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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
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Der in Wilwautee eri9einenbe vSaus.
unO Sauetnfreunb" i9reibt:
,Ois 3siteu in6 i9le5t. Die @abr.
belt bteIes 10 oft ausgeipro1enen Sabes
MID Der 9anS ni9t in QbreSe iteaen, wenu
man oamit iasen mill, SaB bic 8reiie fir
bic 6armprobufte ausenblidli9 10 nieSris
iteben, baB au9 Der heiBisite, itrebiamfte
Bauer feline Inforbsrinsen or bas 9e5eu
iebr eini9rdnfen muB, penn giunabme
unb Nussa6e ii9 uusslei6en ioIen. Don
einem nennensusrtben lleberi3uB lit bsim
Bauer b~sutSutase pobl nur iebr ausuabms.
weiie bic &ebe. SnbefIen bemerten mir
bod einen sroBen INTERRUPTED. Gin Bauer
uerbe1ert ieinen Serm0sensita tros Der
i9le3ten 3eiten, wenisitens lit elm &iids
idritt ni9t gu beobadten /; elm Inberer
untsr senau benieIbeH S%erbaItni6en ssbt
offsnbar ben Rrebssana, er gerdtb in
vS9ulb unb llnssbul6". Wfan iaat:
rgs sIIdt ibm ni9t." Sieisn
WanseI an Slid i6reibt man sunddif
ben idlsdtsn 3eiten uuf's &erbboIS. Sb
es ni9t aber auBsr ben idledteu 3eiten
nod anbere III a d sibt2 Offenz
bar, benn sssen bieie babsn aae, Obne
ausnabme, gu fampfen.
Gsriuden mir IS sinmal, uns iiber bies
len Bunft tlar gu wsrben. 3ieben mir
uuiere grfubrunseu gu Hntbe, 70 tommen
mir gu benz S6Iu6e, bab es mau6en 8aus
crn ni6t sliiden MID,
neil es i5nen IN 9uit sur arbeit fsbIt,
ober
neil tie ua5Idiiig itnb,
neil lie nit BEN QuforSerunsen Der Belt
ni9t forti5reiten,
neil iie an ibrem Serufe teine Sreube
baben,
neil ie Die alrbeit ais Elm llnsIit be-
tradten,
neil fe peri9wenberii9 uub ui5t bauss
bdIteriib iinb.
neil iie teinsn Miit auf's 2anb b~rinsen,
neil iie ibr Ssu, @etreibe unb Strob
~usrtaufen, itatt es in SIeii9, 9uts
ter uno &die gu psrrpanbeln unb
slei9seitis fir Oinser iorsen,
neil iie lire 5ibner IN ben Bdumen
iberna9ten la1en,
neil fe fir ibr gisb teine Staue
bauen,
neil iie ibre BfsrSe nidt pussn,
neil ie ibre Gderseratbe i'm Selbe benz
Wetter ausseiest lahen,
neil ie tire Wasen nidt i9mieren,
neil ie ibr Tieb bunsern unb burlten
Iaien,
neil iis fire Nrbeitsn eur unrs9ten 3eit,
bulo gu friib, baIo gu ipdt, pors
nsbmen,
neil is ibre 3eit ni6t ridtis eintbeis
len,
neil fe nidt wihsn, baB bas 8iuisite
bas i9ledteife 1T,
neil iie ibrsn Siebitan6 ni9t bur9
Sermii9nns NIT &ahenblut pers
belIern,
neil iis iid bic Grfabrunsen slnosrer
ni3t su Nuten MAIDEN,
neil ie ibren Sopf ni9t anitrenseu
woIen,
neil iie nit Der Yolitit mebr ais NIT benz
Nferbau ii9 bei9dftisen,
neil ite Neuerunsen ni9t prifen, ions
bern BON ~uornberein uera9ten unb
permerfen,
neil iie lire @cbdube unb 3dune ni5t
ausbehern, iouberu bisislben pers
loobern laiien,
neil iie ibre &abe ni9t reseImdbis mels
Ten,
neil iie feline lanbwirtbi9aftli9en Bis
der ober 3eitunsen Ieien,
neil ie fi5 auf ben Bierbdnten wobler
fiblen ais Bel Der Nrbeit,
neil fie slauben, ben Sesen Defen ents
bebren 81 t0nnen, obne Den umi0nit
bauen, bic ba bauen. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
6rcbelbaite @stte. Gin Mssssrburi9,

