Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-31
-Raue & Dobb.atz mixed paint put

Yeast for sale at A. Stallman's aud M.
Richtmann q Sons.
Barney McAuley, who played "a
Messenger from Jarvis Section" at Turner
Hall last October, died OF delirium ire
mems in New York on Monday.
"A large stock of window shades of
the latest patterns, window poles and
coruices and shade trimmings has just
been received at Straw & Murphy's. z
Both our Juneau and Hustisford
correspondents this week call attention IN
very forcible aud pungent lnaLner to
the necessities OF the case in Dodge
county politics,
A besotted and crippled piper, but
clad in red pants and plaid coat. all the
same. was the center of attraction for the
small boys on the streets Monday. His
playing was not very melodious nor his
ways very winning. He was "snother
unfortunate on his travels.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was unsettled. opening lower. but
rallying sharply and advancing &c, clos.
ingat 7S34c tor No. 2spring. 81 seller,
May ana @S314c June. Oats cltsed "A
Csc, corn at $500, rye al &c and barley
at 53c Hogs were firm at So S5@4.25. :
"A, Bible class was formed Monday
evening in St Paul's church. A definite
course of study was adopted, as set furth
by the bishop of the diocese. The text
book used is Nichols Help TO Reading
the Bible and an examination will be
held upon tie same June 8, next,
Yesterday the store of John Malloy
was closed by Sheriff Hing on an exc
cution in favor of the Wis .onsin National
Bank amounting to 5000 The total
liabilities of the concern amount to about
$4,000, with assets estimated at some
$500. There is general sympathy ex-
pressed for Mr.. Malloy in his business
embarrassment.
An action for libel has been COM
menced against the Waterloo Democrat
bv Calonia E. Blake, of Marshall, based
on an item that appeared In the Demo
crat of November 7, 1883. in relation to
her testimony in the trial of the state vs..
Michael Joice. An examination will be
held before Judge Braley, of the munich
pal court of Dane county, on April Z.
Fred Schm;edeman, for five wears
past typo in this office and for the last
three years its foreman. sewers his con-
nection with The REPUBLICAN this week
to Gil a position in one Of the offices at
St. Paul. He is good printer and we
wish him success. Mr.. Selmiedeman'
successor is Henry j. Hoffman, who some
years ago set his first type out of the
REPUBIICAN cases.
The annual charter election occurs
next Tuesday and thus far matters con.
nected with the contest are unusually
quiet, no name being mentioned for
treasurer except Mr.. Ruebhausen's, nor
candidates for assessors except Messrs.
Wenck and Gallagher. livery good
citizen, however, should interest himself
in the selection of honest, able and
faithful ward officers. '
Patents granted to citizens of Wis
consin for the week ending Tuesday,
March %, 1886, reported for the Re-
PUBLICAN, through the Office of ]. F.
Beale, Solicitor of Patents, No. 637 F
Street, n. W., Washington, D. c.:
F.P. Hanchett, Madison. car coupling;
A. Hartz. Richland Centre, compressed
pad buckle and trace loop; E NJ. Kellogg,
Waupun, grain binder; A. Fl. Fowes and
E. S. Gardiner. Jefferson, wagon end gate;
P. O'Neil, Milwaukee. lathe-Iest
Jacob j Toussaint, Jr., V. S., has
recently graduated from the Toronto
Veterinary college, standing ninth i'll 2
class of eighty. We all feel apride and
interest in the young surgeons certificate
of honor and diploma which he holds.
There was pleasant reunion OF the
three veterinary sons, namely, Frank J.
and Louis, of Milwaukee, and Jacob j.,
at the home Of the happy parents in the
First ward Sunday last The three
veterinary brothers will practice their
profession in Milwaukee.
ID. Crowley & Co. are doing business
IN four different branches, viz: Dry
goods and geuernl merchandise, of which
they carry general stock; their drug
store is frst-class and complete in every
respect; their grocery and provision store
would be a credit to town of much
larger population; their hardware and
implement store is full and complete, and
Messrs. Crowley & Co. are among our
pioneer merchants and have established
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