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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

Alcksv Dudluj iako lekarz b

Aleksy DudI"i jake Iekarz by'
pllnym roczciwym cz}owiekiem,
.dla togo %ojciec AmaIii chetnie IL
d=ielif sweFo pozwolcnia 90 zwiazku
mafAehSkicgo.
Przys1ly ziec liczna Mat prak-
tyke poza miastcm, ME mogac kazde
go pacyenta odwiedziG, Eorozumie-
wal sic Z wielu z mimi listownie.
Ztad miewat zwykle rozmaite pa
picry W kie>zeniach. Wszedzie pra.
cowaf, czyta} listy navel IL chorych,
ma poczcic xawsze Mai cos do
pisania Tub jaki LIST Tub cos innego,
przynajmniel .jaka recepte dla
chorej csoby chpcby ia przestaG
przez centowa karte.
Me div vice, 2e i r%estauracyi
przypomhiaiy mu SO li,ty. Maggie,
mic ME mowiac, wk}ada reke do
k1eszeni paletrtui wyjmuje rozma;,e
swistkI. Amalia sic rumi,ni j
m sli sobie:- Dopicro to co bedlie,
jak ta totogratia obaczy! = MysIaia
TART q t,so zrobjG i nnrzeczonemu
bez ogrolki p~owjedz;ec: = Ia malta
dziewczynka ieste.n ia, to ja jcstcm,
- ia, to moja mama!
Doktor Aleksy Dudlaj, przej-
rzawszy swe papicry, natratit ma
zagndkowa fotogratia. Jakby IA
zony %plorunen, schowaf papicry i
ten ~nleSzczesnv obrazek.
Alek>y Dudluj wc-tchnat gfe
bokn i rzekf otwarcje do nurze.
czonej: = Jeden z mych przyjaciio
poZwolif spbie " %dziecinny sposob
&c mnie zazartowac! Ma to niby
%znnczyc, ze moglbym pcja6 dwie
zony ma raz.
Amalia, mic ME mowiac, czule
ma niegn spojrzafa, gdyz zrol'ilo
sic jei 4al, " ona by!a Wilma jcgo
zgryzoty. ME smiata p,zeciez PREY
znac sic do why.
A nicchze was siarczyste
%pioruny, wy zdrajcy i zazdrosnlki!
Mfoca piekna kobieta 2 s!icznym
dzicckiem mojcj kieszeni. To
d"piero! Gratuluje szanowni ko-
Iedzy, ale bardzo dziekujq IA ten
complement.
Mysl,l mimowolnie Doktor
Aleksy Dudlnj, BE juz 20 weselu,
DO zaczaf w~yrzekac: = Skoro lu-
die sig dowiedza. to mnie j~cszcze
gotowi zmiasta wybebnic; q szkoda
czasu i a~t!asu, lem dokonal choG
ptncn'n zareczyn, co teraz, o
b,a!a nnie, b ada!
Gag daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24
yse wski i Liberia
w sVHNONEE

G9l "alozMik 5tej j
Earimona ulic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

Kobiety polskie w Winonie u
znaja maszyne te "a n~ajlepsza.
PRAGUE ona bardzo lekko, pierzo
brudna biel;zne bez nacicrania relSa,
a PREY tom ~jeszcze jest tania. Do.
tad u4ywa maszyoy Fort Wayne
Western Washer przeszio 10000
rodzin: w samej Winonie 100.
Ma wieIbicj wystawie W Cincinnati
uznano ia "a naiI'psza pomicdzy
6ciu innyeh maszyn do prnnia i
nagrod1ono srcbrnym mcdalem.
Doskona}a to mnszsne MONA
sprowadzit Genie po 81, IS lub
50 cd njze.i podrisancga.
M widoil publiczny jest wy
stawiona II drugiego niemieckiego
"%auczyciela PREY ulicy Gstej NO.
472 East Broadway, niedaleko
polskicgo kosciofa.
EH@ Zamowienia poczta adresowac:
j. q. Beck.
=. O. Box 1862, Winena, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