Grepelhafte @stte. Gin Mssserburi&e
aus Saperm, ). 3. Bel Messer Mdrs in
Ofbofen In Irbeit wettete lestbin Nbenbs
benz yM. Gsbl.~ ;ufOIse tn elmer bortis
gen Wirtbi@aft, baB er neunssbn S9nds
pfc (2), alio II 2iter 8ranntpsin na9eins
amber triuten Tonne! Die @ette warb ses
balten, aud bas traurise 8unitftiid ri9tis
fertis sebra9t, aber nd9iten Worsen fanb
man ben Burden tobt in isinem Bette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

Gin GnslGaber iist nit Der llbr in Der
Sanb auf ieinem gett i'm Sotel: IS llbr
uno nod INNER tommt 0iemanb mid me.
den. Sd werbe i9lieBIi9 nod ben 3us
peridlafeu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

Mande 9eute iagen: uOie aussebruns
tann nidt sebsiIt psr6en." Cine Grfab.
rln9 uon piersis Sabrcn fat bewieisn, ba6
@per's Gberrp : BectOraI biele &ranf6eit
beiIt, wenn iie ni9t idon gu melt fir alle
drStIide Silfe sesansen lit. SeIbit bcun
sepdbrt es sroBe Grlei6teruns, unb fi9ert
erfrii6enben Sdlaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

Niemano, Der an i~tropbuI0isn arantbsis
ten Ieibst, burf an ieiner SeiIuns uersweis
feIn, wenn er Iper's Sariapariua sebOris
sebrau9t. sic befreit bas Blut uon allen
llnrsinistsiten, Ssrit6rt babur9 bic Ssime,
aus bensn iid Stropbeln entpideln, unb
sibt benz sanSen S6rper neuss 9ebsn unb
neue Rraft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
ltcberliitet. SebIbauer Unit benz Serrn

Hcberliltet. Seolbauer Unit benz 5errn
9tbpotatsn an benz nsuen 3aun ieines Gar
tens ifsbenb): ySsbeu sic, Serr Dottor,
iett bat Der b6ie Na6bar ben itreitisen
i3aun bod MAIDEN laGen. sic pilIcu ia,
buB Sur9 bic ebemaIise idledte 9sfe ims
mer feline Sibner sei8Iipft iinb unb mel.
neu @arten uerfrott baben. - Ibpotat:
limb jest habsn sic i'm wirtli9 gum
3uun sebra9t obne &lase, obne YroSeB?"
= SeSlbauer: vRoitst mid peber @es
rt6tstOiten nod @sbibren, ionbern MIR brei
Outenb gisr. Oils mid Der Ia5bar nit
msinen gsi6uerSen iibsr feline 9ibner MIR
ausladte, ididte i6 linn ole paar Gage Gin
Oueeno gier binibsr nit benz Sorsebep,
feline Sibuer uerlessn bic gier su mir Der:
iiber. limb aIs id linn einiss 3eit Sarauf
feline @ier mebr ididte, war IN a9t Gassn
Der neue 3aun gebaut."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
,Sier, 9ienifmann, brinsen Sie bas @es

UpItr, VItHIMuHH, UlHYeH Stepus Ve|
mdIoe iofort gum @inrabmen. 9tsbmen iie
fi3 aber iebr IN A9t! SIS lit eben erit fsrs
tis seworben unb bic Sarben iinb nod gang
frti9!"-r @ensitisen Sic id nidt, Serr
Maler! Saben fe tsine Mnsft nidt!
Mein RitteI bat ndmli9 idon 10 uiels SIes
den, baB es auf Elm gis9en Selfarbe mebr
ober weniser gar ni9t barauf antommt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
Ser Serpa BON @arl6uruuab bsfanb

ii9 einit in elmer @eieui9aft, bic nidtS pom
&rissspsisn ueritanb, aber uon einsm ges
iprd9 barber trosSem nidt absubrinssn
mar. = vOie gauge Sa9e 1T ia ni9t Der
Rebe wertb," meinte enbli9 ber Ssrsos.
uSeben sic, Sormittass tdmpfsn mir Swsi
Stunben, BON ell ubr, anb Na9mits
tags sewObnli@ nur cine = o n2-s ubr;
alio baben mir Solbaten nod cine san3e
MenSe 3eit fir's 8erSnisen ibris!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
llufebl6ar. Gin griefmarfeniammlsr

