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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
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RXTRANGERAS

Paris, Hoviembre 1O.-Ha sido sen
ttncisdo tres meses de prisi6n Mr.
Henry Rochefort, director del peri6dice
"LIntransigeant," por un artfculo que
public6 insultando la judicatura, por
que habfa procesado svarios assrquis
tas,
Idem, idem idem.-En lea departa
mentos del Norte de Francia las lluvial
han inundado miles de hectAreas de to-
rreno, yi6ndose obligados sus habitan-
tcs abandonar las ciudades pueblos
quedando sin trabajo mas de Glen mil
operar:os de f6bricas de Roubaix de
otrOs puntos
Dicese que han perecido ahogadas al
guOas personas.
Londres, idem midem.-Comunican de
Sydney (Nueva Gales del Sur que el
yapor "Wairarepa" que Sc dirig{a de
dicho pueblo al de Auckland, Sc fu6
pique el domingo en- Ia noohe por la cos
ia Nordeste de NuevG Zelandia, pere-
ciendo ahogadas 1O2 personas.
San Petersburgo, idem 9.-El martes
se hizo entender & AlejAndro III la gra-
vedad de su estado, y ell enferme espe-
ro la muerbe con absolute tranqnilfdad.
Aver, POGO antes de gu fallecimiento,
sobrevinieron los fen6menos preag6ni-
cos, acompafados de espasmos Yiolertos,
pero cessron estos POGO desPues ell
Gar murlo dulcemente y en- plepa pose
sion de 81 conocimiento.
Rrclbi6 la extrOmaunci6n que le fu6
administrada por el sacerdote griego
ortodoxo Ivan.
Alejandro III 50 despidi6 de sus pa
rientes, los cuales rodeaban su lecho, re-
comendandoles que guardasen fdelidad
Fu hijo primogenito, successor al trono
I'm el momento de ocurrir Ia muerte,
los miembros de In familia imperial
prestaron acatamiento y homemade al
Gran Daque Nicolas, como Emperador
he Russia.
Tambien juraron va fdelidsd al GA
rewictch, con el nombre de Nicolas III,
el kj6rcito los altos funcionarios del
EAtado.
Se espera que Ell Czarewictch ser& pro-
elamado hoy ofcialmente emperador de
todas las Rusias.
En- esta capital sc han suspendido las
funciones teatrales Y toda class de di-
VerblOnes; mostrando Ell pueblo gran
tristeza pOr la muerte de su soberano.
TOdos los jefes de Estado de Europa
SO han apresurado enviar por conduc-
w Nc suo representatives OlpIOmaLlCO6
la expression de su p6same la familia
Imperial.
Sc estan celebrando funerales por ell
difunto Gar en- todos los lugares de
Russia.
Las manifestations de dolor mas nu-
fneroeAs y exPresiyas, Aon las que lie
gan dc Francia.
El cadaver de Alexandra III ha sido
embalsamado V sera conducido Odessa
en- el yate imperial, para trasladarlo a
San Fetersburgo.
Londres, idem idem m-Comunican de
Titn Iein que las tropas japonesas han
ooDstruido un puente sobre ell rio Yal6,
habiSndose internado en- territorio de Ia
Manchuria ounce mil hombres
Paris, idem iden.-IIa sido arrestado
el captain NJ. Alfred Dreyfus, pertene-
cient,- al Estado Mayor General del
Ej6rcito, por acusarsele de alta traici6n
s causa de haber suministrado al go
bierno dc Italia los planes references 4
la movilizacion de las faerzas francesas
en- Ia frontera italians.
Sc cree que la sentencis del Consejo
de guerra que 10 ha de juzgar, ser& la
do ser pasRdo por las armas, ssf como
que rera ejecutada dicha sentencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
La MANO DE DUCAZCAI.

