Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-04-03

rooms May 9.
A General Secretary for the Water
town Y. M. @. A. is expected to take charge
10 few weeks.
The public schools closed Friday for
a vacation until Monday next, when the
spring term "Opens.
The Republican ticket was elected
at Fort Atkinson yesterday by msjorities
ranging from IS to 261.
The front of w. @. Raue's store has
been finely decorated with the brush, aud
he''has mounted handsome gilt-letter trl-.
angular sign for wall paper that is very
attractive.
F. B. futile, assignee, has made
sale OF the wagon and blacksmith shop OF
F. X. PrcchazEa, on First street, to b.
Klatt, of Juneau subject to the order of
the court Price, $4,000.
20. D. Pease Post will held
at Turner Hall Thursday, April
80 The proceeds will be devoted to tbs
expenses attendant upon a proper observ-
ance of Memorial Day.
Mrs. Charles Wo,lensack, Of the town
of Watertown. was called to GAINESVILLE,
Monday, by the serious illness of her SIS
ter. Mrs. NJ. A. Ambrose. who is not ex-
nected to recover from a stroke OF paraly-
sis.
The alarm Of fire Sunday night was
occasioned by the kitchen to the house
owned by A. K Nj. Pickert, on Fourth
street starting to burn The fire, how
ever. was smothered before little II any
damage was done.
A change in the cad" of +. w.
Schultz will be noted by those requiring
undertaking or furniture, bedding, etc.
Mr.. Schultz has large and complete
stock and in both undertaking and furh-
ture can meet every demand.
IF your cough keeps you awake and
restless by night, take Ayers Cherry Pee
toral aud obtain Immediate relief. This
remedy allays Inflammation, heals the
pulmonary organs, induces sleep and re-
stores health. The sooner you begin the
better
Yesterday afternoon some Of the
lady friends of Mrs. Norman Humphrey
surprised her upon her fourth wedding
anniversary, and passed a social time
at her home. sumptuous collation. being
one of the pleasant incidents of the happy
occasion.
The Milwaukee wheat market yes
.erday was weak and &c lever. closing
at S61lc for No. 2 spring, size May and
S6c July. Flour was dull aud unchanged.
Barley closed at sec, rye at 45c, corn at
&c and oats at 271sc. Hogs were steady
at 81 70v@4.80.
VIM. Ziegelman's advertisement will
be found in another column. Mr.. Ziegel-
man deals in vehicles of the best make
and has fine assortment at his establish
ment Cd Third street He also does all
kinds of blacksmith work and horseshoe
ing. and guarantees satisfaction both in
what he sells and IN his work. Read his
cad"
The FIVE different Bowling clubs OF
this city have united for the purpose OF
arranging a grand gala-ball at the Opera
house, Saturday, April eth, 1889. This
promises to be the grandest occasion ever
witnessed in this city. The arrangements
are in hands that understand to make
SUCH an occasion pleasant to every body
Tickets to be had from the members.
The bill making appropriations to
agricultural fairs has passed both houses
OF the legislature. The bill allows agri-
cultural fairs 40 per cent. on all premi-
ums paid, but limiting the amount Of
such premiums to $4,000. Itallows $500
for speeding money to be included in the
$4,000.
The election bill in!roducedby Sen
ator Cooper, of Racine, has passed both
houses of the legislature. This bill is in
its effect very similar 20 those that have
been enacted in Massachusetts and New
York, and reduces the possibility of fraud
ulent voting and other bad practices at
the polls to mininum. The Cooper bill
is applicable to all places in the state
where electious are held with the excep-
ton Of Milwaukee, which is left out on
account of the Keogh law, which has
been in operation very successfully for the
past two years. The provisions of the bill
are somewhat similar to the Australian
system of voting.