ReGze, &e Fem jemu wszescie pozlozowof zebe.
Ale on to grzecznie przean bez wszelciego jeku
mne jclnak mic popuscef, DO mniof sAe W reku.
Choc lem dychtych SO szamotof, mic to nj, nadafo,
Yak lem SO ma kuhca zmeczef Re mnie tchu ME state.
pocio&Mn les. nis I do kNaco. 40 0rud=iu Aamrze aaucuuuie 81 dali
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24
lie sfuchejta daHjD
Poiimanic zedow i daEsxo rejxa bcx I,onnre do Co

bNN w ~" "N"N'S JN "Ni
Ale zc~lot wei p%rzepodek jemu zbawicea.
Bel to &andar, co ma gfowie szkaca kope nosy,
Kogo W recs ten dostanie, ju SO ne wyprosy.
Pressed on tam do Kantrzcnn, be robic podstuche,
Cze Sc kGnc Ec zanosy ma iacie rnzruche;
A cMJ NEST ma mojcch saniach uzdrzoi rebeija,
Melei, Re tam robia buhtc rewolucyja.
MN zedzesha SO spodzaIe, stnot in ma force
l plaskuta szabla ~dychtych grzmocet .jrch pc skorze.
Wrzeszczot: Halt doch! donerweter! Czc wa mota serce?.
10 tn waju aro~ztuje, iesta gives mordercc!
"A tel ono przcstraszone izlarlsce plcmnie
Eapie heb M leo z fore zdrzuco rym! ma zemnie.
w kuhcu chcnt jez pana Bartka rolwiynac ma nodzic,
Bpc 60 o to wzeno pr2scc aedzesko ubo dxe,
Ao ciej Sc ieno d'tknan, tel lrze razc splanan,
Rick: fW! fuj! fW! natechmniast 2 puikoszkow zesunan.
Kozot FARO wszrsciech z.dow z"iazaG szottesowi,
Ten ma mniescu BET posiuszny lego rczkozowi.
B"rtka kozof tel zwlcc 2 fore 90 arrsAtowo,
Bn cy drudzv go podale, re on jech zbuhtowof.
Mimic dot poku, DO jo przeco Bartka zem ME mqczef,
A jcz nudto pan Dabrowsci "a. mnie sam poreczcl.
Zandar spisot Gala spGawc rogtoskot brooke,
TIE do pryxc zagnof zelow jech za1lk ma kiodke.
To ziarznnie mnie do resxte W gtowie pomace1o;
co 10 mnioi Gem .ero robic, cej Icdow ME befo?-
Pytot Gem Sc, iak tea d!ugo beda W pryzo sedzec:
Ale zMdar mic mnie ma to ME chcof odpowiedzec.
Vice so mnslq: CO mosz czekac talk ma posmniewnsko,
jedi lie tero wprost do Pucka, co ztad ley blisko.
Ju zem chcot ku morzu iecha", in &em porwof leccc,
Ale stuj! 10 przece scdam we'bam dol s~zl"chcccie!
Przcrzek Fem jim pre- ugodze jechac do Conowa -
Tero tea ne noge }amac szIachecciego sfowa.
Vice zem ru>ze} w Pomre wrzeszczac; Dali zedo sadac!-
Ze ME lrzeszle, jo lie mogq IA to odpowladac.
Choc ju RE sz}o talk weso'o, jMk cej W komranii,
Jednak iu Gem 2 nicm ME mniof Sodny b%rowaryj;
Ju ME befo nego wrznsku ami nego tioku,
Ledzc &c mnio Sc mic smniele, kozay mnie do poku.
homie mniafe tcro Ictko, vice bcga}e predko,
Go szfo rowno, cze pc gorach, presto, cze tcz kretko.
Wszcscie troscio lem pomafu sobc wcbjef 2 glove,
30 ZEN iachof Welle s1owa wedle umowe;
Ia to, ze kask p~owiekszcfe &ede mojs kasq,
Jo zem wiernie tez wcpetniol, co z,m oban ma Sc.
Ciej be doch mnie belo rzekic, absm ma mech czekof,
To benz ME bel 2 prozna fora q knntrzena ucekof.
Oni belle s"be winni, zc jech uwiezele =
MECH sc wespia tam, fajdocc, jMs so poscelele!
10 "a MIN tez ME tesknie1, le za nova poska,
Chtorna m"lo "a Crane a rozumnia pomorslxa,
Ju W r 'zlaznie, gdze to lier"i kozie mate 9zecko
M Logic PFC sne pc kaszubsku, NOVA dzys mnicmniecko.
Precz ma Leborg, Sfepsh Slowno be- wszelci przegode.
Me jathnlem zawdc presto, BON MI tot szlubane;
ez to in lem wiele dctkow mnio! us1lorowane.
Wrcszce Il rena dua szostego ju Am bet IL ceu
! lem stanan so W Conow:e w k~aszEbscin hutelu.
yysasaie paEla azorlssscsego. = Marta sc kunczs
Tam &em dohrze so ndp"rzan pp dtndzi tat"dAo
zaboczctI~ne net o wszescirch kiopot lrh hjedze.
M""l zenax tauin swe pod da"hrm a W g~oscyhru konic,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-24

