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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
GENERAL Markets.



KANSAS CITY. MO May l3-wheat lower
No, red cash 900 bid June G2lfo; July bOc pa.
Corn stt Ady, No. GaHh 2Ii4c askcui Juhe
2Tfso asked; July s73sc. Oats nominal so'sc
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May lS,-Flour easier but
moi unotabiy changed. Wheat fairly active nnd
easier May 744nTbac, closed Inci June loJi
@76kc, closed 76l4e; Jnly Hs%,.1no, o'c cssh
81 a35Jse, closed 80 a@f5hc; May HysMso, ~,
closed IS 7-lGGi june J5'l ass ~ CLOSED 90 ~
July SO a GD37 81 1850. olosed ~ 8'l6e MESS pYih
firmer aud active, 100 l5c higher casn y 'o oS
Lard lrneri cash 50 90, June ~ vOHD wa.
short ribs sides steady; cash 70 au ~ bvN AZ
meats aimer; dry sailed shoulders ~ lYAa ~
short clear So 6Oa5 IS. Afternoon Dos s5si.1
Wheat and corn unchanged; June 2s,Sc' folh
steady; june IS 81. Lard unchanged
MEM YORR, May lS.-flour rather WEAK
with IN increased trade Nneat, hp"., onnnrsd
expert demand moderatei optllns opened a
somewhnt stronger, later weakened anu ua,
clined Il TO 10. closing With recovery o. n ~
80 spot No. red, 9Oa90se denVs5eu, I'll
10 ~ June, sl%Sss -, ois snoi ia hiesef.
supply light options . 70 ic DeiteI o se, y,
viii 4 light reactioni spot, No Hsaftf nn =.
elevator May e. .e eloseo ,uly iS ava
s e eo:sd e iSSe. coss spot AK
itIo arm nj 0c; options shade helt te
and active; sales ig,bO6 bags; June " soal 20 10y
july s. 50 August y seg ed y ssambap Il ia
I 80. sugar dull and nomlns te nson
white extra bal er5glc; on babtsci s,nnuaiu
6lse6ao; cut loaf and crushed \. "a s pv
dniit teal iSac Rice IN fair demand nna
drm' Taiiow steady Ut Slp'ltc: Inlpenuu,s
dull At s5Xc Pork ilrm and quiet CIV .nY W.
r ara nisne q, eu Ia lsss y sG isSs sp''
~ i,otIiA. MO, May la..-Flour, dun hna nh ~, :.
changed, Wheat dull and about unchnnssu ,
opened nrm and about 10 Ds''ei' V"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

=, huf Afterwards "a
cased 1HAnd decliked ~. ,s's' ienres Nd
covered and clostd AZ 'etlqroe, SeE4Sihc
rcn cash az 800 My ,slc pia 0nns 1s4c
oslne a y sci july i y. q lsl q rio Al
u0fn, dull and weak, en- sing tAits tY,Nee' 80
yesterdays No, mixed ash Nc; Mes ,sssc,
Ply june a2'a9aSc; |Nl ssAShc; .s,s
,,s.tci August A'sc. 0atk urn but Dln
,mne'ess No, mixA cash ssit q
ww,tci mny Dhn CornmA urn ~ VI 70
mhisky u 10 Wool quiet A "a UNCHANGED.
n,so,isions fairly active ana gnnfally n,m.
olh s,eAny 81 w leHp 81 Lard tm ~ ~ el.f
40 ~ bnlh moats active and irN loose lots
~ ~ S hifhm long clear IS lsi shsre sies sssoi
shof! ribs 50 So; short clear IS NJ bacon
steady long clear s. 70ab Is: short riIN % s0s
snort clear s. poNa %. Hams firm, ElOiA 10 90.
Mtornoon noArd-whcat Nc higher. CeA n "
Nc higher, oats unchanged.
INV ORLEANS, La. May H. - FlDA u,
ehoice,N f3i fancy "a 40, extra fancy 81 -.
nlnncsoih ana winter wheat patents s. aI
Corn, white tdHt1c; yellow tiafSc. Pork
" ~ Lard, 81 10 Bulk meats shoulders
u 70 long clear ribs 81 3Ik Bacon shoulders
y oO long clear - o., clear rib S. Ob Iamhs.
yAaVAc Gate, choice Western no. fay.
prime SO a0ai7i choice SIS 00epiS so Racf
onttc Cotton neod products, prime crnde
on 2Ot0Hkc; OF quality l7d2Oc summer vol
low 25SdllaSc; cake and meal isis algc sn.
gar, open kettle, choice 5 S-l6c. prime 10
cttlcuy prime, aAc; centrifugal, choico white,
oosci on white, oS@6Ac; choice yellow clar
neu, &c eeconda, tsnbl{. Molassea, open.
settie, good prime TO strictly prime, ~ prime
ioasuc' Exchange, New York sight, $50 pro
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
a.es . 10 Do 3 case. sa0oi Dallng powder.