,Cuantas veces la estrech6,
con orgullo, entire las mias,
en- los venturosos dias,
que lamas olvidarel
iCuantas, con gozo sincere.
que sus triunfos me causaban.
Vi que Sc la disputaban
10 mismo el rey que el obrero,
No es la mano solamente
un pedazo deleznable
de este cuerpo miserable,
que ell NAL rinde facilmente.
No; que siempre, con raZon,
para ell noble Y ell villano,
ha sido Y sera la nano,
trasunto del corazon.
Por ESQ 81 un dafio afiige
s un goce en- ell alma anida,
In mano, como atraida,
nj corazon Sc dirige.
Por ESQ, todo hombre busca
Ia de algGn querido ser.
cuando lie anima el placer
8 cuando el dolor lie ofusca.
7 es de admiration objeto
la del hombre superior
va Sc estreche con amsr
va Sc beSe con respeto.
Por ESQ la honrada mano
del obrero, encallecida,
vale mas que la pulida
del inntil cOrtesano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
COcheS

Por once pesos Sc puede hacer el visje de
Ponce 4 Ia Capital vice versa.
En los Precios Fiios de esta localidad y
en ia Biyamonesa de San Juan do Puerto
REC, sxpi ien los correspondientes billetes,
darAn irformes.
I'Ambien 6etan coches elegantes como
doe precios convencionales.
Ponce y Noviembrs9 3 de 1894. P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
RECORTES

Ell poder empleado sin dolo, es una gran
deza legitima.
FL castigo no deshonra: deshonrs In cul
pa.
La bondad es una hermosa compafiera on
todos los desastres de la vida.
Quien rie de todo es una de estas dos Co
sas: un sabio un quidam.
I'll desprecio de la vida es una condicioR
quijotesca del caracter
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15

GETEN de cristal Y de metal
IA para gas hidr6geno y
para petroleo desde
HlEIEElJ nnd hasta cinco lu-
ces: tiene de venta Y
las reallza 10 P. 3 mas bGrato que nGdie.
A. Lucchetti Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
GAIA DE PRESTAMO.S

Para al % del corriente SO verifeara en-
este establscimiento el remate de las prem
dns cuyos intereses no han sido satisfechos
sirviendo e7to de aviso 4 los interesados
narn lnA fines nnnainniantaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15

No hay remedio tan eficaz para combatir
la anemia y la clorosis otras enfermeda-
des como Ia ''Soluci6n Vital" del Licdo Ga
dea.
Vease ell anuncio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15

Sc venden los aparadores y
trameria de la tienda Palmieri,
Gale del Comercio.
Francisco Para
Ponce, Octubre % 1894. l m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15


Por eircunstaneias espeeiales, e. Circulo de
ofnistas de esta ciudad suspended la yelada
| llrlco-llterarla que para e IL de Ocbre 6ll
mo tenia anunciada dicha fiesta Sc ceebra-
"a ell ldnes pr0ximo, d las de Ia noche.
En- ella tomaran parte varios love ses '
ninas, nuestro amigo don Juan Morel
Campos con su orquesta, La Ira. "
| \ Ell actO promote quedar lucido.
Esta noche es la novena funci6n de abono
I & beneticio del tenorcito comico Jacinto An
guerra
Al efecto SO extrenara una de las zarzue-
! las mas distraIdas del repertoire hoy on bo-
ga: Ell Certdnaea Nacioredl.
Tambien Sc pondra, por primera gez, 10
| graclosa zarzuellta Ya SoHa0S tres; por ul-
TINA, EI ChalecO dta sc0.
| FL prograna no puede ser mas yariado-~4~
Esta madrugada ha salido nuestro Direc-
tor para La Capital, donde perlnanecera al
| gunos dias
Durante su ausencia queda encargado de
la direction de este peri6dico nuestro compa-
| nero ell sefos Abril.
Santiago Jim6nez jose Nolasco fueron
denuncados por tener sus cafetines abiertos
a las dos de la madana.
Tamb6n 10 fue Basilia Logrof1o por estar
vendiendo frituras licores las dos de Ia
maflana en- I'm puesto en Ell Ra6O del 6ueQ.
Relacion de las obras regaladas 4 la Bi-
blioteca Municipal:
Don Augusta Pasarell Don Juan, poema
de Byron.
Don Miguel Rosich Les Merveilles de
L Industrie"
Don Fernando Alsina-Nneve tomos de
la Illustration Espaf1ola' y dos coleccones
de LA Campana Gle Gracla.
Ell Ayuntamiento de esta ciudad-''L
alemanes y la Francia', por Didoh; Poesfas
de A. Lozano; Exposition Universal de 1889
Don Joaquin Ferran Luis. - Narias
obras en- Ing6s.
Hoy ha llegado en- el yapor leo Bosch el
decorado del Duo 0e la a. .fricana, que Sc OK
trenara el domingo pr6ximo.
Charoles; calcutas; bahamas charoladas;
becerros mates Y sirados; snela Mayorq quina;
b1falos toda class de materiales para "a
pateros y talabalteros ofrece la casa de Piza
Hormanos. Atocha A. 1-3
Acciones suscritas para el Cr6dito D Ado-
TTo Pptscefto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
Para Sn. Pc dr0 de M0Ceri
lsANTO DOMINGOl

