Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-10

1All, heeSSNlllc, SATURDAY S'On"s, we
18th.
Don't forget the great sale of winter
goods for the next 80 days at the Boston
Shoe Store.
j. R. Greggs is the newly appointed
postmaster at Hubbleton vice VIM. Il.
Edwards. deceased,
Pay the taxes on your personal
property on or before the 18th inst. to
avoid trouble and cost.
"A. Altrogge has made some changes
and improvements in his clothing store
preparatory to the receipt Of the spring
stock.
The remains of Mrs. Dwight Foster,
the first white woman to reside at Fort
Atkinson, were buried at that place Sum-
day last.
Rev. Thomas E. Green, of the
Eighth Presbyterian church of Chicago,
will at once resign his pastsrate and join
the Episcopal church.
Hon. A. <. Delaney, of Mayville,
United States District Attorney, paid a
visit to town last Thursday with view
no doubt of looking after his political
fences, hearing, perhaps, that their con-
dition was nothing to brag about. Il
Conductor and Mrs. Tremain who
have made their home in this city during
greater portion of tue past year, have
moved to Milwaukee, Mr.. Tremaine
having been appointed to position as
ticket puncher on the Chicago DIVISION
Occnomo,coc Free Press.
The Corvallis (Oregon) Gazette of
January %, contains q notice of the
death of Alex. Samuels, formerly Of
Beaver Dam, and brother of Thomas
Samuels, former resident of this city,
the sad event occurring at Pasadena,
California, January Is. He served in
the war in the 9th Wisconsin Infantry.
The two Anger brothers were yes
terday released from their cells in the
central station, where they have been
confined for a week, as neither of their
employers cared to prosecute them. The
three trunks full of drugs found in their
rooms were assigned over by the young
men to their attorney, w. Fl. Ebbitts-
Milwaukee Sentinel 7th inst.
Richard Lindsay, of Lodi, who
started out in his legal career in this city
over Is years ago, and subsequently be-
came one of the prominent lawyers OF
the state, died last Friday evening from
exposure. being found the Wednesday
morning previous in front of his Office
with both his arms and legs frozen
through. He had been drinking hard.
The Redwood Glee and Dramatic
Club give az entertainment to the citi-
zens of Lowell next Friday evening and
perform in Waterloo on next Monday
evening. Having had the pleasure of
hearing this amateur troupe we can safe
ly promise our friends in the above places
a rich and enjoyable entertainment and
hope to hear oi good patronage having
been extended to them
We take this opportunity of ex-
pressing our sincere thanks to r. Reinke,
proprietor of the fremont House, and his
estimable wife, for the use of rooms in
which to hold the donation for our pas
tor last Wednesday evening, aud for their
uniform patience, kindness and liberality
extended to us on the occasion we will
eyer hold them in grateful remembrance.
NJ. E. CHURCH CoNGREGA ALTON.
We will give with every s. worth of
goods, excepting sugars, purchased for
cash at our store one chance on a genuine
Singer Sewing machine to be rallied.
The machine is an A No. complete with
all attachments, folding Leaf, two draw
ers and cover. Price held by all machine
agents at $40 and guar anteed for years.
The drawing for the machine takes place
Thursday, March 25.
IT n TAxfCc 2, 10
The arrest Friday afternoon of c..
T. Zautner, city marshal, by Deputy
Sheriff Brook, on charge of bastardy
preferred against him by Lydia Lehman,
of Hustisford, created considerable ex-
element. The case was brought before
Justice Stacy but adjourned fo- hearing
to February Is, Marshal Zautner giving
bail in the sum cf $500, G. Goette being
his surety. G. II. Gardner appeared for
the defendant. The defendant denies
the charge in toto and it is reported will
offer proofs of conspiracy and blackmail
in his defense.
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