BbstEAA - EAHftd &C AsAktCA
Tam *em dohrze so ndporzan pp dtndz; fut"d1o
zaboczctSenet o wszescirch kiopot 4ch hjedze.
M"i'l zenll jamie " pod da"hem a W goscyhcu konic,
Ta 10 d ,brze 3em tutrowot star"l 20 o ME.
P'ayczefem VA mic szczotci gGstego zgrzcbta
/ Z w~z,sciego ZEN je peszu wrczcsof do zdzcbia.
lei welofem tz ma OBJ. po kubefku wode,
Talk Sc szkapska wcg!ad.fo Jk zdrzebieta Mode.
Cej nareszce Z.m ju stuhczef wszrtko pucowanic,
Chcoiem e so puprowadzec ma tcrg ma przedanne;
Bo men gniady male kask o-ep " ony cezci drodze,
Znowu SCENE, wiesz, Cd downa szpat mni"f w prawy nodze.
Ale ju Fem ME mnof wecy bez prog jech wedostac,
Bo stanqnu tel W G dxiorzach jakos straszno postac!
To struszedlo mniaio ma fbc wiertel mniast kabuze,
A ma piersach, jk cej gwiozdo, szkle mu SO guze;
r. MniafD czestO szada bfUM9 diudzo waseska,
TAX &c jemu 10 perzenke widnc bdo peska;
Gtnwu jegn, jk cMj beczka, ocze, jak tal.rzc,
A pd pocha COS dwigafo iaSbe tuie dwierze.
Nozzle mniafo jk starore eli eknty brzuszek,
Slode trokow mu we .croi, osnna kon us1ok. =
Przezegnofcm SO i rzek"m: p:ccz oiemnie, wara,
Ale cor4z hMz. do mnie lsze Ma pncz"ara.
Chcot Fem ucvc, aicm n,asloi: b to jcno fraszka!
NIgle b,ie" Sc K1szuba ME pow MEN strnszka, =
Nee to tt ne j. dj bet, je"o komaINj:hl.
Aho iucl Gle wn-vcl mntcsri p~,hcTjrhtf =
Crjm tax tlesioI, % male n gle i hwecat IA koimnicrz,
lei zm w lrzot, re u l. ,ku szatne 40, Ak 4 imncrz.
from wicdz"i ia jnc"go mam pred SODA ptoszka,
A ON szn~de mule I: re ~ FiGurht" k.s lube!
X MT game fn G. rjh-c, du b I'd jn szsirbnhv:
10 jMk = q Vie ch!une income piesca W gebq...
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
The Robinson Sasit.

The suit of Adah Fl. Robinson vs.. the
city of WATERFOWL. on trial in the, Jeffer-
son county circuit court the first pant of
last week, was brought to a close We'd
resday afternoon, a verdict of $1,000
damages being rendered against the city.
The seven senior aldermen, constituting
the board Of street commissioners of 1881,
being personally served with the sum-
mons. had to appear and defend. On
the trial they were acquitted, and ac-
cordingly the bill Of costs was taxed up
to the plaintiff, Mrs. Robinson The al
legged service on the city was made by
delivering the summons to the chairman
of the board of street commissioners while
the board. was in session and he was pre-
siding. This is not the service the statute
prescribes, hence the city claimed that it
had not been properly served or brought
into court, and therefore did not appear
or defend. But the court held, ex parte,
on the plaintiffs claim alone that this
service on the chairman of the board oil
street. commissioners, while presiding,
was a valid and legal service on the city,
and allowed judgment to go against it
The remedy of the city is, as before, by
writ of error to the supreme court, to se
aside the verdict and judgment or ties
their validity.
| G. H. Gardner and G. w. Bird ap'
peared for the Board of Street Commits
siouers and the plaintiff was represented
by Harlow Pease.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
Mrs. BedfOrCl's Death.