La hermosa Y volerosa goleta
espanola Ana Isabel y, SO des-
pachara para ese puerto el saba
do IL del corriente, admitiendo
carga Y pasageros.
Playa, Ponce, Is de Noyiembre de 1894.
l-5
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
Gg'amatica
INGLFSA AIEMANA

Se desed c0Daprar ma, uSadd qse
sea compfeta y Sc e,acuentre en b,ten
esta B - Dtrigirse a esta iD.prenta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15

Tn individuo es acusado de haber dado
muerte su mujer de un pistolazo en- la ca
beza.
FL presidente.
sHa matado usted su esposaf
81 sef1or
-SPor que motivo2
--Por un error.
-JOomo es esof
-Estaba cansado de la vida.
-5De la suyaf
No, sef1or, de la mfa.-Como oil marido
la muJer son dos en- una sola carne, cogi
una pistola para matarme y. me equivo-
que de cabeza.
En- un tribunal
FL abogado-Seflor presidente, mi defen-
dido no ha robado mas que tres duros mien-
tras podia haberse apoderado de un talego
con dos mil pesetas
Ell acusado SO echa llorar
FL presldente con aire bondadoso:
-Acusado, veo que Sc arrepiente V.
81, senior; me arrepiento de no haber
yisto ell talego que SO refiere mi defensor.
ANALOGIA
Tn dia en- que nevada iba un borraoho
desde una acera otra
miranda la nieve que cubria
GALES plazas como blanca alfonbrA
excialno, deteniendose IN nstante.
con algeria loca:
-iHombrel la nieve yo nos parecemos
y es nuestra semejanza muy chistosa,
porque ella va cayendo copo copo
y yo me yoy cayendo oopd copa
Felipe Pdrez y GonsdIer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
Ia " e LOG
DE VAPORES ITALIANC

Ell vapor ROSA 10 Iegara puerto
ell 10 de Dcembre la para San Thomas
Napoles Veneca Livorno Trieste pasageros ncamen
para Geneva San Thomas Npoes Sta de Tenerife
para Barcelona via Genova
PREc5Icos PAsAJES
ta Case3
Frano9 Franc
do
Geaora d.
Para nformes generates drigrse connaaros esta
plaza,-Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15

Ell pueblo que hoy sufre V llora
que a Felipe adoraba,
de aquella mano admiraba
la Influenza bien hechora;
pues slempre que hubo ocasiSn
de ensalzar alguna gloria,
calebrar una victoria
8 aliviar una aflicci6n,
poniendo remedio al NAL
o aumentando la algeria,
ell pueblo siempre veia
la marao de Ducazcal.
Mano al bi6n siempre propicia
y siempre pronta y dispuesta
para arreglar una fiesta
o yengar una injusticia.
Para salvar al vencido,
socOrrer al desdichado
y castigar al malvado
y levantar al caido.
!Cuantos lie deben su nombre,
su honor 8 su porveniri
IA cuantos para subir
les dlo la mano aquel hombre,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15
Nos complace que Ell amigo Matos vuelva
La tarea del periodismo.

