Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15

and Boston Store.
See advertisement of Brown Bros.
for sale OF stock of wall paper, paints,
&C., during next so days.
The Shakespearean club meets Sat-
urday evening at Mrs. M. A. Wright'a
studio. The reading OF King Lear will
be completed.
The New York and Boston Store are
positively going to leave and offer their
entire stock from the cost mark.
Don't forget to see Kate Claxton and
G. ID. Stephenson in the picturesque and
romantic drama. Sea of Ice, at Turner
Hall, Thursday evening, April %.
The community is promised two
wedding revelations from one well known
family in the Sixth ward during the
course of the coming month of May.
ALI dress goods at cost at New YORK
and Boston Store.
The Wisconsin Spanish Merino
Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers as
ISOLATION will hold its annual sheep
shearing festival at Whitewater on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th and
9th days Of May, 1886.
The monthly cattle fair Yesterday
was much more largely attended than
might have been expected on account of
the stormy weather. Some very excel
lent mlch cows and horses we're in the
market and good prices were realized
so cent unaund ered shirts for AZ
cents; 81 underwear for 80 cents; so CT.
underwear for 40 cents; ST rubber crcu-
lars for rs cents at New York aud Boston
Store.
Those who thought winter was over
were sadly disappointed in looking out
/ yesterday morning and beholding fierce
blizzard prevailing, coming from the
northeast anG from to inches of snow
already on the ground, forming picture
wintry enough for January.
AT the monthly meeting of the
/ Business Mems Association Monday
evening, resolutions were passed request
ing the Board Of Street Commissioners to
have the streets of the city cleaned ia
view of the probable visitation of cholera
to this country the coming summer.
No need of paying profit when we
are offering goods from the cost mark.
New York and Boston Store.
"A. G. Parkinson, of Columbus, late
Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, is the coming man it is said for
Internal Revenue Collector of this dis
trict, in place of General Fl. Harnden.
Mr.. Parkinson eau have either the Col
lectorship or the Marshal's Office, but
rather prefers the former.
The tragic death of Major S. G
Mower, one Of the editors of the Sunday
Telegraph, by his own hand in Milwau-
kee last Friday, causes great sadness
wherever the gentleman was known.
Major Mower, during several visits here,
had formed the acquaintance of some of
our citizens, by whom he will always be
pleasantly remembered for his genial,
frank, friendly ways and manners.
Lay in supply Of Table Linen,
Napkins, Towels and Handkerchiefs at
the cost sale at New York and Boston
Store.
The Giblin Fire Extinguisher Co.,
of Milwaukee, through their agent B. T.
Burdick, made very satisfactory test of
the power of their self acting appliances
to extinguish fires in this city last Thurs.
day. A number Of pine boards standing
erect, saturated with kerosene oil, were
lighted and formed large blaze which
was completely smothered in about Is
seconds by the use Of two of the extin-
guishers.
The goods have got to be sold.
Make no delay in early purchasing.
New York and Boston Store,
Judge Mann, of the Milwaukee
Probate Court, has made an interesting
decision in the matter of the estate of the
late Thomas NJ. Knox, former resident
of this city. The estate has been IN
litigation between Mrs. Knox and the
children ever since Mr.. Knox died. The
latest phase Of the controversy relates to
about $4,000 worth of tax certificates
and other securities, which the widow
refused to surrender TO the estate, claim
ing that her husband had given them to
her before his death. This claim was
fought b. the children and the judge
decides that Mr.. Knox having died pos
sessed of the property in dispute, the