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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-16
NOT WORTH READING.
That's What President Haddon Thinks
Of the Davis. Odlum Donfonae Card.

That's What President Haddon Thinks
OF tho Davis. odium ponfonao Card.
silence II now on the other side Of the
fence. and the head Of the Taxing District
Government has no patience with those who
intcnogaio him on the subject Of Mc-rS
Davis and Odlum's lengthy defense, pub
llshcd In TIE ArFEAL yesterday morning.
An ArrEAL reporter sought President
Haddon yesterday afternoon, after giving
him time 10 read and digest the card.
81 suppose YOU have seen the defense OF
the salary billg' suggested the reporter
"Ycs." he responded.
III would like 10 hear from YOU on IT,
"Why. YOU oil have published The letter.
20 Chiefs Ryan aud Davis signed by MADDEN
Lee and Petit"
"Corrct. but Davis and odlum hav,
Opened up some new folds. claimed as a de
| fensc u their bill"
ooh, I suppose they have opened lot %
them. Did You wunt 10 see me, judy
/ Walker inquired the President, and thl
I two walked on 10 discuss legal question:
I connected with the administration OF TaNinI
/ District Affairs, presumably.
| Mr.. MADDEN had not even rcnd the tw
| column card.
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The Wonderful Carlsbad Springs.

Al the Ninth International Medical Congress-
Dr.. A. l.. A. Toboldt OF the University OF Ponnsyl'
yania read paper stating that out OF thirty cases
treated with the genuine imported Carlsbad spru'
del Salt Powder form. for chronic constipation,
hyroehondria disease OF tho liver and kidneys,
laundice, adiposis, diabetes dropsy from yalvular
heart disease. dyspepsia catarrhal Inflammation OF
the stomach, ulcer OF the stomach or spleen, chill
drcn with marasmus, govt, rheumatism oil the
joints, gravel, etc, twenysiE were entirely cured,
three much improved, aud one not treated long
enough, Average time OF treatment four weeks.
Tho Carlsbad sprudel salt powder torm) Is an
excellent Aperleut, Laxative and Diureuc. IL
clean the complexion. purides tho blood. IL Is
easily soluble; pleasant to take and permanent In
action. The genuine product Of the Carlsbad
Springs u exported in round bottles. Each bottle
comes In light blue paper cartoon, and has the
signature "Eisner & Mendeson Co." sole agents q
Rarclay street. New York, on every bottle. ono
bottle mailed for one Dollar DR.. roboldts leo
ture mailed Tree upon application.
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Chancery Sale
REAL ESTATE.


No 0.6ll H-Chanrry tOud 81 .helhy county
John a. Malone guardian 's John y. hunht
By virtue OF Az lnirroeli1ry d'crgo iof s,le en-
tcrcd In tie Hboye r1iur un we ". aal gi .vn.'
lssa. ". o.. par e. rguowr Aprl ?, ~ ~ ~, ~
e. page 2s 4 will irI Of public auction 70 NC
highest bidder 10 front Of the CgIs agd hs..i
once nj the Main fifHUi ruifaurc ~ Nc Oputthuuso
OF shelby county. Memphis. tennessee. on
saturday, ith Day OF Mag. 1850.
within legal houu iue IoNoNint dcsciipoa prop
oriy. situated 10 Mcmpl.a shelby county, Tenn
towit; 1900. -. -, -
Lot No. aJM TaifH ublivisloni cast oi ~.
leans street. bsginuIng ua H.ake ON nc south .de
Of Tate street. running cas- WIN sal1 "ltt ~
feet To an alley, thfuUr s0Ilh WIN sln AMY ~
| lei Ia az siic, Homo upiWnd With said alley
giH icci thgntc nonh ~ iggi 20 Tat s,gt@ We
| bcalnniug, being samr LfuHflN cnhN}o1R ~
| Mamie Hunter r. dfrd dated August lh'A OK
- page ~ Register ua,o .hcib1 o9an y lem,
Terms Of sale-one ihfd ca,h bhlsiios ih tssne
months purrha,eF q ylrItluE Interest bcnfing note
With sectrity ana lirn retained 10 socuro payment
/ Redemption barred
| This 18th dny ol APRIL W.. 81. - 49,.
ByT n Fasias,oB nd ". W. Mcdowell. SolIci
tors.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAToBlA, MISS,
OFFERS THE SERVICES on TWO TIor.
TING STATIONS.
CANT. Carnea. No. 1924.