Nos complace que ell amigo Matos yuelva
a La tarea del periodismo
hoy debe legar nuestro puerto, bordo
Gel 1iefaeo, de paso para la Antilla hernia
ma, ei arzobispo de Santiago de Cuba
Mercado de Ponce
CAFE
Corriente Cuba, es+ V 28s.
Aaehacado. 2s4 go
Lustrado, 2st Y 29i.
SelectC 80.
AZCCA Ar
Glasses extreme, 4 %.
Amarillas, so.
Refno. p 81.
CIR O )
Sobre Londres 5 $50
: New Y ork. = SIS D z
: EspaIla. : 81 p.
: Paris .... :. 50 p. 8
. Habana t5 p.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15

Por no So que accion, un dis
al felicitarle yo,
81 su mano me tendio
y yo lie tendi la mia.
-Aprieta sin compassion,
me dijo en- tono chancero,
y yo le dije:-No quiero
lastimarte el coraz6n
No era aquel IN dicho vano,
con Ell alma 10 decfa,
porque Ducazcal tenfa
ell corazon Ell Ia mano /.
Felipe Perez Gonzalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-15

Algunos vecinos de la calle de la Salud,
entire Sol y Castillo, nos suplcan llamemos
la atencion de la policfa, respecto 4 dos me-
retrices que yiven en- aque sitio, que con
frecuencia promueyen escandalos
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS.

The following officers ofthe Jeffer-
son County Sunday School association
were elected at the meeting last week
at Fort Atkinson: President, Rev. W.
W. Rose; secretary, F. W. Metcalf;
treasurer, w. w. Stevens.
In mentioning the base ball game
in this city between "Watertown" and
Jefferson. in which the locals were de-
feated, THE 'WATERTowN REPUBLICAN,
says: "Our boys have now four sue
cessive victories to their credit" "Our
boys" Well, that's good. considering
five Fort Atkinson PLAYERS were on the
"Watertown" team.-Jeferson Banner.
That defeat must set awfully hand on
Brother Roessler's conscience. The
thought of those give Fort Atkinson
players" is something terrible!
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
Bank Directors Entertained.

Last Thursday evening Joseph Ter
brueggen, president of the Merchants
bank, and w. D. Sp~roesser, a director
of the same bank, gave a banquet at
the home of the latter on Clyman
stress, to their fellow-directors. It
vas an elaborate affair, thoroughly en-
joyed by all the participants, and was
IN the nature of a return compliment
for a like affair rendered the hosts be-
fore their departure last spring on
their late European trip.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
Repairs to the SiIsby.

The city has entered into contract
With the Watertown Manufacturing
company to thoroughly overhaul and
place IN first-cIass trim the Silsby fire
engine. The job will include an entire
new set of fues, and work will be COM
menced as soon as the necessary mater
ial arrives. 1t is expected that the
steamer will be out of service about
two weeks. The contract price is $3.50,
which is considered very reasonable, a
representative of the American Fire
Engine company who was here recent
" having bid ST. 900 on the same work.
This is the first repairing to any extent
that has ever been necessary on the
Silsby during its long and efficient SER
vice here.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
For the Fire Sufferers.

movement to aid the sufferers from
the recent forest fires has been insti-
tuted in our midst by a number of our
prominent ladies, whoinvite donations
of clothing and other wearing apparel
to be sent to the relief of needy ones.
Contributions will be received and
taken are of at the Bertram building,
On Second street, directly south of
Main, beginning tomorrow. A COM
mittee of ladies will also solicit for the
good work, and it is hoped a generous
response may be met with. 1t is a
most m%eritorious and commendahle
work, such as should meet the hearty
cooperation of all charitable and
thoughtful people.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
Death of a Former Resident.