cases 81 10; DO - cases IS %; baking powders
bulk, lie; In cans " co.
Rice-LOuiaianA 5&&6Ac
sugar--fino powdered, bills, sNcI do half
Iouieiana Rrnnuiated --- standard A 7fsc;
choice white, 19se; Louisiana y. O. 10.
POULTRY-w quote Hens 81 00u2 p pef
dOx; young ehickensf2 b0N2 ~ turkeys loGabc
Wool We quote Twelve months clip,
lIght. ana and mndlum lBalbc; hne, heavy.
ileht, li0ltc; ak months light ms medium
l0Hlsc; fall, Gne henyy---i fall, iisht nue.
medium ------; coarse salsc,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

..,,aa rendered mt the Aus
y DIN. !, ,ns oonr, Of Appeals
',a l,,.'i Irom wise. This was
' I,~s q The county Judge
" Ds s'sler's bond, the breaches
soI o NJ, defendant for about
'Hs w ,hs knowingly kept and
sIt a ,asIr place Of business a
4 v, wv r.mlng purposesj that
w l.. 4. rrIaor to enter said place
lisG KIN liquors. that they
sola arrnnkards. The first al.
0lsl .snaIoIent TO authorize proof
1s sa., pt upon which money was
ela's'', Vas Al error to disallow
1be judgment Is directly
l1o Reversed and re-
\ V! .,not Vs. u wilson & Moody,
p Ss,l,s This cause origi-
Pn XIV, l,si's' court and from the
n wy, rendered an appeal was
iDeis .,a,v court, where IL was
n y os .uunnosed defects In the APP
~ nv ~ boud sufficiently identi-
d 4. any ."d rises the substance and
4, 4 IA ana sufficiently Identities
:. .nnealed from. Reversed
~ "a ~ opinion by White, I. j.
WI :. STATE, from Shackelford.
y \, NJ Mas convicted for pursuing
4 ~ Il alawyer without having
". IA county tax, The evil
,Sst he rendered to the col.
'.s nne.fourth OF the annual
n n ~ OF the Nineteenth legis-
4, tia provided tnat any one
q snrsne any of the vacations
~bIeh a county occupation
"a rould do so by paying the
IN Unlike the preceding
Y, does not limit this privilege
fsed amount. This being
IL, had a right TO pay his tax
"A Inc conviction Is errone-
.ssd and remanded. Opinion
j. ,o., t.on,
THE circumstance relied on
case of aggravated assault
LA ~ rlous bodily injury" was
The evidence showed that de-
|fiEe dght bit off a small portion
Inc other MANA small por-
| no rim Of the ear, one wit
By the term serious bodily
4 usei in sub-div. Z, art. i96, i.
n such an Injury as gives rise
e usion--sn injury which is at
i danger. Such an injury IL
in THIS case, and the convic'
( aarayuted assault was err
Reversed aud remanded
Hurt, j.
h Allen VS.. Slnker, Davis &
from Dallas. This was an
'tcoyer Of Allen and sureties
al sheriff damages for failure
execution. There was judg-
for the plaintiff. The evil
sthat the plaintiffs attorney
len to hold up the execution
ompromise, and that he was
!. liza 10 make the levy until
b attachment had been levied
AlrtIes. II also appears that
demanded an lndemniticatior
be would levy, and PLAINTIFF
i've the same. The property
hands Of the son of the execu
who claimed IL as his own
circumstances the plaintiffs
entlted TO recover. WheI
property is sought to BE-
% execution, is in the hands
yarty and claimed by him, in
EMS 10 be conceded TO Oh,
a a matter Of discretion, bu
ringht Freeman on eXecu
as and 26i, See also Wal
g,ou, 2s Tex, $40; Leyen
iitin, 3s Tex 2s7. 1t wa
court to refuse when re
iAd It's conclusions Of Law
a its conclusions of fact
81 6S Tex, S0i. Reverse,
ID, Opinion by White, z. j
ouston VS., State, appeal from
he Indictment was for 81
3hs word employed in the in
describe the crime wa
Held, that this is idin
he word sexual is writtel
ibis Is immaterial. Affirmed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
'lps Emulsion of Pure