Capt. Carnes. No. 1894,
Limited 10 Zen Approved Marcs at IS Cash the
GvsOn -scason Ends July I.
Colt trotten are In demand THIS horse should
get them No ~ sre 20 y. G., GQQD was a colt trpt
TER: hii gmndfira onward, IAN IN the greatest
sire ct colt trotiefs known. having put -four thrco
year ulds In the 10 list In one year; HE brit dam
llancy bay record 2gol was sired by Alcalde, who
got liylAs. the afro Of tho unbcaton colt uoltcr,
"rusio s." AIS his fcrond dam by another great
brood MARI sire, Kentucky Clay lout Of The hodcs
mare. dam Lady 1hoInc ms ana MamhfinO
Puichcnl. his third dam bY stu another famous
brood mare sire. Edwin Forrest fourth. nith and
sixth dams by thoroughbred slrcs. Individually,
Capt Cnrgcs u n three ycar.Old blood bay, sixteen
hands high, elegantly proportional stallion.
Col. jefferson (Blind)
Il offered IN the Public at SO Cash
lie was sired by the greatest brood mare sire
known, Mambrno rAtuhcn, WHOSE suns are taking
drst rank a. brood mare slrcs dam ~, an old
| time truttcr. Jefferson nj three year 81 age was
| picture that would make any horsemau tool good
! To-. hands high. stylish, symmetrical aud incl
! saiied None Of his get nrc blind. all show lpon
| did trottlug action. and are game and handsom
roldsterx lie sired the fastest two. ycaf old tina
showed about Memphis last summer
no-All stock handled carefully, but no rcfponsi
hlty for accidents, mares pasturrd at " PEI
month fed grain, $40. For further Information
Address z. LYTLE. Man'gr.
los ~. Paul 81. Menphis. Tenn.
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The Direct Importer
A rhInaman srlndIe. SIS Country men

NEw IIAvES, Conn. April i5.-For several
days Chinaman named Nan 20 Xxi has been
oanvassing this city selling 10 Chinese laun.
dry men for 81 apiece a card which he
claimed was passport issued by the Chi
nesc Ambassador az Washington. Nan 70
NJ told bis customers that the card could be
sent 10 China and the holder Of Il would be
admitted 10 this country at San Francisco.
Tho card proved 10 be an advertisement iof
Chinoso directory. II Is estimated that he
disposed Of about 700 cards before he left
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-16
PRIZE COTTON BALE
Contributed in Aid OF the Confederate
soldiorB' Home.

The bale Of cotton contributed by the
Memphis Cotton Exchange for the benefit
of the National Confederate Soldiers Home,
Of Austin. Tex, was yesterday placed on
exhibition at the Cotton Exchange, and II
was much admired by the members. The
bale Is covered Ia Lane mills cotton bag
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-16
LODGE NOTICES.

ATlZPAM LODGE OF PERFECTION No q
wi =, A. * A. 5. H., 18Th Degree. will hold ny
a stated meeting this trtESDANl nighL/VN
April ~, lSsl nc O'Clock, TO- dispatch NJ busuCs
aud comforting degrees Al members OF the A. a
a. s. Il. nre fr,ternMy invited.
by order W. Il Mitchell, ". NJ
Attest n c. TRAnrR. Secretary
DEsOTO LODGE so. 20 D. AND A. N. q
II Tho officers aud members are hereby w
notified 10 meet IN special communicative
this (rUESDANl evening, April 10, lNsq, ut s
o'clock. inf work In the NJ N. Degree. All NJ. Ms
are imiofnnlly Invited
By oricr MILTON H. PRICE, W. NJ
Attest irGn n CULLEN. Secretary.
AIEMPHls LODGE No a. / q. o. =. .-..
vi The officers aud members are 80.
requested 10 meet ut their hall y ~
TtEsDANl evening. Aphl IT, tSsa. az INV
o'clock. The First ncgrrc viii be conferred by
the Degree Team. Mem crs Of sister lodges imlcr
nhlly invited
~ order n. HARPER, y. q.
". & scitw AiAirYrR SECRETARY.
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IHIl-Ai the residence OF J. 7. Baxter on hi.
vision street, fou Pickering, Monday. April II,
1879 after a prOtrnctcd illucss, kunniE H. llltls
I'LL.
Funcml from residence this TUESDAY after
noon at $50 o'clock. Services at Second prcsby'
terrain Church az Q O'Clock. Friends aud aoquaint.
anccs invited 10 attend.
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The suIIl,an.gIiraIn riEhi.