Mrs. Milton Blanchard, a former
resident of this city, died Monday at
her home in Minneapolis. She had
been afflicted with Bright's disease for
some time past. The remains were
brought here and the funeral took
place this morning at 10 O'Clock from
the residence of Jonas Stahl, Rev. w.
w. Wilson conducting the services.
The body was laid to rest in Oak Hill
cemetery. Mrs, Blanchard was we'll
known to many in this city, where she
was married and lived for many years,
her husband being engaged in the mill
ing business. They removed from here
in the late '7O's. Mrs. Blanchard was
about As wears of age.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
Married,

Last Thursday, September 6, 1894, at
the home of the brides mother on
Second street. Rev. Mr.. Sterz united
in the holy bonds of matrimony Miss
Augusta Keck, second daughter of Mrs.
John Keck, to John Bruegger, of Will
%liston, n. D. The marriage was a quiet
affair, only the near relatives of the
contracting parties being present. AT
ter d brief wedding trip to Chicago,
Nh. and Mrs. Bruegger are now in the
city receiving the hearty congratula-
tons of many friends, by whom they
are held in high esteem, and will de-
part in a few days for their future home
at Williston, where the groom is a
prosperous business man.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12

Hugh Boyle Falls from q Wagon and
Dies Shortly After.

Hugh Boyle Falls from a Wagon and
Dies Shortly After.
While driving into his yard on a
stock wagon yesterday afternoon, about
2:30 O'Clock, Hugh Boyle, an aged gem
tleman living in the Fourth ward, was
thrown from the seat as the wagon
passed over a large bolder, and re-
ceived injuries which caused his death
last night at 1920 o'clock. Several
bones of his head were broken and he
was also injured internally. Mr.. Boyle
had been to the fair and was on the
way to deliver some sheep belonging
to Roger Moran, of Clyman, who was
on the wagon with him when the acct
dent occurred. The deceased was 20
years old and had lived here since 1856.
He was a native of the County Antairn,
Ireland. A wife, three sons and six
daughters survive him. Mr.. Boyle was
a pleasant and much respected citizen,
and the sad ending of his life will be
heard of with regret. The funeral
takes place Friday morning from st.
Bernard church.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
r FOR SALE.

100 acres | mile from Waupun, good
buildings, $50 an acre; 160acres 2 miles
from Wanpun, good buildings, $50 an
acre; 80 acres u miles from Waupun,
good buildings 500 an acre; 24O acres
3 miles from Waupun. good buildings,
$50 an acre; 220 acres | mile from Ran
dolph, good buildings, $50 an acre; 100
acres 2 miles from Randolph, good
buildings, $50 an acre; 100 acres 2 miles
from Randolph, good buildings, 500 an
acre; 100 acres 4 miles from Beaver
Dam, good buildings. $50 an acre; 80
acres 3 miles from Beaver Dam, good
buildings, $65 an acre; 270 acres smiles
from Beaver Dam, good buildings, $40
an acre.
For particulars call on r. j. Eaton,
at the office of F. J. ~Schoechert & Son,
Watertown, Wis. 49w2
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
IN BRIEF.
-TheNorthwestern university ope

