Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-01-06
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store
There is some talk about having
Clauders band at the Concordia masquer.
ade this year.
Thomas w. Keene, the tragedian,
was suddenly Frustrated by paralysis at
Kansas City on Sunday.
Rev. F. O. Osborne, of Madison,
will officiate at st. Paul's church next
Sunday morning and evening.
The Northwestern Dsirymen's asso-
citation will hold its annual meeting in
Beloit on condition that $50 memberships,
at 50 each, are guaranteed.
"A snow blockade between La Crosse
and St. Paul detained the trains coming
east on the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul railway Monday morning five hours.
See dissolution notice of William
Buending and Hermann Bassler, cigar
manufacturers, in this issue. Mr.. Buen-
ding succeeds to the business of the old
firm.
The Standard Paper Company, of
Milwaukee, have issued TO their patrons
beautiful calendar for the present year.
The center piece is finely executed steel
engraving Of lovely and happy little
miss.
We would call attention to the report
of the condition of the Wisconsin Ma
tional Bank, of this city, which is pub
lished elsewhere, rendering strong,
reliable and satisfactory showing of this
favorite banking institution.
If you want handsome calendar
for 1886 get Hoods Household Calendar.
1t is artistic, beautiful and convenient.
Ask for it at your druggists aud if you
don't get it there, send six cents for one
copy or ten cents for two, to G.. /. Hood
& Co., Lowell. Mass.
The four boys alleged to have been
bitten by mad dog and sent from
Newark, n. j., to Paris for treatment by
DR.. Pasteur, are now on their way home,
but no one will be able to say with GER
tainty that they would have had hydro
phobia, if they had received no medical
treatment of any kind.
An error was made in the paper last
week by the announcement of the death
of Darius Reed instead of Darius Jones.
We had no idea of causing the premature
death of our good Republican friend
Darius Reed, of Sullivan, who although
never elected county treasurer made a
gallant run for the Office at one time and
is, we are rejoiced to say, still in the aesh
and dwells among us.
The present winter thus far reminds
cid pioneers of the Wisconsin winters
away back Sin the forties" The mild
ness in the temperature of the December
of 1885 has hardly ever been equaled,
and the same can be said of the opening
days of 1886. The ice men are naturally
feeling little nervous about the gather
ing of crop for the coming season, but
we will doubtless hear from Manitoba
ere long in icy tones, causing all fears of
the ice dealers about their seed time and
harvest to be allaved.
D. II. Brown, clerk of the court,
kindly furnishes US with the following
list OF jurors, drawn for the February
1856 term of the circuit court:
Aztalan, J. Hyer; Cold Spring, w. H.
Marshal. August Yandry; Concord,
August Kieck, Daniel Friesch,' James
Mass; Pennington, n P. Bullock, VIM.
Hebron, 0. l.. Howard; TX
onia, F. v Piper, William Haeft, Thomas |
LAWS; Jefferson, Christopher Pue-ner,
j. Fl Winterling, J. n. Stevens, Charles |
jain, d. F. Hake; Koskonong, George |
A. jenkins, William Chadwick, G. NJ
Teller, G. w. Thirty; Milford. Horace
Phillips, Robert Bredow, w. B. Telgea;
Oakland, G. P. Crosstield; Palmyra, F.
81. Morris, A. Wilson, Samuel Malcolm
son; Sullivan, Edison Hay, G, S. Cart
wright: Waterloo, E. Ell. Stiles, c.
A. D. Fayille. David Cramp;
WATERFOWL town, Henry Linness, Fred
(No jury list returned from
city of Watertown.)
The cry Of Sire was heard on the
streets Monday evening about 9 O'Clock
and soon the fire companies responded to
the call and were Oh hand for any emer-
gency. The alarm was found to proceed
from fire started in the barn of Mrs. A.
Sipp, on Fourth street. but as luck again
would have it few pals of water put it
out before any damage was done. 1t
was dangerous locality and had the
flames got a good start in the building it
might have given the fire department
trouble to save surrounding
property. This fire it is tolerably certain
was set by some boys as two or three
started out of the barn just before the
flames were seen. A term in the state