In the course of private letter to US
dated Montgomery, Alabama, February
IL, Rev. r. G. Bedford, referring TO the
recent af1iction which had befallen him
by the death of his wife, says:
She was sick only about two weeks vi
Inflammation of the stomach and bowels.
Her mind was clear to the last as she,spoke
of many of her old friends, calling them
By name and for many leaving some mes
sage. We never realized how many
friends we had till this great aff1iction
came. Both white and colored have We'd
with each other in their exhibitions of
kindness. She is buried in our beautiful
cemetery not far from the grave OF Mr.:
Finch, in spot of her own choosing. |
expect my mother to help me in the care
of our four children and we shall try and
go right on with our work
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
REDWOOD.

X Ryan, of Chicago, is visiting his
parents at this place.
Terrence Mccall, of Minneapolis, a
former Redwood boy, is enjoying pleas
ant time among his old acquaintance
here. For some years past he has been
employed as an engineer on the Mime
apolis & Manitoba railroad, and bears
the reputation of being one of the most
competent employees On the road.
Thomas Donohue was severely injured
by runaway team few days ago, but
at present he is slowly recovering.
VIM. Heggarty, formerly resident of
Shields, but now of New York. is enjoy
ing brief visit among friends and rela-
tives here.
The second appearance on the stage of
the Redwood Glee and Dramatic club
was witnessed by large and appreclative
audience at Lowell on last Friday even
ing. The club returned to this village
on the 9 o'clock passenger Saturday
morning, and gave glowing account OF
this their first trip. b.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17

toned up and made happy with the
whiskey stolen from the Gingles establish
ment. Tracey, Burke ana O. Malley were
brought before Justice Halliger. On
motion of the district attorney O'Malley
was let off, it not appearing that he had
anything to do with the burglary, but
Tracey and Burke were held for exami-
| nation February Is on the charge of
burglary. In default of $500 bail both
prisoners were lodged in Jefferson jail
Monday afternoon.
We had an interview with the prisoner
Burke in the lookup Monday, and find he
is hardened culprit. He has already
served twenty.one years in the state prison
at Waupun, as he tells the story. He was
first sent up from Milwaukee for two
years for stealing, and after the expiration
of the sentence, in 1862, was sentenced
for fourteen years for being concerned in
the killing of John Deegan, at the Buffalo
house in Milwaukee, being associated in
the crime with Jerry Wilson, who was
sentenced for life, and Billy West, who
was sent up for three years. Last July
Wilson was pardoned out, and West is
now serving twenty-five years sentence
in the state prison at Joliet. Burke was
sent up in 1878 from Waukesha for two
years for being concerned in the taking
off of one Meyers brewer, and went to
Waupun from Racine for one wear for
grand larceny. He was also concerned
in the burglary of tobacco warehouse
in GAINESVILLE in 1882. and received a sen.
tence OF one year. Burke is we'll known
here through robbery he committed two
years ago at the Bennett machine shops
where be was employed. His sentence
for this was one year in the state prison.
making six different times he has been
sentenced to Waupun. He gives his age
al 52 years, although he would not be
considered from his appearance to be
much over 40. He claims to have been
twice married, and that he has three
daughters, two of them married and with
children, making him a grandfather.
Burke says he was born near Dublin, Ire.
land, but came to America with his par
ents when 3 years of age. He says he
worked in the Remington armory at Ilion,
New York, during the Mexican war.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17

