Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1886-03-17

e. Knaack has rented the J. Butcher
store and has opened UP with stock OF
fancy meats, pickles, &c.
A. Canniff, ore of Hustisfordt SUBJ
stantial farmers, is able to be out again
after siege ell winter with rheumatism.
H. J. Strauss has moved the rest OF
the stock on hand of the Boston Shoe Store
to bis old store. He offers great bargains
in children shoes and rubbers.
Rev. ~ O. Sanborn, of the M. E..
church, ia conducting series OF rev,va |
meetings at the Piperville school house
every evening of this week.
james O. Bierne, the old Commercial
Hotel clerk, is Frustrated with a serious
attack of hemorrhage of the lungs, max
ing his family apprehensive as TO his re-
covery
Schiller & Quentmeyer are agents
for the Peoples Laundry, Chicago First
class work guaranteed. Clothes sent each
alternate Monday, beginning with Mon
day. March /.
"A new enemy of the sheep nas been
discovered at Hartland, Waukesha
county. I. D. Goodwin found that a
large skunk had fastened itself to tie
nose of one of bis flock and that another
of the flock had been bled until it sank
to the Rocr.
j. A. Hall, in another column, adj
vertises his house and land for sale. This
is one of the handsomest and most desr-
able locations in the city, and fine
chance is offered anyone desiring to pur-
chase a pleasant home. The land with
the house will be sold in quantities to
suit purchasers. Read the advertisement.
Secretary A o. Wrights report of
chronic insane in county asylums for the
month Of February gives 81 male end
Sc female inmates in the Jefferson county
asylum. In the Dodge county asylum
there were 53 males and 40 females.
February / the State Hospital for the
Insane contained 513 inmates and the
Northern Hospital 63l.
-Gruhe &'Achtenhagen are now pre-
pared to show one of the finest assort-
ments of imported and domestic Dress
Goods in this market suitable for all
purposes and at prices to suit .he closest
buyers. Give them a call before pur-
chasing and convince yourselves that
their prices are always the lowest. Re-
member the name and place at
CRUDE & ACHTENHAGEN's
The Catholic Council of Nice, in the
year 325. adopted rule making Easter
day 20 be always the first Sunday after
the full moon, which happens upon or
next after March 81; and if the full
moon happen on a Sunday. Easter day
is the Sunday after. By this arrange
ment Easter may come as early as March
%, or as late as April %. This year it
occurs April Is.
s The annual election of the Water
town Fire Department was held at City
Hall Monday evening. Charles Otto was
elected chief by vote of 81 to 40 for
VIM. Schultz and VIM. G. Stone Assist
ant chief by a vote of 81 to 43 for G.
Nowack. The following fire wardens
were chosen: LIST and 7th wards, Ell.
Meyer; I'd and 9th, 81. Bassinger; Sd
and 4th, G. Thauer; 9Th, L. Eckner.
&c. A. Trayser and VIM. Trachte,
the former heretofore with E. Seibel &
Co. and the latter with CRUDE & Achten-
hagen, have purchased the dry goods
and grocery stock Of Koch & Brinkman
and will continue the business ut the old
stand, corper OF Main and Third streets.
Messrs. Trayser & Trachte are active,
enterrrising young men and they have
the: good wishes Of their friends for sue
cess in business.
Patents granted to- citizens of Wis
eonsin for the week ending Tuesday,
March 3, 1886. reported for. the Re-
PUBLICAN, through the Office Of y. F.
Beale, Solicitor of Patents, No. 637 T
Street, W., Washington, D. c.: s
John callahan, Milwaukee, billiard
cue CLAMP; J. w. Curman, Madison.
window screen; A.. Ell. Clark Fond dv
Lac. stufHng box; Segmund Cohn, Mil
waukee, cigar moulding machine; D. Il.
Homes, Racine, circle iron for wagons; J.
B. House, Milwaukee, broom rack.
8 in the last number of Puck Presi-
dent Cleveland is pictured as Martin
Luther defying his accusers at the diet OF
Worms, zthe awe-stricken. Republican
Senators being made by the artist to repre-.
sen: :he assembled soyereigns on. that
occasion. This attempt 10
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