Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-03-05

-Nenian Ross, formerly Of this city,
died at Adams Mills, Ohio, Feb. "a,
1890, of dropsy, aged about 20 years.
-Koshkonong will vote next Satur-
day, on the proposition to issue bonds
in aid of the projected Lake Geneva
railway project.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Congregational church, will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
at the church parlors. A missionary
tea will be given.
Catcher Mills has been released by
Manager Cushman. Mills has been
with the Milwaukee club for'two sea-
sons. He has received several offers
from other clubs.
John B. May gave an interesting
demonstration lecture on electrical
magnetic induction before the Wiscon-
sin Electric club, in Milwaukee, last
Thursday evening.
The fourth lecture in the M. B..
church course will be delivered by Rev.
w. W. Painter next Tuesday evening.
Subject, "Our Children To-day the Ma
ton of the Future"
"A farmers institute will be held in
the village Of Waterloo, March 1919. A
few speakers from abroad will be pre-
sent. The farmers of the vicinity should
take an active part in the topics to be
discussed.
A. K. Delaney left this week for
Alaska, where he will remain, he says,
two years. He will retain his residence
in Mayville, Dodge county, and evil
IDENTITY has not got through with Wis
consin politics yet awhile.
Those who want good cutter with
which to enjoy the present run of ex-
cellent sleighing, can obtain it from
VIM. Negelmann at a very low price.
Third street, two blocks north of Main.
See his ''ad" elsewhere in this paper.
-NextSaturday afternoon the Demo-
Gratis hold their city convention for the
selection of city ticket. The main
struggle seems to be over the Office of
treasurer. 1t lies between Geo. Henze
and Jacob Koerner, with the chances
in favor of the former.
Patrick McGann, ofthe Third ward,
fireman for Geo. Nellins on the Madi
son accommodation train, met with a
painful accident Friday morning, by a
piece of heavy timber falling upon his
head as be was taking the engine out
of the round house at the Junction.
The Divide Musin concert company,
which appears at Concordia Opera
house, this "wednesday evening, con-
tains musical talent of the very highest
order, and our citizens should appre-
ciate the effort of getting such a first
class entertainment to come here by
filling the auditorium.
Clement, Williams & Co., of Mil
waukee, advertise in another column
genuine bargains in furniture. The
firm has large and complete stock of
the newest styles and at the lowest
prices. When in Milwaukee call and
see what Clement, Williams & Co. can
do for you in their line.
The following appeared recently
in The Madison Journal: ''It is stated
that grading will soon be begun on the
Waukesha, Oconomowoc & Western
railway, starting from Waukesha.
Should the road ever be built west of
Oconomowoc it will be put through
WATERFOWL to Madison, passing through
Waterloo, and making use of the valu-
able grade from a point just west of
that village, nearly to Madison"
The lecture Through India with
Pen and Pencil" delivered by John
Byron Hamilton at Concordia Opera
house, last Friday evening, was both
interesting and instructive The pict-
ures thrown on the canvas by power
full stereopticon were well calculated
to bring clearly before the audience
the scenes of the lecturers travels,
which were finely described. The au-
dience was somewhat limited in size,
owing, no doubt, to the bad state of
the weather.
In the columns of THE REPUBLICAN
this week will be found the double col
umn advertisement of Theo Dobbratz,
house decorator and painter, Fourth
street, north of Main. Mr.. Dobbratz
has the new style of decoration called
the Crystal Relief" the handsomest
decorating now in vogue. Those in
want of painting or decorating or any
thing in Mr. Dobbratz's line will do
well, and consult both their interest
and taste, by calling on him. Read
Mr.. Dobbratz's "ad.o
The snow storm which set in early
Thursday afternoon did not terminate
until Friday noon, it showing incessant-
ly for nearly twenty-four hours. The
snowfall averaged from Is inches to
feet on the level, the heaviest fall in
one storm since the memorable storms