Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-03-13

virtuOsO, absolutely with
out a peer. COnCOrdia
Opera House, March %.
Go to J. Forncroek & Gu. for dry
pine slabs. Yard opposite Gas works.
Thomas McCabe has taken the con-
tract for the stone work of the new col
lege.
The Minnesota supreme court holds
that the union cigarmakers label is not a
legal trade mark.
Yesterday at the fair, Horatio Ryder,
OF Hustisford, sold a span of Cloud colts
to Milwaukee parties for $400
john Ell Schleichef. of Mime apolis, a
former town of Watertown boy, has taken
possession of M. Hackett's blacksmith
shop.
March 10Th is the date for the lect-
ure of Prof. A. O. Wright, of Madison, in
the Y. NC. A. course. Subject: "West-
ward the Course of Empire takes its Way"
The Levy Concert company appear
at Concordia Opera house, Monday March
%. Jules Levy is the great cornetist of
his time and he is accompanied on his
present tour by some of the leading
artists.
Miss Ramie Austen, who is annosnc-
ed to appear in this city in Good against
EvIl-Dr. Jekyll aud Mr.. Hyde" is the
youngest and prettiest emotional actress
in America. At Turner Opera house,
March IA.
For the Office of assessor @. ]. Wenck
is again candidate and his card will be
found in the proper place in this paper
Mr.. Wenck has discharged the duties of
the Office with faithfulness and his re-
election is assured.
Last week the contract for the cree
ton of the new Sacred Heart college
building was awarded to Bentley & Stra-
chota, of Milwaukee The edifce will be
brick, substantially built, and contain all
the modern improvements.
The replevin cases of Jas. Cody VS..
c. F. Zautner and VIM. g. Cody vs. G.
F. Zautner, which were set for bearing
hofora TnSt;oa Ctoov ON thu 1Ctb ;cst
were adjourned by consent OF parties to
March IA and Is, respectively.
John Perry, of Pipersville, while in
Milwaukee Saturday last, accidently fell
down flight of stairs, severely lnjuring
his side, although fortunately no ribs
were broken He il now confined to his
bed at the residence OF his daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Wurtzler, in the Third ward.
The Stewert Grand Concert company,
so well and widely known, having the en-
dorsement of pulpit and press, give one
of their popular song entertainments at
the NJ. E. church this "Wednesday even
ing. Tickets, 50 cents; children under
IL, 20 cents. Tickets for sale at postoffice.
For particulars notice bills. Secure seats
early.
The Slupecki bill to prohibit the
teaching of German in the public schools
was killed in toe assembly last Thursday,
not vote being recorded 10 its favor.
The author OF the bill was absent, or else
one vote, perhaps, would have been ac-
corded the measure. The bill seemed to
have few friends in any quarter, whether
German localities or not
AT the annual meeting of the Oak
Hill Cemetery association, held Monday
evening at the Wisconsin National bank,
the following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Daniel Hall; treasurer, Daniel
Jones; secretary, VIM, Humphrey; super
iutendent, P. G. Quentmeyer; assistan:
perintendent, Albert Covers; directors,
Leonard Schempf, J. B. Bennett.
j. S. Murphy's appearance at Con-
cordia Opera house, Monday evening, in
"Shaun Rhue" was greeted with good
sized audience. The play is a pleasing
Irish drama and was finely rendered.
Mr.. Murphy being we'll supported. He
is very natural and painstaking actor
The opera house manager made a good hit
when he secured the Murphy combination.
The closing lecture in the NJ. E.
church course was delivered Monday
evening by Rev E. Updike, of Milwau-
kee, choosing for bis subject, Washing
ton and the first 100 years of the Repub-
lie" The lecture was quite asinteresting
as any of the preceding; ones in the course
and the audience evidently considered it
fitting ending of most successful and
entertaining series.
-Dore Davidson, who assumes the dual
role of abr. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE" in
the forthcoming production of that plav.