Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-06-15

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steam laundry last Friday.
The old Twenty-Ninth bows here
abouts will bear in mind the reunion
of the regiment at Lake Mills, Tuesday
next, June 2lst.
The Milwaukee Butchers anG
Drovers Association will have an excur
sion here Sunday, June 19, and hold q
picnic on Concordia Island.
The tenth annual commencement
of the College of Our Lady of the Sacred
Heart will take place at College hall
Tuesday next, June 21st, at 10 CLOCK
A. NJ.
Friday, June Oath, has been fixed
upon for the graduating exercises OF
the High school, and the following day
the annual school picnic will take place
on Concordia Island.
The new Schempf Bros. and Win
kenwerder block is beginning to show
up finely. The beautiful front is hand
somely set off with metal cornice OF
exquisite design and finish.
The community is under great obi
cations to theWestern Union Telegraph
company for the receipt of bulletins
giving il full synopsis of the proceed
lngs ofthe Minneapolis convention and
also to'Miss Ella Rogan for manipulate
ing the wires during the time.
The performance of the Glover
Queen" which was repeated at Turner
Opera house, Thursday evening, was
in point of rendition equally successful
with the presentation of the previous
evening, and attended by a much larger
audience. The sociable at the close was
greatly enjoyed and fitting finale to
the affair.
-Ex-Chairman Henry G.. Payne is
reported by New York Press cores
pondent as saying:
"There will be no break in the ranks
Of the party. Gen. Harrison has made
a great record. No Republican has q
good reason to oppose the ticket. We
will fight now for him as hard as We
have been fighting against him. The
| common enemy will be the object of
| our attention"
AT st. Bernard's church Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week, Rev.
Father Healy, who has recently arrived
in the United States from doing mis-
sionasy service in Africa, Will lecture
on the Ozark Continent and will pre-
sent illustrations of scenery and Incl
dents in that far off and comparatively
little known portion of the earth. The
subject is of deep interest to the civil
lied world, and all should attend.
| Tickets, 25 cents.
The following item, clipped from
The Fort Madison, Iowa. Democrat,
contains information well worth re-
membering: "Mr. John Roth of this
city, who met with an accident a few
days ago spralning and bruising his leg
and arm quite severely, was cured by
80 cent bottle of Chamberlain Pain
Balm" This remedy is without an
equal for sprainsand bruises and should
have place in every household. For
! sale by John Molzahn, druggist.
Tuesday night of last week a thief
entered the residence of Alderman w.
Schultz and stole his gold watch and
| chain from his vest pocket and small
amount of change from his pocketbook.
| The thief also helped himself to little
money laid away in portmonie lying
| on one of the stands. There is evidence
that he partook of lunch to refresh
himself with before making his exit
Mr.. Schulte's theory is that the fellow
secreted himself in the house before
| the family retired, and when every
thing was quiet proceeded with his law
| less work.
A Clydesdale stallion shipped back
| here from Bird Island, Mimi, nearly
| two months ago, to Dr. Valerius & Co.,
and remaining unclaimed by the firm,
| was yesterday sold at auction by the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway,
/ to satisfy their claim for freight and
the expense of keeping the animal.
| The horse was knocked down to M.
Starker. of Sun Prairie, for $1OO, and
sold by order of the court under the
perishable and decay statute. D. Ryan,
of Emmett, bought the animal Monday
for $50, but not being satisfied with the
title, backed out
Since last Friday we have thought
of those roosters so much! Of course
the present keeper of the birds knows
as well as can be that we shall want
| them this fall, but out of pure head
strongness he would not, we suppose,
consent to have their roosting place
changed until the eleventh hour. Well.
if it is any consolation to The Gazette
man to continue in the position of high
| cockalorum, why we must submit to it.
as we have other provoking Democratic
| capers. But we will endeavor to stand
| it, for the ides of November will not be
long coming. Meanwhile let the roos-