Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-04-10

H. T. Eberle's drug store touriShes
with new plate-glass front that adds
very much to the appearance OF the
building.
The club party in the Knights OF
Pythias hall, announced to be held this
evening. is postponed to Friday evening,
April IL.
Will J. Slight has fine flowing ar
tesian we'll drilled into the st. Peter sand
stone on bis farm north OF the city limits,
in Emmett. The well is down Ill feet.
-Lneffler Bros, florists, call attention
through an "ad' to their fine stock OF
plants, floral derigns and flowers at their
green hsuse, Second street north OF bridge.
Gov. Hoard has issued a preclama-
ton recommending appropriate services
on April 80, in honor OF the centennial
anniversary of the adoption of the consti-
tuition.
The regular monthly cattle fair held
yesterday was well attended, although the
amour. of stock brought i'm was somewh at
limited and sales were consequently not
numerous.
In the Assembly yesterday the Anti-
Trust bill was re-referred, bet with In
structious that it be reported back Thurs
dav FOR action. The bill creating the office
lairy and food com "a issi0nei wax passed.
Rev. j. B. Finn has resigned the
rectorship of St. Paul's Episcopal church,
to take effect May !, and accepts call
from Cedar Rapids, Ia. At a meeting of
St. Paurs vestry Monday evening the
resignation was accepted.
Last Thursday night a fellow tried
to gain an entrance into G. A. Stallmau' y
store by boring anger holes around the
lock of the back door, but before getting
through with his work, was frightened
away by Mr.. Stallmah entering the store.
"A full page advertisement in The
Century costs $500, and the value of a
column in The New York Tribune ranges
from $40, 500 TO $14S,O 900. 1t don't cost
as much as these sums TO advertise in
The REPUBLICAN. Let our friends try it
and see.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
terday was weak and y02c lower, closing
at 81 &c for No 2 spring, $3.50 May and
$685. July. Flour was du ], but steady.
Barley closed at 56c, rye at 44lac, corn
at 34c and oats at 281sc. Hogs were DC
lower, ranging at $475(04.S0
We would call the attention of our
, readers H. the doubie-coumn advertise
ment of Theo Dobbrstz's painting and
decorating establishment, Fourth street
He has large stock of house decorating
| goods, and any work entrusted to him
can be relied upon to be done in first-class
shape.
| When the excitement was at its
height Monday, Mayer VoSs and Marshal
! Zau,ner were thrown out of carriage a
they turned the corner of arlington
street., on the west side, but both official:
landed safely on. their feet unhurt, jus
AZ the city had hefore the supreme cour
at Washington.
-One oil the paneful incidents of Mon
days jabilatiun was the cracking OF one
of the new lights of plate-glass in the
j front OF Trachte & Trayser's store, the
accident berg the result Of the heat from
the huge bonfire on the corner of Mair
aud Third streets. The city will probab
ly pay for the damage.
This morning Sentinel say: Louis
/ Braunschweig, from Watertown, 81 year
of age, was injured about the head yes
terday afternoon by pile driver belong
ing To the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Pau
railway and operating on Lake street
The grippers descended on his head Will
coming down for the driving weight, in
| flicting severe scalp wounds and smashing
his nose. He was taken to the Emergenc.
hospital
/ "A dispatch from Mason City, Iowa
:. of recent date, says:
"One hundred thousand dollars an
eighty acres of land is asked by tn
American Watch company for locating
their plant in this city. The citizens ar
after this enterprise for all that it
wcrth. Lincoln and Beatrice, Neb.
Monroe, Eau Claire and sheboygan, Wis.
GAINESVILLE, o., and Streeter, ILL.,, are al
candidates fer the location
Here might be good chance 70
4 WATERFOWL. This is just such an enter
nrise "a WATERFOWL needs. Let our busi