-TheNorthwestern university opens
to-day.
Tomorrow the union Sunday
school of Pipersville will picnic at that
place.
The Congregational Sunday school
hold their annual picnic at Pipersvllle
next Saturday.
The construction Is nearing
completion. About ten days more the
contractors expect it will take.
A. P. Board mar is now the super
intendent at the works of the Water
town Manufacturing company.
The hour of Sunday evening SER
vices at the Congregational church has
been changed from 7:45 to 7:30.
Last Wednesday the fall term OF
the Sacred Heart college commenced
with more than an average attendance.
Last week M. Maloney purchased
the Schwab building at 107 Main street
as an investment, the price being about
5000.
The EdW.J J. fraudulent company
are rushed with orders, and the fac
tory is kept running at it's fullest
capacity.
North Second street is being pro-
vided with electric arc lights, which
| will in future be in. use on that thor
oughfare.
Some mean person Sunday night
robbed Albert Fuermann's grape vines,
at his Sixth ward home, ofevery bunch
of grapes contained thereon.
The attendance at the public
| schools has gradually increased lnce
the opening day, and several of the
grades are now over-crOwded.
The balloon ascension and para
chute leap, announced as an attraction
at Maple park last Sunday, did rot
take place on account ofthe rain storm.
The monthly fair yesterday was
quite largely attended and trade was
good, although it was not what might
have been expected of a September
fair.
Mayor Voss has appointed F. Ii.
Breckenridge supervisor of the Sew
enth ward to fill the uneXpired term OF
F. Hose, who has removed from the
ward.
John Beisner has on exhibition at
his barber shop what is called a Virgin
ia rail, a bird something like our jack
snipe. 1t was captured from among
the myriad of birds which infested the
city one evening last week. supposed
to have been driven this way by the
northern forest fires.
More money is needed to pay for
the sewer construction. All the avail
able funds have been exhausted, and
the mayor has recommended the COM
mon council to take steps for provid-
ing additional funds, in order to full
! fill the city's part ofthe contract. The
finance committee has the matter in
hand.
Next Sunday a mission festival
will be held at St. Marks Lutheran
church. The customary services take
place during the day, and in the even
ing an English service will be given,
Rev. L. j. Gamm, of Milwaukee, de-
livering the m The collection
will be for the benefit of the North
western university fund. Rev. l.. A.
Spiering, of New London, breaches III
the morning.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
A Small Blaze.

Shortly after 3 O'Clock ,nday morn.
ing the f. Hermann by:,ding at the
south end of Fourth street ridge, used
as the Sixth ward voting place, was dis.
covered to be on fire. but the flames
we're soon under control by the fire
men and only a partial destruction oil
the building followed. The merchan-
disc stock of August Toelke was stored
there. but was removed without much
damage. There was no insurance on
the building, the stock, however, being
covered in Joseph Wright's agency.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
Emmett Grove Factory.

The following named persons sub
scribed to stock in the Emmett Grove
Butter and Cheese factory: William
Burger, Michael Book, Gotfried Oest-
reich, Carl Broetzmann, John Burger,
Peter Thauer, Joseph Holstein, Daniel
Sullivan, William Grooming, julius
Lehman, Thomas Sullivan, Fred Kiln
ger, August Thoma, John Giraffe. Jacob
Burger, George Meyer and George
Thauer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
Races aft the Fair

The entries for the horse races at the
Jefferson county fair are coming in al
ready. The prospects are hat the list
Of entries this year will be much larger
than ever before, as the fair is held the
week after the Walworth, Dane and
Dodge county fairs and the GAINESVILLE
fall meeting. which will bring many
from these places.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
Senatorial Convention To-Day.

Senatorial district hold their owen
ton to-day at Oconomowoc, when Sen
ator A. SolIiday will witAjut doubt be
renominated. The delegates from this
city are: j. w. Moore, Charles Null
berger, A. c. Kruger and Wm.Reber.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12
Death of Mrs. John Burke.

Mrs. John Burke, of the town of
Shields, died Monday, September 10,
of stomach and lung troubles, after a
long illness. She was 56.years old and
a native of Ireland, coming to this
country in 1887. A husband, five sons
and three daughters mourn her loss.
The funeral was held this morning and
the body inferred in St. Demands
cemetery.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12

| hereby desire to announce to the
public II general that | havechanged
the location of my -four and feed store
from 214 Madison street to 200
Market street.
5Ow3 JULIUS T. VOLKMANN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-09-12

One hundred and twenty acres of
land in the town ofShields, three miles
south of Redwood. on long time. For
particulars enquire OF
Mrs. MARY HANLoN,
AVA $40 West Main street
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