NHItDlUar, gH OrIeTHlaftenlanlfIIer
bu9te LANCE barber nod, wie er am rai6es
fen in ben Beiit uieler inIdnbilden Mars
ten fdme. = vDas 1T isbr sinfa9," msine
tie elm 6reunb, res tnitet MIR elm Snierat."
&i@tis betam Der Summler, Der ii9 BON
benz Sreunb i~nitruirsn IieB, i'm 2auf Der
eritsn 8o9e i6er tauienb Ntartsn. Sein
Snierat bate %selautet: @sSi6te wer6en
gelu5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12
AGerfei Spas umo gruf.

9rci ensliide Spridm6rter. 0rsi lee
ben friebli3, menn Spei ni9t babeim iinb.
= User in Der 9offnu9 lebt, tanst obne
Rniit. = 8eibsr ueri9ei9en. mas lie ni9t
wiIlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

Sen 9iehbaberu zines miIben &ai9tas
bads ooer elmer Yriie aromatii9sn
S1nupftabats iiub bic Sabrifate pon
Sail q 4r In Baltimore lansit lisbsss
me 6reunbe. Sebet barauf bic eds
ten Nrtifsl gu erbaltsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

aas osm Gramen. @raminator: v@e:
ben Sic mir elm gsiiptel elmer abuebmeus
ben Gro9rellion." gan0ioat: DIE Ils
tersansuben weibIider 3eusen Dor @eri9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

Sat: vRelner, mo babt SIR ben Wsin
ber?"- 8ellner: vOas 1T &ibesbeimsr
mein 9err."- Sat-: so no, ben
tOnnt Sbr aud bier MAIDEN Iaien, bann
ipart Sbr bic Sra9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

Sas SOdfte. amsysr: nSsb'ns bic
awei Quilting bort an bic tam bod Niss
manb lei9t uon chamber unterideiben. -
8meper: vOas III nod gar ni1ts. Sd
bab' spei 3wiainssbriiber sesannt, bic f9
felber miteiuanber perws1ielt baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

Gs lit pnnbfrbar! = Sin &unbe iaste
uns neuli6, bag cine einsise Slai9e uon
benz beriibmten Salpation Del ieinsn Jtbeu1
matismps uOais beisitist babe. gs tos
itete i'm bic toloiule Summe BON - 25
geuts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

SinNli6e aritif. aenn9en left ibrsr
Mutter in einem Su5e, bas ibsr Si6en.
uno 9auSbaItunssfrusen beIebren mill.
sic finbet ba cine anusiiuns, vGier frii9
81. erbalten," in Der es beiBt: yUtan lsge
le mDgIt6f nit benz ipisen gube mad n
"gSihsn ous unisre 6ibner i9on2"
fraste @enndsn i&leunisit Die SHUTTER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

SIN Sabre 1889 bat man bic &e9te bes
Msni9sn fsifssitslt, in bunbert Sabrsn
wirb man ii4 an bic &s9te @ottes srins
nern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-12

Gin Srinfer, benz man init @eintraus
ben aufwartet: sd bante. i'd nebme ben
Wein ME In Pilenform Su MR."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

John w. Boughton. of Philadelphia,
an old Watertown boy, and q colder in
the First Wisconsin Cavalry, has been on
q visit to relatives and friends in this city
and vicinity for few days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barker, OF Tyler,
Minnesota, who have BEEN called here BY
the death Of their daughter, Mrs. ID. Cea.
sar, are Waiting friends in thia. city aud
vicinity the present week.
J.H. Reyes, Of Eau Claire, we'll known
to the readers of the REPUBLICAN as ita
former proprietor. paid o brief visit in
town from yesterday afternoon until this
morning. He was on his way to attend
the department encampment of the G.
A. Rat Milwaukee,.
Onie Perry, of williamsburg, Iowa, ID
visiting his uncle, John Perry. at Pipers.
Vile.
s,Mr, and Mrs. VIM. Smith, Of Neosho,
visited Mr. and Mrs. WIN. Wurtzler lass
week.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
WATERFOWL, Feb. 2.
Circuit Court.

