Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-05-05
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"A maine NAH udIlCO OhSOlOy Ian
is now 1O7 years old and can read with
out glasses. He says he has chewed
tobacco since 1900 and has been a con-
sistent Democrat = from which it is
assumed that he also drank something
else than water.
The best on earth can truly be said OF
Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which IS sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises,
saalds. burns, wounds and all other sores.
Will positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer,
Satisfaction guaranteed or money rafund.
ed. Price % cents.
The marriage of DR.. Fellows, of New
Orleans to Miss Angie Woodland, of APP
pleton, daughter of D. j. Woodland. was
solemnized on Tuesday evening last,
Rev. DR.. Raymond officiating. Miss
Mabel Chandler, of Beaver Dam, acted as
bridesmaid. and Mr. Fl. w. Kellogg as
gronmsman -Appleton Crescent.
-Raue & Dobbratz fit and hang your
window shades on short notice.
The lecture on Friday evening last
by Prof. Hantz on "Take the Sunny
Side" was well attended and favorably
spoken of. The Prof. counseled to take
the sunny side of the past, the present,
our country, toll, home, religion and
death. Lake Mills Leader.
April 9th L. II. Cordes & Co.'S
brick yard started up for the season I'M
der the most favorable auspices, and
unless bad weather intervenes they expect
! to have kiln burned and ready for
delivery or the Goth inst. Last year
work was commenced in the yard May IL.
Friday last the sale of the water
power and dam of Glib, Piper & Co., at
Piperville to the Ixonia Water League
was completed, the league paying S4,SO0
for the property. A portion of the dam
will be taken out this week. 1t is the
purpose to let the water down gradually.
Among the Masons who received the
Scottish Rite grades up to the 32d degree
at the Wisconsin Consistory, in Milwau-
waukee, recently, were Gov. Rusk, OF
Madison, Hon. A. K Delaney, of May
vile, Hon. Geo 1T. Lawrence, of Bur.
nett, and DR.. w. Fl. Ford, of Oshkosh.
Prepared kalsomine in assorted tints
by the pound at Raue & Dobbratz.,
"A man giving his name as P Con-
nor, resident of Danville, claims that
Thursday night, while in the act of en-
tering the caboose of the $50 freight
train going west, which was standing
between the Junction and the bridge, he
was dragged from the caboose and as
sauIted by three or four tramps and
robbed of a $50 silver watch and $1.35
in change. The officers we're notified
but no arrests were made.
Quite an exodus takes place from
this city and vicinity to Europe the pre-
sent season. Last Thursday Miss Matilda
Muberger and Miss Matilda Meyer
started for Fatherland, followed by VIM
Creuz, Mrs. w. H. Kruger, FL. Holste
wife and child on Saturday to visit Ger.
many.
Sunday night Jacob Krebs, ofLebanon
and O. Goetze, of Hustisford, took theil
departure on trip to Switzerland, and
Mr.. ard Mrs. a. Joeckel, of Lake Mills
left Saturday fer Germany.
-"Out of respect 10 the bahies." Baby
| hood for May urges the abolition OIL
| tobacco from all parts Of the house fire.
queated by children, and notes striking
| instance of the occasional serious effects
of toha eco smoke upon infants. In the
same number is a contribution from
Edward King, Paris, giving some very
interesting facts regarding the Baby Show
now in progress in that city. DR.. c. L.
Dana writes on ''Convulsions Among
the various shorter articles are: can
Experience in Home Instructions" "The
Sunday Closets" The Influences OF
Motherhood;' ETC. etc. Directions are
given for various articles OF the Baby's
wardrobe, illustrated. $3.50 a year, Is
cents number. Beekman ST., New
York.
Patents granted to citizens of Wis
consin for the week ending April 9th,
1886, reported by J. F. Beale, patent
lawyer, 637 Street, n. w, Washing
ton, d. c.:
La Fayette Aldrich, Milwaukee, steam
pipe and boiler covering; w J. Conway,
Milwaukee, construction of flooring and
sheathing; Stephen Freeman, Racine,
broad cast seed sower; Benedict OFT, La
Crosse, bark mill; n. o. Starks, Madison,
shoe for running machines; Squire Toney,
Viroqua, washing and backing machine /;
E. L. Walters and A. L. Ayres, Wal
worth, cleyis: Annie Walther and NJ.
Supple, Fond du Lac, garment-fasten-
ing.
"Wednesday last a grand rebel rally
was held at Montgomery, Ala, in honor
of the laying of a Confederate monument