NEw YoRK, April l6.-The representa-
tiycs Of John l.. Sullivan and Jake Kiluin
met 10 day at the CPpo Office aud made the
rest Of the deposit for the great fight, gel.
Getting. after considerable wrangling Allen
M. Crlhro ns linal slnkeholdeT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-16

TnE Memphis Grocery Company have a
large stock Of the celebrated Jersey 10.
bacco which they offer at Wholesale at
prices that defy competition.
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llQN2AGZQUS BLOOD POISON
a., Is the bane of the human family, and
NH SWIFTS SPECIFIC is the remedy for
" that disease and it's consequences.

have used swifts Specific in my practice for some
time and find it to be all that the roprietors claim
for It. d. NJ. McKSIaHT, Md. Magnolia, Ark.
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LADIES cape collars n specially at Mem
phis Steam Laundry. 22l Second street.
branch Office u Madison street.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Con. LooAx II. Roors, Of Little Rock, Is at
the Gayoso.
MAJ. JoHS d. ADAMS, and his son Dean, Of
the city OF roses, are quartered at the Gayoso.
Mas l.. l.. LEWIS, 81 Richmond, Va.
daughter OF Col. r. l. Loonoy, Is visiting
her parents on Lauderdhlo street
TnE Hon. Joe Harris, Of Knoxville, Is In
the city 81 ,supcrintcnd the sale. OF the
Graham place. which takes place today.
ArDNIy's Hotel: Mrs. N. McIIugh, Mrs
II. Kennedy, Holly springs; NJ. &. Porter,
New Orleans; +. \. Dc Land. Black Rock,
Ark.
TnE marriage Of Miss Emily v hitc and
Mr.. ]. A Sylvester will take place at the
Central Methodist Church next Wednesday
morning nj 9 o'clock.
&. G. W0orTN. n young man who enjoys
the good will aud esteem Of oil his friends
was married last night 10 Miss Julia J..
smith. beautiful and accomplished young
lady, at li0 Elliott street, by the Rev. Dr.
Warner Moore.
VtrroHs ON Change Yesterday: W. r.
Stanton, Gallatin, Tenn; James l.. Kerr,
Chicago, H.. A. Craig CINCINNATI, o. H..
/ Strauss, Liverpool, W. y. Bradley Colum'
hus. Ca: Sam Frank, Holly Springs, Mss
II. Dupasquicr, liavro Fmncc.
| s. A. ErrrnsoN. Nashville. NJ. L. Maher,
/ Atlanta; Mrs. sharp, Somcryillc, Tenn, lno.
! W. Pnuicttc, Kcryillc, Tenn; w. II. Rus
sell. Covington. Tenn; Mn Joe Boone, Cot
ton Plant, Ark; u. W. Lucas. locahontas.
, Ark; 5. Young and wife, liales Tenn, are
! nc Gnstons.
JANE @. Rosr Morrisiown. Tenn; u. J.
Kcnrney. Lexington kys y. u. stephens
shaws, Miss; Fred Noight Chattanooga
Tenn; George Walker aud wife, Maury
Tenn; 4. s. Gambler, wife and son, lukn
Miss; Allen Springer, Lake city, Ark, arr
at the Clarendon.
w. II. I.ouAs, Frank 7. levin, Now York
7. u. Fisk. Montgomery Ala; n. T. Rodg
en-. Mariana: l.. Mayer. 81 Louis VIM
ID iandcr aud wife. Cincinnati; w. w. Gran
dali. Nashville; the Hon. j. NJ. Buchanan
Holly Springs, c. 5. Baker, 81 Louis, are q
the Peabody.
AT the Gayoso: Jno. u. Adams, litill
Rock. Dean Adams, Little Rock; q. II. Kerr
Kansas City; l.. NJ. Myers and WIFE, Loui,
willie. II. Harris. New Orleans; H. Apple
gate, Lexington, Ky; Eugene Leigh nn'
wife, Lexington, Ky; Thos. o'lara am
wife, Lexington, ny.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-16

