Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-12-22

To the readers of The REPUBLICAN
one aud all we wish Merry Christmas.
TO remove dirt stains and grease
with wonderful :apidity use Fairbanks
popular Soap.
"A fine lot Of seighs and patent swing
rocking horses at bottom rock prices, at
| G Goeldner & Son. 10
Don't forget where to &c for bargains
for the holidays in AL kinds % furniture.
Better prepared than ever to meet the
demands of every body Schuitz's New
Furniture Store 10
/ The Carpet Viewers sociable viii
meet With George Bastord next Tuesday
evening. al which an apron hemming
contest will take place. All are cordially
invited to attend.
-Wm. Schoppe has the largest and
finest stock of Diaries Tor 1887 in the
city. The assortment embraces every
style from the elaborate morocco and
beautiful combined diary and portmonie
to the commonest kind, all at very low
prices. IL
The farmers institute TO be held
here January II and Is, promises to be
best foot forward or the entertainment of
her guests on the occasion. The farmers
of this vicinity should be well represented
at The gathering.
"A sort of tramp giving his name as
JAS Mcfarland stole flannel shirt
from the front of CRUDE & Achten-
hagen's store last Saturday and was ar
rested by Marshal Zautner Justice Stacy
fined the thief so and costs, or sixty
days in the county Jail Preierring the
latter he was taken to Jttferson.
i Ranch 10" illustrates life in the far
west in an original and startling manner
At Turner Hall this evening.
p Heinrichs & Co are erecting
ar re two story building on the site OF
their factory on Fourth street, which will
lgive this enterprising firm increased ia
cli,ies for manufacturing
The week between Christmas and
New Years will be signalized by the
concert OF the Ladies Chorus Glass at
Turner Hall, Tuesday evening December
%. Look out on this occasion for one of
the finest musical treats OF the season.
The following officers OF the Water
town Chapter, No IL, R. A. NJ, were
elected last evening: ii. p. ]. Stone;
K, S NJ. Eaton; S., G. A Brickell;
Treas, W. D. Sproesser; Sec'y, VIM.
Humphrey; c. H., ". H Rohr; P. S.,
j. H Sleeper: r A. g., II. S. Howell;
M 8 V, W. F. Voss; NJ. V, Geo.
Hill; NJ. l V, D w Schwab; g., J.
Stahl. The installation of officers will
take place Monday evening, Dec 9th.
Choice line Of MUFFLERs have
Just arrived for the Holiday Trade,
ranging from the cheapest IN all
wool to the finest IN TX
SCHIFFLER & QURETMEYER.
George w Thayer, who two years
ago shot and killed s. V Beals, fellow
clerk in the Marathon County bank at
at Wausau, was discharged from the
Northern Hospital on Monday, Supt.
Wigginton having pronounced him to be
cured He was taken to Wausau, as he
is still IN the jurisdiction of the court, but
will probably be released. The tragedy
occurred MAY 81. 1884 Thayer wss the
book-keeper and Beals a messenger in the
associates in the bank, when suddenly he
pulled out revolver and shot Beals.
without provocation and for no known
cause He was declared to be insane by
a commission of doctors and was sent to
the asylum. For several months he has
been keeping the hospital books and is
said to be entirely sane. His victim was
boy of 10 and Thayer was only p
when he committed the crime. It will
be remembered that DIR. A. Solliday &C.
comp anied the body of young Beals to
his home in New York.
Eau de Cologne, Per-
fumery. Toilet Bottles,
Toilet Sets, Brushes, Hand
| Mirrors, Odor Cases, Suit
able for Christmas pres
ents. at H IL. EBERLE'S.