Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-06-10

ID. & F. Kusel are erecting large
, addition to their hardware store.
Pictures and frames must be closed
out. Call and get prices. Brown Bros.
"A slight frost was visible on low
ground in this locality yesterday morn
ing.
Sells Brothers. circus will probably
exhibit in this city some time next
month.
Rev j. r. Reitzel, of Milwaukee,
filled the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday.
Full, regular, ingram cotton hose at
% cents at w. A. Beurhaus, which you
cannot duplicate in the city.
Yesterday M. D. Conley opened his
new saloon and restaurant, corner of
| West Avenue and West Water streets.
"A. c. Parkinson, of Columbus, was
yesterday appointed Internal Revenue
Collector for this district to succeed Gen.
81. Harnden.
The NJ. E. church recently added
100 volumes to its Sunday school library.
The books were distributed for the fret
time last Sunday.
The children's day concert exercises
will take place in the M. E. church Sun
day evening, June a. at 730, to which
all are cordially invited
Next Sunday will be observed as
Children's Day by the Congregational
church with concert services and an ap.
propriate sermon in the evening.
Immense success in sale OF silks for
last week at VIM. A. Beurnaus'.
st. Paul's church congregation have
made some improvements to their church
aud parsonage property ia the way of
leveling the lot and building sidewalks.
The Wisconsin School for the Deaf,
located in Delavan, was closed June
| 9, fer the annual vacation. There are
now 2l5 deaf-mutes attending the in.
stitution.
The German Lutheran Synod of the
Wisconsin district, held in Milwaukee
last week, selected Rev. G. Strassen, of
this city, president for the ensuing three
years.
Fine Satin and Gold Wall Papers at
very low prices to close, Brown Bros.
The June number of Our Little
Ones and The Nursery comes to hand
fresh as daisy and as welcome to the
! little folk as flowers in May. Published
by the Russell Pub'g Co., Boston.
II. F. Solon, proprietor of the Posey
Creamery at Redwood, is erecting a new
creamery building 22x60 feet. Within
the building there will be fine we'll and
ice house. The capacity of the creamery
will be from 1900 to 1000 pounds day.
The village of Victory IN Vernon
county, on the Mississippi river, was
entirely destroyed by cyclone Sunday
afternoon. All the warehouses, stores
and dwellings, except two, were demol-
ished. Several persons were severely
injured, but no lives were lost.
"A fine line of straw hats at so cents
on the dollar at W. A BIS. See them.
Last night E. Weaver, who was
sitting on the fence seeing the Indian
DOCTOR operate, was ordered off, and
claims that before he could move away
he was pushed by an employe named
Milo and severely injured There will
be a hearing of the case this morning
before Justice Haliiger.
Yesterday wasa gala day and matters
were kept lively and interesting on the
streets. The cattle fair called large
number of people to the city, both for
business and pleasure, The parade of
DIR. n. P. Valerius' Clydesdale horses
with banners and comic characters was
something entirely new for home bust
ness enterprise and attracted general
attention. Then came the band of the
'Indian doctor marching "down town."
keeping step to lively tunes and double
quick time beaten on the Cactus Oil"
bass-drumt The weather was lust cool
enough for comfort and warm enough to
make everybody feel happy, and so was
about as near right as if ordered for the
occasion.
PIsCAToRrAL.-300, 900 wall eyed pike
| fry from the Wisconsin State Hatchery,
Milwaukee, were planted in the river
here Monday evening, under the snper-
vision of S. M. Eaton and Fl. Mulberger.