Mayor Roche of Chicago, has reinstatcd
the recently deposed police captain, Michael
Snhnnk
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ns,ona Al Cnmnarl.eni

Il the universal verdict Of al who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which We
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
mon DIR sAMEtsoN,
And which we are selling ~ leader at
the popular price Of
2 ron 25c.
a cigar ms good cannot be had elsewhere
for Soc. This we guarantee, and invite
connoisseurs Of iino cigars 10 try Thorn.
|. SANELsoS < CO.,
The Direct Importers OF Memphis.
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Chancery Sale
-oF-
REAL ESTATE e.

n, No a,7l3-Chanccfy Court Of Shelly County
a d Dury 81 al. ". T. A Ia Ioue Of NJ.
10y virtue VI an inisfoCutOfy decree Tor sale. en-.
tered IN the above tnusr on the - day u Dcccm.
bof. las N. Gi. plgu 0 will sell NJ public auo.
ton % the highest bidder IN front Of the Clerk aud
Masters Once. at the Main strcgt entrance of tho
Courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis, icnnes.
acc, on
Saturday, April 20. 1850.
within legal hours tlo iolloging described prop.
cry. situated Ia Memphis. shelby county, Tenn,
to.wlt3
A twothlris % undivided Interest IN part Of lot
four hundfcd aud seventy foyCn ca, fronting nity
(i1l feet on the s0uh side u Adams street ~ Mem.
pills. aud running back .luih between the lots and
premises Of the iato Lewis Amis apd John d. VI.
Hot. or his WIFE, one luudfrd aud forty.cight aud
one. half uts,f) feet 10 an fllcY.
Also. Ike und lyldod two thirds 20 Interest In
tho lot BoHt est Of The LOT above dcscTbed having
a front on Adams street ~ thirty C0l fcct, and run
ming back south on hundred aud lony'Cight aud
one.half nfsb.) feet 20 no. alley.
Terms oi sale-On q credit OF seven ~ mouths.
note With security required, lien retained. rcdemp-
tlon barred.
This aUth day Of March iya
" n NCiiENki. Clcrk aud Master
Vim. ~. Randolph. J. N. Gregory and W. u. ohs.
ron. hollclior
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
Jefferson County Fair.

At the. late meeting of the executive
committee of the Jefferson County and
Rock River Valley Agricultural society
held at Jefferson, David Gardner was
chosen marshal, and the following were
neutrality-suspicious. ofthe differ
ent departments: Horses, r. j. Wash.
burn, of Palmyra; cattle, r. d. Merrl-
man, of Oakland; sheep and swine
James McGowan,o of Jefferson; farm pro-
ducts and poultry, Andrew Reul, o.
Pennington; farm implements, d. j.
Hoyt, of Waterloo; household fabrics
O. b. Coomhe, of Lake Mills. The fol
lowing were appointed directors: Geo
Ryder, Aztalan; Geo. Billet, Colo
Spring; Sell, Concord; VIM. Schoeck
ert, Harrington; Moses alone, Hebron
Fred Huebner, Ixonia; JOS. Winter
ling, Lewis Ryder, R. Heger, G. Grimm
Jefferson; O. ID. Strong, A. d. Wilcox
Justus Williams, N. S. Greene, Fort At,
knson; c. j. Willard, Aug. Wegeman
Lake Mills; Val. West, Milford; Johr
Daniels, Oakland; Archie Wilson, Aug
Tischoefr, Palmyra; G. B. Clark, Sulli
van; Andrew Nelson, Sumner; Aug. F
Schultz, A. j. Roach, Waterloo.
The prices of admission for 1889 vii
be the same as those of 1883, and the
premium list is the same, and a tota
of $3.50 in purses was agreed upon fol
races. The following speed programme
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
Board of Street Commissions