The February term of the Jefferson
County Circuit Court, Judge Bennett,
presiding, opened Monday. The calen-
dar, although not very lengthy, embraces
several important cases. In tie follow
ing suits parties from this city and vicin'
ity are interested:
Jonathan Piper ct al. VS. John Perry,
May 4th, 1885.
ferdinand Bursinger vs. Bank of Wa
tertown, June l, 1885.
Ada II. Robinson vs. VIM. II. Rohr ct
AL, August l, 1884.
James Cody VS. Theresa Cody, August
20. 1885.
Theresa Cody ys James Cody and
VIM. G. Cody, October 26. 1885
Theresa Cody VS. Wm. 6. Cody.
Johann Last Us Alvina Melchior, No
yember 13, 1885.
G. F. Zautner VS. John III. Bramer,
December, 1886
Robert Haas vs. August Panberg ct. al
Emily Bursinger va Ferdinand Bur-
singer. divorce.
State OF Wisconsin vs. Frank File
burglary.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
In MeuLOriu21a.

At the regular meeting of Rescue
Temple of Honor, held on Monday even.
ing, February 1st, 1886, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty
God, to whom we bow in humble sub
mission, to remove by death from our
midst, Lucy A, the wife CT our esteemed
brother A A. Ha.die, therefore:
Resolued, That we do sincerely sym.
pathize with our brother who has been
bereft of q loving wife, and we as brother
Templa.s. extend to him our heartfelt
sympathy in his great bereavement.
Resolced, That copy of this pream-
BILE and resolutions be entered upon our
book of record, and copy sent to brother
Hardie, also a copy TO the Watertnwn
Republican and WATERFOWL Gazette for
publication.
Fl. ]. KUHN, w. G. T.,
w. II. MAY, w. VET.
Attest, A. BAUM, Recorder pro tenn.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

Chicago, Friday evening, January 30
1886, of consumption of the bowels
aged 80 years. Although in delicate
health for year or more, yet when the
! final summons came it was sudden and
unexpected. Deceased was the old
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther S.
Boughton, OF the Second ward, and her
last moments were made peaceful and
happy by the presence of her fond par
epts who reached her bedside few hours
before she breathed her last. Possessed
of quiet. retiring nature and swe, t.,
amiable disposition she was not only be-
loved at her own family Preside but had
endeared herself to a large circle of
friends on account of her genuine worth
aud beauty of character. A loving hus.
band is stricken with his great loss and a
beautiful home has become desolate by
her death. Her parents, sisters and
brother mourn for one dearly beloved
whose memory will be eyer cherished.
The body arrived here Sunday by the 5
p. IN. train and the funeral was held
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from the
NJ. E. Church. Rev. D. O. Sanborn and
Rev. VIM. Paul united in conducting the
services. the sermon being preached by
the latter. The remains were deposited
in Oak Hill cemetery.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
JUNEAU.

The Juneau Telephone, hitherto owned
and published by G. A. Pettibone, has
been sold by him to syndicate of Dodge
county politicians, who by this hope to
prop up the tottering strength Of the we'll
known "ring."" Mr.. Pettibone will re-
main in charge for the present, but every
vestige OF independence that the paper
ever possessed will, of course, vanish, and
the only objects of the paper will be to
continue in office the corrupt ring, who
for so long time has disgraced the
county, and at the same time perpetuate
the term of Office of the members Of the
syndicate. II
Large quantities of barley have been
purchased and shipped from here for the
last few weeks.
At the regular term, of the circuit
court, commencing here on Tuesday,
February o, some twensy-four crin'as'
cases are noticed for trial, among them
the State vs. Mrs. Martin for being az
cessory to the murder Of her husband,
The case will probably be sworn away 70
some other eounty.,
II. Tewkabury lectures On Monday
evening next, 10 Congress hall. on the
Battle Of Gettysburg; on Monday and
Tuesday, February Is aRd is. r. Powrie'
of Fond du Lac, will exhibit pictures Of
battle scenes. etc.. through stereopticon
This exhibition is highly spoken. of.
Fl. Curtis, F. w. Lueck, Dr.. Halloch
and other members OF the G A. Z. post
are In attendance on tho department en-
campment at Milwaukee this week.
D. A. Wymau, for many years resi-
dent of this town. has leased his iastn
and 10 selling his personal property al
auction, preparatory to moving to Flori-
da, where bis mother has fox some time
resided. w.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
OS ,,lt'n II T.