Big bargains in boots and shoes at
the Boston Shoe Store.
ST. Paul's parish guild meets Thurs
day evening with Mrs +. Rack.
"A supply of Lake Superior fresh fish
for Lent always on hand.
L. w. KRUGER.
The Redwood club gave satisfac-
tory performance to the Waterlooites
Monday evening and were greeted with
good house.
MIR Cady continues to improve and
hopes are entertained that he will be able
to be out again soon.
Prof J. W. Stearns and Prof. J. @.
Emery are both fine speakers, and large
audience should be present to hear them
Friday evening at Turner Hall.
Provisions will be made for the graf
uitious entertainment of parties from
abroad attending the joint meeting here
of teachers next Saturday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church give tea party and entertain
ment at Mrs. DR.. BARRIERS Thursday
evening, February 1S. Supper % cents.
The report of the Wisconsin Nation.
al Bank, showing strong and healthy
financial condition of the affairs of this
popular banking institution, is published
elsewhere.
The fremont House has secured the
services of Lorenzo Dow, late of the
Emder house, Portage, as clerk. Mr..
Dow is genial and afable, and to judge
from his popularity with travelling men,
it is evident that he "knows how to keep
hotel"
The Milwaukee breadstuffs markets
yesterday were steadier, wheat closing at
S01sc for No. 2 spring cash and 1870
seller May. Flour was steady. Oats
closed at 2934c, corn at 971sc, rye at
641ac and barley at 511Sc, Hogs ranged
at $3.6Oa4.3O for live and $47Oa4S5 for
dressed.
The young folks progressive euchre
party with Miss Anna Perry last Satur-
day evening was pleasant affair. Head
prizes were won by 81. A. Baker, Swim
burne's poems, and Miss Maggie Potter,
copy of Lucille. Foot prizes were gath
cred in by Charles Hawkins, "Howting
Jonathan!or the Terror from Headwaters,
and Miss Mary Young, box of candy.
Next Friday evening Miss Hattie Hitch.
cock will entertain.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
Real Estate Transfers

In Jefferson county. recorded for two weeks
ending Feb. 9, as reported especially for the
Banner by Otto Kerschersteiner, examiner at
the Jefferson County abstract office:
John Kuhn to Rudolph Kuhn. NIX OF lot 4,
blk S. C. B. b Co.. plato Watertown. for sl4oo:
Michael Mates to Lorenz Meyer, lots and
and s% lots and 6. blk 2, Howells add to JEFF
feyson, for $3.50. .
n. Berenz to Mrs. G. Vogel, und "a Of NV fri
INV frlN, sec 90, town Pennington, S4s0 acres,
also sh nsq neg, sec Is. town Aztalan, &c acres,
for $500 49,
A. Haag to Henry Ref, one acre with build
ings, etc.. in sec 2. town Jefferson, for s2l00.
Henry Ref to Mich. Kiessling, the same al
described last above. for S2100.
John B. Mcdonald to VIM. ncCune, eh nwq
sec IS, town Koshkonsng, for $4,000.
4, S, 9, blk 2, NJ. & WIS add to Watertown, also
all Of lot 3. blk 2. except acres for $500.
Zebina Wilson to james Rowe. en- nwq ano
neg swq, sec 16. town Palmyra, 40 acres fel
S25O0.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
Business Mems association.

AT the last regular meeting of the
Watertown Business Mems Association
the following new members were admit
ted: DR.. F. G. Werner, F. B. futile
and G. w. Hill. The following standing
committees were appointed:
By Lsws-H. T. Eberle, T. S. Clark.
c. 81. Gardner; City and Public Improve
meDts-W. Ell. Rohr, g. Cheney, J..
Terbrueggen; Manufactures w. c..
Stone, G. B. Lewis, J. FL. Sleeper; Rail-
roads, and Transportation-L. g. Quent-
meyer, 6. w. Webb, w. A. Beurhaus,
Library and Litersture-C. F. Viebahn,
E. L. Brandt, S. B. Fuller; Grievances
IS. r. Sleeper, A. Solliday, Ed May.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
PERSONAL.