Board of Street Commissioners.
Meeting of the Board of Street Com
missioners, Monday evening:
Ordinance passed for building a side
walk on south side of continuation OF
Emerald street, Sixth ward.
The bonds Of the following named
persons for liquor licenses were pre-
sented and approved:
J.. j. Toussaint & Co, j. Rusdorf, G..
Hilgendorf, r. M. CreuA, A. Romig, F.
Kronitz, G. & J. Dobbratz, Fuermann
& Ditschler, Fl. Daub, P. Herzog, w.
Schultz, J. Heyman, G. Otto, H. raewe,
A. Zautner, G. F. Kruger, G. w. Krue-
ger & Co, Jaeger & Guse, M. RIGHT
mann & Son, w, Reilley, J. F. Mundt,
G. Gloger, w. Kupfer & +. Podratz, F.
Kawalski, f. Reiehow, J. Kluge, M. D.
Comfy, w. Creuz, Mrs. A. FIJI. Hastings,
A. Blair, E. Leschinger, F. Ruecker,L.
w. Kruger, Otto Auwers, J. Lange, U.
H~abhegger, Geo. P. Gates, Mrs. M.
Stats, G. L. LANCE, F. Ruesch & Son,
H.Kuester, r. Sauter, II. Rrusenbach,
G. F. Lott, P. Ifiand, A. Arndt, J. Har-
vey, p. Bertsch, s.. Molzahn, w. Oar
SOW, Brandt & Adele, J. Raabe, H. C.
Mayer, WATERFOWL Gymnasium associa-
ton, Musical Society Concordia.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01

-Soren Hansen has sold his saloof
and dwelling on West Water street t(
c.. and j. Dobbratz, of Lebanon, fol
$1,000.
The American Express company
have recently put into effect a new tariff
schedule, which increases small pack.
age rates.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
/ R'y time table has been revised to CORE
spond with a change this week in the
running of trains
Geo. P. Gates has removed his
saloon and billiard room to the build
ing next the Phoenix engine house,
owned by d. & f. Kusel.
The store of H.. Bieber has just had
a nice plate glate glass front putin, nbak-
ing quite aa Improvement to the APP
pearance of the building.
"A party WAS here this week repre-
senting g Chieago Electric light compa-
ny looking over the prospect OF estab-
fishing a plant in this city.
From the applications made for Ii
censes Watartown is likely to have 30
saloons and one wholesale liquor dealer
the present year, against 81 saloons and
two wholesale liquor dealers last year.
The many friends of Commissioner
- IL NIL --1 Ill L..
pleased to learn that he is recovering
from his recent painful Illness his i'm
provement being quite marked since
Sunday last.
Curtain POLES and Trimmings
at STRAW & MURRHY's.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
Trusts, Combinations ad MoHHpolies,
Az Monopoly of all the Creates
Amusement Features.

A CsMBaxATION>OF TWO BEG SHOVE AND a
rRusy IN THE AMERICAN PUBnM's,
UNSTINTEDB PATRONAGE.
This is what the Ringligr Bros IS Va7E
AuaburgE United Monstax Circus, MW-
scum, Menagerie Roman Hippoaroma
and Worlds Exposition IT,
This great combined show is now be
yond doubt the finest aud. largest Big
Show travelling west this season. La
factit rs the only real metropolita1shoW
that will be here. The Van Amburgh-
Ringing Double4MenagaEie of RAGE wild
animals isthe greatest collection extant,
and they really have more different
kinds of elephants thanany others, In
cluding Babylon the largest elephant on
earth. Fanny the only American boEr
baby elephant, Jewell. the umbrella
cared elephant, Spott the LIIllputlan che
plant, and in fact all kinds of elephants
from everywhere. Their Great Triple
Circus embraces the. finest bare back
riders, entirely new sensations and MID
air features including a. complete circus
of wonderful. Japanese actors. Ihe per
forming elephants, horses, stations.
ponies, dogs donkeys, pigs, monkeys:
goats, etc., do almost everything but
talk The great hipgodrome spectacle
the Muster Of the Nations-fs a sight
never to be forgotten. The museum is
replete with. strange wonders. The en-
tire Big United Shows may be truth
fully called the greatest Watertown has
ever SEEM. and we advise all people te
be here Tuesday, May 14th, andsee the
Monster Combined Shows. You vii
never regret it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
China Wedding.

