Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-10-25

the quantity and GOOD quallty OF tue clueI
she makes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paurs
church will meet Thursday evening of this
week at the residence Of Mr.. J. B. Bennett
State Geologist Chamberlain has set
tied it that it is granite encoun tered at the
depth OF some 800 or 600 teet in the La
Crosse artesian well, and that means stop
boring.
Rev. Mvron W Reed aud D. D. French,
Esq, of Milwaukee, shot nearly 100 ducks
and geese on Horican marsh during We'd
nesday and Thursday Of last week.
George w Baker, of Hustisford, has
the best looking herd of cattle in Dodge
county if not in the State. They are all
-blooded Devons.
Slight hurries of snow fell at intervals
Tuesday, but scarcely enough came down
to remind us that winter may soon be ex-
pectsd:
Those who subscribed for "Foot Prints
of Time will please deposit their names
in O Box 60 as the books are ready but
the list is lost.
W. A. HENDRIcKsoN, Deliverer.
Major G. w Burchard, of Fort Atki,-
son, is doing some very effective work for
the republican arty this fall He spoke
last night in company with ex-Gov. Wash
burn at Waupup.
Lewis Trayser, of Waterloo, was bad
" burned by the explosion of a burr in g
kerosene lamp, last week.
The prisoners confined in the Dodge
County jail got into among themselves
last Sun day morning. and if they had not
been interfered with some of them would
have been seriously hurt.
"A late dispatch from Kilhourn City
says the hop trade has been quite lively
and Is to % and 80 cents is paid for fair
to choice grades.
The steeple of St. Demands Catholic
church shows its exquisite symmetry and
beauty since the scafoding has been taken
down.
The village of Hustisford aud the i'm
mediate vicinity is full of mourning. Du-
ring the summer and autumn up to the 18th
inst. lwenty-seVen children have died with
disease called diptheIia, and twenty more
lay sick with the same diease.
Mr.. Homer Cook, for many years res
ident of Lake Mills, and now living at Los
Angeles, California. is at present paying a
visit 10 his old home, and will spend par,
Of the winter in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Ernest Wood and Mr. Edison BAUM
frem the big Philadelphia show, over which
they are quite as enthusiastic as any who
have gone before.
A fine assortment of photograph ane
autograph albums. pocket books, music
holders, bibles and prayer books at tht
hook store of T s. CLARK & Co., cor. Third
and Main streets.
ingly puzzled On Monday to slocate' Gen
Bragg. Several were heard to claim hin
as the Gen. Bragg of Mexican war fame
from whom was demanded "more grape
while others of the wise 'ones insisted tina
he was the rebel General Bragg who ha,
ssrefomed' with Major Gardner.
&C. S. Maltby's Oysters. formerly KEEP
byF P. Brook, are now sold by Nixon |
Keyes, in Salick's block. east end of Mai
street bridge, the best oyster in the market
Call and try them, they will speak fo
themselves. Fer sale by the case, can O
dish.
Merritt Hoskins, the Lake Mills swim
dler, (brother TO the merchant of that place
was brought into Municipal Court thi
morning to answer to the numerous charge
of swindling which have been made public
However, be had been able with the al
sista nee of his friends, to effect settlemer
with the different firms, and accordingly
nolle was entered by the District ATTORNEY
Mt. Sentinel
-Consid cradle dissatisfaction and or,
nonitions of future evil are expressed b
some of the citizens of Palmyra at the r,
lease, on bail, of young Loedke, the woul.
be train wrecker on Whitewater mars
The belief fin bis evil dispostio is ia
gaining ground, those acquainted with hi
stating that be is character that seldo
relinquishef an undertaking, obstinacy al
perseverance bsng two Of bis st-onge
predominant traits. 1t is rumored he
With bis father in the town of Hebron,
present.