Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-10-21

Pease.
"A large stock OF wall paper and
window shades has just been received al
Straw & Murphy's for the fall trade. z
DO you want to make money!. See
advertisement of g. Glaucke in another
column.
Miller & Reichert are placing in
position the proper appliances for heating
the residence of G. Schmutzler, in the
Sixth ward, by steam.
Last week our former townsman, D.
J. Woodland, purchased a fine seven
eighths Holstein bull from the herd of
George Blocker, of Hubbeton.
The best value for your money
wheref Buy your goods at W. F.
Gruetzmaeher's; it is to your interest to
trade there and save from 10 to 20 per
cent. 2
The October Babyhood gives its
usual variety of topics interesting to
parents, by its well-known editors, Mar
ion Harland and DR.. Leroy M. Yale, and
corps of able contributors.
CRUDE & Achtenhagen have added a
cloak department to their store, in which
| is kent the best assortment of the latest
styles of cloaks at prices that DEFY COM
petition.
Six stalwart young men in regiment
ais, including gold lace caps, invaded the
city last saturday and distributed on the
streets DR.. Schenck & Sons, Philadelphia,
patent medicine pamphlets.
Tank Kee was taken to China when
very young, and was raised in a Chine Sc
family. His education is essentially
Chinese, and his knowledge of China
and the domestic and religious life of the
Chinese is unsurpassed.
MARX Hartnett died Monday last at
his home in the Third ward, of jaundice,
aged rs years, after sickness of six
weeks. Deceased had resided here for
over IS years. He leaves wife, two
sons and two daughters.
Ladies should not fail to examine
the large and choice stock 10 every de-
partment at James Morgan's Dry Goods,
Millinery and Shoe House, Milwaukee.
He has just received an importation of
shawls in all the new styles.
L. T. Boyd, of Waukesha, son of
the former rector of St. Paul's church,
Rev F w Boyd, has received the ap-
pointment of receiver of the public
moneys at Bayfield,, vice Currie Bell,
formerly editor of the Waterloo Journal,
superseded.
The following are the recently elected
officers of the WATERFOWL Rifles:
Captain-Dr A. Solliday,
First Lieutenant-Chas F. Zautner,
Second Lieutenant-N. Bruegger,
President-Wm. F. Voss,
Vice President-Wm smith,
Secretary-A. J. Malloy,
Financial SeUretary-J. w. Brooks.
Our townsman, Horace Baker, had a
narrow escape from being severely if not
fatally injured last Wednesday while on
his way from London to Cambridge. The
team he was riding after ran away and
the vehicle turning over Mr. Baker was
thrown to the ground with great violence,
striking on his head and receiving pain
full bruises
-Peck's Sun, published at Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, is the most humorous paper
in America to day. George w. Peck, its
editor and proprietor, stands without an
equal as a humorist. He believes in
making people happy, and no one can be
otherwise who reads his most excellent
paper. Our readers are invited to read
the prospectus of Peck's Sun. in another
column. Sample copies mailed free to
any address.
Alexander Sullivan, president of the
Irish Land League, wrote Dr.. E. Johnson
few days since, accepting an invitation
to delive: an address in this city in the
interest of the Parnell movement in
Ireland, and it was expected that Mr..
Sullivan would speak here during the
coming week, but being called suddenly
to New York, he will not be able to NEE,
his engagement with the Watertown
branch of the Land League until abcu,
November 10.
From the September report of the
Secretary of the State Board of Charities
The chronic insane in the Jefferson
county asylum number 70; 81 males and
So females; the number whose labor
equals ordinary labor, is 3; half or more
of ordinary labor, 6; less than half Of
ordinary labor, Is.
The number in Dodge county asylum
is 81; males, so; females, At. The mum.
Der whose labor equals ordinary labor, 6;
half or more of ordinary labor, 90; less
than half of ordinary labor, %; one