Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-09


the Waterloo base ball club at Waterloo
next Sunday afternoon.
The last opportunity our citizens VIII
have for hearing the renowned Hungar-
ian Gypsy Band is on Friday Evening,
at Turner Hall. The Hungarians should
be greeted with full house.
-Raue & Dobbratz sell brushes from
new factory and can give prices that VIII
astonish everybody.
We found on our table awaiting us
yesterday morning box of delicious
strawberries, with the compliments OF
"Robert Williams, of Piperville." Thanks
for the fruitful remembrance.
Adam Kuntz of the town of Water
town was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Brook last Wednesday, for working
disabled and sick horse. Kuntz was
taken before Justice Stacy and fined $40
and costs, total $685.. The case was
most cruel and aggravated one.
Miss Sophie Gabler, now of Milwau-
kee. will visit Watertown one day each
week and accept limited NUMBER OF
pupils desiring instruction 10 voice cul'
ture and piano. For particulars apply
to john B. May, Esq.
Monday night this vicinity Was Wis
tied by frost, the effect of witch was
visible on vegetation, although no great
amount of damage is reported. Forta-
nately, owing to the dryness of the soil,
the corn was not injured, but small fruits
and grapes suffered some.
Bert Hoard, of The Jefferson County
Union, surrounds newspaper with a
new interest by speaking of it in the
feminine gender, thus: Render unto The
Union the credit that is due her." Bert
has doubtless engenderedt this grammatical
idea from bearing of a newspaper putting
on a new dress.
when you want gloves, hats. caps,
suspenders, socks, neckwear, shirts, cuffs,
collars, linen or silk hardkerchiefs, or
anything in furnishing goods line, you
should look over our assortment, as we
carry the choicest in the ely. 1t costs
nothing to look at goods
SCHILLER & QUFWFMEYER.
The Right Rev. Edward r. Welles,
Bishop of Wisconsin, administered the
sacred rite of confirmation to's class of
seven persons last Sunday evening at St.
Paul's church, in the presence Of large
congregation. The services were i'm.
pressively rendered, Bishop Welles
preaching a fine sermon upon tfie scrip
tural authority for the confirmation rite.
The St. Paul's church supper and
festival last evening at Lower Turner
Hall, was fine success, the lapies clear
ing about $40. John Waldo won the
prize, q beautiful brass hand-painted
plaque, in guessing the nearest number
below to the number of beans in jar,
which contained 1927 beans, the victor
having guessed 1859 The home made
candy manufactured by the young ladies
won popular favor, and the demand ex
ceeded the supply, Notwithstanding the
large stock on hand.
Patents granted to citizens of Wis
consin for the week ending June l.
1886, reported by J. F. Beale, patent
lawyer, 6S7 F Street, N. w, Washing
ton, D. c.:
Chas. S. Beebe, Racine, two.wheeled
vehicle; Henry Geisler, Manitowoc,
wash tub stand; D J. Murray, Wausau,
feed table for saving machines;' Lewis
Sherman, Milwaukee, niturator.
Don't forget to call and see the large
and full line of Glassware and Crockery
Just received at my establishment. A
choice line of decorated chamber sets of
latest shapes and designs; also number
of decorated tea and dinner sets, which I
have ready for sale al rock bottom prices.
Everybody invited to call and look over
the stock, corner Main and 4th streets.
S5w3. AUG. GAMM.
Saturday night five tramps attacked
night watch, G.. Kerr, near the fremont
House. Kerr used his billy freely on the
desperadoes who then retreated towards
the Junct on. Kerr firing after them and
the firing being returned. Two of the
gang were nabbed a. the Junction by
Marshal Zautner. and ope of them struck
the marshal with a sling.shot. In his
fall one of the tramps escaped, and the
other was run into the Junction House,
but upon the marshal's return from bis
search the tramp in the house had es-