NJ, with Hypophosphites, is a
Ale remedy Tor consumption,
FASTING diseases of children,
ronlc coughs, and in all con-
" there Is a loss OF flesh, a
4 power, and a general deoil-
''siem,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

II place where you will re-
ana most polite attention
''s board In the city, which
else than at the Mansion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

powders are one of the
'ue cook 10 preparing per-
ssome food, and the house
WV 70 be on her guard
fss'powder tramps. Silver
ihuwder Is never peddled
4 n muse, as the manufactur
.I ~,. OF J. II. Brown is
/, ssMtmost to supply the
SOme through legitimate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

Pooling and discrimination should
cease With competing waterways the
evils Of pooling w0nld be lees. But with
~. nnvlqahle ygvern Ia Texas, railway
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

r. money in any sum desired
real estate security, from
4 years time. We also buy
\ notes
h SoMMERvILLE & CnAsE,
Il sos Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

sllled gun and locksmith in
P!erfs gun store, 2OG Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

during the delivery 81 his address
Judge Terrell was many times greeted
with hearty rounds Of applause,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
new York.

NEW York. May l3,--Cotton-spos closed
quiet but steady.
sales. s3s bales,
Ordinary O la.lGc; good ordinary 8 . l0e;
low middng sc; middling 7l6c, good mid
ding gyac; middling fair 10 g-l6c,
Futures closed barely steady aud . TO pointe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
TOTAL Gales n 400 bales.
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL May ID ootton-spot closed
steady
Ordinary 4isd good ordinary AKA; low mid
ding l6.l0d; mlddlng uplands bhd; mid
ding orleans 03-l6d.
Total sales, 1900; American, 5000 Imports
5000; American. 1900.
Futures closed dull and To points lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

oilh Grocer Co. have a new
sell cheap ON the Install
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
|ou Want a Good KnifeY
Money 10 Loan.

red patterns to select from ;
slO, AZ Anderson's gun store,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
4 Yon nnn,t

guy in the hot sun tole-
s ssol and he will call and
s .sSISSOnd,hand furniture you
b cash, p"S ~" '"e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
Full Lines

lSOles constantly arriving at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

,sars ctgarai
cigarettes and chewing
gun store, FOG Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

