Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01

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of nine miles of Oconomowoe.
Call at the REPUBLICAN, Office to
have your election tickets printed.
/ The Baraboo Advertiser, published
by J. F. Ksrtack, former Watertown
boy, is received.
Now is your opportunity to buy
crockery snd glassware at greatly reduced
| prices at A. Gamm's crockery store.
- Reports from the chief wheat grow
ing states of the country regarding the
condition of the wheat crop are discour-
ing.
DIR. N. z. Valerius is meeting with
fine success in Introducing Clydesdale
stock among the horse fanciers 10 this
vicinity.
This is Holy Week and next Sunday
is Easter, commemorative of risen
Savior, accepted by Christendom as en-
bracing the truth of the Resurrection of
the dead.
The meeting of the Shakespearean
Club appointed for next Saturday even
ing, will be postponed on account of being
Easter eve to Saturday evening, April
II, at the home of the Misses Voss.
MIR. and Mrs. w. J. Toussaint were
| rio no han Of Iou
baby on Thursday, their 6rst-born. The
pleasing event has added to the stature
and Importance of 'Joe," as well it
might.
Here is note oil warning to some
uneasy, ANXIOUS and aspiring heads in
this city,.
William Shields, an old man was app
pointed postmaster at Westchester, Pa,
and becoming worried over the duties of
his Office he drowned himself Tuesday
morning.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
the advertisement of Dr. F. B. Wood, of
Woods Health Dispensary, Milwaukee.
DR.. Wood will make his first visit to this
city Saturday and Sunday next and
thereafter will visit here regularly days
in each month. Read his advertisement.
An important event to WATERFOWL
takes place here this summer, being the
tri-ennial meeting of the Sangerfest Of
the Northwestern langerbuud, composed
of the societies in Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Illinois. A male chorus of 500
voices will be present under the direction
of Prof E. &. Gaebler, of La Crosse.
Mrs. Rachael Moulding, mother of
DR.. F. G. Moulding, o: this city, and J.
j. Moulding, of Milwaukee, died Satur-
day at Ter home at Blackberry, Illinois,
in the seth year of her age, Only two
weeks ago the deceased and her husband,
who survives her, celebrated with all
! their children the 6Oth anniversary of
their wedding.
Among the Senate bills indefinitely
postponed by the Assembly last week
were she following:
Providing that the proceeds of the sale
! OF swamps and overlooked lands in Dodge
and Jefferson counties shall belong TO
those counties end be used by them in
dredging the Craw6sh river and Mud lake
from Milford 10 jefferson; imposing on
insurance companies doing business in
Wisconsin license of 81 900 and 2 per
cent. of the cash receipts for premiums.
The special attention CT our readers
is called to DIR. F. b. Woods double
column advertisement in this issue. We
are authorized by several of our citizens
who know him we'll 20 use their names if
We see fit, in assuring our readers that
the Doctor is gentleman in the best
sense of the word. His published testi-
monials show the opinion held as to his
medical ability by others who know him.
He has before visited our city, and will
hereafter make regular monthly visits
Whitewater Chronicle, March 10.
We would especially refer our readers
to the new advertisement of A. ". Rich
& Co., the popular and reliable dry goods
merchants of Milwaukee. Of course no
one goes to Milwaukee without visiting
their mammoth and attractive store; but
it is no longer necessary to 60 10 the city
in order to enjoy equal shopping advan-
| tages with city folk, since this firm issues
an illustrated and descriptive catalogue
and price list, whereby customers at dis.
lance can purchase by mail just as salts
factorilY as over the counter.
Half dozen tramps placed in the
lookup Wednesday evening at o'clock
by the deputy marshal for lodging, were
quite forgotten by the officials and were
not released until Thursday at o'clock
p. 10 being all this time in confinement
without food or water. The unfortunates,
with gells and hallooing. attracted the