Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-06-23


advent of little daughter, born to them
Thursday.
The finest, fastest and largest stock
of neckties in the city, at Schltf1er q
Quenimeyer's. 81
-Rane & Dobbratz sell brushes from
new factory and can give prices that will
astonish everybody.
The Eau Claire club beat the Lake
Mills Blues, at Lake Mills, Monday, by
the score of to /.
"A picnic will be held at Heymann's
park, MOI day. July 5th, with grand il
luminations in the evening.
-Fowler's Skipped by the Light oil
the Moon" combination will have date
in August OF Turner Hall.
"A hydraugea, which for size and
richness in the color of the flower, is un-
surpassed, may be seen at LOFTS restau-
rant.
The Bay View base ball clubahd the
Lake Mills club will try their powers
with the bat at Lake Mills, Saturday,
July 8. ~a
&c. A Stallman froze two gallons Of
cream yesterday, in ten minutes, the best
time ever made here His cream is OF
the best. Try IT.
The beekeepers around Waterloo say
the season thus far has been an unusually
good one for honey, the product being
large apd of superior quality,
The latest piece of Watertown nautical
news is that Geo. P Gates, the west side
saloonist, will som launch steamer on
the river, capable OF seating 20 persons.
See advertisement of the celebration
of the Fourth of July by the Concordia
and Turner societies Both societies are
making active preparations for the event.
"A lot of fun hunters and fishers from
among our denizens are at Okauchee to-
day, bent on enjoyment and a picnic
dinner. Look out for fish stories to-
morrow.
Some vandals last night amused
themselves in tearing down signs and
committing other depredations along
Main street. Where are the night
watches?
Last night the Commercial Hotel
and fremont House buses collided near
Main street bridge, resulting in what is
thought to be the fatal injury of one of
the fremont House horses.
The farmers hereabouts are briskly
engaged in the hay fields. The hay
crop, although light in some places
owing to the continued drought, is on the
whole very fair in quality and yield.
II. A. Chapman & Co., Milwaukee,
offer a fine line of dress goods for hot
weather, silks for summer wear and ladies
white suits as as will be seen by referring
to their advertisement on 4th page
BY the railroad time changes our
customary o'clock eastern mail is now
received by the Z o'clock P. NJ. train from
Milwaukee, and is distributed so as to be
received at the post Office before O. clock.
The scholars, teachers and friends of
the public schools will hold picnic on
Concordia Island to morrow, Thursday
The children, with their teachers, will
form in procession at noon and march to
the island, headed by the Philharmonic
band.
For the Supreme Lodge Knights of
Pythias meeting at Toronto, Ont, July
18th, the Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way Company will sell excursion tickets
July 9Th to 18th, Watertown to Toronto
and return for $3.50. Tickets good to
return on until Aug. End, 1886.
VIM. Kieckbusch, of the Second ward,
was adjudged insane upon the testimony
of Drs. Herman and Moulding, and
taken to the Northern Hospital in charge
of Deputy Sheriff Brook on Monday. He
is unmarried and 62 years CT age. His
mind appears to be unsettled on religious
subjects.
Information is wanted at this Office
of Elizabeth Harth, widow, who is be-
lieved to have lived in this city some-
where about the year 1865. She was an
American, but her husband was Dane,
who is said to have been killed 10 Mis-
souri, during the war. Relatives in Den
mark wish to find the family on account
of an inheritance.
p. V. Brown was the recipient Mon
day of box Of fresh mountain trout
from his son, Lansing V. Brown, at Mul.
Ian, Montana. The Rocky Mountain
L L. Al