Maria, wife. Of David Ceasar, and
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Barker, of Tyler. Minnesota, died Thurs.
day eveniDgflsst. January %, 1886, at
her home in the town Of Watertown, Of
consumption. aged o years. She leaves
q husband aud three young children, the
oldest only seven years of age, 70 mourn
her untimely death. Deceased was 3
lcviug wife, fond mother and kind
neighbor and friend. Her family in
their sad afliction have the sympathy of
I'll in the great loss they have sustained.
Mrs. Caesars funeral was held
Sunday afternoon from. the Norman
school house near her late home. Rev.
VIA. Paul officiating. Her remains
were laid to rest beside her babe in Pr
peryille cemetery.
Rose A., wife of John r. True. died at
her hone, 1913 Wrightwood Avenue,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
Farmers' Institute.

The Farmers institute for Dodge coun.
ty will be held a! the city hall, Beayer
Dam, February Is and 10. The follow
ing talented speakers have been .secured:
Hon. W. q. Morrison. Madison-objeess and
Anus Of Farmers Institutes.
. L. n. ;Bonian. Oxford. Ohio--Breed Of Feed;
or Hists on Breeding ssd Feeding fot Profit.
Hiram Smith. ,.shepeygan Falls--The Profits
Of winter over summer Dairying.
AT: Decker, Fond du Lac-The Cause and
8emedy for Hard Tines Y
!, A. A.. Arnold. Pres. state Ayr Society Gales.
ville---A Bushes Education for Farmers.
n, C. Curtis, Rocky Ran-Butter. Making from
Cows MIX and Ds,ryfng en- the Farm.
Hon. II. D. Hit, Oakfeld-soms Of tho Ina.
Projections OF our Raral School System.
Hon. J. C. sartholf, 1ilton-The Weed Qxes
ton.
&c. Brainerd, Dafiyille-By What Means car
eur Floeks and Herds be Made to Reach the
Hishes. State OF Usefulness.
g. C. Carr. W. u. Of state Grange. Milton
Junction-why Should not the Farmers Organ
Ice. 4s,i.s
W. r. Naxon. walworth-Some Suggestions
about Raising Calves.
Mrs. Hammond. Notwithstanding School.
Mrs. M. e. Warren. Fox Lake-SeifA ppr celia
ton.
Mrs. James Gamble, acknowledgment ne,
givez.l
n z. Allen, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Needs OF
the Farmers.
Mrs. N. e. Allen, Trenton The Practical
Education Of our Girls.
Discussions will follow the reading oil
papers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
MAYS WatertoWn Illustrated
(By the Lithctype Process.


This elegant work, which has been in
preparation tor long time, is now offer
ed to the citizens of Watertown and
vicinity. The publ Usher has spared no
pains or expense in producing what has
been pronounced by critics 1.-THE finest
illustrated work of its kind ever shown. I"
1t will contain Is full-page, 1lx14 inch
carefully selected views of WATERFOWL.
1t will be the aim of the publisher to
issue such subjects as will prove of great
est interest and value to the general
public, and at the same time afford a
charming and desirable variety. All the
illustrations will be produced by the
llthotype process from Photographic neg
atives which are being made With great
care by the publisher. They will be
printed. (like proofs) Oil extra heavy fine
linen plate paper, manufactured express
ly for this purpose. In effect tire litbo-
type is like the photograph and steel
engraving combined. The fine, delicate
'half tones" so much admired in the
photog graph, together with the strength
and brlllancy of the steel engraving, are
SO beautifully harmonized as to give
results of beauty and merit. They are
printed with fine imported inks, and alb
solutely permanent and unchanged Bile.
The work will be offered in five parts,
five plates in part, and will be sold onlS
by subscription. Orders will be taken
for the entire work only, but after The
completion of the same any number oil
duplicate copies of any special print can
he had in quantities, at reduced rates.
J. B. MAY,
Photographer and Publisher
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
The TYinter Carnival.

