Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1892-06-08
Read the new Straw & Murphy
advertisement.

"A small camp OF gypsles located
this week in the Fifth ward.
Ray Weissert is filling the position
of night clerk tthe Commercial hotel
"A girl-baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Whiting, of the First ward
this morning.
The annual meeting of St. Paul's
parish adjourned over to next Monday
evening at the chapel.
Miss Hannah Griffith and Miss O.
Stallman have resigned their positions
of teachers in the public schools.
Bargains in chamber sets and other
articles of furniture are announced in
Keck's advertisement in another COL
umn.
Rev. c. Iwert, P. E., and Rev. F.
Karnopp attended the meeting of the
German Methodist Preachers associa-
ton, held at Beaver Dam last week.
Mrs. S. Brewer, an early resident
of the town of Hustisford, died sudden
ly Friday last. She leaves a husband
and one child, Mrs. j. H. Richardson,
of Beaver Dam.
AT the last semi-annual election of
officers of Washington lodge, I. o. OF,
the following officers were chosen: L.
Wilkowski. O. NJ; M. Blumenfeld, U.
M; H. Graewe, K. S.; J. Koerner, T.
The Plattdeutscher Verein, of this
city, has arranged for an excursion to
Fond du Lac, June 26. Fare for round
trip, $1.75.S. The programme embraces a
steamboat ride from Fond du Lac to
Neenah.
Our former townsman, John r.
Buchanan, of Omaha, Neb., is to be
congratulated over his election of chair
man of the Western Passenger associa-
ton at Chicago last week, quite lucra-
tive position.
-Children's Day will be celebrated
next Sunday morning at the Congre-
gational church with recitations, sing
ing and speaking by the children ap-
propriate to it's observance. The rite
of baptism will also be administered
during the services.
j. R. Bells. Jr., of Wausau is get
ting out directory of this city. The
book will be published by D. Blumen-
field & Son. Steps have been taken to
have the houses numbered. which
alone viii make the directory of more
value than any heretofore published.
New flags have been received from
Washington by the weather bureau
station at Salick & Sons. The flags
were much needed, the old ones being
tattered and torn. The Bureau has
adopted new style Of flag to predict
local showers; the upper half is white
and the lower half black.
Hon. W. V. Lucas, ex-state auditor
of Iowa, says: I have used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in my family and
have no hesitation in saying it is an
excellent remedy. [ believe all that is
claimed for it. Persons afflicted by a
cough or cold will find it friend
There is no danger from whooping
cough wien this remedy is freely given.
so cent hotties for sale by John Mol
jahn, druggist.
1t has taken The Gazette two years
to make Up it's mind, or rather express
it's opinion, that politics and religion
should he kept aloof from each other
In 1890, when the two were INSOFAR.
ably connected, and politics was not
| only preached from pulpits but congre.
: cations we're advised to vote the Dem.
, ocratic ticket, The Gazette was as mum
as an oyster and could see no impro
priety il the transaction. But then
, this is aprogressive age and the editor
of The Gazette lives and learns.
t -Th, official vote of Jefferson coun
ty for snator is: Solliday, 1000; Kis
l pert, 2229. Two years ago the vot.
p. was: Peck, 4,199; Hoard, 1922. Dem
r ocratic decrease, 199; Republican in
NAO"oC - ofOA IhO NOtO VI 1oOO. COu
a sidering the brass band, highfalutil
Y and expensive campaign of the Demo
8 Gratis, the outcome is not at all discour
aging for the Republicans, who helt
Their own under the greatest disadvan
t tages. If the Democrats could max,
y no better showing now, with every
thing in their favor, where will they b,
g this fall when the Republicans take OF
v their coats and get down to business
q The Minneapolis convention effect
&c a temporary organization yesterday
# j. Sloa Fassett, of New York, bein
e elected temporary chairman. Th
e committee on permanent organization
have unanimously selected Gov. Nc
i, Kinley fer permanent chairman of tn
convention. The Harrison and Blain
- forces are still well in hand with tn,
chsnces for success about equall
divided b.tween the two, pointing yer,
s. strongly b the probability of darl
= horse earring off the honors. AS th
p convention proceeds there appears t
J be less bitterness of feeling between