"as oiiy Property
|D ss y Is,b The real estate line
-'''lelohn s Martin, 2O5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

laan Central freisht train, uorooilGR the
cars snd hurting Conductor Kane into
ditch,
{ 4 special % ne Eyenine JsurssI frep 2.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14


johnson grass ~ 10 per bu'
Amber cano 60c per bu,
HIDES AND sKINS--No. heavy y hides
l3c per loi No. 2 heavy lie; NO. light 100 NO
DIV sailed lac buli hides 90; glue bci green
sailed Is; butchers' green oci sheepSklnh io@
VFRuITs AND VEGETABLES. Oranges, per
box, messina 81 s0i imperial 70 2oi Meselna
lemons, per Dox, 81 50 apples, none irisn 70.
tatoes choice eating, per buahel, VI w IN shckh
early rose none new crop " 1V Put pu medInm
bills SIC, large Lima $40, ANAL butter sssgi
bects, California, none onion sets per ouHhei'
MOI. Choice Louisiana ioab2c; fair 10
sNHiI.sI $50 Ter keg, basis l0d--Bnrden horse
shoe per keg 81 Perkins 40 70 w MaI hs,,a ~
sboe nnIls: No, 4 SOC; No 26ci No. 0 23c No.
9ic, No. Zoe, "I.ake y" No. t5cj NO. 29c !
No 9 2gc No ! 2Oei No l9ci Ansa9le 90 ~ no
NtiTg-peanuts choice 7dsci pechnh ohei
Brazil mus l5ci almonds 2Oc per b.
PROVIsIoNs-We quote on the basis OF car
Moat--sugar cured hams 1910; sugar-cnred
breahfast bacon gilc; short clear bacon 1895
short clear dry salt 6ke a.. - a
eor half bbls No. i, 81 30; No. ?, 81 Boz dried
her,inga ner box 4Oc cod ish. Uc
Iard@Tierce, GJ.e, 90. D cAns,6hei 20. cans,
GIe; ION cans, 7Aci 5-b cans, faoi ''@
Tea-imperial, 40a6Ooi gunpowder, bo9lOc
Sait-(joarse In bags, 81 25ll t0i inc, In nnfa,
-; lake, Ia nat hoop barrels " vi poeNu's'
Torn meai-Per buahel, AaabG,
Hominy and grits-per Dbl, u %
Oatmeal--Per half Dbl, $40.
Cracked wheat-fer n, &c.
Craekern--A soda 5kci Xxx SODA bci cream
s,<c. ginger snaps 30, lemon cIeams ~
bundrles Starch ici candies, Iuli vg W. o,
MA fancy lOdl6c; rope. ~ basie, 40 cotton,
iSc. herring, Imported, 81 70 pcr keg talelns.
LAYER. SIS 80; cider crab apple, vol Mis y, W
al, ,uas. glazed, lilo ger gall nrocka. glazed.
Ioe per gaIi dried pehehee eei indigo Iec yer
n biuclng aOc@$f % per dozen Ooiemens
nv, al ise n American, TOO box buckets, two
boens' N 60 per dozen brilliant ole, bbis, we
Fnnlon 10 sc; do ? cases IS 49, brilliant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

~. man. u,,t sume auyoeaicd ~. NJ
aereeme NJ was reached 80 far as known
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

Wells water
wv AZ waterhonse,n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
ON 'CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures
from Three to Six Points Lower.
Money Easy.
wheat opened Firm, FIuctuated aud
Closed steady az Opening Prices-Llvs
Stuck Transactions brisk.


NEW YORK.. May l9--Moncy on call oasy A,
llf@2A per cent. Prime mercantile pnnoy sses
per cent, sterling exchange sllrhtiv nr,nc,
actual rates y so'l for sixty days, and 81 81 Tor
ENGLISH CONsoIS.
LONDON, May l3--Consols lOl B. 10 far ,oooo,,
Nv,., sroyks AND bonds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

o. tnt DAlilf 4ull NIH
Ter end Inc nh.Q'|
nInycd Aleeera Melg'lf|
and Nsureinb u ha''is
lDpstnbIe AWge,siu thec,'l
a Il. ~ Daoa ~ tYlG fuf|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14


n'es from
Five Of The
vs. brick bio
ks are badly IA
III, over Two
= wreck, the Il
TIE roof "
"a into the M
q damage Is q,
$50, 900.
ROrkRyy LOaI
NM May ~
crrreed Ne
Naynu aud
est, Ohio.
rapid the sid
ljurlug ten o
aen scrlOusl,
10 eye nut o
aye siongths
sn Of nuuk
IONS were K
twenty injo
! ares Mr.
&c AVID bis
, unfooied.
luhlN'Nd
May ~.
ace yester'
and oausi
ore ana ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14

