Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-12-03

st Paul's parish guild meets Thurs
day evening with Mrs D. Jones.
1t is fun to see customers grab for
the cotton remnants at VIM. A. BIS.
Over 100000 pairs of of rollskates
are now used in New England.
The North Star Roller Rink will be
open Friday evening, instead of Thurs
day evening,
Several articles of wearing apparel
were taken from the clothesline of p. d.
Basford, in the Fl rst ward, last night.
The originator of the Concord grape
had at one time $4,000 seedlings and the
first years sales amounted to $4,000.
WIN. A. Beurhaus has an immense
line of fancy goods enroute for the holt
DAYS
M; IS R. Smith, will open her dane
ing school next Saturday evening in the
Cencordia Society Hall, over Chas.
Goette's store on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diego Beurhaus, of the
First ward, were made happy by the
arrival of young son at their residence
on Ciyman ST., last night. Cigars are
now in order.
One of the schools in the east part of
the town of WATERFOWL, taught by Miss
Nellie Needham, has been closed for the
present, owing to sickness among the
scholars and their parents,
The opening of the Olympic Roller
Rink in the Misegades building last
Monday evening, was grand success
and every one seemed delighted with the
| floor and the management in general.
1t is an indisputabIe fact that farm
work can be done at less expense with
mules than with. horses. They will stand
more hard work and bad treatment, cal
one third less and are rarely sick
-Gamm's Crockery store advertise
ment, much enlarged and offering great
inducements to the purchasers of crock
cry, glassware and holiday goods, appears
in another column and is we'll worth 8
perusal.
Michael Schaus, brother of Mrs.
John Luber died Saturday evening OF
Inflammation of the lungs at his home in
the Third wari in the 63d year of his
age. Deceased leaves wife and g. chill
dren. He was born in Germany and
had resided here 80 years
The aff1iction in the editors family
has delayed the publication of the RI
PUBLICAN this week beyond the usual
time, but We are sure that under the sad
circumstance this discrepancy as well as
the lack of local matter Will be overlook
ed.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was irregular, opening lower but
rsllying later. and clo-ing at 7118c for
No. spring, cash or seller December, and
1870 January. Flour was dull. Oats
closed at 25c, corn at 351sc rye at 53c
and barley at SOC. Hogs were steady at
$4a4.3O. Provisions were higher. =
Sentinel Sd.
In the trial we have just passed
through by the Sickness and death of our
little daughter Bessie, we have had go
much kindness, consideration and SYM
pathy extended to US that it is due our
friends that we return TO them our heart
felt thanks.
Mr.. AND MRS w L NORRIS.
WATERFOWL, Dec. Sd.
"A fire Monday night destroyed Science
Hall of the State University at Madison.
Collections of great rarity, which repre-
scented the work the work of ten years.
and an expenditure Of $4,000 are con.
sumed, besides university collections
worth about $4,000. The entire loss
amounts to some 100000 The fire
department seemed to be inefficient in
their work
The following is the official vote on
Congressman in the Second District:
Barney, Bragg, Patchen, Jones,
County r. d. 2. G.
Dodge------S,l71 6,095 "a los
Fond du Lac 4, 295 4,S73 224 227
NVochinntop 750 3 S00 G 81