Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-12-23

After the grand concert at Turner
Hall, January !, there will be social
hop.
The finest and most complete line OF
ladies' gents and childrens' handker-
chiefs ever brought to the city at WIN.
A. Beurhaus'
Call at VIM. Lewis place, east end
of Main street bridge, for the finest
oyster stew in the city. Fine business
lunch only Is cents.
IT. A. Chapman & Co., advertise
large stock of Gents Furnishing Goods at
low prices, See advertisement on fourth
page.
The first volume of Grants Memoirs
have been delivered to the Watertown
subscribers Only sixty copies were sold
here. The second volume will appear in
March.
The Watertown Masonic lodge hold
public installation of officers next
Tuesday, evening, December 20. The
supper will be given at the fremont
House. ),
Fred Kottmaun and Miss Augusta
Kohlmann were united in wedlock by
Justice Halliger Monday evening. The
happy couple will reside in the Fourth
ward.
|. The cases brought by G. F. Krebs
and other Justices Of the Peace Of this
county to recover fees in tramp cases,
were won last waek at Waukesha by the
Justices.
We were misin(ol med as to the death
ot Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bruegger's third
child which was published last week.
We are glad to know that the child is
rapidly recovering.
The new mortuary vault at Oak Hill
cemetery was accepted by the trustees on
Saturday. The vault is one of the finest
Of its kind in this portion of the state,
anl reflects credit on the buihlers, Its
cost is nearly $1,000
The ladies Of ot. Bernard's church
hold their annual fair in Randalls block,
beginning next Saturday evening and
closing or the evening of December 81.
The ladies' are making active prepara-
tons for the event and their efforts should
be well sustained.
"A truly artistic, elegant and con-
venient work in chromolithography and
the letter press is the Columbia bicycle
calendar for 1886, just issued by the Pope
Manufacturing company, of Boston.
Each day. of the year appears upon
separate slip, with quotation pertaining
to cycling from leading publications and
prominent writer's on both sides of the
ocean.
We have new feat of the mails to
chronicle. A letter mailed at Juneau
goes to Mansion, where it is stamped
Deem Der e and re mailed to Watertown,
arriving here December q at p. m.
Distance 10 miles; time 81 hours We
hold The envelope that proves this case.
Postmaster General Villas should employ
an inoffensive partisan foo-kller for
some of his mail routes.
Yesterday afternoon quite Ere
scare occurred by an accident in ii. I.
Eberle's drug store While shaking a
bottle in which some tar and turpen;ine
were being dissolved, the bottle burst
anu the contents were scattered on an
oil stove, starting considerable of blaze
in the rear of the store, which fortunately
was smothered by the use of snow before
much of any damage was done to the
premises.
w. F. Gruetzmacher, on Main St.,
between Sd and 4th streets, Watertown,
Wis, the leader in Holiday Goods; the
largest stock, the greatest variety, the
lowest prices. Christmas presents for the
million at prices that all can afford. The
place where 81 goes farther than So else
where. Don't buy thing for Christmas
until you have looked through my stock.
The whole store is teeming with bargains
such as my house is famous for.
-Charles Stearns, of GAINESVILLE, a
fireman on the Chicago & Northwestern
railway. while assisting in watering the
engine of his freight train at the Third
ward tank last Friday evening, fell from
the engine to the track and sustained
fracture of the skull. he was carried to
the Junction House, where DR.. Spalding