--r.- 49, 4@~4."'40'1'0i :"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-14
FORT woRTn MARKETS. RE.
VIEW.
OFFIoE or THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH, TEN, May ~, 1856.


Trade In all lines was comparatively quiet to-
day. Crop reports from the country indicate
serious outlook for small grain, the continued
drought threatening loss Of the greater part
OF the crop. In some sections oats have headed
out eight Inches above ground. The possible
shortage OF other feed crops will occasion an
incroaacd demand for sorghum teod for late
To the South and southwest, the
outlook Is not 30 uniaYorRble, butfain Is every
where needed.
But little iiuctuRtion has occurred In staples,
Quotations are given locally NJ tollowa;
BUTTER Fresh country butter, choice
l5ci choice Western dairy 1851 fancy creamery
25c.
choice li@il&ci Laguyra loc. tavae2c; Golden
Rio l2c; Pea Berry l2kHl3c.
CHEESETho better grades and Ohio factory
loal0ke; full cream twins l8jsc
CANNED GOODS-PTiGea per dOz,; Pine APP
plos, standard, 81 l5i peaches, standard 2 ms,
81 90; ne, 81 10; seconds, ms, u 25i 3
hs, 81 7di Tomatoes standard Ms, II 20 SEQ.
gTS sT n Iaas S' b osS t'" SS5e 1880
VI u.s. Taspborres, 81 80; oysters, full weight,
N 81 10, y n s. oOi light weight, IN -. y
XII s9lmon l.G u % ID ~ a. m sS c T. ~, ~
ported Sli 10 case; Strawberries, 2'b ~ loi
Llackberries, s. % green cages, vi eagle con
GABBAGT-New crop, California, none.
WHIskY--Rectihe 81 l0al 90, ns per nroot !
sour mash. two-year. old, 81 Goa lOi three
ycar.old 81 9O@2 20i fancy extra old whisky,
DRY GooDs-Prints; Berwiek $40 Lodi AZ ;
Martha Washington 4Ao; Auburn oci lialnil-
ton 5ke Washington lndigos. Blue 0kci
simpson black Go; silver g'ey Co. Eddystonc
&c.
Heayy Brown Cotton-Glendale SIC; New.
berry 0sfc; Riverdale &c; Enterprise on Allan r
tic 5l5cdEmpiIe AZ b%c, Fine brown cottons,.
Atlantic Ill 5kc; Marshall AA &c; Champion
8tfo; Pioneer Ky 2Ac. Blehched cotlon--l.OnH
dale Sc, Crusade sAo; Pioneer SIC Full Bloom
7c Peabody SCI Security bci Gold Modal Hssi
Forest &c,
vorite sAo; plunsott 76oi Caledonia 7Aci 1rey
lock l0Ac; Fletcher l2c.
Cotton Plaids-Black Warrior 7kci Southern
7lSc; Cumberland exc, Ottowhy bAc
Cottonades, Bee SIC. Little Rock so; Favor
tic II ao; Aberdeen l0c; Ollie's Ohoioe l8hei
Oheyiots: Eagle 8ko ;,Eyerett 1Aci unchsyille
7lIo; Warren Sc; EdinbuIg 9c; Mlselsaippi
und thread 9ci Bay Mills book fold JOG,
Ticking; Ocean &c Qaeon CITY soi Standhru
TIC, Cords l2ci Norway Fancy llhci Acme
lie; Uxbrldge awning lac; fhlls sateen lIo'
Dress goods; Domestic ih42lci Foreign
1s665o.
EGGs--sa9c per dozen.
FLOUR--Best patonts So 30 per 100 lbsi hall
patent So $751; third grade 81 90,
CHAIN AND rEEDsTuFFs--Quotat are
based on the cost OF grain on tack In cur lota
Dealers selling from store or elevator are from
2abo higher.
Wheat s5aa0o.
Oats 30d3lc
Corn 43c,
Barley a5c.
Rye 600.
BTan 65e per 100.
Hay TdS per ton.
kftIat aaad DOfrgbc Uof Dt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-01
JEFFERSON.