Commissioner Theodore Huber and
| wife celebrated their china wedding,
their twentieth anniversary, Monday
evening, April 80, 1889. A number OF
their relatives. neighbors and friends
united with the worthy couple in hon
oringthe evensat their handsome hon, e
on Sixth street. MI. and Mrs. Huber
entertained their guests in the true
spirit of hospitality, a sumptuous sup
per being ~ of the means provided
for the enjoyment of the company
The bride and groom were fifty remem
bered by being presented with a hand
some china tea and dinner set by their
wedding guests. The wish of all was
that Mr.. and Mrs Huber might live to
celebrate their golden wedding sur
rounded by the same pleasures, com
forts and enjoyments that encompassed
them on the occasion of their china an
niverSary.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
Bishop Knights Visitation.

Rt. Rev. Cyrus II. Knight, bishop of
the diocese of Milwaukee, made his
first visitation to st. Paul's parish last
Friday, and in the evening administer
ed the sacred rite of confirmation to.a
class of fourteen persons in St. PauTs
church. Bishop Knight preached an
impressive sermon from the text "Come
unto me ak We that travail and are
heavy laden," the church being filled
to its utmost, capacity. At the close of
the services reception was held at the
parsonage, and a. Large number agailed
themselves of the opportunity of meet-
ing the new bishop for the first time.
Bishop Knight is a strong, vigorous
appearing man.. and although of the
same age as the late Bishop elles,
about So, looks somewhat younger, be-
causeeclean shaven and his hair only
slightly tinged with gray. Ha makes a
MOST favorable impression, and enters
upon his work with a zeal and earnest
ness that betoken growth aad prospar-
itW to the church.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01

Has the e and most
select stocko Of Episcopal
z Catholic Prayer Books,
standard Mis-
c~ellaneou Books, Photo
graph Albums, Auto
graph Albums, Portfolio
dWritingDe sksB Back
CANNON Boards, Chess
Men, Ladies' and Gentle
mems Toilet Cases, Col
lar and Cuff Boxes, Gold
Pens and Pencils, Album
& Picture Easels, Whisk
Holders Slipper Cases,
6 Holders, Vases, T'ri-
plicate Mirrors, S
Statuettes, Diaries for
1880, and the best line Of
fine Stationery and Tab
lets kept in the city. Call
and examine my stock
T. S. CLARK, Centre Of
Main Street Bridge, Wa
tertoWn, Wisconsin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
Gard of Thanks.

We take this opportunity of return
ing our heartfelt thanks to all the
friends and neighbors, and to the mem
bers of Watertown lodge, No. 40, f. &
A. NJ, for their numerous acts of kind
ness extended to us during our late be-
reayement, through the death of our
husband and father.
MRS. JOHN CUB AND FAMILY.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
MARRIED..

April Oath, 1889, by the Rev. Mr.. Kar-
nopp, at the German M. E. church par
sonage, Miss Katie Burger, of Clyman,
to Peter Thauer, of Emmett. Imme-
diately after a sumptuous repast, the
happy couple made a brief wedding
tour to the city of Fond du Lac, return
ing April 9th. The bride and groom
are well and favorably known, and tits
the sincere wish of a host of friends
that their married life may be happy
and prosperous.
Joseph Reinehrand Miss Mary Krop1
were united in matrimony at st. CALI
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-05-01
The Centennial Celebration.

WATERFOWL honored the Centennial
of Washington 'sinauguration yesterday
with a profuse display of bunting, every
flag staff in the city bearing upon it the
stars and stripes. Many store windows
and dwellings were appropriately de-
corated. Services were held in many
of the churches. At the Congregational
church Rev. J. NJ. Campbell preached
a sermon beftting the.event celebrated
throughout the Nation. In the after
noon nearly all the places of business
closed up for the balance of the day.
At the High school exercises, partici-
pated in by the scholars, bearing upon
the events of 100 years, ago in this coun-
try, were held, consisting of singing,
speaking and declamations, with an adj
dress by Prof. G. F. Niebahn.
The o~bservances of the day closed
with a grand camp fire under the au-
spices of the O. d. Pease, Post, G.. A. r.
at Turner opera house, which was
packed with an enthusiastic audience.
Addresses s%uiting the, occasion were
made by Col. Watrons, Adjutant Gray,
Deputy Commander Weissert, c.. III.
Gardner and others, the speaking being
interspersed with singing by the Water
town Quartette andGhorus club. Two
of the grandest tableaux ever seen here
were also rendered, Washington cross
ing the Delaware andsthe Inauguration
of Washington. From 6 to Sa splendid
supper was furnished by the ladies of
the post and their friends.