Eugene Wiggenhorn returned Sun
day morning from trip to Minnesota
and Northwestern Wisconsin He has
decided to locate at La Crosse and has
become member, With John Pamperin,
formerly of this city, of joint stock
company to engage in the manufacture
of cigars and do general tobacco business
with capital of $4,000. Mr. Wiggen-
horn expects to be at his new post of
duty the middle Of next month. While
regretting TO lose him as a fellow citizen,
we are glad to know that he will still
continue q resident of the state.
Horace Baker has retired from the
position of travelling salesman for the
boot and shoe house of I. P. Farnum,
Chicago, and is now on the road for the
Stickney Boot and Shoe Co, of Fond du
Lac. having the large TOW rs in the states
of Illinois, Indiana and part of Iowa for
his field Mr. Baker is successful and
popular salesman, valuable acquisition
to any house.
G. G. Eaton has removed from Mad
ison to this city and is employed in the
Office of N, G. Daniels at the Junction
shops.
Miss Nellie Howell, of Wa:ertown,
was the guest of her friend. Mrs. F. B.
Brown, last week, and was present at the
Owl Club Party en- Friday evening"
Cconomotcoc Free Press.
Mrs. A. P. Mccall, of Juneau, is the
guest of MRS. r. L, Potter.
Gustav Schnasse, of Rapid City, Da-
kota, is a visiter here OF his old home.
Miss Mary Murphy, of Minneapolis, is
visiting her parents in the Seventh ward.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17

RECEPTION AT ST. PAUL's RECToRY.--
The rectory of St. PauPs church will be
opened on Tuesday evening next, Feb
ruary %, for reception, at which time
the Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Finn will receive
the parisbioners and form their acquaint-
ance. A general invitation is extended
to all members of the congregation and
friends of the parish.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
arrested for BasrgLaru.

The notorious Michael Tracey was
caught Monday morning at 2 o'clock by
Nightwatch G. F. Wendtland in the act
of burglarizing the saloon of J. Gingles.
When nabbed ne was hid in the ice box.
He "squealed' on an accomplice named
Pat Burke, alias George English and
George Chat6eld, who made good his es-
cape from the saloon, but who was ar
rested ct the home of ]. O'Malley, in the
Seventh ward, where the trio had been
holding bigh carnival during the night,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
u. Weber Dc Son.

We would refer our readers to the ad-
vertisement in another column of J.
Weber & Son, proprietors of the lumber
yard on West Water Street. This enter
prising firm are fair and honorable DEAL
ers and have fheir yard we'll stocked with
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
ObatU4r9y.

Charles Buntrock, an old resident Of
this city, died at The home Of his sister,
Mrs. Leonard Schempf, Saturday last,
at midnight, aged 80 years. Deceased
had been afflicted with pulmonary trou-
bles for some time past and his death
therefore was not unexpected. He was
a painter but had worked but little
at his trade for several YEAR,.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
Treasurer'S Notice.

Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of the
city of Watertown that the tax rolls of the sey-
eral wards of this city have been delivered 10
me and that shall commence collecting and
receiving the taxes for the year 1885, ut n1
Office, in City Hall, on the 23d day of December.
1885. and that such taxes must be paid within
thirty (30) days from the date of the first pussz-
cation of this notice. Taxpayers will please
bring their last years receipt with them.
CHAS. RUEBHAUSEN,
City Treasures.
P.S Office hours from O'Clock a. m. to II
m. and from to O'Clock p. m. Evenings froM
to o'clock.
Dated, WATERFOWL, Wis. December 23d. 1s6R.
Notice is hereby given to the tax payers NJ
the city of WatertOwn that the time for recesg-
ing and collecting taxes has been extended -
days, from the 23d day of this month; but al
taxes due on personal property must be paid bS
Saturday, February Is, 1886. Unless so paid.
the same will be collected by levy on goods 81
the respective persons. -
CHAS. RUEBHAUSEN.
City Treasurer.
WATERFOWL Wis, Jan. 20, 1856.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
"A. r. Wilber's Madison Square {

"A. r. Wilber's Madison Square 20,
drew another large audience at Harper
Theatre last night, Notwithstanding the
rain. The play was Mckee Rankin's
famous drama, "The Danites, or the De-
stroying Angels" and it was very effect
lively presented. The play is in five acts
and is strong in picturesque and telling
situatiops.-Rock Island Unicn, Dec.
80, 1885.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-02-17
An undertaken who claims to has

An undertaken who claims 70 Ha&8
kept careful records asserts that there .
a greater mortality among the poor n
summer than in winter, while the rich
die in greater proportion in the winter
than they do in the summer, which,
amounts to the assertion of fact, already
well known, that the hot weather carries
off more children among the poor thaa
the cold weather does. Beyond thu.
point the records of the underta1ur
amount to nothing.