The winter Carnival and Ice Palace at
ST. Paul, Minn., which opened on Feb
ruazy Let, and continues the entire month
of February .taside from being the irst
carnival of the kind ever given 10 the
United States) will be on 8 scale of gran
dieur never before attempted, and the
novelty and variety of entertainment
offered sill constitute a constant source
OF interest aud enjoyment to all visitors.
Excursion tickets 70 st. Paul and return,
via the Northwestern, will DO sold at
$3.50 from Watrrtown. Secure your
tickets via the Chicago & Northwestern.
G. III. WILDER. agent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

MIR. and Mrs Nick Simon rejoice in
the advent of baby boy b, rn to them
yesterday.
"A box "a inches by Is inches square
and % inches deep. will contain. "a barrel,
or 1882 cubic inches.
Don't fail to attend the auction sale
of gold and silver watches al east end OF
Main street bridge. sign of Red Flag.
This morning the thermometers pre-.
claimed 80 degrees below zero. This will
answer for the coolest of the season in
these parts.
The ice carnival was opened Monday
at St. Paul with the most magnificent
street pageant ever seen in the Northwest.
The financial and social success of the
great winter circus is assured beyond
! doubt.
The public debt reduct ion for Janu
airy was fS,672.553. This is the first
reduction of the debt made by the Cleve
land administration since its advent into
power
Yesterday, the day for the ground
hog to come out and see his shadow was
a good one for the purpose. He is likely
to remain in his retreat longer than
weeks Judging from the good look he
obtained.
"A brass band playing on The streets
with the thermometer 20 degrees below
zero, as witnessed here yesterday morning,
indicates as high, dry and genial win
ter climate to bask and revel in as ever
Dakotan could boast over.
-Watertown Jail report for January,
1886: Nine drunkards arrested, of whom
five were committed to Jail: assault and
battery, four-two committed and two
Migrants; one sent to reform school;
tramps. applying for lodging, 127; most
/ Ill IdlI al duy NUc llItt, 10.
G. F. ZAUTNER City Marshal.
Bishop Welles is authority for the
statement that the rumored consolidation
OF Nashotah seminary with the Episcopal
school lately endowed in Chicago, is not
correct. That Nashotah will ever be-
come consolidated with any other school
is quite improbable from present appear
ances.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was weak and quiet, closing at
801ac for No 2 spring, 1880 seller Feb
ruary, soc March and 8515c May
Flour was dull, but held firmly, Oats
closed at 2S1Sc, corn at 5000, rye at 64c
and barley at 51s4c. Hogs were 5a10c
higher, live ranging at So 60a4.30, and
dressed $4.60a4 so.
A ssolliday, ". D. Sproesser and
Fred Kusel are the delegates, and W. E.
Dervin the alternate, from the 0. d.
Pease Pest to the grand encamp-
ment Of the 6. A. r. in MilN aukee to-
day. The following old soldiers from
this city are also in attendance: J.
Ditschler, II. Bsssinger, NJ PREM. G.
Dippell, w. Schmidt. DR.. W. G. Spalding
and c. Hoeffner. Sergeant Diemal, of
the regular army, accompanies them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03

MINISTER CALLED. The vestry of St.
Paurs church have extended a call to
Rev. ] B. Finn, rector of the Episcopal
church at Evansville, and the same has
been accepted. The new rector begins
his ministratioIs here on Sun
day next. Rev. Mr.. Finn, 10 from SYRIA
cuse, New York, and graduate of the
Episcopal Theological School at Fari-
bault, Minnesota.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
-sIf your local paper" writes az oil

--"If your local paper" writes an old
journalist now long out Of business,
''happens to tread on your toes little In
performing its mission, don't get your
back up and abuse the editor, but stay
and take a good breath and think fer .
season and see if you can't remember
some of The favors and kindnesses it has
shown you 10 the past. Then reflect that
it may not be long before you will want
some others again"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-03
TO THE TAXPAYERS:

In some tax receipts the special tax for the
PAYMENT of the City Hall waR erroneously plac-
I'd over and in the same column with the school
tai. To prevent a Misunderstanding can state
that only the lower figure is school tax andth
there La no special sshooi ssx levied this year.
C. RUENHAU6EN.
CITY TreeAurer.