Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-04-14

The A. r. WILDER 10 and 2O-cent
theatrical combination opened for a sea-
son of enc week, at Turner Hall, Monday
evening. The company is strong one
A silver pitcher will be drawn Saturday
evening.
Rev. J. M. Campbell will exchange
pulpits next Sunday with Rev. c. M.
Boynton, of Sun Prairie,
&C. Kaler, of Columbus, was arrested
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Brook, for
an aggravated case of cruelty to horse
and fined $500 and costs, amounting to
$11.84.
-Raue & Dobbratz give all orders for
paper hanging and painting their person
al and prompt attention. D
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:-Wi With your
permission will thus publicly pronounce
the individual who reported that was
seen to leave the train and walk up town
with two strangers, or any person VIII at
ever, On last Friday evening, a liar and
scalawag. f. z. BROOK.
Ceiling paper hanging at prices
which make whitewashing expensive at
Raue & Dobbratz. 8
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was weak and % to 1c lower,
closing at 1890 for No. 2 spring. TIC
seller May and 1890 June. Flour was
dull and unchanged. Oats closed at
2S1ac, corn at 36c, rye at 641ac and bar
| lev at 50c Hogs were sc higher, rang
ing at 1896 to $40.
Last Wednesday Michael Tracy,
lodged in Jefferson Jail awaiting his trial
for the burglary of Gingles' saloon, was
taken before Judge Colonius and plesded
guilty. He was sentenced to one year in
the state prison at Waupun. and he was
placed behind the prison bars Wednesday
evening His accomplice in the crime.
George English, is still in Jefferson Jail
awaiting trial at the circuit court.
The largest, choicest and most stylish
line of Gents neck wear ever in Water
town, has just arrived at Schiller &
Ouentmever's, also large line OF party
ties 10 delicate tints. Call and see them.
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Patents granted to citizens of Wis
consin for the week ending April 9Th,
1886, reported by J. F. Beale, patent
lawyer, 6S7 F Street, N. W, Washing
ton, d. c.:
J. w. Allen, Milwaukee, spoke polish
ing machine; J. P. Bullock. Milwaukee,
grain binder g patents); Frank Chvola,
Cooperstowu, device for supporting Ian
terms; 6. 2. Cramer & F. B. Langworthy,
Indian Ford, harness buckle; P. 7.
Graves, Milwaukee, stool; VIM. D. Gray.
Milwaukee, roller grinding mill, a pa
tents); VIM R. Lyle, Ripon, storm-door;
F. Twick, Sheboygan, combined land
roller and clad crusher.
Specially prepared floor paint, guar
{ anteed to dry hard and not tack at Raue
& Dobbratz, Main ST., between Sd and
4th streets. 5
AT the Teachers Institute, held at
Fort Atkinson recently, the following
were among the teachers enrolled:
Town oFWATERTowN- Ellen Hughes
4, Ida Wollensack 4, Emma Meyer 4,
Libbie Holland 4. Katie McMahon 4,
Lizzie Brooks 4, Lille Grutt 4. Mary
Giblin 3, Emma Wieman 4. Ann Lee
wellen 4, Nellie Shinnick 4, Emma
McMahon IL, Anna Dervin 2, Alice
Dervin 2, Anna Moran 2, Nellie Need
ham, 4.
CONCORD. = Blanche Rosenkrans 4,
Aggie Huntchinson 4, Michael Dinneen
AZ, Kate Griffith 8.
FARMINGToN.-Lewi Goodbout 80,
Arthur Aspinwall 215, Gladly Dunning
4, Grace Potter 81. May Hull l.
IxoNIA.-Nellie Forsyth 4, Elizabeth
Heillman 4, Rosa Brainard 4, 1nger
Evenson 4, Emil Veith 4.
A large stock of window shades of
the latest patterns, window poles and
cornices and shade trimmings has just
been received at Straw & Murphy's. 2
Personal.
Miss Nettie Clapp, of Fort Atkinson. is