Died, at Knowlton, Marathon county,
on Aug. II, at 7:15 P. M, E. T. Perkins,
aged 65 years, z months and 25 days
The deceased had formerly and fo- mahy
years been a resident of Jefferson couDty
Michael Fischer, the only survivor OF
the steam boiler explosion, whose life
was despaired of, is now on the way to
recovery. He has had the very best of
care from the superintendent of the poor
and DR.. Muenich,o the attending physi-
clan.
John Frommander last Tuesday thresh.
ed the grain raised by him on the farm
of Moses Hayden. The result showed
forty bushels of barley and sixty bushels
OF oats to the acre.
John Blake, one of the pioneers OF
Jefferson, spent Sunday in this city re-
newing old acquaintances. He is now
at Marshall, Mimi, and has not bsen in
Jefferson for over twelve ears-Banner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-01
THE ELECTIONS OF 1886.

r
There is every reason 10 believe that
the Republicans will carry the elections
in all the leading Northern states this
year. But for the separate prohibition
vote the Republican majorities 10 Maine,
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Mich
igan and Iowa would be so sweeping as
to practically bury the Democratic party
in those states. But with separate pro-
hibition tickets in the field, there is no
reason to doubt that the Republicans will
carry each Of these states by large
majority.
The people of this country are not tired
of the existence of the Republican party.
The accident OF day caused it's defeat
on the single issue of the presidency in
1884. But the voters are satisfied with
their unfortunate experiment, and will
not repeat the error in 1888. Of this
fact they will give satifactory assurance
in the elections of 1856 Chicago Jour.
nal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-01

PATENTS granted to citizens of Wis
consin for the week ending August "a,
1886, reported by ]. F. Beale, patent
lawyer, 637 F Street, N. w, Washing
ton, D. c.:
VIM. L Card, La Crosse, gold separator
VIM. L. Card, La Crosse, machine for
eliminating metals from their matrices;
VIM. L. Card, La Crosse, crusher and
pulverizer; VIM. L Card, La Crosse,
screen Julius Fieweger, Menasha, bob
sled; III. A. Frambach and r. P. Dart,
KaukauDa, and A. J. Vollrath, Sheboy-
gan, boiler or digestor for reducing wood
and other paper stock; g. A. Gartzke,
Milwaukee, oil can; P F. HeItzel, Fond
du Lac, hydraulic motor; Fl. J. Hoffman,
Milwaukee, case for holding blank forms;
VIM. G. Ruggles, HYDE Mills, shipping
case; 2. Sheehan, M ,nroe, horse collar.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-01
FORT ATKINSON.


Lake Koshkonong is alive with campers
this week from this city, especially the
northeas; shore.
Nj. G Jones was awarded the contract
for the re-survey of the town of Koshko-
nong recently and will soon begin opera
tions. The stone to be supplied for the
purpose will be about three feet long by
six inches square.
On the 9Th day of April, 1877, w. S.
Daliber and d. S. Merritt, of Marquette,
and John Stockton, of Chicago, Landed at
the Black Hawk club house for o few
days shooting On the Sth following Mr..
Daliber and Joseph Marches, then host
OF the resort, were out after ducks, and
on coming in Mr.. d. lost overheard 300
breech-loading gun in about fifteen feet of
water, about half way between the house
and the mouth of the river. Thursday,
while hunting for valuable gun, the
property of 6. w. Esterly. of Whitewater,
one of his sons brought to the surface the
Daliber breech-loader and little later
the Esteriy gun. But the interest of this
item is principally in the astonishingly
well preserved condition of the long lost
fowling piece. Mr.. Mackres informs us
that the barrels were as bright inside as
when taken cut for the shoot, not speck
of rust being discoverable.- Union.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-01
BRA GG- -DELA NET CONTEST.

