Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-10-19

Otto J. Goeldner has a new "ad"
this week. Read it and be happy.
"A few days since, Mrs. Theodore
Martin, of the Sixth ward, fell from
wagon and broke her shoulder.
We would call attention to the card
of Mrs. Anna Spanuth, teacher of vocal
art, Milwaukee, which appears in an
other column.
The city is minus it's legislative
force, Senators Solliday ard Voss and
Assemblyman jacob being at Madison
fixing up another apportionment.
The Spanuth concert will take place
at Concordia Opera house. November
18th. Mr.. Spanuth will be assisted by
Vim. Bellack and Miss Sophia Gilows-
ky, of Milwaukee,
In a game of ball at Rome, this
county, last Saturday, a team of pick ed
players from this city, including a few
of the S. & Q. club, defeated the Con-
cords by score of II to Ia.
Mineral poisons, when used in the
treatment of liver disorders cause very
serious and dangerous arrangements
of that organ. Use nothing but DR..
Hobbs Little Vegetable Pills for liver
complaints. Ask your druggist for
them.
List ofletters remaining in the post
office at Watertown, Oct. 19, 1892:
Carpenter Elmar Marrow, Miss Katie
Carson, Edward Romnev, Miss Mary
Conley, Miss Mary Wood, Miss Hart
Hayden, Emma Weeks, Mrs. @. P
Martin, Lana
j. L. MoAK, P. M.
w. F. Gille has shown us branches
cut from Champion ounce tree con-
tanning eight large and well matured
ounces. Mr.. Gille raised the tree.
which is three years old, in his own
garden in the First ward. The ounces
are on exhibition at Stallman's fruit
store.
Our former townsman, Charles w.
Harger, of Wausau, cashier of the Mar
athon County bank, has "wild- cat"
note issued by the Marathon County
bank of Eagle, in 1859 1t is the de-
nomination of So, and very faded and
cheap looking affair. w. II. Mylrea is
using it in his stumping tour about the
state
a curiosity in Wisconsin fruit cul-
ture could be seen last week in the gar
! den of p Mcdonald in the Fourtll
ward, being nothing less than vigor-
Gus peach tree containing bout half
bushel of delicious peaches. Mr.. Me-
Donald's success shows that peach cul-
ture in Wisconsin is not an impossi-
bility.
"A sneak thief, last Wednesday in
broad daylight, during the absence of
the family entered the residence of NJ.
II. Gaebler, on Fifth street, and raided
the premises, picking pjewelry money
and bric-brac to the value of about $75.
The thief gotinto the house through the
pantry window. No arrests, but it is
high time some of these scamps were
discovered and made an example of
by meeting with the punishment they
deserve.
One night last week Fred Hollatz,
owner of the old Joe Giles farm in the
town of Watertown, had eight COWS cut
and gashed on different parts of their
bodies, presenting horrible appear
ance. 1t is reported that couple of
the COWS died from the effects of the
wounds inflicted. This is a piece of
savagery unworthy even of the lowest
type of human beings, and no punish
ment would be too severe for the per-
petrator of such cruelty to dumb
beasts.
Last Friday morning Frank Braun
wart, a section hand, while attempt
ing to cross the track of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway four miles north
of here, was struck by the engine of
the northbound passenger train which
leaves this city at 8 O'Clock, and was
instantly killed, his skull being crushed
and several limbs broken. The acci-
dent, it is said, was the result of the
mans own carelessness, as he had am
pie time to keep out of the way after
the train was in sight Deceased was
unmarried and 30years old. He made
his home with M. Richtmann.
-Archdeacon Webber occupied the
pulpit at st. Paul's Episcopal church
Sunday, good-sized congregations at
tending both morning and evening.
that in the evening being especially
large. The morning discourse was
based on the text, "What think We of
Christi" and was a fervent appeal for
renewed religious life. In the evening
the archdeacon's sermon was in the
form of an address upon the Columbian
anniversary, and was replete with earn
est and patriotic appeals to American
citizenship. He covered wide extent
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