Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-11-11

keeper of the establishment.
e. w. Schultz has received a dip.
Iona from The Oriental School of EN-
| balming, f. A. Sullivan, demonstration,
dated Boston, Mass, October 21, 1891.
The bans of Miss Mary E. Salick
daughter ofMr. and Mis-. Joseph Salick
and Mathew Gale, of Milwaukee, were
called at ST. Henri's church last Sun
day.
Eight thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars will be expended Sby Jefferson in
constructing an iron bridge over Rock
river at that place. Work will begin
at once.
An ancient custom of the Anglican
church was observed yesterday in the
enthronement Of Bishop Nicholson, OF
the diocese of Milwaukee, at All Saints
cathedral.
The late rains have been a great
blessing to these parts, replenishing
wells and cisterns and giving the nee
essary moisture to the soil before the
advent of winter.
Those desiring to consult DR.. w. H.
Wise, of New York, will find him at
the Commercial hotel, Sunday and
Monday, November 15 and 16. Read
his "ad" in another column.
There is general endorsement of
Judge Colonius' action in the appoint
ment of c. B. Skinner as the guardian
for DR.. James Cody. Mr.. Skinner will
see to it that DR.. Cody's interests and
welfare are well guarded.
John S. George, of Milwaukee, for
mer agent in this city of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway, is in high glee
over the election returns in New York,
Il. ?. Flower, who drew the guberna-
torial prize, being his uncle.
Rev. R. G. Bedford, the former
pastor of the church, will preach next
Sunday morning and evening in the
Congregational church. Matters per-
tanning to the religious and educational
work in the South will be presented.
The interior Of st. Paul's Episco-
pal church is undergoing a cleaning
and renovating and the organ an over
hauling and tuning. 1t is expected
that the edifice will be ready to be oc-
cupied for next Sunday. Services for
the past two Sundays have been held
in the chapel,
For lame back there is nothing
| better than to saturate flannel cloth
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bind it on the affected parts Try it
and you will be surprised at the prompt
relief it affords. The same treatment
will cure rheumatism. For sale by
John Molzahn.
E. Fl. Paige and Frank A. Evans,
of Waukesha, made 1O2-mile run on
bicycles Tuesday of last week. Start
ing from Waukesha at 4:4O A. NJ, they
breakfasted at Oconomowoc and pro-
ceeded here. From here they rode to
Milwaukee, whence they returned to
! Waukesha at 6:42 P. NJ The total rid
ing time was 10 hours and 40 minutes.
The monthly cattle fair yesterday,
although the day was wet, was attend
ed by large number of people. Com
paratively few COWS were offered for
sale and prices ranged very low.
Prices for stock are away down owing
to the scarcity of feed. Some horses
were brought in, but what few were
sold secured poor prices. On the whole
it was an unsatisfactory fair.
"A pleasant marriage was that of
William Wiggenhorn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Wiggenhorn, to Miss
Hermina Hellfach, the happy event
taking place at the residence of the
brides parents at La Crosse, Thursday
evening, November 9Th. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Andreas, of
the Reformed church. The guests we're
confined to a few intimate friends and
the relatives of the contracting parties.
That tie bride is held in warm esteem
was evidenced by the numerous choice
and rich gifts she was presented with.
The couple have the best wishes of
THE REPUBLICAN for a happy journey
through life.
County Clerk K. H. Bennett fur
nishes the following regarding the ap-
portionment of the state school money
to the several towns in Jefferson coun-
ty on the basis of 81 .O24 per scholar:
Aztalan. $533.50; Cold Spring, $301 .O6;
Concord, $530.43; Pennington, 1873. IS;
Hebron, $402 .43; Ixonia, $597; Jeffer-
son, 81 98; Koshkonong, 81, ,25O. 80;
Lake Mills, $759.81; Milford, $555. .O1 /;
Oakland. S385.02; Palmyra, $4O1 Al; Sui
livan, $447 40; Sumner, $192.51; Water
loo, $557.3S; Waterloo village, 1914 O6;
WatettoWn, $662.53 Watertown city,
So, ,541 81. The amount of school tax to
be levied this year in Jefferson county
is $13, ,476.43, of which $12, 81 is re-
turned to the county according to above