The Oshkosh Times (Dem.) beats all
its Democratic competitors in it's attempts
to excite religious prejudices against De-
laney in his contest with Bragg, as will
be seen by the following choice bit of
composition:
The Delaneys are North of Ireland Irish
and intensely bigoted and Protestant.
The father of A. K. Delaney was for
time chaplain of the Eighteenth regiment
of Wisconsin infantry. The Eighteenth
was, while camped near Corinth, brigad.
ed with an Irish Michigan regiment.
whose chaplain was a, Catholic priest,
and so bitter were DeIaney's prejudices
that be loudly protested against the burial
of Catholic soldiers by a Catholic priest
according to the rites of the church. It
is said that Catholic influence is being
adroitly handled by using an ambitious
Irish West Bend lawyer by the name of
O'Meara as the stool pigeon of Delaney.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-01
LAKE MILLS.

The storm in Oakland on Saturday did
serious damage. Oscar Pixley reports
damage of 5000 to his buildings and
crops. Nathaniel Keat was damaged
about $3.50, Charles Eustis 500 or more
and John Hahn had a barn unroofed.
Mr.. Pizley had $3.50 tornado insurance.
There were no sales at the board of
trade meeting on Saturday, but several
sales have been made since at prices
ranging from 75s to s cents.
S. S. Grifey has bought house and
lot at Fort Atkinson and intends to move
to that place this fall.
Supt. J. A. Sheridan conducted a
teachers examination here on Monday
and Tuesday. There were about twenty
applicants for certifcats.
Mr.. Jack Wharburton, of Milwaukee,
visited DR.. G. D. Bryant and family this
week.
Miss Mary Black, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Black, died suddenly last night.
She had been sick but few days and
was thought to be recovering.
We have recently had the pleasure of
examining a copy Of the old Rock River
Pilot, the first paper printed in Jefferson
county. The date of this copy is March
29, 1S40. 1t was published by Butler &
Whitney at Watertown. 1t contains
several advertisements of Lake Mills peo-
pie. Among them are the cards of
Daniel Dobbs, attorney and counselor at
law; p. M. JosIin, physician and surgeon;
and Hoyt & Shailer, proprietors of the
Lake Mills house. The paper published
the then newly ratified treaty of peace
with Mexico, and it also published news
from France dated two months before
they were printed. The copy of the
paper was handed us by Horace Hoyt.-
Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-01
GDaer Neiehbors,
BEAVER DAM.

The poles for suspending the electric
light wires are nearly all up, the build
ing is enclosed and the boiler is in place.
In about three meeks it is thought the
street lights will shine by means Of the
electric light, and the stores and private
dwellings will receive it as fast as the
owners express willingness and the
company can reach them.
Hon. Jas. B. Hays, Chief Justice OF
Idaho, was in thecity on Tuesday. He
will move to. Idaho in. a few days.
Hon. A.sWillard and wife visited old
time friends III Watertown last Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Eugene Goeldner and son, and
Miss Mamie Goeldner, of Watertown,
arrived last evening on visit to relative,
and friends here.-Citizen.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-09-01

"THE appearance of JEFF Davis in a
Mississippi Democratic convention as an
apologist for President Cleveland, on the
ground of his inexperience in national
politics." remarks The St. Louis Globe
Democrat, sis one of those pleasant cpl
sodes which serve to remind rs from
time to time that the memories of the war
have been buried, and that this is an era
of abounding sectional forgiveness and
harmony"