at ST,
PauIs church will be conducted by Rev.
Prof Riley, of Nashotah. The Holy
Communion will be administered in the
morning
Hon. Frank V Piper, Assemblyman
from this district, will accept our thanks
for a copy OF the Blue Book for 1888. In
typographical appearance and interesting
details the work equals any that has pre-
coded it.
I was sorry resigned after seeing
''Muldoons Picnic. Roscoe Conhling.
Some OF the dairymen at Kroghville,
report from $40 to $50 income from each
of their COWS during the past year. One
reports that from each of thirty two COWS,
twelve of which were from 2 to years
old, he realized $43.
''Muldoon's Picnic" laughed the
filling out OF our teeth-DetrOit Free
Press.
"A subscription has been started here
in aid of the Braidwood mine sufferers.
Postmaster Moak has charge of the
fund and will forward all contributions.
The terrible disaster at Braidwood appeals
strongly 20 the sympathy of the public
and we trust Watertown will do her share
towards the relief of those unfortunate
persons brought to dire distress by this
flood horror
-Imprison me for life with a manu-
script of "Muldoon's Picnic. "-Frank
James.
Mrs. Daniel Hurley, who with her
husband settled in Emmett 40 years ago,
died yesterday morning at her home in
that town at the age of Ga years. Mrs
Hurley was taken down with pneumonia
six weeks since and meyer rallied from
the first attack. With her husband she
leaves family of children, all grown to
man and woman's estate, to mourn her
loss.
The River and Harbor Bill was pass
ed after "Muldoon's Picnic was produc-
ed ia Washington.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
and Chicago & Northwestern Railway
companies will soon have completed the
new bridge which they are building at
GAINESVILLE. The bridge, built of iron,
spans the Rock River and is 400 feet in
length. 1t will be one of the finest
bridges in the northwest and will be
ready for use by April L.
The Academy of Music was crowded
last night to witness the great comedy,
Muldoon's Picnic. Standing room be-
ing at a premium. We must congratu.
late Messrs. Newell & Scott on having an
excellent company, and they deserve sue
cess. The Muldoon and Mulcahy was the
best we have ever seen in the Picnic in
THIS city.-Baltimore american.
E. A. Mendenhall, of this city, has
commenced the erection of II foot
Eclipse windmill and two water tanks at
Jefferson Jail. The tanks are located in
the garnet over the cells Of the jail and
will contain large quantities of water to
be used in drenching out the sewerage of
the buildings. This improvement was
found to be very necessary. Mr.. Menden-
hall resolves 5000 for his contract.
Charles Noack is a candidate for the
Office of city treasurer, as will be seen by
his card published in another column.
Mr.. Noack has served the city for some
years as assessor, and we believe the tax